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IELTS is an acronym for:

• 
  The International English Learning & Training System

• 
  The International English Language Testing System

• The Institute of English Learning & Training Services

• 
  The Institute of English Language Testing Services

How many types of IELTS test are there?

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  Only 1 – IELTS is an academic test

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  2 – General and academic tests

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  3 – General, academic and professional tests

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  4 – General, academic, professional and vocational tests

On test day, which part of the test is first?

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  Speaking

• 
  Reading

• 
  Writing

• 
  Listening

In the IELTS speaking test:

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  The test is the same regardless of whether you do a paper- or computer-based IELTS test

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  You can trick your examiner into thinking your English is better than it actually is

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  Memorising phrases and answers is an effective way to prepare

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  The test is different for academic and general test takers

The listening time is

• 40 minutes

• 
  30 minutes

• 30 minutes + 10 minutes transfer

• 50 minutes

The reading test is

• 
  40 questions

• 
  50 questions

• 
  30 questions

• 42 questions

The difference between the general reading and the academic one is

• a The no. of passages

• b Both a and c

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  c The length of passages

• d No difference

The writing and speaking are scored depending upon ...

• a Criteria

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  a number of Questions

This section of the test requires you to respond to two tasks

• Listening

• Reading

• Writing

• Speaking

This section of the test contains 10 questions in each part

• Listening

• Reading

• Writing

• Speaking