Cam-16-Reading-Test-2-Passage-1_The White Horse of Uffington

Artefacts offer "a fascinating glimpse" into ancient cultures. The phrase "a fascinating glimpse" is closest in meaning to:

• Dull view

• Intriguing insight

• Common sight

• Boring perspective

"A steep slope" near the site hid ancient ruins. The phrase "a steep slope" is closest to:

• Flat plain

• Sharp incline

• Gentle hill

• Level ground

"Adequate" funding is needed to preserve ancient sites. The term "adequate" is closest to:

• Insufficient

• Sufficient

• Excessive

• Unnecessary

Archaeologists "alter" their methods to protect artefacts. The term "alter" is closest to:

• Keep

• Modify

• Destroy

• Ignore

"Alternatively", artefacts can be studied using digital scans. The term "alternatively" is closest to:

• Similarly

• Instead

• Likewise

• Together

"Analysis" of artefacts reveals ancient trade patterns. The term "analysis" is closest to:

• Creation

• Examination

• Destruction

• Ignorance

"Ancient" ruins reveal the lives of early inhabitants. The term "ancient" is closest to:

• Modern

• Historic

• New

• Recent

We should "appreciate" the cultural value of ancient sites. The term "appreciate" is closest to:

• Ignore

• Value

• Dislike

• Reject

Experts "assign" dates to artefacts using scientific methods. The term "assign" is closest to:

• Remove

• Allocate

• Ignore

• Lose

Artefacts "associated with" rituals were found at the site. The phrase "associated with" is closest to:

• Unrelated to

• Linked to

• Separated from

• Detached from