تطابقِ اطلاعات در ریدینگ آیلتس

A · The town council discussed several ways to maintain its older bridges. Some members preferred a full replacement programme.

B · Engineers inspected the bridge every month during the repair work. Their reports included photographs of the riverbank and nearby road.

C · A trial section of the bridge was strengthened with fibre strips beneath the deck. After the trial, inspectors found that the section carried heavier vehicles without further cracking.

D · The bridge crosses a narrow river near the town market. It is used by buses, cyclists and delivery vans.

A · After heavy rain, leaves and soil clouded the water near the bank. To avoid collecting this temporary runoff, the researcher began taking samples from a small boat in the middle of the river.

B · The study compared water from three rivers. Each river had a different flow speed and surrounding land use.

C · Laboratory staff stored the samples in labelled glass bottles. They measured temperature before testing for dissolved minerals.

D · Local volunteers helped record the weather. They also noted when fishing boats passed the monitoring point.

A · Residents complained that delivery vehicles often stopped beside apartment entrances. The council collected comments during a three-week consultation.

B · Several shops changed their delivery schedules voluntarily. Their managers said that daytime deliveries were easier to supervise.

C · The new guidance asked drivers to keep engines off while unloading after dark. It also encouraged companies to use quieter loading equipment.

D · Under the new rule, deliveries to residential streets were not permitted between 22:00 and 06:00, except for emergency supplies.

A · The reserve has protected nesting sites for more than a decade. Visitors are asked to remain on marked paths during spring.

B · For four successive autumns, tracking tags showed the birds crossing the bay rather than following the eastern shore. Observers also recorded fewer birds at the old shore stopover.

C · Researchers fitted lightweight tags before the birds left the reserve. Each tag transmitted a location when the bird came within range of a receiver.

D · The birds feed mainly on small fish and crustaceans. Their numbers usually rise when shallow-water habitats are undisturbed.

A · The archive moved into a renovated warehouse last year. Its reading room now has more tables and improved lighting.

B · Volunteers sorted letters, maps and photographs into separate boxes. They checked each item against an older handwritten list.

C · Conservators attached acid-free paper labels to the storage boxes so that staff could identify their contents without opening them. The labels were printed in large type for quick checking.

D · The archive plans to display a selection of photographs in the entrance hall. The exhibition will change during the year.

A · Visitors said they often missed the small ceramics room near the entrance. In response, the museum moved the room’s sign to the main staircase. On the suggested route, visitors were then directed to the ceramics room before the café.

B · The museum offers guided tours on weekends. Guides adjust their talks for school groups and adult visitors.

C · A new café opened beside the garden. It serves drinks and light meals during normal visiting hours.

D · The ceramics collection includes bowls, tiles and small figures. Most objects were made by local workshops.