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What should you do when you need to write letters (A, B, C, etc.) on a map?

Follow directions carefully; mark letters in correct place

Put all letters in the same area

Mark letters randomly

Choose letters alphabetically

What is the most important exam strategy for IELTS Listening?

Use the time before listening to prepare and predict answers

Write as much as possible

Focus on perfect spelling

Listen for grammar mistakes

What does 'fully-fitted kitchen' indicate?

The kitchen comes with appliances and equipment already installed

The kitchen is very small

The kitchen needs renovation

The kitchen is separate from the house

Which item would you associate with badminton?

Shuttlecock

Mats

Vaulting horse

Barbells

What should you do if you hear conflicting information in a listening passage?

Listen for the final or corrected information

Choose the first thing you hear

Write down both pieces of information

Ask for clarification

Which listening strategy helps with matching descriptions to people places or things?

Focus on key words and ideas that identify what is being described

Listen for the speaker's emotions

Count how many times words are repeated

Focus on grammar structures

In completion tasks, what order will you hear the information?

In the same order as the gaps appear

In reverse order

In random order

Alphabetically

What should you do during the time given to read questions before listening?

Predict the type of information needed and underline key words

Read the questions slowly

Think about your personal experiences

Practice writing quickly

What does 'en-suite bathroom' mean?

A private bathroom connected to a bedroom

A shared bathroom

An outdoor bathroom

A bathroom with a shower only

Which road feature allows traffic to flow in a circle?

Roundabout

Junction

Crossroads

Flyover

What is the best strategy when you hear numbers in IELTS Listening?

Listen carefully as numbers are often spelled out or repeated

Write the first number you hear

Convert all numbers to words

Focus only on large numbers

How should you approach listening tasks with tables or notes that already have some information?

Look at existing information to predict what's missing

Ignore the given information

Copy the existing information

Focus only on empty gaps

What does a 'flyover' mean?

A bridge that goes over a road or motorway

A type of roundabout

Traffic lights

A parking area

What should you do if you miss an answer during the listening?

Move on to the next question and don't panic

Stop listening and go back

Ask the examiner to repeat

Guess randomly and spend time on it

Which exam strategy helps when listening for specific information like addresses?

Think about what kind of information fills each gap before listening

Write down everything you hear

Focus only on numbers

Ignore the context

What does the instruction 'Write ONE WORD ONLY in each gap' mean?

You must write exactly the same single words you hear

You can use synonyms

You can write short phrases

You can abbreviate words

When completing a map or diagram, what should you focus on?

Words and phrases like 'turn left' or 'go straight on'

The speaker's accent

The speed of speech

Personal opinions about locations

In IELTS Listening, what are 'distractors' in multiple choice questions?

Wrong answers designed to seem correct by using similar words with different meanings

The correct answers

Background noise in recordings

Extra questions for bonus points

What should you do BEFORE listening to a recording in the IELTS test?

Look at the questions and predict what type of information you need

Start writing immediately

Read the entire test booklet

Close your eyes to concentrate better

What is the maximum word limit for most IELTS Listening gap-fill tasks?

NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER

No more than three words

Only one word

Any number of words