RUE, Part 4 Practice Exam: Genealogy

What is genealogy?

Genealogy is a branch of history. It concerns family history, (1)

What is genealogy?

Genealogy is a branch of history. It concerns family history, (1) rather than the national or world history studied at school. It doesn't merely involve drawing a family tree, however—tracing your family history can also (2)

What is genealogy?

Genealogy is a branch of history. It concerns family history, (1) rather than the national or world history studied at school. It doesn't merely involve drawing a family tree, however—tracing your family history can also (2) result in learning about your roots and your identity. The Internet enables millions of people worldwide to (3)

What is genealogy?

Genealogy is a branch of history. It concerns family history, (1) rather than the national or world history studied at school. It doesn't merely involve drawing a family tree, however—tracing your family history can also (2) result in learning about your roots and your identity. The Internet enables millions of people worldwide to (3) access information about their family history without great (4)

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People who research their family history often

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(6) [next slide] a lot about where they come from and whether they have famous ancestors.

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People who research their family history often

(5) describe that it's a fascinating hobby, which

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People who research their family history often

(5) describe that it's a fascinating hobby, which

(6) reveals a lot about where they come from and whether they have famous ancestors. According to a survey involving 900 people who had researched their family history, the chances of discovering a celebrity in your past are one in ten. The survey also concluded that the (7)

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People who research their family history often

(5) describe that it's a fascinating hobby, which

(6) reveals a lot about where they come from and whether they have famous ancestors. According to a survey involving 900 people who had researched their family history, the chances of discovering a celebrity in your past are one in ten. The survey also concluded that the (7) further back you follow your family line, the more likely you are to find a relation who was much wealthier than you are. However, the vast majority of people who (8)