Introduction to the IELTS Exam

The video provides an overview of the IELTS exam, explaining its purpose, format, and components. It covers the differences between academic and general IELTS, eligibility criteria, and the countries where it is accepted. The video also details the test format, including listening, reading, writing, and speaking sections, and offers guidance on taking the test during COVID-19, including remote testing options.

What does IELTS stand for?

• International English Language Testing System

• International English Learning Test System

• International English Language Training System

• International English Listening Test System

Which of the following is NOT a mode of IELTS testing?

• Online Based Test (OBT)

• Both PBT and CBT

• Computer Based Test (CBT)

• Paper Based Test (PBT)

What is the age range set by Citizenship and Immigration Canada for taking the IELTS?

• 20 to 70

• 16 to 60

• 14 to 64

• 18 to 65

Which organization is NOT involved in conducting the IELTS?

• TOEFL

• IDP

• British Council

• Cambridge Language Assessment

How long is the listening section of the IELTS?

• 50 minutes

• 40 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 60 minutes

In the writing section, what is the task for general test takers?

• Summary writing

• Letter writing

• Essay writing

• Report writing

How is the speaking test conducted for those taking the test at home?

• Through a written test

• Via a machine

• Face to face through video calls

• Via a recorded audio submission