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EXTRA Listening Practice Activities

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Listening Extra Practice - Section 1 - Practice 1

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

 These 10 questions relate to an inquiry about a course of study in Hong Kong. Listen and answer the questions. In the end, you can check your answers by downloading the answers PDF file. 

A student is inquiring about courses at an educational institute.

Listening Extra Practice - Section 2 - Practice 1

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

These 10 questions relate to an interview in which an ELC lecturer describes a summer program for students at a Canadian university. Listen and answer the questions. In the end, you can check your answers by downloading the answers PDF file.

A dialogue about a summer program for students at a Canadian university.

Listening Extra Practice - Section 2 - Practice 2


Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

 These 10 questions relate to a monologue in which a recruitment officer talks about how organizations do job interviews for graduate trainees

A monologue about job interviews

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Listening Extra Practice - Section 2 - Practice 3

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

 These 10 questions relate to a short talk on independent and lifelong learning.

A monologue about lifelong learning

Listening Extra Practice - Section 2 - Practice 4

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

 These 10 questions relate to a short talk on horror in literature and film.

A monologue about horror works

Listening Extra Practice - Section 3 - Practice 1

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

 These 10 questions relate to the discussion of a university assignment with a tutor.

A university assignment discussed with a tutor

Listening Extra Practice - Section 4 - Practice 1

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

 These 10 questions relate to a short talk on the work of Sugata Mitra.

A mini-lecture about Sugata Mitra and education

LISTENING practice tests

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Listening IELTS tests 

This ELC website contains several different listening practice tasks. There are two complete practice listening tests. There are also seven extra practice activities. Each task from the practice activities represents a section from the Listening test and has 10 questions. If you wish, you can combine 4 tasks, 1 from each category, to give you the same number of questions as the actual test (40). There are also authentic practice listening test materials in CILL (see below for details).

The more you practice listening, the better and more confident you will become. Good luck!



LISTENING PRACTICE TEST 1

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

SECTION 1 ( QUESTIONS 1 TO 10 ):


SECTION2 ( QUESTIONS 11 TO 20 ):


SECTION 3 ( QUESTIONS 21 TO 30 ):


SECTION 4 ( QUESTIONS 31 TO 40 ):

Download section 4 answers

LISTENING PRACTICE TEST 2

Before you listen, find a pen and paper to make notes as you listen.

SECTION 1 ( QUESTIONS 1 TO 10 ):


SECTION 2 ( QUESTIONS 11 TO 20 ):


SECTION 3 ( QUESTIONS 21 TO 30 ):


SECTION 4 ( QUESTIONS 31 TO 40 ):

Download section 4 answers

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LISTENING exam overview

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IELTS listening test

The IELTS listening test is around 30 minutes long. There are four sections of increasing difficulty and there are 40 questions. The first two sections are on topics of general interest.

In this video, we will give you the most powerful and effective tips to prepare for the IELTS listening test :

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Section one is a dialogue (2 speakers), section two a monologue (1 speaker). Sections three and four have an education or training focus. In section three there will be a discussion involving 2 main speakers and in section four a monologue on an academic subject.

You will hear the sections once only, but you have 10 minutes at the end of the test to transfer your answers from the question booklet to the answer sheet.

Your main difficulty with this test is being unable to check your answers or fill in answers you didn't catch by listening a second time. Here are some tips to help you overcome this problem

GENERAL Tips:

  • Before the test, make sure you 'rehearse' with timed practice tests. This will enable you to deal with the appropriate kind of questions and note your answers as you listen. The more you practise, the more confident you will feel. Use the materials and links on this site and in the CILL.
  • During the test, there are occasional 30 second pauses for you to examine the questions. Look ahead at the next section, especially the next 3 or 4 questions and keep them in mind as you listen. This will focus your concentration and enable you to pick out the information you need.
  • Marks are not deducted for a wrong answer, so always have a guess. With multiple choice questions, mark the most likely alternatives if you are not sure of the answer. For other types of question, you can make notes on the paper. Then if necessary, you can make a sensible guess at the end when you transfer your answers to a separate sheet.
Now that you know all these informations, click on the start now button to take the tests and see the answers:




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