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IELTS READING MODULE experiment - Aiming for 7 bands!

Hello IELTS test-takers and English language learners!

Let's do something interesting (debatable :P) together today.

-Take an IELTS reading test
-Read all three passages one by one
-BUT, here's the twist, don't read to solve any questions!
-Read for the sake of it! Forget about the 40 questions:)
-As you read, look up the meaning of the words you don't know.

-Are you patient enough?
- If yes, do this with the a total of 15 reading tests(all 3 passages)
- Don't be in a rush, take your time, ask yourself what you've learnt from each of these passages!

- Once you are done with this experiment - take a reading test and SOLVE IT!
- I assure you, you will score better that you ever have!

Note - This may be a slightly time-consuming activity, maybe even boring and seemingly pointless to some. But the result will amaze you!!!!!

Do this, get back to me in comments and tell me how you fare!

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Facts about Nepal

Facts about Nepal 1. Nepal’s local name for Mt. Everest is Sagarmatha, or “goddess of the sky.” 2. The flag of Nepal is the only national flag that is not quadrilateral in shape. 3. Eight of the world’s highest peaks can be found in Nepal. 4. Kathmandu was once known as…

1. Nepal’s local name for Mt. Everest is Sagarmatha, or “goddess of the sky.”

2. The flag of Nepal is the only national flag that is not quadrilateral in shape.

3. Eight of the world’s highest peaks can be found in Nepal.

4. Kathmandu was once known as Kantipur, which means the “City of Glory.”

5. Touching anything with your feet is considered offensive in Nepal.

6. In the 1700s, Gorkha king Prithvi Narayan conquered Kathmandu valley without any bloodshed, by attacking while the people were celebrating the Indra Jatra festival.

7. There is a famous street in Kathmandu named Freak Street, where hippies lived in the 1960s and 1970s.

8. The abominable snowman, also known as the yeti, is a legendary apelike creature that is believed to frequent the high valleys of Nepal.

9. Greetings in Nepal are similar to the greetings in India– people put their palms together and then bow their forehead, saying “Namaste,” which directly translates to “I salute the God in you.”

10. Sherpas, an ethnic group from the eastern mountainous part of Nepal, are usually employed as porters for mountain expeditions because, on account of their genetics and upbringing, they do not suffer the effect of altitude as adversely as other people do.

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This November its Nepal...

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Are you a nature lover? Do you like venturing high mountains, dense forests and deep valleys?

If yes, then “Trek ‘n’ Train Expeditions” could be your ideal companion. This unique group of adventure enthusiasts, located in Ahmedabad carry out well-managed trekking trips to places you never had a chance to visit. One of the main objectives behind this venture is to promote and develop adventure tourism in Gujarat.

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If you planning for an expedition this year, than Nepal could be your next destination!

“Trek ‘n’ Train” takes you on this wild 10 days trekking excursion to Nepal. The activities include trekking, hiking, river rafting, rock climbing, rappelling, river crossing and more. With “Trek ‘n’ Train”, its time you breathe in the nature that you have been missing for a while.

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The mountainous north of Nepal has eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, including the highest point on Earth, Mount Everest, called Sagarmatha in Nepali. It contains more than 240 peaks over 20,000 ft (6,096 m) above sea level. Nepal is popular for mountaineering, containing some of the highest and most challenging mountains in the world, including Mount Everest. Technically, the south-east ridge on the Nepali side of the mountain is easier to climb; so, most climbers prefer to trek to Everest through Nepal.