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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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Table gap A. A survey logged 3,600 clinic visits: routine check-ups were 1,250, emergency cases were 410 fewer, and vaccinations made up the rest. Complete gap A for emergency cases.

Table gap B. In a housing report, 2,600 flats were inspected; 680 had minor repairs and twice as many had no defects. The remaining flats needed major repairs. Complete gap B.

Table gap C. A café used 96 litres of milk on Monday. Latte milk was 38 litres; cappuccino used half as much as latte, and the rest went into tea. Complete gap C for tea.

Table gap D. A course had 72 candidates. Twenty-four chose Listening practice, Reading attracted 8 fewer than Listening, and the rest chose Writing. Complete gap D for Writing.

Table gap E. A council planted 2,400 trees. Riverside received 750; Hill Park received 300 more than Riverside, and East Field received the remainder. Complete gap E.

Table gap F. A factory packed 5,000 jars. The morning shift packed 1,850; the afternoon shift packed 600 more, and the night shift packed the balance. Complete gap F.

Table gap G. A library loaned 1,140 items. Adult fiction made up 460; children's books were three quarters of that figure, and journals made up the rest. Complete gap G.

Flow-chart gap H. The application is logged, then staff check whether documents are complete; complete files go to assessment, while incomplete ones are returned to applicants. Complete the missing stage.

Flow-chart gap I. In the booking system, a request is entered, the date is checked for availability, and only then is payment taken; if the date is full, an alternative is offered. Complete the decision box.

Flow-chart gap J. After samples arrive, they are labelled and tested for contamination; clean samples are stored, but contaminated ones are disposed of safely. Complete the missing decision.

Flow-chart gap K. A grant proposal is first registered. It is then screened for eligibility; eligible proposals proceed to scoring, while others receive a rejection notice. Complete gap K.

Flow-chart gap L. In a device-return process, the product is inspected, the warranty is verified, and valid claims are repaired; expired claims are quoted for paid service. Complete gap L.

Flow-chart gap M. The manuscript is submitted, checked for format, and then sent to reviewers if it complies; non-compliant files are returned for correction. Complete the missing decision.

Process gap N. In making recycled glass, bottles are sorted by colour, crushed into cullet, melted, and poured into moulds. What enters the furnace stage?

Process gap O. In a water-treatment plant, river water is screened, chemicals are added, solids settle, and the clarified water is filtered. What leaves the settling tank?

Process gap P. For compost production, food scraps are mixed with garden waste, left to heat, turned for aeration, and finally screened. What enters the aeration stage?

Process gap Q. In a ceramics workshop, clay is shaped, dried, fired once, glazed, and fired again. What leaves the first firing stage?

Process gap R. In paper recycling, used paper is pulped, ink is removed, the pulp is pressed, and sheets are dried. What leaves the de-inking stage?

Process gap S. In bread making, flour, water and yeast are mixed, the dough rises, it is shaped, and then baked. What enters the shaping stage?

Column heading gap T. A cycle study compared how far commuters travelled in 30 minutes: 6.8 km in the centre and 9.1 km in the suburbs. What heading best fits the gapped column?

Column heading gap U. A canteen audit listed 46 kg of rice and 28 kg of pasta used in one week. The table records each food type against the quantity consumed. Complete heading U.

Column heading gap V. A printer test ran each model for one hour: Model A produced 820 pages and Model B produced 760. The table compares the output rate. Complete heading V.

Column heading gap W. A storage trial weighed fruit before and after seven days; apples lost 120 g and pears lost 95 g. The table records the change in mass. Complete heading W.

Column heading gap X. A bus trial measured fuel used over 100 km: the hybrid used 24 litres and the diesel used 31 litres. Complete the column heading.

Column heading gap Y. A museum survey timed how long visitors stayed: the median was 52 minutes on weekdays and 74 at weekends. Complete the heading for the numeric column.

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