IELTS Reading: Matching Headings

Practice and useful tips for tackling IELTS reading matching headings questions. These are one of the most challenging types of question in the reading test. They are certainly the most lengthy and time consuming. Below you will find tips for what these questions require and how to approach them. And there is a reading practice lessons as well.

IELTS Reading Matching Headings Tips

Below are a list of useful tips to tackle these types of matching questions. You definitely need a strategy and familiarity to answer these questions correctly and to do it quickly. Even if you are at native speaker English level, you need practice and strategy or you will waste valuable time.

  1. You can choose whether to read the passage first or the headings. There is no right or wrong way. You decide what works for you.
  2. One advantage to the computer reading test is that the headings and passage are side by side on the screen. For the paper test, they are on different pieces of paper.
  3. Count how many headings you have and how many paragraphs. You will usually have more headings than paragraphs.
  4. There is only ever one heading that works for each paragraph.
  5. The headings are basically titles for the paragraph. This means the heading summarises the aim of the entire paragraph.
    • This isn’t about matching words or just locating information in the paragraph, it’s about the aim of the whole paragraph.
  6. Pay attention to headings that are similar or contain similar words. Some headings can appear very similar so you’ll have to pay attention to the way in which they differ.
  7. Spend time paraphrasing keywords in the possible headings. You will use keywords and key paraphrases to decide which paragraphs or headings are possible. Then you analyse deeper meaning before deciding your answer.
  8. Read the paragraphs to find the main idea – what is the direction and aim of the paragraph?
  9. Distinguish between main ideas and extra information in the paragraph.
  10. There might be a heading which does match some information in the paragraph, but your aim is to find the heading that matches the aim, not just one sentence. So, look out for that when you choose your heading.
  11. Not all headings will be used.
  12. Your answer will be a roman numeral, for example, I or VI. Do not write words.
  13. Remember one correct answer is only worth one point so think about how much time you are spending on these questions. They do take time to answer.
  14. In the paper test, you’ll see the list of headings first (similar to the reading lesson below). On the computer test, the headings and passage will be side by side, which is easier. Don’t forget the paper test and computer test are not different tests. They are the same test whether you type or write your answers.

IELTS Reading Matching Headings Practice Lessons

Reading Practice 1

Try this reading passage below. 

Reading Passage: The Greenhouse Effect

Choose the correct heading (I-IX) for paragraphs A, B, C and D in the passage below.

  • I     Changing temperatures
  • II    The greenhouse
  • III   Global warming
  • IV   Use of a greenhouse
  • V    Werne’s research
  • VI    Earth’s atmosphere
  • VII   Our choices
  • VIII  Effects of carbon dioxide
  • IX     Climates around the world

A.   A greenhouse is a house made entirely of glass: both walls and roof are glass. One of the main purposes of a greenhouse is to grow tomatoes, flowers and other plants that might struggle to grow outside. A greenhouse stays warm inside, even during winter. Sunlight shines in and warms the plants and air inside. But the heat is trapped by the glass and cannot escape. So during the daylight hours, it gets warmer and warmer inside a greenhouse, and stays quite warm at night too.

  The Earth experiences a similar thing to a greenhouse. Gases in the atmosphere such as carbon dioxide do what the roof of a greenhouse does. During the day, the Sun shines through the atmosphere. Earth’s surface warms up in the sunlight. At night, Earth’s surface cools, releasing the heat back into the air. But some of the heat is trapped by the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. That is what keeps our Earth a warm and comfortable 59 degrees Fahrenheit, on average.

C   However, gas molecules, called greenhouse gases, which absorb thermal infrared radiation, are rising and this is what is altering the climate system. Carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases act like a blanket, absorbing IR radiation and preventing it from escaping into outer space. The greenhouse effect, combined with increasing levels of greenhouse gases, produces climate change on a global scale, which is expected to have profound implications for all countries around the world.

