Our Aussie friend has is sharing the questions that appeared in his recent IELTS exam - thanks, P!


Listening test


Section 1: booking and inquiry about a room(quite easy)

Section 2: about a car and modifications done to it (a little bit confusing)


Section 3: about an assignment and division of topics (quite easy)

Section 4: about spices and their uses (amazingly it was easy as well)


Reading test


Passage 1 was about glass and its history, the questions were to fill in the blanks and diagram completion (easy)

Passage 2 - the topic I really don’t remember, but questions were heading and paragraphs matching (easy) and True / False / Not given.

Passage 3 was about dreams and their research and finding, questions were about statements which are True / False / Not given and research and researcher matching (the topic was really interesting and tasks were easy).


Writing test


Writing Task 1 (report)


We had a line graph of world energy source’s requirement from 1970 to 2030 (prediction graph)


Writing Task 2 (essay)

School children should not be forced to learn other foreign languages as their ability differs. Do you agree or disagree?


Speaking test


Interview

- What is your name?

- What should I call you?

- Do you study or do you work?


- What type of study you are doing?

- Is it easy to learn / what equipment do you use to learn?


Cue card

Tell me about the famous person you would like to meet.

- who is the person

- why he is famous

- explain: why do you want to meet him?


Discussion

- Why some people want to become famous?


- Do they have private life?

- How do you know the news?

- Do old people and youngsters have different choices of news? Why?

- What is the view of younger people of the fame? Did it change from the past?