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A compact Listening + Reading test in the IELTS Academic format: form completion, multiple choice, True / False / Not Given and summary completion.
One Academic Reading passage with 8 questions. Practise skimming, scanning and True / False / Not Given in 15 minutes.
Four recordings, from enrolling in a class to how cities plan bus routes, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The horse that came back, How cities keep their cool and What we measure when we measure happiness — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The table shows the percentage of households in one country that owned four selected appliances in 2000, 2010 and 2020. Task 2: Some people believe that governments should invest in public transport rather than building new roads.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a skill you found difficult to learn.
Four recordings, from joining a sports centre to sleep in the animal kingdom, with 40 questions: matching, multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The library of seeds, Building with earth and The myth of the lone genius — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The diagram shows the process by which glass bottles are recycled. Task 2: Some people believe that museums and art galleries should be free for everyone to enter.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a place you go to when you want to relax.
Four recordings, from joining a sports centre to measuring the air in a city, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The salt roads, Why soldiers break step and How long is a coastline? — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The chart shows the number of visitors to four types of tourist attraction in one country in 2005 and 2020. Task 2: In many countries, young people are leaving rural areas to live and work in cities.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a place you go to when you want to be alone.
Four recordings, from reporting a lost bag to how languages disappear, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Seeds that wait, The slow century of the bicycle and Reading the ice — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The diagram shows how rainwater is collected and treated for drinking in a small town. Task 2: Some people think that schools should teach practical skills such as cooking, budgeting and basic repairs alongside academic subjects.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe something you own that you have had for a long time.
Four recordings, from booking a holiday cottage to why cities flood, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The tin that waited forty years for its opener, Why the desert is cold at night and The economics of standing in line — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The table shows the average time spent per day on four activities by people in three age groups in one country. Task 2: Some people argue that the best way to reduce crime is to give longer prison sentences.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a decision you made that you later changed your mind about.
Four recordings, from joining the town library to trees in cities, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Every map is a lie, The cat that domesticated itself and What sleep appears to be for — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The line graph shows the proportion of electricity generated from three sources in one country between 1990 and 2020. Task 2: Some people believe that the increasing use of artificial intelligence at work will benefit society.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a time when you had to wait a long time for something.
Four recordings, from enquiring about driving lessons to what happens to wasted food, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The last keepers, Why concrete cracks and Why names are the first thing to go — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The two maps show a coastal village in 1980 and the same village today. Task 2: In some countries, an increasing number of people are choosing to have children later in life.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a person who taught you something important.
Four recordings, from reporting a problem in a rented flat to how bridges are inspected, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Stronger than steel, and impossible to farm, A river is a temporary arrangement and The invention of the weekend — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The pie charts show the reasons given by people in one country for moving house in 1995 and 2020. Task 2: Some people think that the media should be free to report anything they wish.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a change you would like to see in your town or city.
Four recordings, from hiring a village hall to why birds sing, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The argument about the dance, What falls down, and why and The shop that sold everything — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The chart shows the highest level of education completed by men and women aged 25–34 in one country in 2020. Task 2: Some people believe that university education should be free for all students.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a piece of advice you were given that you did not follow.
Four recordings, from registering at a health centre to salt marshes, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The last colour to be named, The day the clocks agreed and The ninety-five per cent that is never shown — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The table shows how people travelled to work in four cities in one country in 2020. Task 2: In many countries the number of overweight people is increasing.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a time when you helped someone you did not know.
Four recordings, from buying a second-hand bicycle to how animals find their way, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The whale that walked, Taking nitrogen out of the air and The market for things people have finished with — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The diagram shows how glass bottles are recycled. Task 2: Some people think that employees should be allowed to work from home whenever they wish.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe an occasion when you had to speak in front of a group of people.
Four recordings, from arranging a furniture delivery to printing and what it changed, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The eight-hour photograph, Words that travel and The economics of the tip — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The line graph shows the percentage of the population in three age groups in one country between 1970 and 2050 (figures after 2025 are projections). Task 2: International tourism has brought large numbers of visitors to many places.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a habit you would like to change.
Four recordings, from booking a photography workshop to making fresh water from the sea, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Counting the summers, One potato, everywhere and What handwriting does not reveal — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The two maps show a university campus in 2000 and the same campus in 2024. Task 2: Some governments spend large sums of money on space exploration.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe something you learned outside school or university.
