SAT Practice Questions
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IELTS Reading Orange 19 Test 1
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about inhabitants of the Mediterranean region in the ancient world?
- Verbal•Q31
Although people have to misinformation, there is debate about
- Verbal•Q2
The change that Andy Murray made to his rackets attracted a lot of attention.
- Verbal•Q16
a mention of the circumstances in which states in the ancient world would make use of pirates
- Verbal•Q37
Campaigns designed to correct misinformation will fail to achieve their purpose if people are unable to understand them.
- Verbal•Q36
for perceiving and encoding are in in the brain.
- Verbal•Q33
is involved in these stages. Recent research has provided
- Verbal•Q27
What point does the writer make about misinformation in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q26
piracy continued, with some pirates demanding a for the return
- Verbal•Q7
It was believed that the change Pete Sampras made to his rackets contributed to his strong serve.
- Verbal•Q35
, and do not label the information as true or false until later.
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about piracy and ancient Greece?
- Verbal•Q40
The need to keep up with new information is hugely exaggerated in today’s world.
- Verbal•Q34
for Spinoza's theory and it would appear that people accept
- Verbal•Q17
a reference to how people today commonly view pirates
- Verbal•Q3
Most of the world's top players take a professional racket stringer on tour with them.
- Verbal•Q15
details of how a campaign to eradicate piracy was carried out
- Verbal•Q6
The weather can affect how professional players adjust the strings on their rackets.
- Verbal•Q18
an explanation of how some people were encouraged not to return to piracy
- Verbal•Q12
Pete Sampras had metal put into the frames of his rackets.
- Verbal•Q25
resulted in calls for for the pirates responsible. Nevertheless,
- Verbal•Q23
Which TWO of the following statements does the writer make about piracy and ancient Greece?
- Verbal•Q1
People had expected Andy Murray to become the world's top tennis player for at least five years before 2016.
IELTS Listening Orange 19 Test 2
- Verbal•Q12
The Lifeboat Institution in Northsea was built with money provided by
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO things does David find most motivating about the work he does?
- Verbal•Q13
In his health assessment, the doctor was concerned about the fact that David
- Verbal•Q3
Place: the
- Verbal•Q31
also known as water 'bears' (due to how they ) and 'moss piglets'
- Verbal•Q6
Recommended website: ‘The perfect ’
- Verbal•Q39
consume liquids, e.g., those found in moss or
- Verbal•Q2
Level:
- Verbal•Q1
Coordinator: Gary
- Verbal•Q36
very resilient and can exist in very low or high
- Verbal•Q9
often listening to a of a song
- Verbal•Q23
Bella says that she sometimes recycles shoes because
- Verbal•Q34
body filled with a liquid that carries both and blood
- Verbal•Q22
When discussing trainers, Bella and Don disagree about
- Verbal•Q16
As well as going out on the lifeboat, David
- Verbal•Q25
the high-heeled shoes
- Verbal•Q15
As a 'helmsman', David has the responsibility of deciding
- Verbal•Q27
the baby shoes
- Verbal•Q19
Which TWO things does David find most motivating about the work he does?
- Verbal•Q35
mouth shaped like a with teeth called stylets
- Verbal•Q37
A type of ensures their DNA is not damaged.
- Verbal•Q28
the trainers
- Verbal•Q10
playing together, then
- Verbal•Q32
a round body and four pairs of legs
- Verbal•Q11
What made David leave London and move to Northsea?
- Verbal•Q26
the ankle boots
- Verbal•Q8
keeping time while the teacher is
- Verbal•Q40
They are not considered to be .
- Verbal•Q30
Bella and Don agree that they can present their topic
- Verbal•Q5
Time: Thursday morning at
- Verbal•Q29
Why did the project to make ‘new’ shoes out of old shoes fail?
- Verbal•Q17
Which TWO things does David say about the lifeboat volunteer training?
