CAEL Practice Questions - Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Assessment Exam

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Read the passage: 'The Bay of Fundy, on Canada's Atlantic coast, has the highest tides in the world. Twice a day, more than 100 billion tonnes of seawater flow in and out of the bay, a volume greater than the combined flow of all the world's freshwater rivers. Researchers are studying whether this immense, predictable movement of water could be harnessed to generate electricity without the unpredictability of wind or solar power.' According to the passage, what makes the Bay of Fundy attractive for generating electricity?

Its water is fresher than river water Its tides are large and predictable It is located far from any cities It produces more power than wind farms

Correct Answer:

Its tides are large and predictable

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