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IELTS Listening Test Part 1 Practice

This is an IELTS listening test part 1 practice. This is the easiest section and it consists of a conversation between two people.

They will usually be making some kind of booking (e.g. at a restaurant or travel agents) or requesting information (e.g. about a membership to a sports club or an education course).

Below is the listening audio and the questions which you can complete online.

The answers and script are below.



Practice Test Two

SECTION ONE

 

Question 1-6

Complete the form below.

Write NO MORE THREE WORDS AND OR/NUMBERS for each answer

Hotel Information

Example answer

Name of accommodation:

 

(0) Carlton Hotel
Length of stay: 3 nights
Ages of children: (1)
Rooms available: Two en-suites at £270
Price inclusive of: (2)
Payment method: credit card
Name: Michael (3)
Date of birth: (4) 1968
Address: 273, Stanton Court, London.
Post code: (5)
Telephone: 08773 (6)


Now pause the recording. You have 30 seconds to look at questions 7-10.


Questions 7-10

Complete the table below.

Write NO MORE THREE WORDS AND OR/ A NUMBER for each answer

Transport Options
Mode of Transport
Cost
 Arrangements Travel time to town
Taxi

Approximately

(7) £

Pick up from the hotel 10 minutes
Bus

 

£2 per person

 

 Walk down Oak Tree (8) 15 minutes
Walking
--------

Walk through

(9)

(10)

 

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