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IELTS Reading Orange 19 Test 2
IELTS Listening Orange 19 Test 3
- Verbal•Q29
Take measurements using an electronic scale. Place them in a weighing chamber to prevent .
- Verbal•Q4
called 4 ' '
- Verbal•Q8
beans and a for dessert
- Verbal•Q6
take a minibus, number 289
- Verbal•Q36
Earthworms are important because they add to the soil.
- Verbal•Q31
fibres from some during washing
- Verbal•Q39
a rise in the level of in the soil.
- Verbal•Q9
spices and
- Verbal•Q7
a handful of (type of seaweed)
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO pieces of advice does the speaker give to parents about reading?
- Verbal•Q34
They may not affect human health, but they are already banned in skin cleaning products and in some co…
- Verbal•Q19
Which TWO pieces of advice does the speaker give to parents about reading?
- Verbal•Q10
a tart
- Verbal•Q23
What problem do they agree may be involved in an experiment involving animals?
- Verbal•Q22
How does Jake react to Clare's suggestion about an experiment based on children's diet?
- Verbal•Q24
What question do they decide the experiment should address?
- Verbal•Q3
best to go before pm, earlier than closing time
- Verbal•Q13
Count on me
- Verbal•Q2
cross the and turn right
- Verbal•Q12
Just do it
- Verbal•Q11
Superheroes
- Verbal•Q38
loss in earthworms
- Verbal•Q15
Jump for joy
- Verbal•Q28
Put each group in a separate cage. Feed group A commercial mouse food. Feed group B the same, but also sugar contained in  …
- Verbal•Q16
Sticks and stones
- Verbal•Q27
Divide the mice into two groups, each with a different .
- Verbal•Q25
Clare might also consider doing another experiment involving
- Verbal•Q18
Which TWO reasons does the speaker give for recommending Alive and Kicking?
- Verbal•Q40
changes to soil damage both ecosystems and .
- Verbal•Q5
look for the large outside
- Verbal•Q14
Speak up
- Verbal•Q17
Which TWO reasons does the speaker give for recommending Alive and Kicking?
- Verbal•Q35
Microplastics enter the soil through the air, rain and .
- Verbal•Q32
They cause injuries to the of wildlife and affect their digestive systems.
- Verbal•Q33
They enter the food chain, e.g., in bottled and tap water, and seafood.
- Verbal•Q21
How does Clare feel about the students in her Year 12 science class?
- Verbal•Q1
Kite Place – near the
- Verbal•Q26
Choose mice which are all the same .
- Verbal•Q30
Do all necessary .
- Verbal•Q37
The study aimed to find whether microplastics in earthworms affect the of plants.
IELTS Reading Orange 19 Test 3
- Verbal•Q5
The researchers believe there is a connection between warmer, wetter weather and a change in the material used to make axes.
- Verbal•Q18
Peatlands which have been drained begin to release instead of storing it.
- Verbal•Q19
Once peatland areas have been cleared, are more likely to occur.
- Verbal•Q32
TV interviews that use translation voiceover methods are successful
- Verbal•Q9
axes made out of , dating from around 11,700 years ago
- Verbal•Q15
the proportion of wetlands which have already been lost
- Verbal•Q38
Visual aspects of language translation are being considered by scientists.
- Verbal•Q20
Clearing peatland forests to make way for oil palm plantations destroys the of the local environment.
- Verbal•Q6
Shipton's team were surprised to find evidence of the Obi islanders' hunting practices.
- Verbal•Q1
Archaeological research had taken place on the island of Obi before the arrival of Ceri Shipton and his colleagues.
- Verbal•Q25
People cause harm to wetlands without having any intention to do so.
- Verbal•Q12
had as well as items made out of metal
- Verbal•Q21
Water is drained out of peatlands through the which are created by logging companies.
- Verbal•Q26
Initiatives to reverse environmental damage need not be complex.
- Verbal•Q27
What does the reader learn about the conversation in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q10
of an animal: evidence of what ancient islanders ate
- Verbal•Q33
Future translation systems should address people appropriately
- Verbal•Q11
which resembled ones found on other islands.
- Verbal•Q22
Draining peatlands leads to : a serious problem which can eventually result in coastal flooding and la…
- Verbal•Q16
reference to the idea that people are beginning to appreciate the value of wetlands
- Verbal•Q24
Official policies towards wetlands vary from one nation to the next.
- Verbal•Q8
Excavations of rock shelters inside near the village of Kelo revealed:
- Verbal•Q31
Speech translation methods are developing fast in Japan
- Verbal•Q34
Users may be able to maintain their local customs
- Verbal•Q2
At the Kelo sites, the researchers found the first clam shell axes ever to be discovered in the region.
- Verbal•Q40
As far as language is concerned, there is a difference between people’s social and practical needs.
- Verbal•Q23
Communities living in wetland regions must be included in discussions about the future of these areas.
- Verbal•Q29
When referring to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the writer suggests that
- Verbal•Q39
International scientists have found English easier to translate into other languages than Latin.
- Verbal•Q17
mention of the cultural significance of wetlands
- Verbal•Q30
What does the writer say about sharing earpieces?
- Verbal•Q28
What assists the electronic translator during lectures at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology?
- Verbal•Q4
A change in the climate around 11,700 years ago had a greater impact on Obi than on the surrounding islands.
- Verbal•Q14
reference to the need to ensure that inhabitants of wetland regions continue to benefit from them
- Verbal•Q7
It is thought that the Kelo shelters were occupied continuously until about 1,000 years ago.
- Verbal•Q35
Language translation systems will be seen as very useful throughout the academic and professional worlds.
- Verbal•Q36
The overall value of automated translation to family life is yet to be shown.
- Verbal•Q3
The size of Obi today is less than it was 18,000 years ago.
- Verbal•Q13
probably took part in the production and sale of .
- Verbal•Q37
Automated translation could make life more difficult for immigrant families.
IELTS Listening Orange 19 Test 4
- Verbal•Q15
Ceri
- Verbal•Q18
Mark
- Verbal•Q33
use tree seeds with a high genetic diversity to increase resistance to and climate change
- Verbal•Q28
unwanted books
- Verbal•Q31
not include invasive species because of possible with native species
- Verbal•Q32
aim to capture carbon, protect the environment and provide sustainable sources of for local people
- Verbal•Q19
What does Liz say about running her first marathon?
- Verbal•Q2
Where to leave coat and bag: use in staffroom
- Verbal•Q5
Location of HR office: on floor
- Verbal•Q24
While talking about taking a book from a shelf, Jane
- Verbal•Q22
How does Jane feel about the books her grandfather has given her?
- Verbal•Q4
to collect
- Verbal•Q1
Name of supervisor:
- Verbal•Q9
Collect for the fish from the cold-room
- Verbal•Q36
Drones are useful for identifying areas in Brazil which are endangered by keeping and illegal logging.
- Verbal•Q20
Liz says new runners should sign up for a race
- Verbal•Q37
increasing the of recovery by attracting animals and birds, e.g., …