How to Master the ielts

Q151 A.
(fourth paragraph) ‘The passage indicates that Norman McDonald 
‘
falsely represented his business as a McDonalds franchise
’.
 
This 
answer is reflected in ‘He was forced to remove the arches… 
so as not to 
misrepresent the business as a McDonald’s franchise
. Note the distractors: 
he was not innocent (B), and he was forced to remove the golden arches, 
but not the name McDonalds, and two lit arches (C) were not stated to be 
indistinguishable (identical) to the McDonald’s logo.
Q152 TRUE.
(first paragraph) 
Passing off and palming off are different 
breaches of civil law. 
The statement is true
 because
‘
Unfair trading is a 
breach of civil law
’ and ‘
In the UK, unfair trading is known as “passing off” and 
in the USA as “palming off”’
.
Q153 TRUE.
(second paragraph) 
Champagne production involves two 
fermentation processes. 
The statement is true
because
‘the fizz is 
obtained via a 
secondary fermentation
process…’.
Q154 FALSE.
(second paragraph) 
Inexpensive 
sparkling wines are carbon-
ated
naturally inside the bottle
. The statement is false 
because
‘In a 
budget sparkling wine
, the fizz is generated 
artificially
by injecting high 
pressure carbon­dioxide gas into still wine 
prior to bottling
, as per 
carbonated drinks.

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READING SECTION ExPANDED ANSWERS
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Q155 NOT GIVEN. 
‘Elderflower “Champagne” is a popular summer drink in 
several EU countries’ is not the same as ‘Elderflower “Champagne” is a 
favourite non-alcoholic summer drink in the UK
’,