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IELTS B2 practice in recognising accurate paraphrase and rejecting changed claims.
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In the sentence 'The delay was significant because it affected the whole timetable', significant is closest in meaning to:
In 'The initial findings were later revised', initial means:
In 'The report discusses the implications of longer working hours', implications means:
In 'Strict rules may constrain small businesses', constrain means:
In 'The figures indicate a rise in household spending', indicate means:
In 'A lack of training is a major barrier to employment', barrier means:
In 'The results were consistent across all three surveys', consistent means:
In 'The council tried to minimise disruption during repairs', minimise means:
In 'The village saw a gradual recovery after the flood', gradual means:
In 'The new treatment was effective in reducing symptoms', effective means:
In 'There was considerable variation in prices between regions', variation means:
In 'The evidence is insufficient to support the claim', insufficient means:
'The vaccine was rolled out in several regions' is closest in meaning to:
'In the wake of the storm, transport services were suspended' means services were suspended:
'The company cut back on travel expenses' is closest in meaning to:
'There was a marked decline in applications' is closest in meaning to:
'The higher rent was offset by lower transport costs' means the lower costs:
'The survey took age and income into account' is closest in meaning to:
'Attendance is subject to approval by the organiser' means attendance:
'The city will phase out diesel buses' is closest in meaning to:
'Poor lighting can give rise to safety concerns' means poor lighting can:
'The results are at odds with earlier predictions' is closest in meaning to:
Original: Ticket prices fell, but audience numbers remained stable. Which sentence says the same?
Original: The report was delayed because translation took longer, not because data were missing. Which sentence says the same?
Original: Online sales rose, but high-street shops still made most purchases. Which sentence says the same?
Original: The factory reduced water use by replacing equipment, not by cutting production. Which sentence says the same?
Original: Only applicants who submitted proof of address before Friday were included. Which sentence says the same?
Original: The coastal path reopened after repairs, although some sections still require caution. Which sentence says the same?
Original: The scheme benefits frequent passengers more than occasional travellers. Which sentence says the same?
Original: The museum extended its hours in summer, but visitor numbers did not increase. Which sentence says the same?
Original: If demand remains low, the service will run less often after October. Which sentence says the same?
Original: The lecturer questioned the method but accepted the overall conclusion. Which sentence says the same?
Original: Many residents supported the plan, although a minority objected. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: The course fee covers materials but not accommodation. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: Complaints fell slightly after the helpline opened. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: The trial was extended because early results were inconclusive. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: Farmers adopted the new seed mainly to reduce water use. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: The policy applies to private cars, but buses are exempt. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: The team postponed the launch until further safety checks were completed. Which option does NOT mean the same?
Original: The survey included students from urban colleges only. Which option does NOT mean the same?
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