11B p 63 Adjective-Noun Collocations

​ (a)   public​, (b)   civilization,

​ (c)   people

• general
• modern
• indigenous
• urban
• dominant
• governing
• thriving
• agricultural

​ (a)   ​ societies, ​ (b)   populations, (c)   culture

• urban
• governing
• thriving
• agricultural
• general
• modern
• indigenous
• dominant

​ ​ (a)   elite, ​ (b)   communities​

• governing
• thriving
• general
• modern
• indigenous
• agricultural
• urban
• dominant

The ​ (a)   in Thailand is Thai, but there are also many ​ (b)   living there, such as the Kayan people.

• dominant culture
• indigenous peoples
• general public
• modern civilization
• agricultural societies
• governing elite
• thriving communities

This neighborhood is home to a ​ (a)   of artists who take inspiration from each other's work.

• modern civilization
• agricultural societies
• governing elite
• thriving community
• indigenous peoples
• dominant culture

The earliest known civilization, Ancient Sumer, began as a(n) ​ (a)   , growing grain and fruit. At their height, they had ​ (b)   in cities of up to 80,000 people!

• modern civilization
• governing elite
• thriving communities
• indigenous peoples
• dominant culture
• agricultural society
• urban populations

According to experts, ​ (a)   as it exists today wouldn't be possible without cement, steel, plastics, and fertilizers to help grow food.

• agricultural societies
• governing elite
• thriving communities
• indigenous peoples
• dominant culture
• general public
• modern civilization

Nobody is above the law. When a member of the ​ (a)   ​commits a crime, they should be treated just like any member of the (b)   .

• modern civilization
• governing elite
• thriving communities
• indigenous peoples
• dominant culture
• general public

If an IELTS reading passage includes specialist vocabulary that a member of the ​ (a)   wouldn't be expected to know, the definition will be included in a glossary.

• modern civilization
• agricultural societies
• governing elite
• thriving communities
• indigenous peoples
• dominant culture
• general public

The people of North Sentinel Island are an ​ (a)   whose way of life hasn't changed for thousands of years. They are completely disconnected from ​ (b)   .

• agricultural societies
• governing elite
• thriving communities
• dominant culture
• indigenous people
• modern civilization