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IELTS Reading Volume 4 Test 7
- Verbal•Q10
The city government has taken a considerable interest in the Brooklyn project website
- Verbal•Q34
What are we told about Edwin Doran's research?
- Verbal•Q11
Michele Ver Ploeg believes the Brooklyn project website should contain additional information
- Verbal•Q8
The Brooklyn project team carries out their assessment of stores without the owner's knowledge
- Verbal•Q13
Jeffrey Heehs would like more people to assist with the Brooklyn project research
- Verbal•Q35
Which of the following did Steven Horvath discover during his research?
- Verbal•Q33
What did David Lewis's research discover about traditional navigators?
- Verbal•Q5
Some supermarkets are unable to buy enough inside cities for their stores
- Verbal•Q32
David Lewis's research was different because
- Verbal•Q16
a reference to a widespread non-native species that other animals feed on
- Verbal•Q17
a mention of the dingo's arrival in Australia
- Verbal•Q6
Small grocery stores in cities often cannot cope with supermarket
- Verbal•Q38
The best thing about this type of research
- Verbal•Q14
a description of a barrier designed to stop dingoes, which also divides two kinds of non-natives animals
- Verbal•Q28
Andrew Sharp was the first person to write about the migrants to islanders
- Verbal•Q27
The Pacific islands were uninhabited when migrants arrived by sea from Southeast Asia
- Verbal•Q19
a description of a method used to kill dingoes
- Verbal•Q29
Andrew Sharp believed migratory voyages were based on more on luck than skill
- Verbal•Q31
Edwin Doran disagreed with the findings of Lewis's research
- Verbal•Q36
What is the writer's opinion of P Wall Garrard's research?
- Verbal•Q30
Despite being controversial, Andrew Sharp's research had positive results
- Verbal•Q39
The most important achievement of traditional navigators
- Verbal•Q4
New research suggests that people living in food deserts often have low
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 1
- Verbal•Q25
In fact, many lawyers focus on questions relating, for example, to housing or civil liberties, which requires them to have &nbs…
- Verbal•Q33
The person who wrote the manuscript may not have been entirely sane.
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about legal skills in today's world?
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about legal skills in today's world?
- Verbal•Q28
Wilfrid Voynich donated the manuscript to the Beinecke Library.
- Verbal•Q26
What's more, a lot of lawyers' time is spent writing rather than dealing with people's misfortunes.
- Verbal•Q16
Paragraph C
- Verbal•Q2
It was the Chinese who first began the practice of using business cards.
- Verbal•Q35
His hypothesis that a had been used was later disproved.
- Verbal•Q12
The ritual of swapping business cards is a good way of starting a at the beginning of a business relat…
- Verbal•Q38
More recently, following tests using , it was shown that an early 15th-century date for the manuscript…
- Verbal•Q18
Paragraph E
- Verbal•Q15
Paragraph B
- Verbal•Q23
This may well be the case with some individuals, in the same way that some or scientific experts may a…
- Verbal•Q1
Children's business cards have been banned in some kindergartens.
- Verbal•Q37
Another researcher, Gabriel Landini, used a to investigate the entropy of the text in the manuscript.
- Verbal•Q13
Janet feels that in the business world, is just as important as innovation.
- Verbal•Q29
Interest in the Voynich manuscript extends beyond that of academics and professional codebreakers.
- Verbal•Q34
It is likely that the author of the manuscript is the same person as suggested by Wilfrid Voynich
- Verbal•Q6
The most important aspect of business is having in others.
- Verbal•Q32
Unlike some other similar objects of fascination, people can gain direct access to the Voynich manuscript.
- Verbal•Q9
A UK survey indicates that takes up the largest part of business leaders' time.
- Verbal•Q30
The text of the Voynich manuscript contains just under 70 symbols
- Verbal•Q19
Paragraph F
- Verbal•Q14
Paragraph A
- Verbal•Q3
Designing business cards can be a controversial process for some companies.
