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I will share the link to an authentic FULL CDI READING AND LISTENING PRACTICE TESTS by British Council when our community grows to 500 members !!! Maximum share , because: 🌐Sharing is caring: @alisherposts)
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Promise is a promise. I thought that most of you have time today. So, there you go an official CDI practice test. All you need is an email address.
https://cdielts.gelielts.com/
P.S. Do not forget to share your results in the comments section. Let's see who scores highest)
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Promise is a promise. I thought that most of you have time today. So, there you go an official CDI practice test. All you need is an email address.
https://cdielts.gelielts.com/
P.S. Do not forget to share your results in the comments section. Let's see who scores highest)
#mock #ieltspractice
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The line graph illustrates how many barrels of oil were produced and consumed daily in China from 1982 to 2006.
Overall, both the supply and demand for oil increased throughout the span covered. It is also clear that while the figure for the former was higher than the latter up until around 1993, the reverse was true for the remaining period.
In detail, at the beginning, exactly 2 million barrels of oil were produced in China, whereas slightly fewer barrels were consumed. After 4 years, while the daily production capacity rose by 1 million barrels, amounting to 3 million barrels, the consumption rate saw a negligible growth. However, by about 1993, the production line had converged with that of consumption at a 3-million-barrel-a-day mark.
The figures continued to grow. Although the rate of production was steady, growing by about a mere 0.1 million barrels every 4 years till 2006, the figure for consumption increased significantly, finishing the period at just over 6 million barrels. This figure was almost 2 times higher than the number of barrels produced.
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Overall, both the supply and demand for oil increased throughout the span covered. It is also clear that while the figure for the former was higher than the latter up until around 1993, the reverse was true for the remaining period.
In detail, at the beginning, exactly 2 million barrels of oil were produced in China, whereas slightly fewer barrels were consumed. After 4 years, while the daily production capacity rose by 1 million barrels, amounting to 3 million barrels, the consumption rate saw a negligible growth. However, by about 1993, the production line had converged with that of consumption at a 3-million-barrel-a-day mark.
The figures continued to grow. Although the rate of production was steady, growing by about a mere 0.1 million barrels every 4 years till 2006, the figure for consumption increased significantly, finishing the period at just over 6 million barrels. This figure was almost 2 times higher than the number of barrels produced.
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