Cambridge IELTS 11 · General Training · Test 1 · Section 2
Gzj Travel – Recruitment Info & Hilton Laboratory – Health And Safety In The Workplace — IELTS Reading Answers
All 13 answers for Gzj Travel – Recruitment Info & Hilton Laboratory – Health And Safety In The Workplace, Cambridge IELTS 11 General Training Reading Test 1 Section 2, with the passage evidence and an explanation for each.
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Gzj Travel – Recruitment Info & Hilton Laboratory – Health And Safety In The Workplace answer key at a glance
Questions 15–27. Tap an answer to see the evidence.
What this section tests
This section is tested with Flow Chart Completion (Q15–21), Sentence Completion (Q22–27). Each section below gives the strategy for that question type, the answers, and the sentence that proves them.
Questions 15–21: Flow Chart Completion
Strategy: Follow the arrows in order. Each stage usually maps to one sentence or one clause in the passage.
“you'll need to provide us with evidence that you have extensive experience in a marketing environment”
The gap needs the field of experience after 'in a'; applicants must show 'extensive experience in a marketing environment'.
“If you're interested in a career as a Corporate Travel Consultant, you'll need at least one year's experience as a Travel Consultant”
The flow chart step names the job applied for, and the text refers to 'a career as a Corporate Travel Consultant' needing a year as a Travel Consultant.
“where you can find out more about us, including the rewards on offer”
The gap is what the website explains is on offer; it says you can 'find out more about us, including the rewards on offer'.
“we like to acknowledge outstanding efforts and celebrate successes”
The gap is the object of 'acknowledge'; the passage says 'we like to acknowledge outstanding efforts and celebrate successes'.
“We'll be asking you about your ambitions and of course your sales ability, the most vital quality for our business”
The gap is what the interview asks about alongside sales ability: 'We'll be asking you about your ambitions'.
“You'll also be required to complete a psychometric test so we can find out more about your working style and characteristics”
The gap names the test candidates must complete; 'You'll also be required to complete a psychometric test' about working style.
“you'll also visit one of our shops, where you'll meet the team and find out more about the sort of work that's involved”
The gap is who the candidate meets on the shop visit: 'you'll also visit one of our shops, where you'll meet the team'.
Questions 22–27: Sentence Completion
Strategy: Find the stem's keyword in the passage, then complete the sentence with the exact words the grammar requires, within the word limit.
“Do not enter restricted areas without authorization”
The gap follows 'without' and needs a noun: 'Do not enter restricted areas without authorisation' (also spelled authorization).
“do not block doorways, corridors or stairs, as obstructions may affect access in the event of a fire”
The gap is the plural subject that may block access: 'obstructions may affect access in the event of a fire'.
“Never put sharp objects such as razor blades or broken glass into waste bins without having wrapped the items carefully to protect those emptying the bins”
The gap describes how sharp items must be handled before binning; the text says 'wrapped the items carefully to protect those emptying the bins'.
“Other waste procedures may vary — contact your Building Manager or Divisional Safety Officer for advice with regard to your particular department”
The gap modifies 'procedures'; the text says 'Other waste procedures may vary', so waste is the word needed.
“Wherever possible you should use the trolleys provided in the workplace to do the job for you”
The gap is the equipment provided to move loads; 'use the trolleys provided in the workplace to do the job for you'.
“To prevent this, make sure that you take regular breaks when necessary”
The gap is what staff should take to avoid strain: 'make sure that you take regular breaks when necessary'.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the Gzj Travel – Recruitment Info & Hilton Laboratory – Health And Safety In The Workplace passage come from?
It is Section 2 of Cambridge IELTS 11 General Training Reading Test 1, and it covers Questions 15–27.
What question types appear in Gzj Travel – Recruitment Info & Hilton Laboratory – Health And Safety In The Workplace?
The section is tested with Flow Chart Completion, Sentence Completion. Each type is explained on this page, alongside the answers.
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