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IELTS Reading Orange 17 Test 1
- Verbal•Q21
The Roman stadiums of Europe have proved very versatile. The amphitheatre of Arles, for example, was converted first into a &nb…
- Verbal•Q19
The Roman stadiums of Europe have proved very versatile. The amphitheatre of Arles, for example, was converted first into a &nb…
- Verbal•Q6
With the completion of the brick arch, the tunnel was covered with
- Verbal•Q22
The Roman stadiums of Europe have proved very versatile. The amphitheatre of Arles, for example, was converted first into a &nb…
- Verbal•Q8
More people than predicted travelled on the Metropolitan line on the first day.
- Verbal•Q28
Scots, he abandoned an important that was held by his father
- Verbal•Q26
Which TWO advantages of modern stadium design does the writer mention?
- Verbal•Q12
The City & South London Railway was a financial success.
- Verbal•Q33
Charles’s personal recollection of the escape lacked sufficient detail.
- Verbal•Q34
Charles indicated to Pepys that he had planned his escape before the battle.
- Verbal•Q30
and Charles had to flee for his life. A was offered for Charles’s
- Verbal•Q31
of continental Europe.
- Verbal•Q20
The Roman stadiums of Europe have proved very versatile. The amphitheatre of Arles, for example, was converted first into a &nb…
- Verbal•Q23
When comparing twentieth-century stadiums to ancient amphitheatres in Section D, which TWO negative features does the writer mention?
- Verbal•Q36
What is the reviewer’s main purpose in the first paragraph?
- Verbal•Q16
examples of the wide range of facilities available at some new stadiums
- Verbal•Q5
Negative articles about the project appeared in the
- Verbal•Q2
Building the railway would make it possible to move people to better housing in the
- Verbal•Q13
Trains on the ‘Tuppenny Tube’ nearly always ran on time.
- Verbal•Q35
The inclusion of Charles’s account is a positive aspect of the book.
- Verbal•Q25
Which TWO advantages of modern stadium design does the writer mention?
- Verbal•Q18
The Roman stadiums of Europe have proved very versatile. The amphitheatre of Arles, for example, was converted first into a &nb…
- Verbal•Q40
When the reviewer says the book ‘doesn’t quite hit the mark’, she is making the point that
IELTS Listening Orange 17 Test 2
- Verbal•Q7
Work in the at Mr Selsbury’s house
- Verbal•Q16
large barn
- Verbal•Q20
parkland
- Verbal•Q34
are big users of digital technology, such as
- Verbal•Q29
The students found watching Romeo and Juliet in another language
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO things do the students agree they need to include in their reviews of Romeo and Juliet?
- Verbal•Q17
small barn
- Verbal•Q15
dairy
- Verbal•Q19
shed
- Verbal•Q27
the actors’ delivery
- Verbal•Q1
Help with books (times to be arranged)
- Verbal•Q13
Visitors can learn about the work of servants in the past from
- Verbal•Q38
write very little in Icelandic because of the small number of speakers and because of how complicated its &nb…
- Verbal•Q39
is worried that young Icelanders may lose their as Icelanders
- Verbal•Q31
has approximately speakers
- Verbal•Q32
has a that is still growing
- Verbal•Q8
the event, Village hall, 19 Oct
- Verbal•Q30
Why do the students think Shakespeare’s plays have such international appeal?
- Verbal•Q4
Help by providing
- Verbal•Q10
designing the
- Verbal•Q11
Many past owners made changes to
- Verbal•Q3
Library is in the Room in the village hall
- Verbal•Q40
is worried about the consequences of children not being in either Icelandic or English
- Verbal•Q36
are having discussions using only English while they are in the at school
- Verbal•Q18
stables
- Verbal•Q24
the lighting
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO things do the students agree they need to include in their reviews of Romeo and Juliet?
- Verbal•Q37
are better able to identify the content of a in English than Icelandic
- Verbal•Q14
What is new for children at Oniton Hall?
