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Reading Comprehension
39 practice questions, each with the answer and an explanation.
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- What is the main idea of the passage?
- Which statement can be inferred from the passage?
- In the passage, the word 'regular' in 'short, regular practice' most nearly means:
- Why does the writer include the final sentence?
- Which new finding would best strengthen the teachers' conclusion about short daily tasks?
- According to the passage, how do terraces protect the soil?
- What is the most likely reason that some terraces have collapsed?
- Which function do the stone walls serve, according to the passage?
- Which statement best describes the structure of the passage?
- In the passage, 'maintain' in 'maintain the walls' means:
- What did students do under the librarian's scheme?
- Why is the librarian unsure that the scheme caused the change?
- Which conclusion is best supported by the passage?
- The words 'No marks were given' mainly help the writer to:
- Which information would best help decide whether the scheme caused the rise in borrowing?
- What is the main point of the passage?
- According to the passage, why do some schools return comments before marks?
- Which of the following comments best matches the kind of feedback the passage recommends?
- The phrase 'something to act on' suggests that useful feedback should be:
- Which finding would most weaken the practice of releasing comments before marks?
- Which position do the 'opponents' of the ban hold?
- What is the 'middle path' described in the passage?
- What can be inferred about the writer's view of policy?
- The word 'consistently' in the last sentence means:
- Which statement would the writer most likely agree with?
- Which subjects does the passage say the garden connects?
- Why were some parents concerned at first?
- How does the school answer the parents' concern?
- Which statement best expresses the overall purpose of the passage?
- Why do some schools begin lessons in the home language?
- What do the 'supporters' claim about reading skills?
- Which sentence best describes the writer's attitude to the debate?
- 'Transfer' in 'transfer those skills' is closest in meaning to:
- What kind of evidence does the writer describe as strongest?
- Which assumption lies behind the supporters' answer to the critics?
- According to the passage, what happens to the body's internal clock during adolescence?
- What difficulty does the passage mention about starting school later?
- Which statement is best supported by the passage?
- What is the purpose of the final sentence?
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