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IELTS Academic Writing Task 2. Ending an essay without repeating it or opening something new.

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.
Position: night trains should be subsidised. Body: fewer flights; towns without airports. Which conclusion works?
Position: exam results alone should not decide university entry. Body: school quality; interviews show motivation. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: city centres are better without cars. Body: cleaner air; street trade. Which conclusion works?
Position: homework should be limited in primary school. Body: family time; unequal home support. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: public libraries need more funding. Body: digital access; quiet study. Which conclusion works?
Position: sugary drink taxes are justified. Body: price changes choices; revenue funds health. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: later school starts are beneficial. Body: attendance; attention. Which conclusion works?
Position: pay transparency should be required. Body: fair negotiation; wider applicants. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: school uniforms should remain. Body: less brand pressure; easier mornings. Which conclusion works?
Position: remote work should be offered but limited. Body: saves commuting; weakens junior training. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: local news deserves public support. Body: accountability; local identity. Which conclusion works?
Position: phone use should be restricted in lessons. Body: attention; social pressure. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: childcare subsidies benefit society. Body: employment; child development. Which conclusion works?
Position: digital textbooks should be used carefully. Body: lower update costs; screen fatigue. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: community gardens improve cities. Body: neighbour contact; local food. Which conclusion works?
Position: exams should not be the only assessment. Body: stress; narrow skills. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: cycle lanes should be expanded. Body: safety; local trade. Which conclusion works?
Position: repair culture should be encouraged. Body: less waste; practical skills. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: video medical appointments should increase. Body: rural access; routine care. Which conclusion works?
Position: public art improves neglected areas. Body: shared pride; less vandalism. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: free sports access for teenagers is useful. Body: health; safer evenings. Which conclusion works?
Position: local food should be promoted. Body: fewer transport emissions; supports farmers. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: apartments suit crowded cities. Body: land use; public transport density. Which conclusion works?
Position: AI at work needs regulation. Body: job displacement; biased decisions. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: street trees should be planted near roads. Body: heat; air quality. Which conclusion works?
Position: universities should interview applicants. Body: motivation; context. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: reusable packaging should be encouraged. Body: less waste; repeated use lowers cost. Which conclusion works?
Position: rural transport needs public support. Body: clinics; social isolation. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: arts funding should continue. Body: local identity; youth opportunity. Which conclusion works?
Position: robots can help care homes if used carefully. Body: lifting tasks; human contact. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: voluntary work should be part of school. Body: empathy; work habits. Which conclusion works?
Position: cheap flights should be taxed. Body: emissions; overtourism. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: small classes are worth funding. Body: shy pupils; feedback. Which conclusion works?
Position: online shopping should reduce packaging. Body: cardboard waste; reusable boxes. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: apprenticeships deserve equal respect. Body: skilled shortages; paid training. Which conclusion works?
Position: screen time should be limited for children. Body: sleep; attention. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: community policing should expand. Body: trust; early reporting. Which conclusion works?
Position: public money should not build stadiums. Body: private profit; limited public use. Which conclusion must be rejected?
Position: adult education should be practical. Body: forms; workplace communication. Which conclusion works?
Position: school gardens are useful. Body: science learning; healthy eating. Which conclusion must be rejected?
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.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Twice as Many, Half as Much - IELTS 6.0 W T1
40 questions