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Ổ đĩa cứng là các phần cực kỳ phức tạp và dễ vỡ của thiết bị, nhưng . (Ví dụ:) Cách rẻ nhất để lưu trữ thông tin máy tính (37) Tuy nhiên, nó là chậm để đọc lại thông tin được lưu trữ theo cách này. (38), mặt khác, bao gồm một hoặc nhiều đĩa cứng quay | Practice Test Four Questions 5 - 9 You are advised to spend about 8 minutes on Questions 5-9. 6 Choose the most suitable heading from the list of headings below for the seven sections of 8 Reading Passage 1 The Beam-Operated Traffic System . Write your answers in boxes 5 - 9 on 40 45 4 your Answer Sheet. List of Headings A. B. C. D. E. F. Returning the city to the people Speed to offset loss of car ownership Automation to replace existing roads A safe and cheap alternative The monorail system Inter-city freeways Example G. Doing the sums H. The complete answer to the traffic problem I. Cleaner and more efficient 9 Q5. Section ii . . . Q8. Section v Q6. Section hi . . . Q9. Section vi 42 45 Q7. Section iv Example Section vii . . 9 Check 11-13-15 Questions 10-12 You are advised to spend about 7 minutes on Questions 10 -12. e Refer to Reading Passage 1 and look at the statements below. s Write S if the statement is Supported by what is written in the passage and write NS if the 34 36 statement is Not Supported. Write your answers in boxes 10 -12 on your Answer Sheet. Example The combustion engine was designed over 100 years ago. Si NS 9 Q10. The increased speed of traffic in a Beam-Operated Traffic System is due to electric motors being 90 efficient. S NS 52 Q11. Beamed traffic will travel through tunnels costing less to build than subway tunnels. NS 43 Q12. A possible solution to wilful damage to the System is to install camera equipment. NS 44 Check 11-13-15 141 101 Helpful Hints for IELTS Reading Passage 2 Questions 13 - 26 6 You are advised to spend about 20 minutes on Questions 13 -26. 38-44 54-56-57 Microcredit - Helping to Alleviate Third World Poverty The application of prevailing theories of economics has so far failed to lift developing countries out of the cycle of poverty that entraps the majority of inhabitants. Worldwide there are still an estimated 1.3 billion people earning a dollar or less a day and living in excruciating poverty. Decades of huge .
