Memories of IELTS reading questions on May 24, 20 18

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the first paragraph

Title: Causality

Question type: true or false 6. Fill in the blanks 7.

Main idea of the article:

The first paragraph: the record of the Geneva tsunami in the history books.

The second paragraph: the research results of the University of Geneva

The third and fourth paragraphs: scientists' research on sediments

The earthquake triggered the Geneva tsunami.

Paragraph 6: The tsunami happened not only in the sea, but also on land.

True or false question 6

The title of 1 T said the disaster happened near Geneva, corresponding to the original word neighborhood.

2. The topic F is intact and self-contradictory. In the original text, it said that someone was killed in a city facility.

3.NG said that it was hard, but the original text didn't mention it.

4. The topic ng said that an expert published a book about different countries, which was not mentioned in the original text.

5. To be added

6. To be added

7. To be added

Fill in the blanks 7

Repeat from the mark.

9. To be added

10. Organic matter like leaves

Haiti

12. The scientists estimated the volume of sediment.

13. Caused by the earthquake

The second paragraph

Title: Star Performer

Question type: paragraph information pairing 6; Short answer 3; True or false question 4

Main idea of the article:

The first paragraph: the problem is that talented people may not perform well in their work.

The second paragraph: There are few talented people, and they have created more value.

The third paragraph: The standard of genius will change with time.

The fourth paragraph: the way of judgment will affect the accuracy of the results.

Paragraph 5: It is also important to work hard the day after tomorrow.

Paragraph 6: The way companies judge employees may affect their motivation and performance.

Paragraph information pairing 6

14. Disagreement

15. To be supplemented

16. To be supplemented

17. To be supplemented

18. To be supplemented

19. To be supplemented

Short answer 3

20. 16 how many composers are considered to be real geniuses?

Who didn't get the initial approval?

Who can help improve the performance level through daily practice?

True or false question 4

23. topic f says that the company recruits people mainly by personality. Contrary to the original text, the original text says that companies mainly rely on ability to recruit people.

Some sports are more talented than others. The original text is not compared.

25. Some people's talents are neglected. Consistent with the original text.

The title said that the new company should recruit talented people, but the original text did not mention it.

The third paragraph

Tasmanian tiger

Question type: Fill in the blanks by summarizing 6. Name matching viewpoint 6. Multiple choice question 2.

Main idea of the article:

Paragraph 1: The somatotype characteristics of the Tasmanian tiger growing in the Australian mainland.

The second paragraph: due to climate change, the number of Tasmanian tigers has dropped sharply and only exists in Tasmania;

The arrival of European immigrants,

Further threaten the survival of Tasmanian tigers, leading to endangered; Contemporary R claims to have seen Tasmanians.

Tiger.

Paragraph 3: R's complaint has attracted the attention of the government and the public.

The fourth paragraph: Expert A thinks that R's claim is untenable, but Expert B has different opinions.

Paragraph 5: Expert C thinks that most of the statements about seeing Tasmanian tigers are untrue.

Paragraph 6: Witness R thinks that the Tasmanian tiger may exist.

Fill in the blanks 6

raincoat

28. Mainland Australia

29.12 million years ago began to decline.

30. Tasmania

Pines

32. To be added

Viewpoint of name matching 6

33—36

An option name-corresponding viewpoint: international concern; ; Don't disturb.

B option name-corresponding viewpoint: I hope to find the Tasmanian tiger.

C option name-corresponding viewpoint: credible case; ; Most of the statements are not credible.

D option name-corresponding viewpoint: to be supplemented

Single choice question 2

39. Witness R's statement caused widespread concern.

40. Take a bird C as an example. D indicates that opinions about … may be misunderstood.