About 590 million years ago, a rocky meteorite more than four kilometers across and traveling at around 90,000 kilometers an hour, slammed into an area of red volcanic rock about four hundred and thirty kilometers northwest of Adelaide. The story it tells is elemental, without dying dinosaurs or even Bruce Willis to complicate it's simple message of destruction.įirst, the numbers.
No other meteorite impact on the earth has stamped the surrounding rocks with such an abiding, unequivocal geological record of collision, earthquake, wind, fire and tsunami, the giant waves formed by major earth movements. Like Acraman in South Australia is Armageddon for the purist. Now listen carefully and answer questions 31 to 40. First, you have some time to read questions 31 to 40. You will hear part of a lecture about a crater in Australia. This IELTS listening sample contains a total of ten questions and three question types: IELTS listening section four contains a monologue about a crater in Australia. The IELTS Listening section examines a candidate’s listening skills through four sections.
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