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- ✓ Listening (10 questions)
- ✓ Reading (10 questions)
- ✓ Writing (1 task)
- ✓ Speaking (3-part mini assessment)
Total time: 30–40 minutes
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- • Please don't use Google or translators.
- • Try to answer independently.
- • Respond as naturally as you can.
- • Treat this like a real practice test.
IELTS LISTENING
Listen to the audio and answer the questions below. (Questions 1-10)
Diagnostic Audio Track
(Simulated for test flow)Part 1
Q1. Complete the information below.
Student’s name: __________
Q2. What time is the appointment?
Q3. What does the student need to bring?
Part 2
Q4. Complete the notes.
The community centre offers Swimming on Monday and __________.
Q5. Which activity is suitable for beginners?
Part 3
Q6. Why did they change their research topic?
Q7. What does the tutor recommend they do next?
Q8. Match each student with the area they will research.
(Options: A. Transport, B. Housing, C. Employment, D. Education)
Part 4
Q9. What is the lecturer’s main argument?
Q10. Which skill does the lecturer say will become increasingly important?
IELTS READING
Read the passages and answer the questions below. (Questions 11-20)
Cities around the world are investing in public transport as populations continue to grow. Improved rail and bus networks can reduce pressure on roads and make it easier for people to travel without private vehicles.
However, simply expanding public transport does not guarantee that people will stop using cars. Researchers have found that reliability, convenience and cost can strongly influence people’s transport choices.
Q11. What is one reason cities are investing in public transport?
Q12. TRUE / FALSE / NOT GIVEN
The passage states that improving public transport always causes people to stop using cars.
Students entering university often underestimate the amount of independent study required. Unlike school environments, university courses may provide fewer hours of classroom teaching while expecting students to spend considerably more time reading, researching and preparing outside class.
Q13. What difference between school and university is mentioned?
Q14. What does the passage suggest students need to do?
Remote working has changed the way many organisations operate. Supporters argue that employees may benefit from greater flexibility and reduced commuting time. Critics, however, point to potential difficulties involving collaboration, communication and the separation of work from personal life.
The impact of remote working therefore appears to depend less on whether employees work remotely and more on how organisations structure communication, expectations and accountability.
Q15. The passage suggests that:
Q16. TRUE / FALSE / NOT GIVEN
All employees prefer working remotely.
Automation is often discussed in terms of jobs being replaced by machines. Yet the relationship between technology and employment is more complicated. While certain repetitive tasks may disappear, technological change can also create new roles and alter existing occupations.
The challenge for workers is therefore not necessarily to compete directly with technology, but to develop skills that complement it.
Q17. What is the writer’s main point?
Q18. The writer suggests workers should:
Researchers increasingly have access to large quantities of digital information. Although this can improve the scale and speed of research, the availability of more data does not automatically lead to better conclusions.
Researchers must still consider the reliability of the information, the methods used to collect it and the limitations of the data.
Q19. What does the passage suggest about large amounts of data?
Q20. Which factor should researchers consider?
IELTS WRITING
Task 2 (Both)
Write at least 250 words. Some people believe that studying abroad provides students with better career opportunities, while others believe that students can achieve the same benefits by studying in their own country. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
0 wordsIELTS SPEAKING
Read the prompts and record/speak your answers naturally.
Part 1: Introduction
- Question 1: Where do you live, and what do you like about your area?
- Question 2: What do you usually do when you have free time?
- Question 3: Do you prefer spending your free time alone or with other people? Why?
Part 2: Cue Card
You should say:
• what the skill is
• why you want to learn it
• how you would learn it
• and explain how this skill would be useful to you.
Part 3: Discussion
- Question 4: Do you think people need to continue learning new skills throughout their lives? Why?
- Question 5: How has technology changed the way people learn new skills?
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Your IELTS Result
Estimated Overall Band
Based on your performance in this diagnostic assessment.Your Skill Breakdown
Strongest Skill
Listening — 7.0
Priority Skill
Writing — 6.0
YOU HAVE A 1-BAND GAP TO CLOSE
The good news: your Listening and Reading performance is already relatively close to your target. Your biggest opportunity appears to be Writing.
What is holding your score back?
Writing - Task Response
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