Cambridge IELTS 21 · General Training · Test 2 · Section 2
J&G’s Commitments To Candidates & Pool Cars Guidance Notes — IELTS Reading Answers
All 13 answers for J&G’s Commitments To Candidates & Pool Cars Guidance Notes, Cambridge IELTS 21 General Training Reading Test 2 Section 2, with the passage evidence and an explanation for each.
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J&G’s Commitments To Candidates & Pool Cars Guidance Notes answer key at a glance
Questions 15–27. Tap an answer to see the evidence.
What this section tests
This section is tested with Table Completion (Q15–21), Flow Chart Completion (Q22–27). Each section below gives the strategy for that question type, the answers, and the sentence that proves them.
Questions 15–21: Table Completion
Strategy: Work row by row. The row label tells you where to look; the column heading tells you what kind of word you need.
“J&G commits to working closely with you to confirm your assignment expectations, while helping you to ensure that these are achievable”
The table needs a plural noun for what J&G confirms with candidates; 'expectations' is the exact word from 'confirm your assignment expectations'.
“We will do our best to find you suitable temporary roles, and give you updates on positions available, feedback during and following an assignment and useful advice for your future development”
The gap calls for the noun naming the updates given during and after work; 'feedback' appears in 'feedback during and following an assignment'.
“J&G commits to ensuring that, prior to attending interviews with potential employers, you are briefed and given advice on interview techniques”
A plural noun is needed for the stage before which candidates are briefed; the text says 'prior to attending interviews with potential employers'.
“If you find you are facing significant danger in an assignment, we will give you our full support and make it a priority to search for another assignment for you”
The row asks what serious problem J&G supports you through; 'significant danger in an assignment' supplies the noun 'danger'.
“we base our selection decisions on professional criteria only”
The table needs an adjective describing the basis of selection decisions; 'professional criteria only' confirms professional grounds.
“J&G commits to offering you access to advantages such as database training”
The gap needs a noun naming the training offered as an advantage; the benefits list includes 'database training'.
“loyalty programmes providing discounts on purchases from a number of major retailers”
A plural noun for what loyalty programmes provide on purchases; the text gives 'discounts on purchases from a number of major retailers'.
Questions 22–27: Flow Chart Completion
Strategy: Follow the arrows in order. Each stage usually maps to one sentence or one clause in the passage.
“Before booking a pool car, please ensure that you obtain the permission of your line manager. He/she will be contacted when you make the booking, to check that this has been authorised”
The first flow-chart step needs the person whose permission is required; the guidance says 'obtain the permission of your line manager'.
“Pool cars can be booked by contacting the Helpdesk, either by email (helpdesk@KFK.com) or telephone (01793-525252)”
The booking step needs the contact point; pool cars 'can be booked by contacting the Helpdesk' by email or telephone.
“There is a security key pad on the door, where you will need to enter the code shown on the inside front cover of the pool car logbook”
What must be entered at the key pad is the 'code shown on the inside front cover of the pool car logbook', i.e. the security code.
“Pool cars are always parked in marked bays and nowhere else in the car park”
The parking step needs the plural noun phrase for where cars belong; 'Pool cars are always parked in marked bays and nowhere else'.
“Any faults must be reported to the Helpdesk immediately”
The flow chart asks what must be reported immediately; 'Any faults must be reported to the Helpdesk immediately' supplies the plural noun.
“You should enter into the logbook the mileage that is indicated, and check it is identical to the end mileage recorded by the previous driver”
The logbook step needs the reading to be entered; the driver records 'the mileage that is indicated' and compares it with the previous driver's figure.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the J&G’s Commitments To Candidates & Pool Cars Guidance Notes passage come from?
It is Section 2 of Cambridge IELTS 21 General Training Reading Test 2, and it covers Questions 15–27.
What question types appear in J&G’s Commitments To Candidates & Pool Cars Guidance Notes?
The section is tested with Table Completion, Flow Chart Completion. Each type is explained on this page, alongside the answers.
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