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IELTS test
in Sydney, Australia – December 2010 (Academic Module)
Listening test
Section 1. A telephone conversation between a lady and a travel agent related to booking a 3-day holiday.
Questions: filling in gaps in daily schedules, the questions were about average day temperature, facilities and things to do.
Section 2. A map of an art center where you had to mark certain buildings.
Questions: Match the artist with type of art. Fill in gaps in daily schedule.
Section 3. Conversation with students who came to a chimpanzee research center.
Section 4. Don’t remember.
Reading test
Passage 1. An article on dugongs (sea cows).
Passage 2. An article on researches related to twins.
Passage 3. An article on electronic equipment on board of an airplane.
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (a report)
There were a chart and a table on postal charges in Germany, UK, the Netherlands and Italy in three weight categories (<20g; 20-50 g; >50g) and a table of customer satisfaction in those countries in 2004.
Writing Task 2 (an essay)
Museums for many years have been the places of knowledge and cultural exchange. Nowadays there are more and more resources on the Internet and museums will not be needed in the future. To what extent do you agree with this statement?
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- Where is your hometown?
- What is your hometown famous for?
Cue Card
Talk about something you learned to do very well (eg. cooking or driving), please say
- What skill did you acquire?
- How did you acquire that skill?
- How is it important?
Discussion
- What are the practical skills acquired by children at school?
- How important are these skills?
- Do children acquire certain skills easier/faster than adults?
- What do you think about team building in the work place, is it important?
- Do you like learning new things?
- Is it important that employers pay for skill development courses for their employees?