Driving on Air Reading Answers
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Driving on Air
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-13, which are based on the Reading Passage below. Find the practice test with the Driving on Air PDF here.
Answers
The answers with explanations are given below
Question Number | Answers | Keywords | Location of Keywords |
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1 | M | the global car industry is worth a massive two trillion dollars a year. | Paragraph A, Line 3 |
2 | O | No matter, nor how tedious it is to be stuck in traffic jams, cars are here to stay. | Paragraph A, First 2 lines |
3 | J | Barely less polluting than combustion-engine vehicles. | Paragraph B, Lines 5-6 |
4 | C | Barely less polluting than combustion-engine vehicles. | Paragraph B, Lines 5-6 |
5 | E | bring cars within reach of consumers in the developing world | Paragraph D, Lines 1-2 |
6 | K | Airpod weighs just 220 kilograms | Paragraph E, Lines 3-4 |
7 | G | A speed of around 70 kilometres per hour | Paragraph F, First 2 lines |
8 | L | Tanks are already installed on natural-gas buses. | Paragraph G, Last line |
9 | B | Negre maintains, travelling around 1500 kilometres (930 miles) on four litres of petrol | Paragraph H, First 4 lines |
10 | D | Older people who can no longer afford conventional cars. | Paragraph I, Last 3 lines |
11 | A | Airpod looked a little sexier, there would be the potential, into the golf buggy sector, | Paragraph J, Last 3 lines |
12 | C | The automotive engineer, Hamid Khan, concurs, expressing scepticism about the alleged 220 km | Paragraph L, First 4 lines |
13 | B | Negre has signed deals to manufacture his car in the US, Latin America, India, and several European countries. | Paragraph M, First 2 lines |
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