D   Many scientists agree that the damage to the Earth’s atmosphere and climate is past the point of no return or that the damage is near the point of no return. In Josef Werne’s opinion, an associate professor at the department of geology & planetary science at the University of Pittsburgh told Live Science, we have three ways to move forward. Firstly to do nothing and live with the consequences. Secondly, to adapt to the changing climate (which includes things like rising sea level and related flooding protection). Thirdly, mitigate the impact of climate change by aggressively enacting policies that actually reduce the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere.

The above article was adapted from wiki and livescience.com

MATCHING HEADINGS ANSWERS

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ANSWERS

Paragraph A = II

  • The answer can’t be IV. The paragraph did contain information about how the greenhouse was used, such as growing vegetables. But that information was not the main aim of the paragraph, it was additional information. If the aim was about it’s uses, there would be more information about using it for various purposes – but that isn’t the aim
  • The answer can’t be I about Changing Temperatures. Although there is a lot of mention of temperatures it is only to illustrate how the green house works. The aim isn’t to discuss temperatures and how they change.
  • The paragraph actually talked about what it was made of, what it was used for and how it works. The best title would be “The greenhouse” because it gave a clear overview of it.

Paragraph B = VI

  • The answer isn’t I  because the paragraph actually explains that this natural effect keeps the temperature of Earth stable.
  • The answer is VI which explains how Earth’s atmosphere works to keep our planet at a stable temperature.

Paragraph C = III

  • The answer isn’t VIII (Effects of carbon dioxide) because the paragraph isn’t not aimed at explaining carbon dioxide and in fact only mentions it along side other greenhouse gases.
  • The answer isn’t  IX (Climates around the world) because although climates are affected around the world, the whole paragraph aim isn’t to discuss climates in different countries.

Paragraph D = VII

  • The answer isn’t V because the paragraph doesn’t actually discuss Werne’s research (which means how he did his studies and the problems with his studies), but rather his opinion’s about what options we have to deal with our changing climate.

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Reading Practice 2

Reading Passage: The History of Pasta 

Choose the correct heading (I-VII) for paragraphs A, B, C and D in the passage below.

  • I       A theory dismissed
  • II      Marco Polo in China
  • III     Is pasta really a popular Italian dish?
  • IV     China is the origin of pasta
  • V      The real roots
  • VI     An Arab taste sensation
  • VII    The common belief of the origins of pasta
  • VIII   How about China?

A    Worldwide, pasta has become synonymous with Italian cuisine. Italian immigrants themselves brought pasta everywhere they went. While it is true that the most famous varieties and recipes of cooking pasta really do come from Italy, surprisingly, the actual origin of pasta lies elsewhere!

B    One of the more popular theories of the arrival of pasta in Italy was published in the ‘Macaroni Journal’ by the Association of Food Industries. It states that pasta was brought to Italy by Marco Polo via China. Polo ventured to China in the time of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) and the Chinese had been consuming noodles as early as 3000 B.C. in the Qinghai province. There is even some evidence there of 4,000-year-old noodles made from foxtail and broomcorn millet.

C    Unfortunately, there are problems with this theory, least of which is that the noodles they were making in China aren’t technically considered pasta. Polo also described Chinese noodles as being like “lagana”, which implies he was possibly already familiar with a pasta-like food before going to China. Further, in 1279, there was a Italian Genoese soldier that listed in the inventory of his estate a basket of dried pasta. However, Polo did not come back from China until 1295. Furthermore, the modern pasta we know today was first described in 1154 by an Arab geographer, Idrisi, as being common in Sicily. So Marco Polo could not have brought pasta to Italy via China. It was already in Italy at that time.

D   Most food historians believe that Arabs (specifically from Libya) are to be credited for bringing pasta, along with spinach, eggplant and sugar cane, to the Mediterranean. In the Talmud, written in Aramaic in the 5th century AD, there is a reference to pasta being cooked by boiling. It is thought, then, that pasta was introduced to Italy during the Arab conquests of Sicily in the 9th century AD, which had the interesting side effect of drastically influencing the region’s cuisine. It also known that by the 12th century, the Italians had learned from the Arabs methods for drying pasta to preserve it while traveling. Further support for this theory can be found by the fact that, in many old Sicilian pasta recipes, there are Arab gastronomic introductions. One example of cross cultural recipes is Barida, which is an old Arab recipe with Roman clear roots.

