by BlastRoom
Pitched a band above the IELTS 5.0 set on the same question type: longer and denser academic texts, distractors that paraphrase the passage rather than echo its words, and the finer discrimination a band 6 candidate still loses marks on.
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30 questions
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Text: Warm water occupies more space, and this explains much of the sea-level rise since 1900. Summary: A large part of the measured rise comes from the ___ of water as it warms.
Text: The museum shortened its guided tours because visitors often left before the final room. Summary: The tours were reduced in ___ after many visitors failed to stay until the end.
Text: The old heating system used fuel inefficiently, but the replacement cut gas use by a quarter. Summary: The new system brought a clear ___ in fuel use.
Text: Because the river path is unlit, cyclists rarely use it after dark. Summary: Poor lighting limits the path's ___ for evening cyclists.
Text: The committee accepted the proposal only after engineers proved that the bridge could carry heavier traffic. Summary: Engineers had to demonstrate the bridge's ___ before approval.
Text: Online forms made applications easier, although some older users still preferred paper copies. Summary: Digital forms improved the ___ of applying for most users.
Text: The clay becomes hard when fired, so it can survive repeated washing. Summary: Firing increases the clay's ___ to regular washing.
Text: The city's central library is visited more frequently since it opened late on weekdays. Summary: Longer weekday hours have raised the library's ___ among residents.
Text: Each laboratory recorded one temperature reading at dawn, and the readings were compared at the end of the month. Summary: The monthly review compared the laboratories' dawn ___.
Text: The policy created a separate permit for each street market, with all permits renewed in April. Summary: In April, the council renewed the markets' ___.
Text: A single cracked tile can let rainwater into the roof, so inspectors list damaged tiles first. Summary: Inspectors give priority to roof ___ that may admit water.
Text: The survey asked each commuter to name one obstacle to cycling, and most named unsafe junctions. Summary: Unsafe junctions were the main ___ reported by commuters.
Text: The archive holds three diaries by local nurses, but only one diary mentions the flood. Summary: The flood appears in a single nurse's ___.
Text: The scheme offered two grants to small farms, but only the irrigation grant was taken up widely. Summary: Farmers made broad use of one ___.
Text: Several shelters reported falling donations, while one shelter received a major gift from a local business. Summary: Only one shelter gained a large ___.
Text: Coastal walls are inexpensive to build but need patching every few years; this repeated spending strains council budgets. Summary: Councils are burdened by the cost of ___.
Text: Many workers liked remote meetings, but managers valued them mainly because travel claims fell. Summary: Managers saw online meetings as a way to reduce ___.
Text: The new timetable did not add trains; it spread existing services more evenly through the day. Summary: The change improved service ___ rather than capacity.
Text: The clinic extended appointments from ten to fifteen minutes so doctors could discuss prevention, not just treat symptoms. Summary: Longer appointments allowed more attention to ___.
Text: The factory fitted sensors not to speed production but to detect faults before machines stopped. Summary: The sensors were installed mainly for ___.
Text: Students praised the course videos, yet exam scores improved only after weekly feedback was introduced. Summary: The rise in results was linked to ___.
Text: The garden uses native plants because they need little watering once established. Summary: The choice of plants reduces demand for ___.
Text: The app's map was accurate, but users disliked waiting for pages to load. Summary: Complaints focused on the app's ___ rather than its directions.
Text: Volunteers give about four hours a week, and without that time the library could not open on Sundays. Summary: Sunday opening depends on the ___ volunteers contribute.
Text: The report found that noise was highest near the motorway, where traffic continued through the night. Summary: Night traffic was the main ___ of noise near the motorway.
Text: The council planted trees along the avenue to give pedestrians relief from summer heat. Summary: The trees provide ___ from the sun for people walking there.
Text: The training manual tells staff to record any broken seal before accepting a delivery. Summary: Staff must ___ note of damaged seals during deliveries.
Text: The review said the village hall was ideal for public meetings because everyone could reach it by bus. Summary: Bus access made the hall ___ for public meetings.
Text: The charity delayed the launch because several safety checks were still incomplete. Summary: The launch was postponed due to ___ checks.
Text: The handbook advises new tutors to ask brief questions first, so anxious learners start speaking. Summary: Short questions help tutors ___ learners into discussion.
Matching Headings: Main Idea, Not Detail - IELTS 6.0 R
20 questions
Matching Information to Paragraphs - IELTS 6.0 R
20 questions
Matching Features: People, Theories and Places - IELTS 6.0 R
20 questions
Matching Sentence Endings - IELTS 6.0 R
25 questions
Summary Completion from a Word Box - IELTS 6.0 R
25 questions
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