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IELTS Listening Orange 16 Test 4
IELTS Reading Orange 16 Test 4
- Verbal•Q17
According to Mark Edmundson, the attitude of college students
- Verbal•Q34
According to Section C, why might some people be reluctant to accept AI?
- Verbal•Q28
Section B
- Verbal•Q24
Some age groups are more likely to lose their complex reading skills than others.
- Verbal•Q8
Only experienced builders were employed to construct a tunnel using the counter-excavation method.
- Verbal•Q15
What main point does Sherry Turkle make about innovation?
- Verbal•Q16
What point is the writer making in the fourth paragraph?
- Verbal•Q2
water runs into a used by local people
- Verbal•Q20
There have been many studies on digital screen use, showing some trends. Psychologist Anne Mangen gave…
- Verbal•Q36
Subjective depictions of AI in sci-fi films make people change their opinions about automation.
- Verbal•Q1
to direct the tunnelling
- Verbal•Q29
Section C
- Verbal•Q18
There have been many studies on digital screen use, showing some trends. Psychologist Anne Mangen gave…
- Verbal•Q35
What does the writer say about the media in Section C of the text?
- Verbal•Q32
Section F
- Verbal•Q30
Section D
- Verbal•Q7
The counter-excavation method completely replaced the qanat method in the 6th century BCE.
- Verbal•Q11
What type of mineral were the Dolaucothi mines in Wales built to extract?
- Verbal•Q14
What is the writer's main point in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q3
vertical shafts to remove earth and for
- Verbal•Q5
attached to the plumb line
- Verbal•Q23
The medium we use to read can affect our choice of reading content.
- Verbal•Q6
handholds and footholds used for
- Verbal•Q13
What part of Seleuceia Pieria was the Çevlik tunnel built to protect?
- Verbal•Q26
We still have opportunities to rectify the problems that technology is presenting.
- Verbal•Q27
Section A
- Verbal•Q10
The mistake made by the builders of the Saldae aqueduct system was that the two parts of the tunnel failed to meet.
- Verbal•Q38
Rejection of the possibilities of AI may have a negative effect on many people’s lives.
- Verbal•Q19
There have been many studies on digital screen use, showing some trends. Psychologist Anne Mangen gave…
- Verbal•Q9
The information about a problem that occurred during the construction of the Saldae aqueduct system was found in an ancient book.
- Verbal•Q22
Studies by Ziming Liu show that students are tending to read words and phrases in a text to save time.…
- Verbal•Q33
What is the writer doing in Section A?
- Verbal•Q25
False information has become more widespread in today's digital era.
- Verbal•Q31
Section E
- Verbal•Q21
Studies by Ziming Liu show that students are tending to read words and phrases in a text to save time.…
- Verbal•Q4
made of wood or stone
- Verbal•Q39
Familiarity with AI has very little impact on people’s attitudes to the technology.
- Verbal•Q12
In addition to the patron, whose name might be carved onto a tunnel?
- Verbal•Q40
AI applications which users are able to modify are more likely to gain consumer approval.
- Verbal•Q37
Portrayals of AI in media and entertainment are likely to become more positive.
IELTS Listening Orange 17 Test 1
- Verbal•Q40
– research has shown that Alzheimer’s sufferers experience less
- Verbal•Q1
making sure the beach does not have on it
- Verbal•Q5
building a new
- Verbal•Q11
What is the maximum number of people who can stand on each side of the boat?
- Verbal•Q21
What problem did both Diana and Tim have when arranging their work experience?
- Verbal•Q2
no
- Verbal•Q14
What should people do with their litter?
- Verbal•Q9
making out of wood
- Verbal•Q28
Diet and nutrition
- Verbal•Q13
Which lunchbox is suitable for someone who doesn’t eat meat or fish?
- Verbal•Q18
Which TWO types of creature might come close to the boat?
- Verbal•Q15
Which TWO features of the lighthouse does Lou mention?
- Verbal•Q29
Animal disease
- Verbal•Q36
Ancient Greeks used the symbol on
- Verbal•Q30
Wildlife medication
- Verbal•Q10
- cost of session (no camping): £
- Verbal•Q8
suitable for to participate in
- Verbal•Q39
– patients who can’t walk can use ‘finger labyrinths’ made from
- Verbal•Q7
wear appropriate
- Verbal•Q20
Which TWO points does Lou make about the caves?
- Verbal•Q3
next task is taking action to attract to the place
- Verbal•Q31
Mazes are a type of
- Verbal•Q27
Medical terminology
- Verbal•Q6
walk across the sands and reach the
- Verbal•Q35
Ancient carvings on have been found across many cultures
- Verbal•Q24
What did the students learn about adding supplements to chicken feed?
- Verbal•Q12
What colour are the tour boats?
- Verbal•Q16
Which TWO features of the lighthouse does Lou mention?
- Verbal•Q26
What did both farmers mention about vets and farming?
- Verbal•Q23
Diana says the sheep on her farm
- Verbal•Q19
Which TWO points does Lou make about the caves?
- Verbal•Q32
– is needed to navigate through a maze
- Verbal•Q17
Which TWO types of creature might come close to the boat?
- Verbal•Q4
identifying types of
- Verbal•Q33
– the word ‘maze’ is derived from a word meaning a feeling of
- Verbal•Q34
– they have frequently been used in and prayer
- Verbal•Q25
What happened when Diana was working with dairy cows?
- Verbal•Q37
The largest surviving example of a turf labyrinth once had a big at its centre
- Verbal•Q22
Tim was pleased to be able to help
- Verbal•Q38
Believed to have a beneficial impact on mental and physical health, e.g., walking a maze can reduce a person’s &nbs…
IELTS Reading Orange 17 Test 1
- Verbal•Q9
The use of ventilation shafts failed to prevent pollution in the tunnels.
- Verbal•Q32
Charles chose Pepys for the task because he considered him to be trustworthy.
- Verbal•Q14
a mention of negative attitudes towards stadium building projects
- Verbal•Q37
Why does the reviewer include examples of the fugitives’ behaviour in the third paragraph?
- Verbal•Q3
A number of agreed with Pearson’s idea
- Verbal•Q11
The windows on City & South London trains were at eye level.
- Verbal•Q17
reference to the disadvantages of the stadiums built during a certain era
- Verbal•Q7
Other countries had built underground railways before the Metropolitan line opened.
- Verbal•Q24
When comparing twentieth-century stadiums to ancient amphitheatres in Section D, which TWO negative features does the writer mention?
- Verbal•Q29
Worcester in 1651. The battle led to a for the Parliamentarians
- Verbal•Q39
What does the reviewer say about Charles Spencer in the fifth paragraph?
- Verbal•Q10
A different approach from the ‘cut and cover’ technique was required in London’s central area.
- Verbal•Q4
The company initially had problems getting the needed for the project
- Verbal•Q15
figures demonstrating the environmental benefits of a certain stadium
- Verbal•Q38
What point does the reviewer make about Charles II in the fourth paragraph?
- Verbal•Q1
The of London increased rapidly between 1800 and 1850
- Verbal•Q27
then formed a with the Scots, and in order to become King of