IELTS Listening Practice Test 78

In the IELTS listening practice test, there are 40 questions of different types ranging from sentence completion, map labelling to multiple choice questions. It is important to attempt a test such as this to increase your exam preparedness.

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Section 1

Questions 1-10

Questions 1-3

1 How long will the customer’s course last?

2 Which course has the customer already taken at the school?

3 How much discount can returning students qualify for?

Questions 4-6

4 The customer’s address is______________________.

5 The customer can contact his former teacher by______________________.

6 There are ____________________hours of classes each day, Monday to Friday.

Questions 7-10

7 What is the customer’s impression of the female Arabic teacher?

8 What other languages can the customer speak?

9 What does the customer decide is the third factor in choosing a school?

10 What does the customer say the reception area should be like?

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Section 2

Questions 11-20

Questions 11-13

11The Construction Education Centre has existed for________________

12 The CEC receives _____________visitors trainees and delegates each year.

13 Equipment is available for _______________days.

Questions 14-16

Questions 17-20

17 In which part of the CEC was the “Sustainable London” event held?

18 How many schemes were shown at the “Sustainable London” event?

19 When does the CEC expect to have 150 students?

20 What is on Russell Street?

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Section 3

Questions 21-30

Questions 21-23

21 David says that he thinks a gap year is unsuitable for

A a few people.

B some people.

C the majority of people.

D almost all people.

22 Gap years began because Oxford and Cambridge

A demanded all students take one.

B demand all students take one.

C only considered applicants whose results were known.

D only consider applicants whose results are known

23 Gap years are popular in

A the UK and Australia.

B the UK, Australia and the USA

C the UK, Australia and most of Europe.

D developed countries.

Questions 24-27

24 Students in most European countries

A study 4-year courses at university.

B have longer courses than British students.

C have longer holidays than British students.

D have less chance to earn money during a gap year.

25 David says that gap years cost £15000 to £20000 because that is

A the total cost of travel, accommodation, food, insurance, etc.

B the salary a new graduate can expect.

C the cost of the gap year plus the salary a graduate can expect.

D how much a person loses throughout their career by taking a gap year.

26 Kelly says that a gap year can benefit young people by

A increasing motivation.

B providing insights into their study field.

C making their CV attractive to employers.

D helping them get a higher salary after graduating.

27 David says that

A useful non-academic skill can be learned during a gap year.

B most young people get good university degrees.

C gap years don’t teach young people useful skills.

D employers think gap years are a waste of time.

Questions 28-30

28 Kelly suggests working for a_________________.

29 Research shows employers appreciate young people who have lived outside ____________________.

30 The graduate workplace requires flexibility and ______________________.

Section 4

Questions 31-40

Questions 31-33

31 Prairie Dog barks have ___________________meanings

32 Prairie Dog? are able to invent _____________________for things they have never seen before.

33 Prairie Dogs in Arizona and Colorado appear to speak different, but mutually-comprehensible _________________

Questions 34-36