IELTS · Part 3 · Cambridge 20 — Test 1
A new role for livestock guard dogs: Reading answers
Answers to questions 27–40 (14 in all), each with why it is right.
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Read the whole passage and answer in the exam interface, timed as on the day.
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Answers 27–40
- 27
an example of how one predator has been protected by the introduction of livestock guard dogs
D Matching information
- 28
an optimistic suggestion about the possible positive developments in the use of livestock guard dogs
G Matching information
- 29
a description of how the methods used by livestock guard dogs help to keep predators away
B Matching information
- 30
claims by different academics that the use of livestock guard dogs is a successful way of protecting farmers' herds
C Matching information
- 31
a reference to how livestock guard dogs gain their skills
B Matching information
- 32
The use of guard dogs may save the lives of both livestock and wild animals.
D: Julie Young Matching features
- 33
Claims of a change in behaviour from those using livestock guard dogs may not be totally accurate.
E: Bethany Smith Matching features
- 34
There may be negative results if the use of livestock guard dogs is not sufficiently widespread.
B: Silvia Ribeiro Matching features
- 35
Livestock guard dogs are the best way of protecting farm animals, as long as the dogs are appropriately handled.
C: Linda van Bommel Matching features
- 36
Teaching a livestock guard dog how to do its work needs a different focus from teaching a house guard dog.
A: Dan Macon Matching features
- 37
jackals Note completion
- 38
diseases Note completion
- 39
food Note completion
- 40
foxes Note completion
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