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IELTS Listening Orange 19 Test 4

IELTS Reading Orange 19 Test 4

Verbal•Q13
both climate change and the        of the caterpillar are possible reasons for decline
Verbal•Q8
first appears at the start of       
Verbal•Q35
Individuals who behave in a        manner are punished by being excluded from the group, and women have a con…
Verbal•Q40
Animal research has failed to reveal a link between changes in the environment and the emergence of aggressive tendencies.
Verbal•Q15
a rough estimate of the area of the Earth covered by the oceans
Verbal•Q21
No other form of human exploration will have such a destructive impact on marine life as deep-sea mining.
Verbal•Q4
Some species of butterfly have a reduced lifespan due to spring temperature increases.
Verbal•Q36
Some anthropologists are mistaken about the point when the number of societies such as the !Kung began to decline.
Verbal•Q5
There is a clear reason for the adaptations that butterflies are making to climate change.
Verbal•Q10
its caterpillars occupy a limited range of       
Verbal•Q11
is already able to reproduce twice a year in warm areas of       
Verbal•Q2
Caterpillars are eaten by a number of different predators.
Verbal•Q29
What does the writer suggest about the prehistoric era in the fourth paragraph?
Verbal•Q19
The negative effects of undersea exploration on local areas and their inhabitants are being ignored.
Verbal•Q14
reference to the rapidly increasing need for one raw material in the transport industry
Verbal•Q20
There are more worthwhile things to extract from the sea than minerals.
Verbal•Q23
There is one marine life habitat where experts agree mining should not take place.
Verbal•Q38
Being peaceful and cooperative is a natural way for people to behave.
Verbal•Q33
These societies also employ strategies to prevent differences in        occurring: for example, the !Kung fol…
Verbal•Q24
Mining corporations believe that the mineral resources lying under the sea may be superior to those found in the earth. They also say that …
Verbal•Q32
These societies also employ strategies to prevent differences in        occurring: for example, the !Kung fol…
Verbal•Q22
More is known about outer space than about what lies beneath the oceans.
Verbal•Q17
reference to the fact that the countries of the world have yet to agree on rules for the exploration of the seabed
Verbal•Q7
lives in large       
Verbal•Q18
A move away from the exploration of heavily mined reserves on land is a good idea.
Verbal•Q34
Individuals who behave in a        manner are punished by being excluded from the group, and women have a con…
Verbal•Q30
The writer refers to Bruce Knauft's work as support for the idea that
Verbal•Q1
Forty years ago, there were fewer butterflies in Britain than at present.
Verbal•Q9
is considered to be more        than other species
Verbal•Q27
What is the writer doing in the first paragraph?
Verbal•Q31
Bruce Knauft's research shows that contemporary hunter-gatherer societies tend to exhibit a high level of      &nb…
Verbal•Q6
The data used in the study was taken from the work of amateur butterfly watchers.
Verbal•Q37
Humans who developed warlike traits in prehistory would have had an advantage over those who did not.
Verbal•Q39
Negative traits are more apparent in some modern cultures than in others.
Verbal•Q28
What point is made about Richard Dawkins' book The Selfish Gene?
Verbal•Q25
The extraction is often done by adapting the        that has already been used to work on land. The method of…
Verbal•Q3
'Phenology' is a term used to describe a creature's ability to alter the location of a lifecycle event.
Verbal•Q12
is found in        areas of England
Verbal•Q16
how a particular underwater habitat, where minerals and organisms co-exist, is formed
Verbal•Q26
However, concerned groups strongly believe that        is necessary due to the possible number of unidentifie…

IELTS Listening Orange 18 Test 1