Reading and Use of English - Part 6

Text with six gaps (37 - 42). Each gap is for a missing sentence.

The missing sentences (A - G) are in a list but in the wrong order.

You have to decide which sentence fills each gap best.

There is an extra option which you do not need to use.

Use each sentence only once.

This part tests your understanding of the overall stucture of the text, and the development of ideas, opinions and events.

You will often find key words which link a sentence to the subject of one of the paragraphs.

Words such as this, that, these,, those often link different parts of a paragraph.

Similarly a person who has just been mentioned by his or her full name will then be referred to as he or she (or simply by his or her first or last name).

Nouns when they first appear in a passage often have the word a in front of them; when they appear again, they usually have the in front of them.