PHIẾU TRẢ LỜI READING PASSAGE 3

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PHIẾU TRẢ LỜI READING PASSAGE 3

READING PASSAGE 3 (Question 27-40)

You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 27-40 which are based on Reading Passage 3.

Questions 27-30

Do the following statements agree with the claims of the writer in Reading Passage 3?
In boxes 27-30 on your answer sheet,

write
TRUE if the statement agrees with the information
FALSE if the statement contradicts the information
NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this

27. Field and Wroe argue that findings at the Cuddie Springs site show that people lived in this area at the same time as megafauna.

1 point

28. Field and Wroe believe it is likely that smaller megafauna species survived the last Ice Age.

1 point

29. The writers believe that the dating of earth up to 1.7m below the present surface at Cuddie Springs is unreliable.

1 point

30. Some artefacts found at Cuddie Springs were preserved well enough to reveal their function.

1 point

Questions 31-35

Complete the summary using the list of words, A-I, below
Write the correct letter, A-I in boxes 31-35 on your answer sheet

The writers’ arguments against Field and Wroe's analysis of the scientific data from Cuddie Springs

One objection to Field and Wroe’s interpretation is the large quantity of charcoal, 31…………… and artefacts found at Cuddie Springs. Such large numbers of artefacts would impossible if the area had been covered with 32…………… for a period. There is also a complete lack of man-made structures, for instance those used for 33……………
Other evidence that doubt on Field and Wroe’s claim is the fact that while some material in the highest levels of sediment is 36,000 years old, the 34…………… in the same levels is much more recent. The tools used to process plants and animals may also be newer than Field and Wroe believe. Further evidence against human occupation of the area is the absence of tools and 35…………… a short distance away.

31. One objection to Field and Wroe’s interpretation is the large quantity of charcoal, …………… and artefacts found at Cuddie Springs.

1 point

32. Such large numbers of artefacts would impossible if the area had been covered with …………… for a period.

1 point

33. There is also a complete lack of man-made structures, for instance those used for ……………

1 point

34. the …………… in the same levels is much more recent.

1 point

35. Further evidence against human occupation of the area is the absence of tools and …………… a short distance away.

1 point

Questions 36-40

Choose the letter, A, B, C or D.
Write the correct letter in boxes 36-40 on your answer sheets.

36. What conclusions did the writers reach about the inconsistencies in the data from Cuddie Springs?

1 point

A. The different layers of sediment have been mixed over time.

B. The sand evidence is unhelpful and should be disregarded.

C. The area needs to be re-examined when technology improves.

D. The charcoal found in the area cannot be dated.

Clear selection

37. According to the writers, what impact could a natural phenomenon have had on this site?

1 point

A. Floods could have caused the death of the megafauna.

B. Floods could have disturbed the archaeological evidence.

C. Bushfires could have prevented humans from settling in the area for any length of time.

D. Bushfires could have destroyed much of the evidence left by megafauna and humans.

Clear selection

38. What did the writers speculate about the people who lived at this site in 1876?

1 point

A. They bred cattle whose bones could have been confused with megafauna

B. They found that the soil was too waterlogged for farming

C. They allowed cattle to move around freely at the site

D. They brought stones there from another area

Clear selection

39. In the final paragraph what suggestion do the writers hide about Australia's megafauna?

1 point

A. A rapid change in climate may have been responsible for the extinction of the megafauna.

B. Megafauna could have died out as a result of small numbers being killed year after year.

C. The population of humans at that time was probably insufficient to cause the extinction of the megafauna.

D. The extinction of ancient animals should not be compared to that of modern -day species.

Clear selection

40. Which of the following best represents the writers’ criticism of Field and Wroe?

1 point

A. Their methods were not well thought out.

B. Their excavations did not go deep enough.

C. Their technology failed to obtain precise data.

D. Their conclusions were based on inconsistent data.

Clear selection

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