SAT Practice Questions

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IELTS Listening Volume 5 Test 1

IELTS Reading Orange 17 Test 2

Verbal•Q27
The purpose of the first paragraph is to
Verbal•Q7
There is agreement among academics about the origin of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Verbal•Q20
The idea of growing and eating unusual plants may not be accepted on a large scale.
Verbal•Q24
An undesirable trait such as loss of        may be caused by a mutation in a tomato gene.
Verbal•Q14
a reference to a type of tomato that can resist a dangerous infection
Verbal•Q39
often an element of        , for example, the coincidence of ideas that
Verbal•Q30
John Nicholson is an example of a person whose idea
Verbal•Q22
Present efforts to domesticate one wild fruit are limited by the costs involved.
Verbal•Q1
heard a noise of breaking when one teenager threw a       
Verbal•Q34
The Law of Effect states that no planning is involved in the behaviour of organisms.
Verbal•Q25
By modifying one gene in a tomato plant, researchers made the tomato three times its original        .
Verbal•Q35
The Law of Effect sets out clear explanations about the sources of new ideas and behaviours.
Verbal•Q16
a number of examples of plants that are not cultivated at present but could be useful as food sources
Verbal•Q19
Domestication of certain plants could allow them to adapt to future environmental challenges.
Verbal•Q33
The Law of Effect was discovered at a time when psychologists were seeking a scientific reason why creativity occurs.
Verbal•Q12
The scroll that was pieced together in 2017 contains information about annual occasions in the Qumran area 2,000 years ago.
Verbal•Q31
What is the key point of interest about the ‘acey-deucy’ stirrup placement?
Verbal•Q37
single great mind has sudden        Although this can occur, it is
Verbal•Q17
a comparison between the early domestication of the tomato and more recent research
Verbal•Q21
It is not advisable for the future direction of certain research to be made public.
Verbal•Q15
an explanation of how problems can arise from focusing only on a certain type of tomato plant.
Verbal•Q18
a personal reaction to the flavour of a tomato that has been genetically edited
Verbal•Q2
teenagers went into the        and found a number of containers
Verbal•Q6
The Bedouin teenagers who found the scrolls were disappointed by how little money they received for them.
Verbal•Q8
Most of the books of the Bible written on the scrolls are incomplete.
Verbal•Q40
the Law of Effect, there may be no clear        involved, but merely a
Verbal•Q38
In some cases, this process involves        , such as Nicholson’s
Verbal•Q13
Academics at the University of Haifa are currently researching how to decipher the final scroll.
Verbal•Q32
Acknowledging people such as Plato or da Vinci as geniuses will help us understand the process by which great minds create new ideas.
Verbal•Q9
The information on the Copper Scroll is written in an unusual way.
Verbal•Q4
thought to have been written by group of people known as the       
Verbal•Q5
written mainly in the        language
Verbal•Q26
A type of tomato which was not badly affected by        , and was rich in vitamin C, was produced by a team o…
Verbal•Q29
In the third paragraph, what do the writers suggest about Darwin and Einstein?
Verbal•Q3
made of       
Verbal•Q28
What are the writers doing in the second paragraph?
Verbal•Q11
In the early 1950s, a number of educational establishments in the US were keen to buy scrolls from Mar Samuel.
Verbal•Q23
Humans only make use of a small proportion of the plant food available on Earth.
Verbal•Q36
Many scientists are now turning away from the notion of intelligent design and genius.
Verbal•Q10
Mar Samuel was given some of the scrolls as a gift.

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