WorksheetsPlacementTest
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 55mins
What skills is not included in IELTS?
Writing
Speaking
Singing
Reading
How do you call this Listening task type?
Short answer
Form completion
MCQs
Matching
What type of diagram is not a real IELTS Writing Task 1?
How many types of question are there in IELTS WRITING TASK 2? What are they?
(Có bao nhiêu dạng câu hỏi trong Writing task 2, liệt kê)
How many criteria are there in IELTS Speaking ?
(Có bao nhiêu tiêu chí chấm điểm cho kỹ năng Speaking?)
4
5
6
3
What will be helpful to improve the Lexical Resource?
(Điều gì có ích trong việc cải thiện từ vựng)
a lot lot of uncommon words
create new English word
advanced function words
topic-related words with suitability to the context
How many paragraph should you write in an IELTS writing task 1 ? Name them particularly.
What is the difference between IELTS Speaking part 1 and IELTS Speaking part 3 ?
(Điểm khác biệt giữa Speaking part 1 và part 3 là gì?)
What is the function of the red-bold sentence:
However, patriotism is often taken to extremes. This occurs most frequently with vulnerable segments of society. For instance, it is common for military recruiters to target less affluent individuals. If they serve in a war abroad, then there is a strong likelihood they will later suffer from a mental or physical handicap. More generally, most people employ patriotism as a proxy for their own personal achievements. This can be exampled during the furor surrounding the Olympics every four years. This quintessentially patriotic event costs taxpayers tremendously, inflames tensions between rival countries, and distracts from investing time in personal development. At best, patriotism is a marginal net negative and at worst it can foster an unhealthy dependency.
(a)
Rephrase this sentence: " In the modern world, it is no longer necessary to use animals for food, clothing or medicine ".
(Viết lại câu này: " Trong thế giới hiện đại, không còn cần thiết phải sử dụng động vật để làm thực phẩm, quần áo hoặc thuốc men nữa".)
The fattest animals
As the largest animal in the world, the blue whale also has the most fat. In a 1968 study involving 49 different species of mammal from across the US and Brazil, researchers deduced that the blue whale had the highest percentage of body fat – more than 35%. With the whales weighing in at up to 180 tonnes, that’s easily a record-breaking amount of fat for one animal. But if we look at things proportionally, you might be surprised by some of the world’s full-fat species. We’ll begin with blubber, the fat rich tissue belonging to marine mammals that has myriad benefits for streamlining, buoyancy, defence, insulation and energy storage. In waters further north live bowhead whales. To survive in these frosty, remote waters they have a layer of blubber almost half a metre thick. In his studies, Dr Craig George found blubber mass ranged from 43% to 50% of the body mass of yearling whales.
LESS THAN TWO WORDS : Which marine animals need a thick layer of fat to survive in cold waters?
(a)
During the settlement of New Zealand by European immigrants, natural timbers played a major role. Wood was easily accessible and relatively cheap. A tradition of wooden housed arose, supported by the recognition that they were less likely to collapse suddenly during earthquakes, a not infrequent event in this part of the world. But in addition to demand from the domestic market, there was also a demand for forest products from overseas.
Early explores recognised the suitability of the tall, straight trunks of the kauri for constructing sailing vessels. The kauri is a species of coniferous tree found only in small areas of the southern hemisphere. So from the early 1800s, huge amounts of this type of wood were sold to Australia and the UK for that purpose. For a period, the forestry industry was the country’s major export earner but the rate of harvest was unsustainable and, by the beginning of the 2O'n century, indigenous timber exports were rapidly declining.
Q: Setlters realised that wooden houses were more dangerous than other types of structure (T/F/NG)
True
False
Not given
Brainstorm the idea for this topic:
Some people think that schools should not test and grade students. Others think that grades are important. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.
How can you describe this picture ?
IELTS speaking part 1: Have you ever thought of studying abroad?
Why do you want to learn IELTS?
How much IELTS score do you expect to get?
What skills/ aspects of English are you good at?
(Suggestion : Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing, Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation,.....)
What skills/ aspects of English do you need more focus ?
(Suggestion : Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing, Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation,.....)
