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CAMBRIDGE IELTS 12 – TEST 3 – PASSAGE 2

1. An acceptance that not all diseases can be totally eliminated Keywords: acceptance, not all diseases, totally eliminated.


In paragraph D, the author mentioned some information about health geography and diseases: “It is an increasingly important area of study in a world where diseases like polio are re-emerging, respiratory diseases continue to spread, and malaria-prone areas are still fighting to find a better cure.” The words “continue to spread” and “still fighting to find a better cure” mean that humans cannot control the above-mentioned diseases and still need “a better cure” for them, which is the same as they are not “totally eliminated”. Later in the paragraph, we find a key statement : “…people will always be prone to illness…” Therefore, the answer is D. • Illness = diseases


Answer: D.


1. Examples of physical conditions caused by human behavior.


Keywords: examples, physical conditions, human behavior.


In paragraph C, the author gives some examples. The human behavior referred to includes: “the massive number of cars being driven”, and “the cutting down of


forests”. The physical conditions which have resulted in large cities are “smog and pollution that cause asthma, lung problems, eyesight issues and more”.


Answer: C.


1. A reference to classifying diseases on the basis of how far they extend geographically


Keywords: reference, classify diseases, basis, extend, geographically




In paragraph F, the author mentioned a way of categorising illnesses and diseases. “Categorise” is the same as “classify”, which means “to divide diseases into groups according to their type”. Therefore, we have to pay attention to this part of the text: “…work to create a clear way of categorising illnesses, diseases and epidemics into local and global scales. Health geographers can map the spread of illnesses and attempt to identify the reasons behind an increase or decrease in illnesses”. “Categorising…into local and global scales” can be understood as “how far the extend geographically”. Hence, the information in paragraph F matches the statement.



  • Classify = categorise

  • Spread = extend




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