Source: Passage was adapted from: todayIfoundout.com.

MATCHING HEADINGS ANSWERS

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ANSWERS
  1. A = VII
    • This paragraph is all about what we think is the origins of pasta. It opens up the topic of where pasta really comes from.
    • The answer cannot be III (Is pasta really a popular Italian dish?) because it is not about how popular pasta is as a dish within Italy.
    • The answer isn’t I (A theory dismissed) because the paragraph isn’t about a theory, but about a common belief – a common opinion or thought.
    • The answer cannot be V (The real origins of pasta) because the paragraph aim is not to talk about the real origins but instead just to introduce the idea that is isn’t Italy.
  2. B = VIII 
    • This paragraph offers yet another common belief which is that pasta comes from China. For this reason, “How about China” which means is China the real origin fits with the whole aim of the paragraph.
    • The answer isn’t I (A theory dismissed) because although the paragraph does present a theory, it does not aim to dismiss it.
    • The answer isn’t II (Marco Polo in China) because although it mentions Marco Polo, the aim isn’t not to discuss his time in China.
    • The answer isn’t IV (China is the origin of pasta) because the paragraph isn’t aimed to convince us that China is the origin but rather to introduce the theory that it could be.
  3. C = I
    • This paragraph is all about dismissing the theory that was introduced in the previous paragraph – that pasta was introduced to Italy by Marco Polo when he came from China.
  4. D = keep reading:
    • There are two possible headings for this paragraph
      • V      The real roots
      • VI     An Arab taste sensation
    • We do see the word “roots” used in the paragraph.
    • We do see the paragraph is about an Arab food.
    • But which heading works? The key is meaning:
      •  – taste sensation – means a powerful, incredible, delicious experience of flavour in an ingredient or dish. This paragraph give no description of this and it certainly isn’t an aim of the paragraph to talk about something full of amazing flavour.
      •  – roots – we need to look more carefully at this word. We use the word “root” to talk about an origin of something. This paragraph really does talk about the origin of pasta. It is about the real roots of pasta. In the paragraph, the word “root” as in reference to one particular dish that had Roma roots with Arab influence. This word acted like a distractor – to confuse the reader about the real heading.
    • The answer is V (The real roots)

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I hope you enjoyed the lessons. All the best, Liz

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Comments

  1. Hello, Ms. Liz
    I want to know if there is any strategy for determining which task to do first (the prior order of reading tasks). The matching headings task is really difficult and time-consuming, but it usually comes first in the test.

    • IELTS will usually put question types in a particular order. They put matching headings first, because when you finish them, you are so familiar with the passage that you can locate answers to other types of questions more easily. This is the reason that choosing a title question is always put last, because by the time you finish all the other questions, you can choose a title more easily. So, there is a logical reason behind the order of question types.

      However, you don’t need to follow that order. As you know, matching headings can be lengthy to answer, so if you are passage 3 and you are running out of time, you might want to jump to easier questions which you know you can answer more quickly. At the end of the day, you can choose your own strategy and make your own decisions based on the time available to you, the number of correct answers you need for your required band score, and how tricky the questions are.

  2. SA Siddiqi says

    A. vii
    B. ii
    C. i
    D. v

  3. My Scrore
    1st 3/4
    2nd 4/4

  4. Deborah says

    A.ii
    B.i
    C.iii
    D.viii(wrong)

  5. Amrit says

    A ii
    B i
    c iii
    d v

  6. Awotunde Samuel Olalekan says

    A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  7. Karimdzhon says

    A:ii
    B:vii
    C:ix
    D:viii

  8. A. ii
    B. iv (wrong)
    C. iii
    D. v

    I have got in first the attempt.

  9. A. II
    B. I
    C. III
    D. V

  10. A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  11. A- ii
    B- i
    C- iii
    D- v

  12. Chioma says

    A.. ii
    B. i
    C. vi
    D. vii

  13. Irene Mthethwa says

    Thank you so much it’s an amazing lesson

  14. Thank you, these tips are brilliant as i was struggling with the long texts and matching headings. thank you for sharing!

