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Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An IELTS reading test is of ______ parts.

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

2.

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

a)

Complete the diagram or map based on the audio.

b)

Write a short paragraph.

c)

Summarize the audio.

d)

Choose the correct heading.

3.

What does IELTS stand for?

a)

International English Language Training System

b)

International English Language Teaching System

c)

International English Language Testing System

d)

International English Language Translation System

4.

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

a)

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

b)

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

c)

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

d)

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

5.

How long does the IELTS speaking test take?

a)

9 - 12 minutes

b)

10- 13 minutes

c)

11-14 minutes

d)

12-15 minutes

6.

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

a)

100 words

b)

150 words

c)

200 words

d)

250 words

7.

How many band scores in the IELTS test?

a)

Six

b)

Seven

c)

Eight

d)

Nine

8.

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

a)

Having operational command of the language, though with occasional
inaccuracies

b)

Having fully operational command of the language

c)

Having partial command of the language, though making many mistakes

d)

Having basic competence and finding it hard to use complex language

9.

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

a)

100 words

b)

150 words

c)

200 words

d)

250 words

10.

What is the procedure of the IELTS Speaking part 2?

a)

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

b)

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.

c)

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

d)

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

11.

How long will you have to spend for IELTS General Training Reading test?

a)

15 minutes

b)

20 minutes

c)

40 minutes

d)

60 minutes

12.

In which year was IELTS established?

a)

1979

b)

1989

c)

1999

d)

2009

13.

How soon are results available for the computer-based IELTS test?

a)

1-2 days

b)

3-5 days

c)

10 days

d)

13 days

14.

What CEFR level corresponds to an IELTS score of 5.5 to 6.5?

a)

A2

b)

B1

c)

B2

d)

C1

15.

Which Listening part involves a conversation between 2-4 speakers?

a)

Part 1

b)

Part 2

c)

Part 3

d)

Part 4

16.

What is Speaking Part 2 also called?

a)

Introduction

b)

Discussion

c)

Long turn

d)

Short turn

17.

What do candidates do in the Reading question type "Matching headings"?

a)

Match answers with information in the text

b)

Choose headings that match each paragraph

c)

Complete a table with information

d)

Match sentences with their correct endings

18.

Which organizations administer the IELTS exam?

a)

IDP & Cambridge

b)

BC & ETS

c)

IDP & British Council

d)

Cambridge & ETS

19.

Speaking is scored based on:

a)

Number of words spoken

b)

Fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

c)

Confidence.

d)

Content relevant to local culture.

20.

The True/False/Not Given question type in Reading requires candidates to:

a)

Summarize the main ideas of the text.

b)

Identify if the information is present in the text or not.

c)

Choose the appropriate heading.

d)

Fill in the blanks

21.

What is the main focus of the IELTS Academic test?

a)

Testing general English skills for daily communication

b)

Assessing academic English proficiency for university admission

c)

Measuring conversational English ability

d)

Evaluating writing skills only

22.

What type of writing task is assigned in the IELTS Academic Writing Task 1?

a)

A letter of complaint

b)

A summary of research findings

c)

A description of a chart, graph, or diagram

d)

A persuasive essay about a social issue

23.

What is assessed in IELTS Writing Task 2?

a)

A report based on data

b)

A letter responding to a situation

c)

An essay presenting and supporting an argument

d)

A descriptive paragraph about a person

24.

Which type of texts will you encounter in the IELTS Academic Reading section?

a)

Newspaper articles

b)

Advertisements and brochures

c)

Short stories

d)

Academic books and journals

25.

How long will you have to spend for Task 2 of the IELTS Academic Writing test?

a)

20 minutes

b)

30 minutes

c)

40 minutes

d)

60 minutes

26.

How many questions does the IELTS Academic Reading Test have?

a)

10 questions

b)

20 questions

c)

30 questions

d)

40 questions

27.

Which of the following is TRUE about the IELTS Listening test?

a)

You will hear the recordings only once

b)

It is the first section of the exam

c)

It includes only British accent

d)

It includes a speaking component

28.

How many sections of the IELTS General Training are different from the IELTS Academic test?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

29.

In the IELTS Academic Writing Task 1, how should you present the information from the visual data?

a)

Summarize and describe the key trends

b)

Provide a personal opinion

c)

Compare personal experiences

d)

Give a detailed analysis of each data point

30.

What is the main difference between IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training?

a)

Academic test is for university admission, General is for immigration purposes

b)

Academic test is shorter than General Training

c)

General Training includes listening and speaking only

d)

Academic test includes a higher level of grammar

31.

Which of the following best describes the IELTS Speaking test in both formats?

a)

The Speaking test is different in content for Academic and General Training

b)

The Speaking test in the Academic version is longer

c)

The Speaking test is the same in both versions

d)

The Speaking test in the General Training version has more personal questions

32.

Which is true about the Listening test in both IELTS Academic and General Training?

a)

Academic candidates must answer more difficult listening questions

b)

The listening sections are different in both versions

c)

The General Training version has longer recordings

d)

The Listening test is the same in both formats

33.

How long will you have to spend for the IELTS Academic Reading test?

a)

30 minutes

b)

60 minutes

c)

90 minutes

d)

120 minutes

34.

What types of questions are commonly found in the IELTS Reading test?

a)

True/False/Not Given

b)

Multiple choice

c)

Matching headings

d)

All of the above

35.

Which of the following is a requirement for the IELTS Speaking test?

a)

It lasts for 90 minutes

b)

It is a face-to-face interview with an examiner

c)

It includes a written component

d)

It is conducted in a group setting

36.

What is the format of the IELTS exam?

a)

Paper-based only

b)

Computer-based only

c)

Both paper-based and computer-based

d)

Online exam taken at home

37.

How long will you have to spend for Task 1 of the IELTS Academic Writing test?

a)

10 minutes

b)

20 minutes

c)

30 minutes

d)

40 minutes

38.

The duration of IELTS Academic Reading test is 60 minutes, and it consists of 3 sections. How long will you have to spend for each section?

a)

10 minutes

b)

20 minutes

c)

30 minutes

d)

40 minutes

39.

How does the Writing section of IELTS Academic differ from IELTS General?

a)

Both require writing an essay on an open topic, but IELTS Academic includes a task on interpreting charts or graphs.

b)

The IELTS Academic Writing section does not require an essay, whereas IELTS General does.

c)

IELTS General requires writing a letter and an essay, whereas IELTS Academic only requires a long essay.

d)

The IELTS Academic Writing section is more difficult than the IELTS General Writing section due to research requirements.

40.

Who is the IELTS Academic test intended for?

a)

Those applying for permanent residency or immigration to an English-speaking country.

b)

Those applying for university or higher education programs in an English-speaking country.

c)

Those seeking to assess their overall English language ability for immigration purposes.

d)

Those planning to apply for work visas in English-speaking countries.