It was the very first question for information matching in last section and the first paragraph (A) mentioned the event .....is that right
IELTS 12/14/2019 - USA GT
- Thread starter Dev27
- Start date
Yes i also answered it as AIt was the very first question for information matching in last section and the first paragraph (A) mentioned the event .....is that right
37- False ( media related)
38- true (four times)
39- true
40 - NG ( action in future)
Is this the ryt numbering ... this probably is ques number 34-37.
Section 3 started with ques number from 29 to 40 ryt?
First 5 of them were paragraph matching information then next 4 were T/F/NG and then last 3 name matching. I hope I am correct
Last edited:
I wrote it in Toronto (455 Spadina), It seems that some parts of our exam were different.I wrote it in NJ. Listening section 2 part 2 was on mapping for me
What did you guys get in writing part 2 was it advantage and disadvantages of higher fuel price tax ?
Same for me as well, I wrote my exam in Toronto.Increase the petrol tax to improve traffic and pollution
well that's strange! May be questions were different then!I dint had any 1506 year for this one. The first passage talked about original event prior to Tuysunga that was similar and original event so answer was A.
Its not different it was same passage... and yes the 1st ans to the paragraph matching is A. (passage tells about similar event in past)well that's strange! May be questions were different then!
Yes, it was relatively difficult compared to what I have seen in Cambridge practice tests!Did u guys find the reading section 3 (Tusunga Event") to be difficult. I was surprised with the difficulty level of 3rd part and feel have made lots of mistake over there.
Regardless of difficulty, this passage has appeared in quite a few IELTS exam. I came across some historical posts talking about the Tunguska event in IELTS reading.
oh is it..okie.. will have to go through previous IELTS in case need to write again..but it seems from discussion in the group that even though the reading was difficult... mostly ans are correct and can hope atleast 7 in reading band..Yes, it was relatively difficult compared to what I have seen in Cambridge practice tests!
Regardless of difficulty, this passage has appeared in quite a few IELTS exam. I came across some historical posts talking about the Tunguska event in IELTS reading.
I think you we may have different order of the passage as an original event similar to Tunguska was not in A for me. It was somewhere after Surendra Verma. So should be in F or something.The answers I remember in section 3 are :-
Matching info
Original event similar to tusunga event - A
Wit issues of the event - C
Geographical destruction - B
evidence expected but not found - E
explanation not accepted , later accepted - G
SURENDRA VERMA - A (something related to thunder storm)
Then E OR D (one for meteors and the other for comets )
Geographical destruction was for sure mentioned in B and C. In para C, it was to represent what scientists found when he visited the site (like match box-shaped trees and all). I did a mistake in this one - wrote C which I think is wrong. B is the correct one.
Yeah fingers crossed!oh is it..okie.. will have to go through previous IELTS in case need to write again..but it seems from discussion in the group that even though the reading was difficult... mostly ans are correct and can hope atleast 7 in reading band..
Yes i also answered it as A
yes you are absolutely rightIs this the ryt numbering ... this probably is ques number 34-37.
Section 3 started with ques number from 29 to 40 ryt?
First 5 of them were paragraph matching information then next 4 were T/F/NG and then last 3 name matching. I hope I am correct
CorrectIts not different it was same passage... and yes the 1st ans to the paragraph matching is A. (passage tells about similar event in past)
I may be wrong but I read it in I think the second last paragraph that similar event happened in ~1506 and that too in late June so I wrote that Para!Its not different it was same passage... and yes the 1st ans to the paragraph matching is A. (passage tells about similar event in past)
Yes I’m guessing the order of the passage must be differentI think you we may have different order of the passage as an original event similar to Tunguska was not in A for me. It was somewhere after Surendra Verma. So should be in F or something.
Geographical destruction was for sure mentioned in B and C. In para C, it was to represent what scientists found when he visited the site (like match box-shaped trees and all). I did a mistake in this one - wrote C which I think is wrong. B is the correct one.