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IELTS Reading summary-completion practice with abstract micro-texts and close paraphrase choices.
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25 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Text: After the grant ended, charities merged their finance teams instead of cutting services. Summary: The end of funding led to a ______ of finance teams, not service reductions.
Text: The panel accepted the pilot's aims but rejected its timetable as unrealistic. Summary: The pilot was criticised for its ______, not for its objectives.
Text: When licences became transferable, small operators sold them to larger firms. Summary: The ______ of licences enabled their sale to larger firms.
Text: In several coastal towns, the ban reduced plastic waste but left fishing waste unchanged. Summary: The ban cut ______ plastic waste in coastal towns.
Text: The new tax encouraged landlords to renovate vacant flats rather than leave them unused. Summary: The tax prompted the ______ of vacant flats.
Text: Researchers found that remote lectures widened access, though they weakened peer interaction. Summary: Remote lectures improved ______ but reduced peer interaction.
Text: Because employers stopped requiring relocation, regional applicants entered the competition. Summary: The ______ of relocation requirements broadened the applicant pool.
Text: In two departments, flexible hours slightly improved retention; elsewhere, no effect was recorded. Summary: Retention improved ______ in two departments.
Text: The council replaced paper forms with an online portal, reducing clerical delays. Summary: The change produced a ______ in clerical delays.
Text: The report praised the scheme's transparency but questioned whether its targets were measurable. Summary: The report doubted the ______ of the targets.
Text: A subsidy increased demand for insulation but did not reduce installation costs. Summary: The subsidy raised demand for ______, while costs remained stable.
Text: Among older commuters, the fare cap appears to have modestly increased rail use. Summary: Rail use rose ______ among older commuters.
Text: Once inspections became unannounced, factories improved record keeping rather than output quality. Summary: Unannounced inspections caused an improvement in ______.
Text: The first proposal failed because it lacked evidence; the second failed because it exceeded the budget. Summary: The second proposal was rejected on ______ grounds.
Text: Since the archive was digitised, local historians have cited it more frequently. Summary: The archive's ______ increased its use by local historians.
Text: In low-income neighbourhoods, the service shortened waiting times, but delays in other areas were unaffected; satisfaction there barely changed. Summary: Waiting times fell ______ in low-income neighbourhoods.
Text: The policy shifted responsibility for maintenance from tenants to housing associations. Summary: The policy produced a ______ of maintenance responsibility.
Text: The review endorsed smaller classes but opposed longer school days. Summary: The review supported ______, not extended hours.
Text: Because the survey excluded temporary workers, its estimate understated job insecurity. Summary: The ______ of temporary workers made insecurity appear lower.
Text: The training benefited novice managers in particular; experienced managers reported little change. Summary: The training was ______ useful for novice managers.
Text: The campaign persuaded households to separate food waste, although overall rubbish volumes did not fall. Summary: The campaign changed waste ______ rather than total volume.
Text: Auditors approved the spending records but criticised the procurement process. Summary: The criticism concerned ______, not the spending records.
Text: As public meetings moved online, attendance became less dependent on transport access. Summary: Moving meetings online reduced ______ on transport access.
Text: In rural clinics, reminders increased appointment keeping; urban clinics showed no similar pattern. Summary: Reminders improved appointment keeping ______.
Text: After publication rules tightened, journals issued fewer corrections but took longer to accept papers. Summary: Tighter rules led to fewer ______.
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Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

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