Having A Lovely Time Reading Answers

We have provided Having A Lovely Time reading practice test which consists of 8 questions from question type True/False/Not Given.

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• Solution for Having A Lovely Time
• Having A Lovely Time IELTS Reading Practice Test
• Passage
• Questions
• Answers with Explanations

Solution for Having A Lovely Time

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Answer Table

1. TRUE	5. TRUE
2. FALSE	6. NOT GIVEN
3. FALSE	7. TRUE
4. TRUE	8. NOT GIVEN

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Passage

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Having A Lovely Time

This is good news for the industry and for holiday-makers. A holiday is a major purchase - yet it's one we can't try before we pay. All we have to go on is the brochure and it's a credit to tour operators that they now contain more detail.

OUR ADVICE

DO be realistic. No one should be palmed off with a poor standard of service, food, or accommodation even if you paid a rock- bottom price for a last-minute break. However, be reasonable - you won't get a room with the best view in town if you've paid a budget price.

DO complain to the right person. Moaning to the waiter about a week's worth of appalling food, then writing an indignant letter when you get back home won't have the same impact as airing your grievances at the time.

DO get evidence for a serious problem such as having a building site instead of the promised swimming pool below your window. Take a photo to back up your case.

DON'T write and complain for the sake of it. Letters can be powerful as long as they're about something you have a good reason to complain about.

DON'T lose your temper. Easier said than done, but you're more likely to get results if you state your case firmly, explain why you think there's a problem then suggest a reasonable solution.

Questions

Questions 1-8

In boxes 1-8 on your answer sheet write

TRUE if the statement is true
FALSE if the statement is false
NOT GIVEN if the information is not given in the passage

1. Solving problems can be hard work for the holidaymaker.
2. The most common problem for holidaymakers is crowded airports.
3. Overall, holiday accommodation poses a few problems.
4. Tour companies provide a satisfactory level of information to holidaymakers.
5. A low-cost holiday should still offer some high-quality services.
6. Hotel staff can advise you on who you should complain to.
7. Photographs may help to support an argument about a holiday problem.
8. If you are not good at writing letters, find someone to help you.

Answers for Having A Lovely Time with Explanations

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1. Answer: TRUE
Explanation: The third paragraph states that over half of unhappy visitors who spoke with their tour guide about the problem stated it took time and effort on their behalf to find a resolution. Therefore, the assertion is accurate.

2. Answer: FALSE
Explanation: The fourth paragraph states that one of the top causes for unhappiness was that over 20% of visitors to Europe had to wait up to an hour for a flight. The supplied assertion conflicts with the data, hence the answer is False.

3. Answer: FALSE
Explanation: It is evident from the fifth paragraph that the majority of complaints only related to the rooms or flats used during the visit. The aforementioned assertion is therefore inaccurate and untrue.

4. Answer: TRUE
Explanation: The sixth paragraph makes it obvious that tour companies now provide correct information brochures. As a consequence, the tour guides provide tourists with sufficient knowledge to meet their needs. As a consequence, the offered assertion is true since it is consistent with the knowledge.

5. Answer: TRUE
Explanation: The sixth paragraph suggests that a low-cost holiday should nevertheless contain a few high-quality services. The conclusion is True because the statement and the evidence are consistent.

6. Answer: NOT GIVEN
Explanation: N/A

7. Answer: TRUE
Explanation: The ninth paragraph says that evidence such as a building site should be utilized to illustrate major difficulties rather than the promised swimming pool below the window. Therefore, a representation of a holiday issue might be utilized to establish a claim. The conclusion is True because the statement and the evidence are consistent.

8. Answer: NOT GIVEN
Explanation: N/A

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