FCE Reading Part 6

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1. 2.

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C is the second of three sentences with a logical transition:
1. He gets on the board
2. Then, the board starts (C)
3. It gets faster.

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FCE Reading Part 6 - Quiz

This FCE Reading Part 6 quiz assesses comprehension skills through a series of questions, each requiring selection of the correct response from multiple choices. It targets key abilities... see morein understanding context and detail in English texts, essential for FCE exam preparation. see less

2. Which one do you like?

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'A simple and painless process.....The only problem is...'
Another clue is the next sentence. They need to stay focused - If they think about something else, the board will stop.

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3. 6.

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'It' = Distraction.
This sentence fits in very well with the next sentence: It's an issue, and the only solution is practice.

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4. 3.

Explanation

'These' = 'Hand Movements'

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5. 4. 

Explanation

'That basic requirement' = the ability to balance.

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6. 1.

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The 'he' of the previous sentence is not present in any of the sentences. You must look for another subject: 'OTHER riders' is the only logical choice.

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