  15. MARIKO PINTSHO says

    THANKS FOR THE SAMPLE. I FOUND IT VERY USEFUL . HOPEFULLY IT WILL HELP ME SCORE HIGH THAN I EXPECT.

  16. Lobaretta says

    Thanx liz

  17. I really appreciate your work.It was really helpfull i got most of them right.

  18. Joynal Abedin says

    A i
    B vii
    C ix
    D v

  19. Esther RMD says

    A. iv
    B. i
    C. Vi
    D. v

  20. My mind is full of love/

  21. Hi Liz 😊
    I just want to clarify this thing about writting numerals in matching headings.
    What if I decided to write my answers all in CAPITAL LETTERS. You told us that we must be consistent with our answers in answer sheet.. so is it okay to write all CAPS the numerals in matching heading?

    For example:
    1. I
    2. VII
    3. IX
    4. III

    So, is it wrong the other way like this?
    (inconsistent) :
    1. I (capital)
    2. vii (not caps)
    3. ix (not caps)
    4. III (caps)

    • Roman numerals are numbers, not words or letters. I find it best to write them as shown on the question paper.

  22. A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  23. Adebola Adepoju says

    A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  24. A) ii
    B) i
    C) iii
    D) v

  25. emeako daniel says

    A.ii
    B.i
    C.iii
    D.viii

  26. A-ii
    B- i
    C- iii
    D- VIII

  27. Shermie says

    paragraph C is indeed tricky.

    A. ii
    B. I
    c. vi (wrong)
    d. v

  28. Shahul says

    A.ii
    B.i
    C.iii
    D.v

  29. MARY ADAOBI OKAFOR says

    A_ii
    B-vii
    C-iii
    D-ix

  30. 3 out of 4

  31. Glory Tom says

    1 – ii
    2 – iii
    3- Vii
    4- V

  32. SACHIN GUPTA says

    A-iv
    B-vii
    C-iii
    D-v

  33. Bibian says

    A ii
    B vii
    C iii
    D v

  34. Titilola says

    A) II
    B) I
    C) VI
    D) V

  35. ii,
    vii,
    iii,
    viii

  36. A.iv
    B.vii
    C.vi
    D.viii

  37. Krimpal Patel says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    c. vi
    D. V

  38. A. ii
    B. Vii
    C. Vi
    D. Viii

  39. ii
    vii
    iii
    viii

  40. Zainab says

    A = iv
    B = vii
    C = vi
    D = ix

  41. Cynthia Osonwa says

    A-IV
    B-Vii
    C-Vi
    D-V

  42. 1-ii
    2-vii
    3-via
    4-v

  43. Fahad Naseer says

    A.ii
    B. i
    C.vi
    D.ix

  44. iv
    Vii
    III
    VIII

  45. A:iv
    B. Vii
    C. iii
    D. Viii

  46. Faiza Naz says

    A.ii
    B. i
    C. vi
    D. v

  47. Suborna Akter says

    A-ii
    B-vii
    C-ix
    D-v

  48. Arun Natarajan says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. iii
    D. ix

  49. Rabiu yusuf says

    1. ii
    2. i
    3. vi
    4. v

  50. Bolanle says

    A. II
    B.VII
    C. III
    D.IV

  51. Jaspreet says

    A=v
    B=vii
    C=III
    D=viii

  52. TomSeton says

    A-iv
    B-vii
    C-vi
    D-v

  53. Oluwaseesin Oluwaseun says

    A. IV
    B. VII
    C. III
    D. VIII

  54. Joana Aryeh says

    A. II
    B. Vii
    C. Vi
    D. V

  55. ii
    i
    Vi
    Vii

  56. aminul emon says

    Answers will be in this form.
    1.ii
    2.Vii
    3. iii
    4. V

  57. Lovely says

    A iv
    B I
    C iii
    D viii

  58. 2
    1
    6
    8

  59. Sarita khatri says

    A=II
    B= IX
    C= III
    D= V

  60. Kanchan says

    1.ii
    2.vii
    3.vi
    4.v

  61. ii,
    Vii
    Vi
    V

  62. Thilakam says

    A – II, B-VI, C-III, D- V

  63. A iv
    B.vii
    C.iii
    D.V

  64. ALI AL-MAHAMID says

    A [ ii ]
    B [ vii ]
    C [ vi ]
    D [ v ]

