HOW MUCH DID YOU LEARN ABOUT IELTS?

What does the IELTS acronym stand for?

• International English language testing system

• International English leading testing solutions

• Implemented English learning teaching system

Which are the two main IELTS test available? 

• ACADEMIC AND GENERIC

• GENERAL AND EDUCATIONAL

• ACADEMIC AND GENERAL

Pick out the correct option, pointing out the differences between general and academic tests.

• In the general, the content is about workplace and social situations, while the academic focus is on the academic environment.

• The general test may help you work in an Anglo-Saxon context, while the academic one

• The general exam tends to be shorter than the academic format.

The exam assesses four main skills; from the ones below, mark those that are really evaluated in the test.

• VOCABULARY, SPEAKING AND LISTENING

• WRITING, SPEAKING, READING AND LISTENING

• PRONUNCIATION, WRITING, VOCABULARY AND LISTENING

• PUNTUATION, COHERENCE AND LISTENING

Which of the following is NOT a benefit you might get after sitting the test?  

• The exam is internationally recognized

• The exams helps you get the visa easily.

• With the exam you have more chances to study overseas.

• You will know where you really are in your language mastery process.

How many questions does the listening and reading section consist of? 

• Each section is made up of 40 questions

• Each section contains up to 30 questions

• Each section is made up of 50 questions

How many tasks is the written section of the exam composed of? 

• 3 (a letter, one analysis, and one essay)

• 2 (one analysis of information and an essay from the test taker's own perspective)

• 4 (A formal letter, an informal letter, an essay, and one analysis of data)

Is the speaking component made up of 4 parts? 

• TRUE

• FALSE

What band score must you get to be "C1" according to the CEFR?

• Above 7.0

• Above 6.0

• Above 8.0

Which is NOT an assessable component in the speaking part? 

• Grammar range

• Fluency and Coherence

• Accuracy

• Intonation and rythm