Day 108 IELTS Academic Reading
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, READING PASSAGE 1
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-12, which are based on
Reading Passage 1 below.
Scientists Are Mapping the World's
Largest Volcano
A After 36 days of battling sharks that kept biting their equipment, scientists have
returned from the remote Pacific Ocean with a new way of looking at the world’s largest -
and possibly most mysterious - volcano, Tamu Massif.
B The team has begun making 3-D maps that offer the clearest look yet at the
underwater mountain, which covers an area the size of New Mexico. In the coming
months, the maps will be refined and the data analyzed, with the ultimate goal of figuring
out how the mountain was formed.
C It's possible that the western edge of Tamu Massif is actually a separate mountain that
formed at a different time, says William Sager, a geologist at the University of Houston
who led the expedition. That would explain some differences between the western part
of the mountain and the main body.
D The team also found that the massif (as such a massive mountain is known) is highly
pockmarked with craters and cliffs. Magnetic analysis provides some insight into the
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, READING PASSAGE 1
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-12, which are based on
Reading Passage 1 below.
Scientists Are Mapping the World's
Largest Volcano
A After 36 days of battling sharks that kept biting their equipment, scientists have
returned from the remote Pacific Ocean with a new way of looking at the world’s largest -
and possibly most mysterious - volcano, Tamu Massif.
B The team has begun making 3-D maps that offer the clearest look yet at the
underwater mountain, which covers an area the size of New Mexico. In the coming
months, the maps will be refined and the data analyzed, with the ultimate goal of figuring
out how the mountain was formed.
C It's possible that the western edge of Tamu Massif is actually a separate mountain that
formed at a different time, says William Sager, a geologist at the University of Houston
who led the expedition. That would explain some differences between the western part
of the mountain and the main body.
D The team also found that the massif (as such a massive mountain is known) is highly
pockmarked with craters and cliffs. Magnetic analysis provides some insight into the
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