  65. Jacinta says

    A. ii
    B. i
    C. vi
    D. v

  66. Cynthia A says

    A. iv
    B. vii
    C. iii
    D. v

  67. Virender says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. iii
    D. v

  68. Jayanti Roy says

    A.iv
    B. i
    C.iii
    D. v

  69. theint says

    A.i
    B.vii
    C.ix
    D.v

  70. -ii
    -i
    -vi
    -v

  71. A. II
    B. VII
    C. III
    D. V

    Hope this all are correct. Looking forward to tomorrow explanations!

  72. Olabisi Bukola says

    A. iv
    B. iii
    C. Viii
    D. V

  73. Dinali says

    A – ii
    B – i
    C – vi
    D – v

  74. A: iv
    B: vii
    C: ix
    D:v

  75. Karthick says

    a) 4
    b) 7
    c) 3
    d) 5

  76. iv
    ix
    iii
    viii

  77. Ernest O says

    IV
    I
    VI
    VIII

  78. A. II
    B. I
    C. VII
    D. V

  79. flexiraay says

    A. i
    B. viii
    C. iii
    D. v

  80. ii
    viii
    i
    viii

  81. Shu-Hsuan Hsu says

    A. vi
    B.vii
    C. iii
    D.V

  82. A.4.b.1.c.6.d.5

  83. A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  84. Daniel David Olutunde says

    A = iv
    B = ix
    C = vi
    D = v

  85. A- ii
    B-vii
    C-vi
    D-v

  86. Jain kc says

    A iv
    B vi
    C iii
    D v

  87. Prerna Arora says

    A- ii
    B- vii
    C- vi
    D- v

  88. A – iv
    B – vii
    C – iii
    D – v

  89. Gladys says

    ii
    i
    iii
    v

  90. Unyime says

    A. ii
    B. i
    C. Vi
    D. Viii

  91. lois tang says

    A – ii
    B – i
    C – iii
    D – V

  92. Emiamrew Sisay says

    A – IV
    B – Vii
    C – ix
    D – Viii

  93. Nipon says
    A-iv
    B-ix
    C-iii
    D-v

  94. A:1V
    B:V11
    C:111
    D:V

  95. Steven says

    A- ii
    B- ix
    C-iii
    D-v

  96. A- iv
    B- vii
    C- iii
    D- v

  97. Raman Brar says

    A-II
    B-I
    C-VI
    D-V

  98. 1. iv
    2.vii
    3.iii
    4.v

  99. Mohamed Siddeek says

    A. ii
    B. i
    C. vi
    D. iii

  100. Geetika Singh says

    A – ii
    B – vii
    C – iii
    D – viii

  101. Thanks liz for the lesson, matching headings was a challenge for me but I m getting it quite well
    iv
    Vii
    iii
    V

