IELTS · Part 2 · Cambridge 12 — Test 1
Collecting as a hobby: Reading answers
Answers to questions 14–26 (13 in all), each with why it is right.
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Answers 14–26
- 14
antiques Note completion
- 15
triumph Note completion
- 16
information Note completion
- 17
contact Note completion
- 18
hunt / desire Note completion
- 19
aimless / empty Note completion
- 20
educational Note completion
- 21
trainspotting Note completion
- 22
The number of people buying dolls has grown over the centuries.
NOT GIVEN True / False / Not Given
- 23
Sixteenth century European dolls were normally made of wax and porcelain.
FALSE True / False / Not Given
- 24
Arranging a stamp collection by the size of the stamps is less common than other methods.
NOT GIVEN True / False / Not Given
- 25
Someone who collects unusual objects may want others to think he or she is also unusual.
TRUE True / False / Not Given
- 26
Collecting gives a feeling that other hobbies are unlikely to inspire.
TRUE True / False / Not Given
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