PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks

PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice Test 16

PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice
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PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice Questions – In the text below some words are missing. Choose the correct word to fill each blank from the box below. There are more words than you need to complete the exercise.

PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice Material

PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice

PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice Test 16

Question 1 – PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice Question


summit, grains, rich, fertile, surface, nourishment, clouds, planting


Wind-blown (1)__________ of sand from dunes may carry far inland, covering fields and diverting streams. More seriously, drifting sands can bury whole buildings and transform (2)__________ land into desert. However, dunes can be made more stable by the artificial (3)__________ of marram grass, a plant so robust that it can find (4)__________ even in sand. The grass spreads over the (5)__________ of the dune, protecting it against wind, while its roots bind the sand together.

Answer –
1. grains (Grains of sand is a collection)
2. fertile (We need an adjective to describe land and to contrast with desert)
3. planting (We need a gerund to refer to putting plants in the ground)
4. nourishment (We need a noun to refer to what this plant gets from sand)
5. surface (This refers to where the grass is, in contrast to the roots under the surface)

 

Question 2 – PTE Reading Fill In The Blanks Practice Question


established, to-date, contains, interact, strikingly, deciphering, turned, revealed, self-assembled, sought


In the current study, researchers (1)__________ to find out the mechanisms that caused patterns to form. The researchers (2)__________ the structure of Au246, on eof the largest and most complex nanoparticles created by scientists (3)__________ and the largest gold nanoparticle to have its structure determined by X-ray crystallography. Ay246 (4)__________ out to be an ideal candidate for (5)__________ the complex rules of self-assembly because it (6)__________ an ideal number of atoms and surface ligands and is about the same size and weight as a protein molecule.

Analysis of Au246’s structure (7)__________ that the particles had much more in common with biomolecules than size. They found that the ligands in the nanoparticles (8)__________ into rotational and parallel patterns that are (9)__________ similar to the patterns found in protein’s secondary structure. This could indicate that nanoparticles of this size could easily (10)__________ with biological systems, providing new avenues for drug discovery.

Answers – 1. sought 2. established 3. to-date 4. turned 5. deciphering 6. contains 7. revealed 8. self-assembled 9. strikingly 10. interact

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