Saturday, January 10, 2015

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IELTS

The Listening Module
Question types
You will meet a variety of
question types which may
include:
· multiple choice
· short answer questions
· sentence completion
·notes/summary/flow
chart/table completion
· labelling a diagram
which has numbered parts
· matching
Requirements
You must listen to four
separate sections and answer
questions as you listen. You
will hear the tape once only.
There will be between 38 and
42 questions. The test will
take about 30 minutes. There
will be time to read the
questions during the test and
time to transfer your answers
on to the answer sheet at the
end of the test.
The level of difficulty of the
texts and tasks increases
through the paper.
Situation types
The first two sections are
based on social
situations. There will be
a conversation between
two speakers and then a
monologue.
The second two sections
are related to an
educational or training
context. There will be a
conversation with up to
four speakers and a
lecture or talk of general
academic interest.
Requirements
You must read three reading
passages with a total of 1 500
to 2 500 words.
There will be between 38 and
42 questions. You will have
60 minutes to answer all the
questions.
The level of difficulty of the
texts and tasks increases
through the paper.
Types of material
Magazines, journals,
textbooks and
newspapers.
Topics are not discipline
specific but all are in a
style appropriate and
accessible to candidates
entering postgraduate
and undergraduate
courses.
Question types
You will meet a variety of
question types which may
include:
• multiple choice
• short answer questions
• sentence completion
• notes/summary/flow
chart/table completion
• choosing from a bank of
headings
• identification of writer`s
views or attitudes