IELTS · Part 3 · Cambridge 12 — Test 1
What's the purpose of gaining knowledge?: 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
Section A
vi: A surprising course title Matching headings
- 28
Section B
viii: The possibility of attracting the wrong kind of student Matching headings
- 29
Section C
ii: A course title with two meanings Matching headings
- 30
Section D
iv: Applying a theory in an unexpected context Matching headings
- 31
Section E
iii: The equal importance of two key issues Matching headings
- 32
Section F
vii: Different names for different outcomes Matching headings
- 33
fire science Note completion
- 34
investigators Note completion
- 35
evidence Note completion
- 36
prosecution Note completion
- 37
It is difficult to attract students onto courses that do not focus on a career.
NOT GIVEN Yes / No / Not Given
- 38
The 'Arson for Profit' course would be useful for people intending to set fire to buildings.
YES Yes / No / Not Given
- 39
Fire science courses are too academic to help people to be good at the job of firefighting.
NO Yes / No / Not Given
- 40
The writer's fire science students provided a detailed definition of the purpose of their studies.
NO Yes / No / Not Given
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