IELTS · Part 2 · Cambridge 20 — Test 4
Can the planet's coral reefs be saved?: Reading answers
Answers to questions 14–26 (13 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.
The passage opens
Answers 14–26
- 14
Section A
v: Two clear educational goals Matching headings
- 15
Section B
ii: Cooperation beneath the waves Matching headings
- 16
Section C
iv: Disagreement about the accuracy of a certain phrase Matching headings
- 17
Section D
vii: A warning of further trouble ahead Matching headings
- 18
Section E
iii: Working to lessen the problems Matching headings
- 19
Section F
vi: Promoting hope Matching headings
- 20
C: the contamination of the sea from waste Multiple answer
- 21
E: alterations in the usual flow of water in the seas Multiple answer
- 22
B: They want to identify corals that can cope well with the changed sea conditions. Multiple answer
- 23
D: They are trying out methods that would speed up reproduction in some corals. Multiple answer
- 24
Corals have a number of ________ which they use to collect their food.
tentacles Summary completion
- 25
Algae gain ________ from being inside the coral.
protection Summary completion
- 26
Increases in the warmth of the sea water can remove the _________ from coral.
color / colour Summary completion
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