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IELTS QUIZ

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  • Q1
    Programmable plants In electronics, even the most advanced computer is just a complex arrangement of simple, modular parts that control specific functions; the same integrated circuit might be found in an iPhone, or in an aircraft. Biologists are creating this same modularity in – wait for it – plants, by designing gene "circuits" that control specific plant characteristics – color, size, resistance to drought, you name it. QUESTION. The scientists are using a technique from electronics to control specific plant properties
    FALSE
    NOT GIVEN
    TRUE
    45s
  • Q2
    The relatively new, interdisciplinary field is synthetic biology – the design of genetic circuits, just like in electronics, that control different functions and can be easily placed in one organism or the next. Most of today's synthetic biologists work with simple microorganisms, like E. coli or yeast. A CSU team led by June Medford, professor of biology, and Ashok Prasad, associate professor of chemical and biological engineering, is doing the same thing, but in the much more complex biological world of plants. QUESTION Some synthetic biologists work with genetic circuits of mammals.
    NOT GIVEN
    TRUE
    FALSE
    45s
  • Q3
    The relatively new, interdisciplinary field is synthetic biology – the design of genetic circuits, just like in electronics, that control different functions and can be easily placed in one organism or the next. Most of today's synthetic biologists work with simple microorganisms, like E. coli or yeast. A CSU team led by June Medford, professor of biology, and Ashok Prasad, associate professor of chemical and biological engineering, is doing the same thing, but in the much more complex biological world of plants. QUESTION Most of synthetic biologists work with mammals
    NOT GIVEN
    FALSE
    TRUE
    45s
  • Q4
    I want cockroach totally eradicated from my apartment, but with their offensive odour, passive transportation of microbes, and trails of droppings, they also pose a distinct threat to domestic hygiene. Clearly, cohabitation is not possible. So, I do all I can to keep these pests away. Food is stored in sealed containers, garbage cans have tight lids, , kitchen is kept spotlessly clean, and my apartment swept and mopped nightly. I have also sealed up possible entry points, but still, these loathsome things find their way inside. I need a way to kill them Question - Cohabitation is impossible with all insects
    TRUE
    FALSE
    NOT GIVEN
    45s
  • Q5
    The most precise cockroach killer is, typically, another insect. A specific species of wasp targets these creatures. With a quick accurate swoop, it bites the cockroach at the main nerve centre of its body, which results in a temporary paralysis. This is very necessary, as we all know just how fast cockroaches can run. The wasp bites off the antennae to further discourage flight, then drags its victim away. Faced with such predation, cockroaches usually conceal themselves during the day, and with their ability to flatten their bodies, they can disappear into just about any tiny nook, crevice, and cranny. There, they wait patiently for darkness before emerging to search for food, and will usually run away when exposed to light Given this, I am told that the slim and agile house centipede is probably the most effective cockroach predator, able to track down and root out the most carefully hidden prey. Question - The Wasp is precise predator able to trace cockroaches in the dark
    TRUE
    FALSE
    NOT GIVEN
    45s
  • Q6
    Faced with such predation, cockroaches usually conceal themselves during the day, and with their ability to flatten their bodies, they can disappear into just about any tiny nook, crevice, and cranny. There, they wait patiently for darkness before emerging to search for food, and will usually run away when exposed to light Given this, I am told that the slim and agile house centipede is probably the most effective cockroach predator, able to track down and root out the most carefully hidden prey. Unfortunately, I would say that centipedes are even more disgusting to have in one's house, if that's possible. I just can't it this game. Question - The author finds cockroaches more repulsive than house centipedes.
    NOT GIVEN
    TRUE
    FALSE
    45s
  • Q7
    Unfortunately, I would say that centipedes are even more disgusting to have in one's house, if that's possible. I just can't it this game. Can anyone win? These insects are just about the hardiest, on the planet. Some can wait for up to three months before meals, some can survive on the barest hint of nutrition (such as the glue on the back of postage stamps), and some can live without air for over half an hour. They do not, however, handle cold weather well, preferring the warm conditions and security found within buildings. Hidden there, the female lays egg capsules containing around 40 eggs, and with the insect's relatively long lifespan (about a year), some 300 to 400 offspring can ultimately be produced. The result: once these insects have infested a building, they are very difficult to eradicate Question - Cockroaches live longer lives than any other insects.
    FALSE
    TRUE
    NOT GIVEN
    45s
  • Q8
    Cockroaches do, however, have some subtleties. They leave chemical messages in their droppings, as well as emit airborne pheromones to signal other cockroaches about sources of food and water, and alert them to their own presence. The latter is more important, for these insects are actually somewhat gregarious. Research has shown that cockroaches make group-based decisions, and tend to co-operate. One study placed a large number of cockroaches in a dish with three small shelters, and the insects divided themselves equally between two of them, leaving the third one empty. When these shelters were exchanged for two very large ones, all the cockroaches arranged themselves in just one. These creatures, it seems, prefer the company of others, and a rather fair al location of resources. Question - Cockroaches will fight over food
    FALSE
    TRUE
    NOT GIVEN
    45s
  • Q9
    Cockroaches do, however, have some subtleties. They leave chemical messages in their droppings, as well as emit airborne pheromones to signal other cockroaches about sources of food and water, and alert them to their own presence. The latter is more important, for these insects are actually somewhat gregarious. Research has shown that cockroaches make group-based decisions, and tend to co-operate. One study placed a large number of cockroaches in a dish with three small shelters, and the insects divided themselves equally between two of them, leaving the third one empty. When these shelters were exchanged for two very large ones, all the cockroaches arranged themselves in just one. These creatures, it seems, prefer the company of others, and a rather fair al location of resources. Question - Cockroaches are often subjects of research
    FALSE
    TRUE
    NOT GIVEN
    45s
  • Q10
    In the insect's most famous literary appearance - Franz Kafka's 'The Metamorphosis' - a man, Gregor, is transformed overnight into a monstrous insect, probably a cockroach (although the story never quite makes that clear). Gregor's transformation results in very predictable responses from his family and friends, who can never accept him again. He eventually dies, outcast and lonely, despised and mistreated - a potent symbol of alienation and rejection. Yet in the Pixar animated feature 'Wall-E', a cockroach provides essential companionship to a lone robot living on a planet scorched by a nuclear holocaust. Question - Gregor
    needs companionship
    is a famous character
    becomes a cockroach
    despises his friends
    45s
  • Q11
    Whatever the case, I am faced with a big problem: a large ugly cockroach crawling slowly across my sink, antennae waving as it explores around. If I try to grab it, it will dart away and I doubt whether I'll be able to catch it before it disappears into the numerous cracks and crevices of try old apartment. So, I carefully remove my slipper, determined to squash the insect, but then almost scream again as it lifts on its legs, raises membranous wings, and with a loud buzzing noise, flies away. Oh, just what I need they can fly, too. Question - The author wants to
    fly like a cockroach
    touch the cockroach
    kill the cockroach
    catch the cockroach
    45s
  • Q12
    Fill in the gap - My sisters have done ............ homework
    Her
    There
    Their
    45s
  • Q13
    Determine if the word in capital letter is valid or invalid. The two of them provided COMPLIMENTARY skills; he was good at writing, while she was good at sales
    VALID
    INVALID
    45s
  • Q14
    Determine if the word in capital letter is valid or invalid. the cars were STATIONERY in the traffic jam
    VALID
    INVALID
    45s

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