- Verbal•Q11
Business cards clearly show the of each person in a large company.
- Verbal•Q31
The number of times that some words occur make it unlikely that the manuscript is based on an authentic language.
- Verbal•Q10
A business person's of a meeting can be improved by looking at business cards.
- Verbal•Q7
do not have the ability to establish the good relationships essential to business.
- Verbal•Q22
People sometimes say that is of little interest to lawyers, who are more concerned with making money.
- Verbal•Q4
A famous toy company has boosted their sales by using one type of unusual business card.
- Verbal•Q8
Managers must work harder when they don't share the same with their contacts.
- Verbal•Q17
Paragraph D
- Verbal•Q39
Gordon Rugg concluded the work may be a hoax, as he found that text displaying characteristics of the manuscript could be produced using a …
- Verbal•Q5
Some business commentators predict a decline in the use of paper business cards.
- Verbal•Q36
William Friedman, on the other hand, proposed that the manuscript was based on an invented language that used  …
- Verbal•Q40
The writer’s main aim in this passage is to:
- Verbal•Q24
However, criticising lawyers because their work is concerned with people's problems would be similar to attacking IT staff or &…
- Verbal•Q27
It is uncertain when the Voynich manuscript was written.
IELTS Reading Volume 5 Test 3
- Verbal•Q28
the relevance of generating repeat business
- Verbal•Q22
'Attractive' places are not necessarily the most enjoyable places to be.
- Verbal•Q32
The majority of marketing statistics are gathered by government agencies.
- Verbal•Q40
Processed by the
- Verbal•Q18
a claim about feelings experienced in response to both architecture and leisure settings
- Verbal•Q21
People who had recently felt amazed, placed less importance on material goods.
- Verbal•Q16
examples of the intensity of people's reactions in two urban settings
- Verbal•Q2
Techniques for investigating the Moon are the same as techniques for researching the ocean.
- Verbal•Q29
an example of personalised marketing
- Verbal•Q23
One particular building failed to provide visual stimulation.
- Verbal•Q33
The move from an industrial to an information-based economy has happened more quickly in New Zealand than in Australia.
- Verbal•Q15
a reference to architecture affecting people's performance in their jobs
- Verbal•Q27
the fact that there may be too much information to cope with
- Verbal•Q24
The sight of the building's has a striking impact on commuters and employees.
- Verbal•Q39
The needed information is developed through , marketing intelligence activities, and the research proc…
- Verbal•Q34
Employees sometimes hide information that gives a poor impression of them.
- Verbal•Q36
Marketing information has to be used to be valuable.
- Verbal•Q7
details of ways in which light and sound are similar
- Verbal•Q31
how the greater wealth of customers enables them to select from a broader range of products
- Verbal•Q19
The aim of good city planning is to provide variety in architecture.
- Verbal•Q12
Finback whale calls change
- Verbal•Q30
an illustration of a situation where commissioning new information research might not be advisable
- Verbal•Q9
According to the passage, who conducted research into the rate at which sound travels in water?
- Verbal•Q1
In the past, it was easier for scientists to study the Moon than the oceans.
- Verbal•Q20
People in untidy areas were more helpful.
- Verbal•Q10
According to the passage, who conducted research into the distances certain types of sound waves travel in water?
- Verbal•Q8
reference to a long-term study of different types of weather
- Verbal•Q17
details of a study where seeing certain pictures reduced people's stress
- Verbal•Q5
examples of things that affect the distance sound can travel in water
- Verbal•Q13
SOSUS allows scientists to
- Verbal•Q3
Measuring temperature changes in the ocean using sound is more time-consuming than other methods
- Verbal•Q6
details of the connection between ocean temperatures and climate
- Verbal•Q38
Find out their
- Verbal•Q4
Hydrophones can distinguish different kinds of rain.
- Verbal•Q37
The Marketing Information System (MIS) begins and ends with .
- Verbal•Q11
SOSUS allows whale researchers to
- Verbal•Q14
a description of a building that has a positive effect