IELTS Academic Reading ‘The Mozart Effect’ Answers

Updated On Apr 17, 2021

IELTS Academic Reading ‘The Mozart Effect’ Answers

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The IELTS Academic Reading: Cambridge Reading Sample; ‘The Mozart Effect’ with answers. The post will discuss the answers to questions 1-13.

The Mozart Effect

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The answers with explanations are given below

Question Number	Answers	Keywords	Location of Keywords
1.	D	Music, help build and strengthen connections, baby is born, certain connections have already been made	Paragraph D
2.	G	The Mozart Effect, sales of Mozart CDs stayed, top of the hit list for three weeks.	Paragraph G, First 4 lines
3.	B	Rauscher, demonstrated the correlation between music and learning in an experiment, 10-minute dose of Mozart could temporarily boost intelligence	Paragraph B
4.	A	Music, to heal the body, singing as part of healing rituals, significant physical effects, could help calm anxiety	Paragraph A
5.	F	Other personality traits, such as motivation, persistence, all types of learning.	Paragraph F
6.	short	Students were given intelligence tests, for a short time.	Paragraph B, Lines 4-6
7.	complex	Hypothesised complex, non-repetitive music, stimulate neural pathways	Paragraph B, Last 2 lines
8.	Rats	Same experiment was repeated, by Rauscher	Paragraph C, First 2 lines
9.	True	Assist in learning, could temporarily boost intelligence	Paragraph A Last 2 lines& B Lines 3-4
10.	False	Baby is born, new neural connections are formed.	Paragraph D, Lines 7-10
11.	False	Sceptical about, supporters of the Mozart Effect	Paragraph F, First 2 lines
12.	Not Given	Not Given	Not Given
13.	True	Initial experiment, not been a surge of supporting evidence	Paragraph H, Lines 3-4

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