  102. simi George says

    A – ii
    B – ix
    C – iv
    D – viii

  103. A. iv
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  104. Deepika Chawla says

    A- ii
    B- i
    C- iii
    D- v

  105. A. ii
    B. vii
    C. vi
    D. v

  106. Tharanga says

    A iv
    B i
    C iii
    D v

  107. A. IV
    B. I
    C.VI
    D.V

  108. Dawid Els says

    A – ii
    B – vii
    C – ix
    D – v

  109. Ireti Dawodu says

    A iv
    B vii
    C x
    D v

  110. Winningwayz says

    1.ii
    2.vii
    3.iii
    4.v

  111. Mohamed says

    A – iv
    B – vi
    C – iii
    D – v

    Anyway, Thanks Liz for your valuable support

  112. A. in
    B.vii
    C.iii
    D.v

  113. A ii
    B ix
    C iii
    D v

  114. Nigora says

    A)2
    B)7
    C)6
    D)5

  115. 1.IV
    2.II
    3.IX
    4.V

  116. A ii
    B vii
    C iii
    D v

  117. Ii
    Vi
    Vi
    Viii

  118. PRAKASH says

    A-IV
    B-VII
    C-III
    D-V

  119. 1 ii
    2 ix
    3 iii
    4 v

  120. iv
    vii
    vi
    viii

  121. A .ii
    B.vii
    C.vi
    D.viii

  122. A] II
    B] I
    C] III
    D] VII

  123. A. II
    B. VII
    C. VI
    D. VIII

  124. A. IV
    B. VII
    C. IX
    D. III

  125. A)ii
    B)vii
    C)iii
    D)v

    By the way, thank you for the lessons Liz. You are awesome !
    I got my Academic IELTS results the today. I got overall band score of 7.5 (L 7.5, R 7.5, W6.5, S7.5)
    Your lessons improved my Reading substantially!!

