IELTS Beat Reading Test 7-AC
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THE HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS
Throughout its Golden Age, the Hollywood movie industry was controlled by a handful of studios. Using a system known as 24 the biggest studios not only made movies, but handled their distribution and then finally showed them in their own theatres. These studios were often run by autocratic bosses — men known as 25 who often remained at the head of organisations for decades. However, the domination of the industry by the leading studios came to an end in 1948, when they were forced to open the market to smaller producers — a process known as 26 .
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27 In the 1970s, Lesley Rogers discovered that
28 Angelo Bisazza’s experiments revealed that
29 Magat and Brown’s studies show that
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Lesley Rogers’ 2004 Experiment
Lateralisation is determined by both genetic and 31 influences. Rogers found that chicks whose eggs are given 32 during the incubation period tend to have a stronger lateralisation. Her 2004 experiment set out to prove that these chicks were better at 33 than weakly lateralised chicks. As expected, the strongly lateralised birds in the experiment were more able to locate 34 using their right eye, while using their left eye to monitor an imitation 35 located above them.
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36 description of a study which supports another scientist’s findings
37 the suggestion that a person could gain from having an opposing lateralisation to most of the population
38 reference to the large amount of knowledge of animal lateralisation that has accumulated
39 research findings that were among the first to contradict a previous belief
40 a suggestion that lateralisation would seem to disadvantage animalsCorrect / 5 PointsIncorrect / 5 Points