CHDE

An IELTS reading test is of ______ parts.

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

In the Listening test, the Plan/Map/Diagram Labeling task requires candidates to:

• Complete the diagram or map based on the audio.

• Write a short paragraph.

• Summarize the audio.

• Choose the correct heading.

What does IELTS stand for?

• International English Language Training System

• International English Language Teaching System

• International English Language Testing System

• International English Language Translation System

Which of the following statement is NOT correct in IELTS writing tests?

• There is no difference between general training and academic writing task 2
  

• In general training paper writing task 1, each test taker is expected to write a
  letter, whereas every candidate have to write a report based on the chart for
  task 1 academic test
  

• Writing task 1 is worth merely a third of your scores for IELTS writing
  

• Candidates are allowed to ask for extra writing paper if they run out of
  space their answer sheets.
  

How long does the IELTS speaking test take?

• 9 - 12 minutes

• 10- 13 minutes
  

• 11-14 minutes
  

• 12-15 minutes
  

At least how many words should you write for Writing IELTS Task 1?

• 100 words
  

• 150 words
  

• 200 words
  

• 250 words
  

How many band scores in the IELTS test?

• Six
  

• Seven

• Eight

• Nine

Which of the following best describes "Good User" band score in the IELTS?

• Having operational command of the language, though with occasional
  inaccuracies
  

• Having fully operational command of the language
  

• Having partial command of the language, though making many mistakes
  

• Having basic competence and finding it hard to use complex language
  

At least how many words should you write for Writing IELTS Task 2?

• 100 words
  

• 150 words
  

• 200 words
  

• 250 words
  

What is the procedure of the IELTS Speaking part 2?

• Candidates talk about a given topic for one to two minutes. They are given
  one minute to think about the topic and make notes.
  

• Candidates are asked questions about a variety of familiar topics such as
  their family, their jobs/studies or their interests. It lasts four to five minutes.
  

• Candidates have a discussion with the examiner linked to the topic in the
  previous part. It lasts between four to five minutes.
  

• Candidates answer questions containing a point of view, argument or
  problem.