    Thanks a million 😉

  126. A – IV
    B- IX
    C- III
    D- V

  127. Safiya says

    A – ii
    B – i
    C – iii
    D – v

  128. Osagie says

    Answers
    A — iv
    B –vi
    C –iii
    D –V

  129. Chinwe says

    A II
    B I
    C VI
    D V

  130. George V James says

    A – ii
    B – vii
    C – vi
    D – viii

  131. Syed Yousuf says

    A- iv
    B- i
    C- vi
    D- v

  132. Sunilla says

    A. iv
    B. vii
    C. iii
    D. v

  133. Samriddhi Jain says

    A. iv
    B. vii
    C. iii
    D. V

  134. A- ii
    B- vii
    C- iii
    D- v

  135. Uayemen says

    A. ii
    B.vii
    C. iii
    D.viii

  136. Alessandra says

    IV
    VIII
    III
    V

  137. Taye Martha says

    A iv
    B ix
    C vi
    D viii

  138. Okorobia Chinasa Josephine says

    A- iv
    B -vii
    C-iii
    D-v

  139. Jimcy Mathew says

    A-ii
    B-vii
    C-iii
    D-viii

  140. rahila says

    A. 4
    b. 7
    c. 3
    d. 5

  141. Okorobia Chinasa Josephine says

    1- iv, 2- vii 3- iii, 4- v

  142. A-4
    B-5
    C-3
    D-5

  143. Priyankajaitly says

    iv
    I
    vi
    viii

  144. Kinley rabgay says

    A =ii
    B =i
    C =vi
    D =ix

  145. Pabitra K Bhattacharjee says

    A. Ii
    B. I
    C. iii
    D. v

  146. MAYOWA says

    A. (ii)
    B. (vii)
    C. (iii)
    D. (v)

  147. ketema says

    A-ii
    B-i
    C-iii
    D-V

  148. Olabisi oluyemisi says

    A. ii
    B. ix
    C. vi
    D. v

  149. IV
    VII
    III
    VIII

  150. Shafin Sami says

    A-2
    B-7
    C-6
    D-8

  151. Lorreta says

    A:ii
    B:vii
    C:vi
    D:ix

  152. SUPRIYA SHETTY says

    iv
    Vii
    Vi
    V

  153. Wilhemina Asante says

    A-iv
    B-vii
    C-ix
    D-viii

  154. A 4
    B 1
    C 6
    D 9

  155. Wijeweera says

    A – iv
    B-vii
    C -iii
    D – viii

  156. Sergii says

    A II
    B VI
    C III
    D V

  157. A) ii
    B) vii
    C) vi
    D)viii

  158. 2,7,9,3

  159. Abdulai says

    A. IV
    B. I
    C. III
    D. V

  160. Ella Nelo says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. vi
    D viii

  161. Ella Nelo says

    A i
    B. Vii
    C vi
    D viii

  162. Abukari Safianu says

    A -iv
    B -i
    C -ix
    D -viii

  163. RENK R says

    A-iv
    B-vii
    C-iii
    D-v

  164. Bhorlanley says

    ii
    Vii
    Viii
    V

  165. Zakariya says

    ii
    ix
    iii
    v

  166. Chidera says

    1. IV
    2. VII
    3. VI
    4. V

  167. A=ii
    B=i
    C=vi
    D=v

  168. Zakir Siddique says

    A- 4
    B- 1
    C- 3
    D- 5

  169. A. ii
    B. i
    C.iv
    D.viii

  170. ii
    i
    iii
    viii

  171. a. iv
    b. i
    c. vi
    d. v

  172. Eze L.E says

    A:ii
    B:vii
    C:vi
    D:iii

  173. Eze L.E says

    Good Job.Thanks

  174. Prakruthi says

    A) ii
    B) I
    C)vi
    D) vii

  175. D De Villa says

    A- ii
    B- i
    C- iii
    D- ix

  176. 1- iv
    2- vi
    3- iii
    4-viii

  177. ssreddy says

    A – iv
    B – i
    C – vi
    D – v

  178. Loretta says

    A-ii
    B-i
    C-iii
    D-v

  179. Ashish jaiswal says

    ii
    i
    vi
    v

  180. A ii
    B i
    C ix
    D v

  181. A) ii.
    B) I
    C) vi
    D) v

  182. Chibuzor says

    ii
    Vi
    iii
    V

  183. Karina says

    a iv
    b i
    c vi
    d v

  184. Sadaf Qurban Ch says

    A- 2,4
    B- 7
    C-6
    D- 9

  185. Samip khadka says

    A ii
    B vii
    C iii
    D v

  186. a.iv
    b.vii
    c.vi
    d.v

  187. tronix says

    A= ii
    B= i
    C= iii
    D= v

  188. Lola Atkins says

    a.ii
    b.vii
    c.iii
    d.viii

  189. iv
    vii
    vi
    viii

  190. Mae duque says

    A. IV
    B. IX
    C. III
    D. V

  191. 1.IV
    2.VII
    3.III
    4.V

  192. sushma says

    1.ii
    2.vii
    3.vi
    4.viii

  193. Ramanjeet kaur says

    iv
    vii
    vi
    viii

  194. Barbara says

    1.ii
    2.ix
    3.iii
    4.v

  195. iv
    i
    vi
    ix

  196. Chibueze says

    1. IV
    2. I
    3. VI
    4. VIII

  197. Teena Thomas says

    A.iv
    B.ix
    C.vi
    D.v

  198. Sujata Magar says

    a. ii
    b. i
    c. vi
    d. viii

  199. 2 1 6 8

  200. I
    Ii
    Vi
    Viii

  201. Lakshi says

    IV
    VII
    III
    V

  202. Navjeet says

    A. ii
    B. I
    C. vi
    D.
    v

  203. Ellen Eduarte says

    iv
    i
    ix
    v

  204. Christy says

    a iv
    b i
    c iii
    d viii

  205. A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. V

  206. Kshitij Savanna says

    A: ii
    B: i
    C: iii
    D:viii

  207. A:ii
    B:Vii
