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OOPT - Oxford Online Placement Reading Comprehension Flashcards

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  1. A passage states: 'Despite the heavy rain, the outdoor concert went ahead as planned.' What does this sentence imply?

    Answer: The concert continued even though it was raining.

    'Despite' signals a contrast, meaning the concert happened in spite of the rain.

  2. You read: 'The committee unanimously agreed to postpone the vote.' What does 'unanimously' mean in this context?

    Answer: Every member agreed.

    'Unanimously' means all members were in complete agreement with no dissent.

  3. A text reads: 'The new policy was met with skepticism by employees.' What does this tell us about the employees' reaction?

    Answer: They were doubtful or unconvinced about the policy.

    'Skepticism' describes doubt or disbelief, indicating employees were not convinced.

  4. A passage says: 'The author's tone throughout the article is one of cautious optimism.' What does this mean?

    Answer: The author is hopeful but also careful about being too positive.

    'Cautious optimism' means the author is positive but tempered by careful awareness of possible problems.

  5. You read: 'The scientist's findings contradicted the established theory.' What does 'contradicted' mean here?

    Answer: Went against or disagreed with.

    'Contradicted' means the findings were in direct conflict with the accepted theory.

  6. A passage includes: 'Sales figures for Q3 were negligible compared to the previous year.' What does 'negligible' most likely mean?

    Answer: Too small to be significant.

    'Negligible' describes something so small it can effectively be ignored or dismissed.