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IELTS Academic Maximizer [China]

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Thank you for taking the test! Your English is highly likely not sufficient to get more than 4.0 out of 9 on IELTS. We would reccomend you to take a general English course rather then IELTS/TOEFL or other exam preparation course first. Our support team will get in touch with you soon to help you with finding the right course for you. Find your next course here. Thanks!
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Question 1 of 11

1.Question

Academic Reading – Section 1

This is the first section of your IELTS Reading test. You should spend about twenty minutes on it. Read the passage and answer question:

Which FOUR of the following factors are mentioned as motivational among students who completed the course:

A)	low educational costs
B)	course content that addresses student area of interest
C)	convenient schedule
D)	practical course content
E)	reduction of travel expenses
F)	appropriate level of course complexity
G)	access to unique information and resource

A) low educational costs
B) course content that addresses student area of interest
C) convenient schedule
D) practical course content
E) reduction of travel expenses
F) appropriate level of course complexity
G) access to unique information and resource

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Question 2 of 11

2.Question

Which FOUR of the following factors are mentioned as de-motivational among students who did not complete the course:

A)	student insufficient computer skills
B)	student lack of learning skills
C)	difficult area-specific language
D)	insufficient instructor feedback
E)	linguistic and cultural challenges
F)	lack of peer-to-peer interaction
G)	poor technical skills of course instructors
H)	non-friendly course material design
I)	module-based course system

A) student insufficient computer skills
B) student lack of learning skills
C) difficult area-specific language
D) insufficient instructor feedback
E) linguistic and cultural challenges
F) lack of peer-to-peer interaction
G) poor technical skills of course instructors
H) non-friendly course material design
I) module-based course system

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Question 3 of 11

3.Question
Complete the summary below. Choose NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS directly from the passage Exploring the factors affecting MOOCs retention for the numbers below:
- Massive Open Online Courses have a potential to make high-quality education accessible to people of diverse backgrounds worldwide. While such opportunities are thought to be especially advantageous for students from 9. , their current rate of participation remains insignificant compared to students from the developed world. In order to better understand the factors that influence 10. , a survey study was conducted among university students in Cairo. The study participants were suggested to take the course of their own interest for an extra 11. . A consequent analysis of 12. , reiterated previous research findings. Those students who 13. the course emphasized the importance of unique and practical course content. 14. , students who failed to complete the course were discouraged by the complexity of the course and 15. language.
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Question 4 of 11

4.Question
Reading passage 3 Why are Babies so Dumb if Humans are So Smart? has five paragraphs, A–E.

Which paragraph contains the following information?
Sort elements
- Paragraph B
- Paragraph D
- Paragraph C
- Paragraph A
- Paragraph E
- A known theory that explains the connection between human intelligence and maturity level at birth
- An introduction of a new factor that better predicts expected intelligence in primates
- Evidence from research that exemplifies the well-known connection between brain size and intelligence in the animal world
- A controversy in human development relative to other primates that instigated research discussed in the passage
- An introduction of a new hypothesis that relates infant's relative maturity at birth and parent intelligence
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Question 5 of 11

5.Question
Choose the correct letter, based on the text Why Are Babies So Dumb If Humans Are So Smart? you have just read:

The more intelligent an animal is expected to be…
- A) the more mature its brain is at birth
- B) the relatively immature its brain is at birth
- C) the more mature they grow inside the body before being born
- D) the shorter the nurturing period it requires
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Question 6 of 11

6.Question
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct letter, based on the text Why Are Babies So Dumb If Humans Are So Smart? you have just read:

According to Kidd and Piantadosi’s new idea, babies that are born prematurely…
- A) require more intelligence in parents
- B) have relatively more intelligence to survive
- C) have relatively smaller brain than other mammals
- D) run away from parents earlier
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Question 7 of 11

7.Question
Complete the sentence by choosing the correct letter, based on the text Why Are Babies So Dumb If Humans Are So Smart? you have just read:

Weaning time predicts intelligence stronger than…
- A) time to maturity
- B) head circumference
- C) the period till self-sufficiency
- D) time of birth
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Question 8 of 11

8.Question
Complete the sentence below by choosing the correct letter, based on the text Why Are Babies So Dumb If Humans Are So Smart? you have just read:

Kidd and Piantadosi hypothesized that…
- A) it is the connection between the head size and intelligence that lead to immature birth
- B) it is the weaning time and intelligence that modulates the connection between brain size at birth and expected intelligence
- C) an infant has to be smart enough to deal with the hardships of today’s world.
- D) intelligence of parents is driven by infant’s brain size at birth
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Question 9 of 11

9.Question
Academic Reading – Section 2

This is the second section of your IELTS Reading test. You should spend about twenty minutes on it. Read the passage and answer the question:

Complete the sentences below. Use NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS directly from the passage for each answer.
- 16. of artificial light at night, also known as light pollution, has been identified as an important source of human health problems.
  
  17. According to an official source, approximately of people worldwide never experience natural night.
  
  18. Over the period of four years outside surface grew by an annual rate of two percent.
  
  19. Artificial bright light and especially blue light during the night undermines increasing the time it takes one to fall asleep.
  
  20. resulting from persistent exposure to ALAN could lead to psychological and physical outcome.
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Question 10 of 11

10.Question
Does the following statement agree with the information given in Reading passage 2?

TRUE if the statement agrees with the information

FALSE if the statement contradicts the information

NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this
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Question 11 of 11

11.Question
Complete the summary using the list of words, A-F, below. Write the correct letter, A-F, next for the following numbers.

A outstanding

B increased

C head circumference

D weaning time

E intelligence

F Expected brain size
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TRUE	if the statement agrees with the information
FALSE	if the statement contradicts the information
NOT GIVEN	if there is no information on this

A	outstanding
B	increased
C	head circumference
D	weaning time
E	intelligence
F	Expected brain size

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