    C:Vi
    D:Viii

  208. Chinthaka says

    A ii
    B vii
    C vi
    D viii

  209. A: iii
    B: Viii
    C: Vi
    D:Viii

  210. dhanushya says

    ii
    vii
    iii
    v

  211. Bhavya says

    IV
    VII
    III
    V

  212. A. IV
    B. VII
    C. III
    D. V

  213. zulfiqar says

    A-ii
    B-vii
    C-iii
    D-viii

  214. Kalpana Magar says

    1. 2
    2. 7
    3. 9
    4. 5

  215. A – ii
    B – vii
    C – iii
    D – v

  216. Tebeng Musi says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. iii
    D. v

  217. Spirimy says

    A ii
    B vii
    C vi
    D v

  218. Liliya says

    A – iv
    B – i
    C – vi
    D – v

  219. Nathan Esther says

    Esther says
    August 14,2019,at 2:54pm
    a iv
    b ix
    c iii
    d viii

  220. 1 iv
    2 ix
    3 iii
    4 v

  221. Dipnah says

    1. ii
    2. vii
    3. vi
    4. v

  222. Pabitra Shahi says

    Iv
    Ix
    Iii
    V

  223. sheetal shah says

    A- iv
    B- ix
    C- vi
    D- iii

  224. a 2
    b 1
    c 6
    d 5

  225. Angeli says

    A. iv
    B. vii
    C. ix
    D. iii

  226. gaurav says

    1. ii
    2. vii
    3.. iii
    4. v

  227. a. ii
    b. vii
    c. vi
    d. v

  228. A: ii
    B: i
    C: iii
    D: viii

  229. Badreldin says

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    ¡x
    ¡¡¡
    V

  230. SAMINA ZAHIR says

    a: iv
    b: i
    c: ix
    d:v

  231. Miranda Dube says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. vi
    D. viii

  232. IV
    VII
    III
    V

  233. Anita Jirel says

    a. iv
    b. i
    c. iii
    d. v

  234. Nishant says

    ii
    iv
    iii
    viii

  235. A-ii
    B-vi
    C-iii
    D-v

  236. Aji Thomas says

    A – IV
    B – I
    C- III
    D – V

  237. Alamin Abu Romman says

    a ii
    b vii
    c vi
    d v

  238. DHANYA JOSEPH says

    A – ii
    B-vii
    C-vi
    D-viii

  239. a. iv
    b. ix
    c. iii
    d. v

  240. Clinton Ngangeh says

    A. ii
    B. vi
    C. iv
    D. viii

  241. Priyanka says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. vi
    D. v

  242. Christian Aglah says

    A. iv
    B. i
    C. vi
    D. v

  243. Bolanle says

    A. ii
    B. Vii
    C. Vi
    D. V

  244. john cena says

    A.ii
    B.i
    C.vi
    D.vii

  245. Aung Lwin says

    ii
    i
    iii
    v

  246. Nick Klaus says

    A- ii
    B-i
    C-ix
    D-viii

  247. Mohammed says

    A iv
    B i
    C iii
    D viii

  248. Veer patel says

    1 ii
    2 vii
    3 iii
    4 v

  249. CHUKWUNO ESTHER says

    A ii
    B i
    C vi
    D vii

  250. A ii
    B i
    C vi
    D v

  251. Mohammed says

    A=iv
    B=i
    C=iii
    D=viii

  252. a. ii
    b. vii
    c. vi
    d. viii

  253. A ii
    B i
    C I’ll
    D v

  254. Thaneen says

    1. ii
    2. Vii
    2. Vi
    3. V

  255. 1. II
    2. I
    3. III
    4. V

  256. ii
    i
    V|
    Viii

  257. Sanket says

    A. iv
    B. vii
    C. vi
    D. viii

  258. A ii
    B vii
    C iii
    D v

  259. Andrada says

    A -iv
    B- i
    C- iii
    D-viii

  260. 1. viii
    2. vii
    3. iii
    4. v

  261. Amritpal says

    my answers are:

    a : iv
    b: vii
    c: vi
    d: v

  262. A. ii
    B. iv
    C. iii
    D. v

  263. Catherine says

    I wanted to look up at the answers and determine if I”m right or not. But they are so different! My version:
    A2 B3 C6 D5.
    Hate matching headings. Everything is clear, but ….

  264. Sachin says

    A. ii
    B. vii
    C. vi
    D. v

  265. Екатерина Логвинова says

    I wanted to look up at the answers and determine if I’m right or not. But they are so different! My version:
    A2 B3 C6 D5.

    Hate matching headings. Everything is clear, but…..

    • I’m sure when I post the answers on Friday you will understand more. I always post explanations with answers to help you learn.

      • Viswanath says

        I don’t find answers for this anywhere ma’am .. Mine was 2,7,6,5

        • As stated on the page above, the answers will be posted tomorrow = Friday UK time.

          • Viswanath says

            Thank you so much ma’am.. So kind of you.. You dedicate all your time in helping students like us. Meanwhile i would request you to take care of health too.

  266. A. ii
    B. i
    C. iii
    D. v

  267. Van Le says

    A.ii
    B. Vii
    C. Vi
    D. V

  268. Wajiha Rauf says

    1.ii
    2.i
    3.iii
    4.viii

  269. Mevita says

    1.iv
    2.vii
    3.vi
    4.v

  270. bhagyashri says

    a ii
    b vii
    c vi
    d viii

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