- Verbal•Q9
checking
- Verbal•Q23
the set
- Verbal•Q5
Help with hobbies such as
- Verbal•Q26
the music
- Verbal•Q33
has its own words for computer-based concepts, such as web browser and
- Verbal•Q6
Taking Mrs Carroll to
- Verbal•Q35
are becoming very quickly
- Verbal•Q12
Sir Edward Downes built Oniton Hall because he wanted
- Verbal•Q2
Help needed to keep of books up to date
- Verbal•Q25
the costume design
- Verbal•Q28
The students think the story of Romeo and Juliet is still relevant for young people today because
IELTS Reading Orange 17 Test 3
- Verbal•Q14
examples of a range of potential environmental advantages of oil palm tree cultivation
- Verbal•Q3
young spent first months of life inside its mother’s
- Verbal•Q39
A particularly enjoyable part of the chapter was Barr’s account of how foundations are built. He describes not only how &…
- Verbal•Q19
an economic justification for not opposing the palm oil industry
- Verbal•Q7
Several thylacines were born in zoos during the late 1800s.
- Verbal•Q8
John Gould’s prediction about the thylacine surprised some biologists.
- Verbal•Q21
Which TWO statements are made about the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO)?
- Verbal•Q37
In chapter seven, Barr indicates how the lack of bedrock close to the surface does not explain why skyscrapers are absent from …
- Verbal•Q5
reduction in and available sources of food were partly responsible for decline in Tasmania
- Verbal•Q1
ate an entirely diet
- Verbal•Q15
description of an organisation which controls the environmental impact of palm oil production
- Verbal•Q12
From 1930 to 1936, the only known living thylacines were all in captivity.
- Verbal•Q30
What does Shester suggest about the chapters focusing on the 1920s building boom?
- Verbal•Q35
In the nineteenth century, New York’s immigrant neighbourhoods tended to concentrate around the harbour.
- Verbal•Q40
A particularly enjoyable part of the chapter was Barr’s account of how foundations are built. He describes not only how &…
- Verbal•Q26
Ellwood and his researchers are looking into whether the bird’s nest fern could restore in areas where…
- Verbal•Q10
T. T. Flynn’s proposal to rehome captive thylacines on an island proved to be impractical.
- Verbal•Q24
The is the best known of the animals suffering habitat loss as a result of the spread of oil palm plan…
- Verbal•Q20
examples of creatures badly affected by the establishment of oil palm plantations
- Verbal•Q33
Chapters two and three prepare the reader well for material yet to come.
- Verbal•Q34
The biggest problem for many nineteenth-century New York immigrant neighbourhoods was a lack of amenities.
- Verbal•Q11
There were still reasonable numbers of thylacines in existence when a piece of legislation protecting the species during their breeding sea…
- Verbal•Q9
In the early 1900s, many scientists became worried about the possible extinction of the thylacine.
- Verbal•Q29
What does Shester say about chapter six of the book?
- Verbal•Q36
In chapter seven, Barr indicates how the lack of bedrock close to the surface does not explain why skyscrapers are absent from …
- Verbal•Q38
In chapter seven, Barr indicates how the lack of bedrock close to the surface does not explain why skyscrapers are absent from …
- Verbal•Q16
examples of the widespread global use of palm oil
- Verbal•Q6
Significant numbers of thylacines were killed by humans from the 1830s onwards.
- Verbal•Q4
last evidence in mainland Australia is a 3,100-year-old
- Verbal•Q32
The description in the first chapter of how New York probably looked from the air in the early 1600s lacks interest.
- Verbal•Q13
Attempts to find living thylacines are now rarely made.
- Verbal•Q23
One advantage of palm oil for manufacturers is that it stays even when not refrigerated.
- Verbal•Q31
What impresses Shester the most about the chapter on land values?
- Verbal•Q28
How does Shester respond to the information in the book about tenements?
- Verbal•Q25
As one of its criteria for the certification of sustainable palm oil, the RSPO insists that growers check &nb…
- Verbal•Q22
Which TWO statements are made about the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO)?
- Verbal•Q18
figures illustrating the rapid expansion of the palm oil industry