🎯 IELTS Reading: новый формат задания с 2023 года!
📘 Test 1. Questions 27–31
В этом типе задания вам нужно вставить пропущенные фразы, НО — не из текста, а выбрав подходящие синонимы из списка (A–J). Это тот же самый Summary Completion, но с подвохом 😉
🧠 Как правильно решать:
1️⃣ Прочитайте текст задания и попытайтесь предсказать, какая информация пропущена.
2️⃣ Найдите эту информацию в тексте (сканирование ключевых слов — например, годов или имён).
📍Например, в вопросе 27 упоминается год 1649. Сканируем текст и читаем:
«...he did a deal with the Scots, thereby accepting Presbyterianism as the national religion in return for being crowned King of Scots...»💡 Это явно стратегический союз → правильный ответ: H (strategic alliance).
📄 ЗАДАНИЕ:
Test 1 – Questions 27–31
Complete the summary using the list of phrases, A–J, below.
Write the correct letter, A–J, in boxes 27–31 on your answer sheet.
📝 The story behind the hunt for Charles II
Charles II’s father was executed by the Parliamentarian forces in 1649. Charles II then formed a
27 _______________________ with the Scots, and in order to become King of Scots, he abandoned an important
28 ___________________ that was held by his father and had contributed to his father’s death. The opposing sides then met outside Worcester in 1651. The battle led to a
29 ___________________ for the Parliamentarians and Charles had to flee for his life. A
30stions 27–31
В этом типе was offered for Charles’s capture, but after six weeks spent in hiding, he eventually managed to reach the
31 ___________________ of continental Europe.
🧩 Варианты:
A) military innovation
B. large reward
C) widespread conspiracy
D) relative safety
E) new government
F) decisive victory
G) political debate
H) strategic alliance
I) popular solution
J) religious conviction
📚 ОТРИВОК ИЗ ТЕКСТА (читайте внимательно!):
📰 To catch a king
Anna Keay reviews Charles Spencer’s book about the hunt for King Charles II during the English Civil War of the seventeenth century
Charles Spencer’s latest book, To Catch a King, tells us the story of the hunt for King Charles II in the six weeks after his resounding defeat at the Battle of Worcester in September 1651. And what a story it is. After his father was executed by the Parliamentarians in 1649, the young Charles II sacrificed one of the very principles his father had died for and did a deal with the Scots, thereby accepting Presbyterianism* as the national religion in return for being crowned King of Scots. His arrival in Edinburgh prompted the English Parliamentary army to invade Scotland in a pre-emptive strike. This was followed by a Scottish invasion of England. The two sides finally faced one another at Worcester in the west of England in 1651. After being comprehensively defeated on the meadows outside the city by the Parliamentarian army, the 21-year-old king found himself the subject of a national manhunt, with a huge sum offered for his capture. Over the following six weeks he managed, through a series of heart-poundingly close escapes, to evade the Parliamentarians before seeking refuge in France. For the next nine years, the penniless and defeated Charles wandered around Europe with only a small group of loyal supporters.
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