Matching Sentence Endings in Ielts Reading
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Task:
- Completing sentences by matching the start of the sentence with the correct ending given in a list.
Skills:
- locating information in the passage
- understanding information
Tips:
- read through the sentences and then read through the possible endings
- prepare paraphrases
- find information in the passage
- choose the best ending to match the information in the passage
- the completed sentence must be grammatically correct
- sentence beginnings follow the order of information the passage
- answers are usually letters (A-G) – read instructions carefully to check
- there are usually more endings given than you need
In this type of question you need to choose the correct ending for each sentence by selecting the ending from a list given. This is not the most common question type in IELTS reading but it does appear in the test and it is worth practising.
This is one of my tough lessons which I’ve written to challenge the higher level students.
Skim read the passage and then read through the sentences with the possible endings. Pay attention to grammar in order to complete each sentence – the sentence must be grammatically correct. The information contained in a correctly completed sentence can be found in the passage.
Matching Sentence Endings in Ielts Reading
sample:
NASA’s Orion ‘Mars Ship’ set for test flight
A US space capsule that could help get humans to Mars is about to make its maiden flight.Orion will be launched on a Delta rocket out of Cape Canaveral in Florida on a short journey above the Earth to test key technologies. The conical vessel is reminiscent of the Apollo command ships that took men to the Moon in the 1960s and 1970s, but bigger and with cutting-edge systems. Given that this is a first outing, there will be no people aboard.
Nonetheless, the US space agency describes the demonstration as a major event. Nasa has a window in which to launch Orion of about two-and-a-half hours, which began at 07:05 local time (12:05 GMT). The launch preparations had to be stopped shortly before the opening of the window because a boat strayed into the eastern part of the launch range. After that, the countdown had to be held because of strong winds and a technical issue.
Orion is being developed alongside a powerful new rocket that will have its own debut in 2017 or 2018. Together, they will form the core capabilities needed to send humans beyond the International Space Station to destinations such as the Red Planet. For Thursday’s flight, the Delta IV-Heavy rocket – currently the beefiest launcher in the world – is being used as a stand-in. It will send Orion twice around the globe, throwing the ship up to an altitude of almost 6,000km (3,600 miles). This will set up a fast fall back to Earth, with a re-entry speed into the atmosphere close to 30,000km/h (20,000mph) – near what would be expected of a capsule coming back from the Moon. It should give engineers the opportunity to check the performance of Orion’s critical heat shield, which is likely to experience temperatures in excess of 2,000C (4,000F). They will also watch how the parachutes deploy as they gently lower the capsule into Pacific waters off Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula.
Matching Sentence Endings in Ielts Reading
Questions 1-4
Complete the sentences by selecting the correct ending, A-G (not all letters will be used).
1. The first ever flight of Orion is aimed to ……
2. Although the shape of Orion is similar to previous ships, it ………..
3. A new rocket is also being developed which …………
4. The rocket which will be used as a replacement will ………….
5. As temperatures reach extreme levels on re-entry, this maiden flight will ……….
a. send Orion twice around the world.
b. has state of the art technology.
c. test the critical heat shield.
d. check Orion’s performance.
e. test the most important technology.
f. will have its first voyage in a few years.
g. help humans get to Mars
Matching Sentence Endings in Ielts Reading
Answers
1.e
2.b
3.f
4.a
5.c
Categorisation Questions
Task:
- Decide which category the information belongs to from a list.
Skills:
- locating information in the passage
- categorising information
Tips:
- find information in the passage
- decide which category the information belongs to
- look out for paraphrases
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انواع دیگر سوالات ریدینگ آیلتس
| Matching Headings Questions | Ielts reading LESSON 1 |
| True False Not Given | Ielts reading LESSON 2 |
| Matching Paragraph Information | Ielts reading LESSON 3 |
| Summary Completion Question | Ielts reading LESSON 4 |
| Sentence Completion Questions | Ielts reading LESSON 5 |
| Multiple Choice Questions | Ielts reading LESSON 6 |
| Choosing a Title in Ielts Reading | Ielts reading LESSON 7 |
| Matching Sentence Endings | Ielts reading LESSON 8 |
| Table Completion | Ielts reading LESSON 9 |
| Short Answer Questions | Ielts reading LESSON 10 |
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