Four recordings, from enquiring about a flat to what soil is, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Two pieces of leather, Travelling after dark and The price of free — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The charts show where the electricity in one country came from in 2000 and how it was used in the same year. Task 2: In many towns, small local shops are closing as people buy more from large chains and online retailers.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a building you find interesting.
Four recordings, from joining a choir to keeping vaccines cold, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The number that was not a number, The reef that starves itself and The box that changed everything — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The pie charts show average household spending in one country in 1980 and 2020. Task 2: Some people believe that competitive sport should be a compulsory part of school life.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe an occasion when you changed your plans at short notice.
Four recordings, from renting a stall at the craft market to keeping paper from crumbling, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The bird that plants a forest, How a rumour travels and The tunnel that took a century — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The diagram shows how used lithium batteries from electric vehicles are recycled. Task 2: Some people believe that the most effective way to protect the environment is to make individuals pay more for the resources they use, such as fuel, water and electricity.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a rule at your school or workplace that you thought was unnecessary.
Four recordings, from booking a first-aid course to why bridges are painted, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The plant that keeps time, The sound of a city and The trolley that changed shopping — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The bar chart shows the number of visitors to four museums in one city in 2010 and 2023. Task 2: Some people believe that every child should learn to play a musical instrument at school.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe an occasion when you had to get up much earlier than usual.
Four recordings, from hiring a hall for a party to how wool becomes cloth, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — What falls to the sea floor, Giving a language an alphabet and The lighthouse problem — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The line graph shows the percentage of people owning a mobile phone in three countries between 2000 and 2020. Task 2: Some people believe that advertising aimed at children should be banned completely.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a book you would recommend to someone else.
Four recordings, from joining a book club to the history of the postal service, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The network under the forest, Why tall buildings sway and Ice before refrigeration — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The diagram shows how honey is produced and prepared for sale. Task 2: In many countries an increasing number of people continue working after the official retirement age.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a time when someone you did not know well helped you.
Four recordings, from renting a musical instrument to how chocolate is made, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Farming upwards, The thread that had to match and Reading the tides — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The two maps show a hospital site in 1990 and the same site today. Task 2: Some people say that online courses will eventually replace traditional classrooms.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a meal you cooked for other people.
Four recordings, from registering at a veterinary practice to why volcanoes are watched, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The colour of dinosaurs, Burning rubbish for heat and The chemistry of bread — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The table shows household waste produced and recycled per person in five countries in 2022. Task 2: Some people think that cities should set a limit on the height of new buildings.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a message or letter you received that meant a lot to you.
Four recordings, from hiring a marquee to the shipping forecast, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The last great auk, How glass became clear and The four-minute mile — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The pie charts show how energy was used in an average home in one country in 1990 and in 2022. Task 2: Some people believe that a period of unpaid community service should be compulsory for all young people.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a present you gave that took you a long time to choose.
Four recordings, from joining a car club to where to put a wind turbine, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — Rivers that changed direction, The line that made the checkout and What makes a street work — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The bar chart shows the average number of hours slept per night by four age groups in one country, on weekdays and at weekends. Task 2: Some people argue that top sports players and entertainers are worth the very high salaries they receive.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a walk you particularly enjoyed.
Four recordings, from booking a coach trip to why honeybees dance, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The bacteria that make rain, The canal age and Sounds nobody likes — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The graph shows the number of students enrolled in three kinds of higher education in one country between 2000 and 2020. Task 2: In some countries children begin learning a foreign language at the age of six, while in others they start in their teens.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe something you saved money for over a long period.
Four recordings, from enrolling a child in swimming lessons to materials that remember their shape, with 40 questions: multiple choice and form and note completion.
Three Academic passages — The frog that freezes, The map that stopped an epidemic and Working at night — with 40 questions: True / False / Not Given, Yes / No / Not Given, matching, multiple choice, sentence completion and short answers.
Task 1: The table shows the number of international students studying five subjects in one country in 2010 and 2024. Task 2: Many jobs that people do today will be done by machines in the future.
Interview, long turn and discussion. Part 2: Describe a time when you had to communicate with someone without sharing a language.
