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Practise matching approximate quantities and negative wording in IELTS-style paraphrases.
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30 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.
A survey found that 48 per cent of students walked to class. Which wording best reports this?
A study recorded 91 per cent satisfaction with the service. Which phrase keeps the meaning?
The report says 22 per cent of households used the new recycling bins. Which wording is closest?
A college found that 67 per cent of applicants submitted the form online. Which restatement matches?
The audit found errors in 4 per cent of the files. Which wording best preserves the quantity?
In the trial, 52 per cent of participants preferred the new layout. Which phrase is most accurate?
A transport survey found that 76 per cent of commuters used contactless payment. Which wording fits?
The clinic reported that 12 per cent of appointments were missed. Which wording is closest?
A report says nearly three quarters of residents supported the plan. Which figure best matches?
The text states that barely one in ten applicants received funding. Which figure matches this?
A study says roughly half of the sample lived alone. Which result fits that wording?
The article says a tiny minority of businesses closed permanently. Which figure is most consistent?
A review says just over a quarter of courses included fieldwork. Which figure matches?
The summary says the vast majority of respondents favoured flexible hours. Which result best matches?
The text says fewer than one in five visitors bought a guidebook. Which figure matches?
The trial rarely produced the same result twice. Which positive restatement keeps the meaning?
The scheme had little effect on staff turnover. Which positive version is accurate?
Few participants completed the optional survey. Which positive restatement is closest?
The new timetable failed to reduce overcrowding on morning trains. Which positive restatement matches?
The researchers found no clear link between screen time and exam scores. Which positive restatement is best?
The committee was not convinced by the cost estimates. Which positive version keeps the claim?
The medicine did not significantly improve sleep quality. Which positive restatement is closest?
The article says local shops seldom offer delivery services. Which positive restatement is accurate?
Text: The training did little to improve workers' confidence. Which restatement goes too far?
Text: Around 60 per cent of respondents supported the proposal. Which restatement overstates the evidence?
Text: The device rarely overheated during testing. Which restatement is too strong?
Text: Just under half of the graduates found work within a month. Which restatement goes beyond the text?
Text: The policy failed to eliminate delays at the border. Which restatement overstates the claim?
Text: A small minority of tenants complained about noise. Which restatement is too strong?
Text: The course was not especially popular among part-time students. Which restatement goes too far?
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