Time 1 Answer these questions

A–E, next to questions 1–6.
NB You may use any letter more than once.
1 
Very old cloth can be preserved by the conditions around it.
2 
The ability to create things out of cloth had as great an impact on society as the invention of tools.
3 
Evidence has led to a re-evaluation of where certain materials originated.
4 
Studying cloth can teach us about the expertise of early peoples.
5 
We can use very small remnants of cloth to learn about ancient life.
6 
Archaeologists can get misleading information from objects used for fi ghting.
In the IELTS Reading test, some of 
the questions will be in the same 
order as the passage and some will 
not. For items that ask you to match 
people with statements or theories, 
the people in the box will be in the 
same order as the passage, but the 
questions will be mixed up.
Test tip
16
2
Time for a change

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978-0-521-17922-5 – Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS Advanced Band 6.5+
Pauline Cullen
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List of people
a 
Good
b 
Lambert
c Jakes
d Drooker
e 
Barber
Questions 7–13
Do the following statements agree with the claims of the writer in the Reading Passage?
Next to questions 7–13, write
YES  
if the statement agrees with the claims of the writer
NO
if the statement contradicts the claims of the writer
NOT GIVEN if it is impossible to say what the writer thinks about this