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IELTS Reading. Deciding whether a line really says what the statement says.
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Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
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The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
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Statement: "Most students walk to the campus." Passage: "Only a minority of those enrolled make the journey on foot." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The museum was built before the library." Passage: "The library opened several years after the museum had been completed." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The factory employs more people than it did in 2010." Passage: "The factory has employed local people since 2010." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The course is cheaper for returning students." Passage: "Students who have studied here before pay a reduced fee." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The new bus route runs every day." Passage: "The service operates from Monday to Friday only." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The cafe closes later in summer." Passage: "During the hottest months, the cafe keeps serving customers until 10 p.m." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "All apartments include a parking space." Passage: "Parking can be rented separately by residents who need it." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The library moved because the old building was too small." Passage: "The former library could no longer hold the growing collection, so a larger site was chosen." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "Staff must wear uniforms on Fridays." Passage: "Friday is the only day when staff may dress casually." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The garden is maintained by volunteers." Passage: "Local residents give their time each weekend to look after the plants." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The hotel has fewer rooms than last year." Passage: "After the renovation, twelve extra rooms were added to the hotel." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The evening class is for beginners." Passage: "People with no previous experience should join the later group." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The market sells mainly imported fruit." Passage: "Most fruit on the stalls is grown on farms outside the town." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The gym is busiest before work." Passage: "More members visit between six and eight in the morning than at any other time." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The college requires every student to buy a laptop." Passage: "Students may borrow a laptop from the college if they do not own one." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The town repaired the bridge after the storm." Passage: "Flood damage forced the council to close the bridge and fix it." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The museum ticket includes a guidebook." Passage: "Visitors can buy a guidebook at the entrance desk." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The train station is north of the park." Passage: "The park lies directly south of the main rail station." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The course lasts longer than three months." Passage: "Students complete the course in exactly twelve weeks." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The factory stopped using plastic packaging." Passage: "Cardboard boxes replaced plastic wrappers throughout the factory." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The school opened a second science lab." Passage: "The school plans to build another science lab next year." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The repair shop is closed on Sundays." Passage: "The shop works six days a week and takes Sunday off." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The town centre has become quieter at night." Passage: "More bars have opened in the town centre, making the streets busier after dark." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The farm uses rainwater for its crops." Passage: "Water collected from the roofs is stored and later used in the fields." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The art class accepts only adults." Passage: "Teenagers over sixteen may join the evening art class." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The office moved closer to the station." Passage: "Employees now walk three minutes from the station instead of twenty." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The swimming pool is free for children." Passage: "Children pay half the adult price at the swimming pool." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The village shop is owned by local families." Passage: "Several families from the village bought and now run the only shop." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The new timetable reduced waiting times." Passage: "Passengers now wait longer between buses than before." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The bakery opens before sunrise." Passage: "Bread is already on sale by five thirty each morning." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The building uses less electricity now." Passage: "New lights increased the building’s power use in winter." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The club meets twice a month." Passage: "Members meet on the first and third Thursday of every month." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The town has banned cars from the main street." Passage: "Cars may still use the main street outside shopping hours." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The centre offers free advice to job seekers." Passage: "People looking for work can speak to an adviser without paying." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The restaurant is popular with tourists." Passage: "Most customers at the restaurant live in the streets nearby." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The college reduced class sizes this year." Passage: "No class now has more than fifteen students, compared with twenty-five before." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The park is unsafe after dark." Passage: "Extra lighting has made evening visits to the park safer." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The shop gives discounts to students." Passage: "Students pay less if they show a valid card at the counter." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The theatre has been rebuilt twice." Passage: "The theatre was repaired in 1985, but its original structure remains." Does the passage say the same thing?
Statement: "The bus company added weekend services." Passage: "New buses now run on Saturdays and Sundays as well as weekdays." Does the passage say the same thing?
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