Preview of VOL 5 TEST 1 SECTION 2
Sample Questions
- Question 1: Multiple choice — choose the best description of the main argument.
- Question 2: True / False / Not Given — decide if the statement matches the text.
- Question 3: Gap-fill — complete the summary using words from the passage.
About this practice
IELTS Listening practice tests comprise four sections ranging from everyday social conversations to academic lectures. Consistent practice helps you adapt to natural speech patterns, varied speaking speeds and the pressure of time-constrained information processing. IELTS Mate lets you pause, replay and check answers after an attempt, making focused listening practice more effective. Automatic scoring gives immediate feedback on your performance so you can identify weak question types and decide what to practise next.
FAQ
How many sections does IELTS Listening have?
IELTS Listening consists of 4 sections: everyday conversation, monologue, academic discussion, and academic lecture. There are 40 questions in total to be completed in 30 minutes.
How can I improve my IELTS Listening score?
Daily listening practice is key. Start at a slower pace, focus on keywords and synonyms. Practice predicting answers from context and review recordings to understand missed words.
Is IELTS Listening the same for Academic and General Training?
Yes, the Listening component is identical for both IELTS versions. The difference only lies in the Reading and Writing sections.