IELTS Listening Section 1
Questions 1-6
Complete the form below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
PET PROTECT UK
Type of pet:
dog cat rabbit
Pet’s name: 1……………
Pet’s D.O.B.: 2………….. , 2013
For Dogs Only
Is the dog a guide dog? No
Has the dog been neutered? 3…………..
Type of dog: 4…………..
CUSTOMER DETAILS
Name: Peter 5……………
Address: 27 Cherry Drive, NW8 2HD
Phone Number: 6……………..
Questions 7-10
Complete the table below with NO MORE THAN ONE WORD OR A NUMBER.
| Type of Insurance | Fees |
| Basic | £8 p.c.m. |
| Premium | 7£……….p.c.m. for first 6 months, then up to £18* |
| Ultra Premium | £ 5 p.c.m. for first 6 months, then up to £20 |
| * (if expenses claimed do not exceed £300 the fee drops to £ 8……….. ) Please be advised that your pet’s documents and 9……… must be checked before we proceed with an insurance agreement. All three insurance plans cover 10………. fees. |
IELTS Listening Section 2
Questions 11-14
IELTS Listening Practice Test 21 With Answers
You are going to hear an induction given to a group of students at a summer school. Complete the sentences below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.
11 Jasmine Climb founded her school on a quiet and isolated site because she appreciated the of such places.
12 When the school was first founded, it had neither trees nor a .
13 The students listening to the speech will be staying at the school for .
14 The programme for the students’ first day will culminate with a .
Questions 15-20
Complete the plan below using NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
15………….
16……………
17……………
18…………….
19……………..
20……………
IELTS Listening Section 3
Questions 21-30
Complete the table below.
Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
| Management Scheme Interviews | ||
|---|---|---|
| Carol | James | |
| Interview Subject | Manager from 21…………… | Manager from 22……………. |
| How easy it was to schedule the interview | Manager had a 23…………. – rescheduled 3 times | No issues |
| Recruitment process | 24…………….. process: panel interview and trial day – 3 months probationary period | Internal and external recruitment/three individual interviews – 25…………… probationary period. |
| Training provided | Trainees learn 26………………….. and move up the ladder, starting at the bottom | Trainees receive external training and do courses – also sent to 27……………. for a semester |
| Length of scheme | 3 years | 2 years for full-time/ 28…………… for part-time |
| Overall impression | Manager friendly and knowledgeable Scheme very helpful, but not enough 29…………….. | Manager eager and friendly Well-structured scheme, but duration 30 ……………… |
IELTS Listening Section 4
Questions 31-33
Complete the sentences below.
Use NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER.
31 There are a few about being a foreign correspondent, but they are the wrong reason to choose it as a career.
32 The dangers of being a foreign correspondent lead to the death of per year.
33 Every journalist needs to possess certain media skills and .
Questions 34-37
What FOUR pieces of advice does the speaker give to aspiring foreign correspondents?
A to assimilate their target country’s culture
B to get work experience around the world
C to travel as much as possible
D to examine the past of their target country
E to learn how to speak impeccable English
F to create an impressive CV before they leave their home country
G to study other languages
Questions 38-40
IELTS Listening Practice Test 21 With Answers
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
38 Because of recent technological advancements
A international journalism is becoming less common.
В newspapers are loath to hire journalists on a contract.
C newspapers have started to opt for independent foreign correspondents.
39 If foreign correspondents want to earn enough money
A they need to learn how to network.
В they need to have a second job.
C they need to start at the bottom.
40 The speaker’s ex-student found which of the following pieces of advice very useful?
A “You need to remember to renew your passport.”
В “You need to learn how to deal with failure.”
C “You need to remember that failure is inevitable.”