That's what I'd thought! It was a really weird last name. I was expecting some kind of name that would be straight forward, but hey! Surprise!
IELTS 7th April - Preparations - Answer Comparison - Result Discussion
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I wrote Prestney, that's what I heard.
Prestndy or Prestnby doesn't sound like a last name, nor something they'd put on the test. If it is, they really want people to fail.
I don t remember the name at all....just that finished w a ''y'' haha
Does anyone remember the 1st part of section 3 in reading?
In which we had to match w the centuries...
''First time was played by upper classes''
''when the name of ''real tennis'' was attributed to the sport
Something like that...
Does anyone remember the 1st part of section 3 in reading?
In which we had to match w the centuries...
''First time was played by upper classes''
''when the name of ''real tennis'' was attributed to the sport
Something like that...
Real tennis name - 20th century
Upper class - 16th
France stopped playing- 18th
Most # of court built -
There was 1 more with answer 16th century I believe
Me too!
But I've seen IELTS tricking w that many times......like spelling names in completely crazy ways...not saying that was the case tho
the penultimate letter the guy said when spelling his last name was u , i hear clearly u not e , but maybe in NZ they pronounce that letter that way, very tricky
Would be great if more people could share their answers for these questions:
Reading NG/T/F
Origins - NG
Ball aim at wall - T ( ricochets off the wall)
Clubs sponsored by business - NG
Balls of same material - F ( although)
Real tennis more demanding - T ( fast paced, etc. and comparison to ordinary tennis being a tame twiddly..etc.etc.)
virtually no spectator - T (In the para that read how they brought it indoors and its outcome)
Association organizing construction of courts - T ( Sentence read: Projects (organize) are afoot to bring up courts or something like that in the last para)
Courts in eng are underused - F ( Last paragraph which mentioned how its so busy)
Reading NG/T/F
Origins - NG
Ball aim at wall - T ( ricochets off the wall)
Clubs sponsored by business - NG
Balls of same material - F ( although)
Real tennis more demanding - T ( fast paced, etc. and comparison to ordinary tennis being a tame twiddly..etc.etc.)
virtually no spectator - T (In the para that read how they brought it indoors and its outcome)
Association organizing construction of courts - T ( Sentence read: Projects (organize) are afoot to bring up courts or something like that in the last para)
Courts in eng are underused - F ( Last paragraph which mentioned how its so busy)
If someone post the questions I think I can remember the answers, but otherwise I won't.
Mine were very similar to yours, I think I just marked NG to the Association organizing the constructions. The rest all the same.
The one of the ball material, I thought it was a tricky one, I almost marked NG but in the end I opted for F
Oh great!
Actually these one are from another member who posted here earlier. haha
In fact, I also put NG to the ''Association organizing the constructions''.....not sure tho