English Webinar on IELTS Listening
English Webinar on IELTS Listening
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Part 1: Listening
- Dominant accent: British and not American
- The same listening test for both academic and general modules with the same scoring
- Total time: 40 min
- The IELTS listening recording will last for 30 minutes.
- You must listen and write your answers on the questions paper at the same time.
- You can listen to the recordings only once.
- After the recording ends, you’ll be given an extra 10 minutes to transfer your answers from the questions paper to the answer sheet.
- For each set of questions, there is a word count limit to consider.
- Generally, you can write 2 words and 1 number for each question.
- Write one word only for each answer.
- Write one word and / or a number for each answer.
- Write no more than two words and / or a number for each answer.
- Write no more than three words for each answer.
- Things you should take with yourself:
- A pencil, eraser and your ID card
- You should take notes with a pencil.
- You can write your answers in lower or upper cases.
- You will have time to review the questions before the recording is played.
- If the word you write is spelled wrong, your answer will be regarded wrong.
- It contains 4 sessions and 40 questions.
- A conversation in an everyday social situation
- A monologue in an everyday social context
- A conversation among up to 4 speakers in an academic context
- A monologue on an academic or educational subject
- Variety of tasks
- multiple-choice
- short-answer questions
- sentence completion
- form/note/summary/diagram/flow-chart/table completion
- diagram/plan/map labeling
- matching
