IELTS · Part 1 · Cambridge IELTS 21 – Test 4
The problems and benefits created by the spread of the water hyacinth in Kenya: Reading answers
Answers to questions 1–13 (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.
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Answers 1–13
- 1
Water hyacinth was introduced as a decorative plant in east Africa.
TRUE True / False / Not Given
- 2
Fishermen took some water hyacinth plants to Lake Victoria.
FALSE True / False / Not Given
- 3
It is now difficult to force boats through the thick water hyacinth on Lake Victoria.
TRUE True / False / Not Given
- 4
Chemicals produced by the water hyacinth plants are affecting the numbers of fish in Lake Victoria.
NOT GIVEN True / False / Not Given
- 5
Cooking with charcoal has been proved to be even worse for people's health than cooking with wood.
NOT GIVEN True / False / Not Given
- 6
People found it impossible to remove much water hyacinth from Lake Victoria.
FALSE True / False / Not Given
- 7
Scientists started investigating the possibility of using water hyacinth to generate biogas in the last century.
TRUE True / False / Not Given
- 8
First, place water hyacinth together with some {8} into a digester →
cow dung Flow chart completion
- 9
Leave the mixture until the {9} is completed →
fermentation (process) / fermentation / fermentation process Flow chart completion
- 10
Capture the gas emitted by the digester and use {10} to transport it to individual homes → Then use the gas for cooking as well as making water fit for human consumption
pipes Flow chart completion
- 11
time Note completion
- 12
money Note completion
- 13
price Note completion
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