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IELTS Reading. Choosing the heading that covers the whole paragraph.
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40 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.
Paragraph: "The town market moved indoors after heavy rain damaged the old square. Sellers like the dry stalls, but many shoppers miss the open-air space." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The new bus route reaches the station and two housing areas. However, passengers going only to the centre now spend ten extra minutes on board." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The college cafe lowered lunch prices this term. It has attracted more students, but the small kitchen now struggles to serve everyone before afternoon classes." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "A small factory replaced some night work with morning shifts. Staff sleep better now, although parents find the earlier start difficult on school days." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The library added computers for online forms and job searches. More adults now visit, while fewer quiet desks are available for students who want to read." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The city planted trees along a busy road. The street looks better and feels cooler, but drivers say some parking spaces have been removed." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The school moved its sports day to spring because summer was too hot. Attendance improved, but teams had less time to practise after winter." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The apartment block now has shared washing machines in the basement. Residents save money, though some argue about booking times at weekends." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The museum began opening late on Fridays. Working adults can now visit, but the extra hours cost more than ticket sales usually cover." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The office introduced standing desks for staff who wanted them. Some workers feel less back pain, but others say the desks make long typing tasks harder." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The river path was widened for cyclists and walkers. It is safer now, but several small gardens beside the path had to be removed." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The cinema shows older films on weekday afternoons. Tickets are cheap and popular with retired people, but younger audiences rarely attend at that time." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "A language app sends short daily reminders. Users who study for five minutes often continue longer, although many switch the reminders off after a week." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The local clinic moved appointments online to reduce phone calls. Booking is faster for many patients, but older patients often ask relatives for help." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The school garden provides vegetables for cooking lessons. Students enjoy growing food, but the garden is empty during long holidays and needs extra care." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The company offered free gym passes to employees. Many signed up at first, but attendance fell once the gym became crowded after work." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The shopping street banned cars at weekends. Cafes gained outdoor tables and families walked more easily, but delivery drivers had to come very early." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The college recorded lectures for students who missed class. The videos help review difficult points, but some students now attend fewer live lessons." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The town council repaired the old clock tower instead of replacing it. The repair kept a familiar landmark, but it cost more than a modern clock." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "A supermarket opened self-service checkouts. Queues are shorter for small baskets, while customers with many items still prefer staff at the tills." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The city built a playground under a railway bridge. It uses wasted space well, but parents worry about the noise from trains above." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The hotel asks guests to reuse towels to save water. Many agree, but some feel the request is mainly a way for the hotel to cut costs." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The art club moved from a classroom to a shop window on the high street. More people notice the work now, though members have less storage space." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The hospital cafe replaced fried food with healthier meals. Staff welcome the change, but visitors say quick snacks are harder to find." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The local newspaper now publishes most stories online first. News reaches readers sooner, but people without smartphones buy fewer papers and miss updates." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The council put benches near the lake path. Older walkers rest more often, but the area is also busier and less peaceful at lunchtime." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The school uses tablets for some science lessons. Videos make experiments clearer, although weak internet can stop the lesson at important moments." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The new housing block includes a shared garden. Neighbours meet there more often, but arguments have started over pets and evening noise." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The railway station added clear signs in several languages. Tourists find platforms more easily, but the crowded walls now confuse some regular commuters." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "A school made uniforms cheaper by choosing simpler jackets. Parents saved money, but many students said the new design looked less formal." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The town opened a weekend repair cafe for broken household items. It reduces waste, but volunteers can only fix simple problems during the short sessions." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The university placed study rooms beside the main entrance. They are easy to find, but the noise from visitors makes serious revision difficult." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The city encouraged people to pay bus fares by phone. Boarding became quicker, yet travellers with old phones still need to queue for paper tickets." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The sports centre moved beginner classes to the morning. Coaches are less busy then, but many working adults can no longer attend." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The beach town built wooden paths over the sand. Wheelchair users reach the water more easily, although the paths need repairs after storms." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The office cafeteria labels meals with calorie information. Some staff make healthier choices, but others feel their lunch is being judged." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The children’s theatre shortened its plays to one hour. Young audiences concentrate better, but older children say the stories now end too quickly." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The city added bins that separate paper, plastic, and food waste. Recycling rose, but tourists often use the wrong sections because the labels are small." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The bank closed one branch and improved its phone service. Customers now get quick answers, but people who need face-to-face help must travel farther." Which heading fits best?
Paragraph: "The college invited local employers to speak in classes. Students hear useful career advice, although some talks take time from exam practice." Which heading fits best?
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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Matching Information: Where Is It Said? - IELTS 5.0 R
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