The IELTS Reading Tests

The aim of the study was

• to predict carbon emissions.

• to promote solar panels.

• to contribute to the conversation about climate change.

• to encourage home-owners to trade and share energy.

The study was

• a two-year project commissioned by the government.

• a two-year project undertaken by CSIRO.

• a two-year project undertaken by CSIRO and ENA.

• a two-year project undertaken by ENA.

Carbon trading would

• allow the government to reduce Australia’s carbon footprint.

• provide an income for all home-owners.

• cut carbon emissions by 50% by 2050.

• create electricity with zero emissions.

The study suggests that

• all Australia’s electricity will come from solar panels on rooftops.

• it is possible to produce electricity with zero carbon emissions by the mid-21st century.

• consumers can cut their electricity bills in half by installing solar panels.

• members of the public want to pursue the path of clean energy—possibly caring more than the government about combating climate change.

The library will be closed because

• academics have outstanding loans.

• the university year is over.

• the librarians need to conduct a stocktake.

• the librarians have too much work to do.

Academics who have library resources must

• return them before Friday, 15 December.

• re-borrow them on Friday, 15 December.

• return them on Friday, 15 December.

• return them on or before Friday, 15 December.

The library staff will issue a list to academics about

• the resources they have in their possession.

•  the resources they must return.

• the resources they may borrow.

• the resource they have problems with.

The Senior Librarian suggests that

• academics may have lost books.

• academics should obey her instructions.

• academics no longer need their books and resources.

• academics should re-borrow their resources when the library reopens on 20 December.