An academic reading passage on the origins of writing and a biology lecture on bird navigation, with TOEFL-style factual, vocabulary, inference and purpose questions.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on the Domestication of the Horse and why Cities Are Warmer.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on the Domestication of the Horse and why Bread Rises.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on changing a course and the price of bread.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on changing a course and why leaves change colour.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to your laboratory supervisor, Dr Park. Discussion: Many universities now record lectures and put them online.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a place on campus where you like to study, and explain why you go there.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on how a Coral Reef Is Built and paper Money in Song China.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on how a Coral Reef Is Built and how a Lighthouse Warns a Ship.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on finding old newspapers and how a star is weighed.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on finding old newspapers and where sand comes from.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the project coordinator, Dr Ahmed, explaining the situation and asking what can be done. Discussion: Some cities have made public transport free at the point of use, paid for out of general taxation.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a subject you found difficult at school, and explain how you dealt with it.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on how Birds Find Their Way and roman Concrete.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on how Birds Find Their Way and why People Yawn.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on an incomplete housing application and why witnesses misremember.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on an incomplete housing application and campus shuttle changes.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the library office explaining the problem and asking for it to be corrected. Discussion: Universities increasingly ask applicants to submit a personal essay alongside their grades.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a person who has influenced the way you work or study.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on why Plants Pay to Move Their Seeds and the First Photographs.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on why Plants Pay to Move Their Seeds and why Honey Never Spoils.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on planning an essay and what notation did to music.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on planning an essay and how caves form.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the department administrator requesting the booking. Discussion: Some employers have moved to a four-day working week with no reduction in pay.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a place you have visited that you would recommend to others.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on why Deserts Are Where They Are and the Domestication of Wheat.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on why Deserts Are Where They Are and why Onions Make You Cry.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on preparing for an interview and who invented printing.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on preparing for an interview and why animals move at night.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the library asking for help finding it. Discussion: Several countries have banned smartphones in schools during the day.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe something you do to relax after a long day.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on how Bats Hunt in the Dark and the Public Library.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on how Bats Hunt in the Dark and why a Bicycle Stays Upright.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on dividing a group project and reading a rubbish heap.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on dividing a group project and the library moves out.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the scholarships office asking about your application. Discussion: Some universities have replaced final examinations with continuous assessment — coursework spread across the term.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a hobby you have had for a long time.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on when a Volcano Changes the Weather and how Coffee Moved.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on when a Volcano Changes the Weather and how Soap Works.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on at the health centre and the spacing effect.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on at the health centre and testing a bridge to failure.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the accommodation office. Discussion: Museums in wealthy countries hold many objects taken from other countries during colonial rule.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a meal you enjoy cooking or eating, and explain why.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on why Animals Play and building a Gothic Cathedral.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on why Animals Play and how Salt Keeps Food.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on A laboratory induction and how punctuation was invented.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on A laboratory induction and bees that are not honeybees.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the events office requesting the hall. Discussion: Some governments now fund university places by subject, paying more for degrees they judge economically useful and less for others.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a piece of technology you use every day, and explain how it helps you.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on soil, and How It Is Lost and the First Film Audiences.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on soil, and How It Is Lost and why Some Birds Cannot Fly.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on applying for an exchange and why frescoes lose their blue.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on applying for an exchange and why ice floats.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the seminar organiser, Professor Idris, explaining and offering an alternative. Discussion: Some argue that every student should learn to program, in the way every student learns to write.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a book, film or programme that changed how you think about something.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on the Ocean's Biological Pump and how the Railways Standardised Time.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on the Ocean's Biological Pump and how Paper Is Recycled.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on booking a practice room and how a concert hall is designed.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on booking a practice room and examination arrangements.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the shop describing the fault and asking what they will do. Discussion: Many cities are removing parking spaces in the centre and giving the space to pedestrians, cyclists and trees.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a tradition or celebration that is important in your country.
One Reading and Writing module and one Math module in the digital SAT style, with multiple-choice and student-produced response questions.
Six warm-up questions on percentages, linear equations, circles and averages. Ideal for a 15-minute daily session.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path that opens the top of the 200–800 scale. 54 questions.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2. On test day this path tops out around 600; here every question counts the same. 54 questions.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path that opens the top of the 200–800 scale. 44 questions.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2. On test day this path tops out around 600; here every question counts the same. 44 questions.