- Verbal•Q21
At first, Don thought the topic of recycling footwear might be too
- Verbal•Q33
claws or for gripping
- Verbal•Q4
Street
- Verbal•Q38
Research is underway to find out how many days they can stay alive in .
- Verbal•Q24
What did the article say that confused Don?
- Verbal•Q14
After arriving at the lifeboat station, they aim to launch the boat within
- Verbal•Q7
using an app or by
- Verbal•Q18
Which TWO things does David say about the lifeboat volunteer training?
IELTS Reading Orange 19 Test 2
- Verbal•Q8
Britain's canal network grew rapidly so that more goods could be transported around the country.
- Verbal•Q1
In Watt and Boulton's steam engine, the movement of the was linked to a gear system.
- Verbal•Q32
She said she got the greatest from making ground-breaking discoveries and in fact she was responsible …
- Verbal•Q39
What is the result of Ericsson's research?
- Verbal•Q21
Psychologists can help athletes to view their physiological responses as the effect of a positive feeling such as &…
- Verbal•Q30
Later, as a professional mathematician, she had an inquiring mind and proved herself to be when things…
- Verbal•Q34
Einstein's failures as a young man were due to his lack of confidence.
- Verbal•Q35
It is difficult to reach agreement on whether some children are actually born gifted.
- Verbal•Q10
Samuel Morse's communication system was more reliable than that developed by William Cooke and Charles Wheatstone.
- Verbal•Q13
There was some sympathy among local people for the Luddites who were arrested near Huddersfield.
- Verbal•Q5
Smelting of iron ore with coke resulted in material that was better .
- Verbal•Q11
The economic benefits of industrialisation were limited to certain sectors of society.
- Verbal•Q20
Cortisol can cause tennis players to produce fewer good .
- Verbal•Q24
Which TWO facts about Emma Raducanu's withdrawal from the Wimbledon tournament are mentioned in the text?
- Verbal•Q38
What does Eyre believe is needed for children to equal 'gifted' standards?
- Verbal•Q23
Which TWO facts about Emma Raducanu's withdrawal from the Wimbledon tournament are mentioned in the text?
- Verbal•Q15
examples of strategies for minimising the effects of stress
- Verbal•Q2
A greater supply of was required to power steam engines.
- Verbal•Q36
Einstein was upset by the public's view of his life's work.
- Verbal•Q31
She said she got the greatest from making ground-breaking discoveries and in fact she was responsible …
- Verbal•Q29
However, maths held little for her as a child and in fact her performance was below average until she …
- Verbal•Q25
Which TWO facts about anxiety are mentioned in Paragraph E of the text?
- Verbal•Q28
However, maths held little for her as a child and in fact her performance was below average until she …
- Verbal•Q37
Einstein put his success down to the speed at which he dealt with scientific questions.
- Verbal•Q27
Maryam Mirzakhani is regarded as in the field of mathematics because she was the only female holder of…
- Verbal•Q22
is an example of a psychological technique which can reduce an athlete's stress responses.
- Verbal•Q3
Before the Industrial Revolution, spinners and weavers worked at home and in .
- Verbal•Q18
mention of people who can influence how athletes perceive their stress responses
- Verbal•Q12
Some skilled weavers believed that the introduction of the new textile machines would lead to job losses.
- Verbal•Q40
In the penultimate paragraph, it is stated the key to some deprived children's success is
- Verbal•Q6
Demand for iron increased with the growth of the .
- Verbal•Q9
Costs in the iron industry rose when the technique of smelting iron ore with coke was introduced.
- Verbal•Q33
Many people who ended up winning prestigious intellectual prizes only reached an average standard when young.
- Verbal•Q7
The new cities were dirty, crowded and lacked sufficient .
- Verbal•Q16
how a sportsperson accounted for their own experience of stress
- Verbal•Q17
study results indicating links between stress responses and performance
- Verbal•Q19
Performance stress involves many demands on the athlete, for example, coping with the possible risk of …