WorksheetsTest your knowledge about IELTS Academic
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) tests:
use of English, listening, reading, writing and speaking.
grammar, listening, reading, writing and speaking.
listening, reading, writing and speaking.
vocabulary, listening, reading, writing and speaking.
In addition to IELTS academic, another version of the exam is the
professional module.
general module.
business module.
conversational module.
Academic IELTS and General IELTS differ in two sections:
speaking and listening
listening and writing
speaking and reading
reading and writing
IELTS is delivered in two ways (choose the ones that correspond):
On paper
On computer
On the internet
By mail
IELTS is scored
with a scale from 0 to 100.
with band scores from 0 to 9.
with a scale from 0 to 120.
with a level from A1 to C2.
How long are my IELTS results valid for?
They do not have an expiry date.
For two years.
For five years.
For ten years.
IELTS includes (select all the options you consider correspond to the answer):
only American English.
only British English.
all major varieties of English.
international English accents.
The listening paper is composed of
50 questions divided in four parts.
40 questions divided in four parts.
50 questions divided in three parts.
60 questions divided in three parts.
In the listening paper, you can hear each recording
just once.
twice.
as many times as you play the recording.
as many times as you ask your invigilator.
The reading paper is composed of
50 questions divided in four parts.
40 questions divided in three parts.
50 questions divided in three parts.
60 questions divided in three parts.
The writing paper is composed of
one task (an academic essay)
one task (an academic article)
two tasks (an informal letter and an article)
two tasks (a descriptive text and an essay)
The word count required in the writing tasks are
at least 150 words in task 1 and 250 words in task 2.
250 in task 1 and 500 in task two.
More than 500 words in each task.
More than 1000 words in each task.
The speaking part is composed of
two sections (an academic presentation and follow-up questions)
two sections (an role play and a monologue)
three sections (an interview, a monologue and follow-up questions)
three sections (an interview, a presentation and follow-up questions)
The speaking paper of the test is done
Individually, with an interviewer.
Individually, with a computer.
In pairs, with another candidate.
In small groups of people, in front of an audience.
In IELTS academic,
all papers weigh in the same.
speaking and writing are worth more points.
the speaking paper gives more points.
written production gives the most points.
