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IELTS
Christmas
Winter
Michigan
World Automobiles
100
On this part of the IELTS, candidates are assessed on: fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
What is Speaking?
100
Cookies and milk.
What is the snack children leave out for Santa?
100
Each of the following all mean what in Europe? talvi, inverno, zima and tel.
What is snow?
100
Lansing.
What is the capital of Michigan?
100
The stuff of dreams for schoolboys across the globe, this classic Italian maker produced models such as the Dino, Testarossa, Mondial and Maranello. Which is it?
What is Ferarri?
200
This part of the IELTS has four sections and 40 questions.
What is Listening?
200
Angel on top
What is the most common item put on top the Christmas tree?
200
What colour snow fell over an area of 1,500 sq. km. in Siberia on Feb 2 2007? a. Orange b. Black c. Pink d. Gold
What is orange?
200
11,000
What is the number of lakes in Michigan?
200
Which sports car maker, producer of one of the world's most iconic and recognizable cars, began--somewhat controversially--production of a performance SUV, named the Cayenne, in 2002?
What is Porsche?
300
For this part of the IELTS, candidates are advised to spend 20 minutes on Task 1 and 40 minutes on Task 2 which is worth twice as many marks as Task 1.
What is Writing?
300
Red and green are the two most common colors associated with Christmas. Name the other two common colors also associated with Christmas.
What are silver and gold?
300
What kind of condition warrants a blizzard? A.Below zero temperature B.Greater than 12 inches of snowfall C.Winds greater than 35 miles per hour with blowing snow D.All of the above
What is C.
300
Michigan is a unique state because it is made up of two of these.
What is peninsulas? Lower and upper.
300
Which Japanese maker produced the Silvia, Cedric, Fairlady and Bluebird?
What is Nissan?
400
This part of the IELTS lasts between three to four minutes. The topic is written down and includes some bullet points to guide you.
What is Speaking, Part 2?
400
After leaving Bethlehem, to which country did Joseph, Mary, and Jesus travel?
What is Egypt?
400
On February 2 and 4, 1996, Couderay, a town in Wisconsin, has recorded the all-time coldest temperature. What was it? A.-66 F B.-31 F C.-72 F D.-55 G
What is D.
400
Michigan has four interstate highways, but one of them doesn't actually exist in any other state but Michigan. Which one?
What is I-96?
400
Which Korean company produces the Musso, Chairman, Kyron and Actyon
What is SsangYong (Double Dragon)?
500
2 hours and 45 minutes
What is the amount of time for taking the IELTS test?
500
Around the holidays some drinkg this rich, chilled, sweetened, creamy dairy-based beverage traditionally made with milk and/or cream, sugar, and whipped eggs Alcohol may be added.
What is eggnog?
500
Which country hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924? A. United States B. France C. Greece D. Soviet Union
What is B?
500
Michigan has the longest _______________ in the world.
What is freshwater shoreline?
500
Volkswagen revived a classic name from the past when it introduced the ridiculously fast, ridiculously expensive, and incredibly advanced Veyron. Which badge is the Veyron sold under?
What is Bugatti? When it was released in 2005, the Bugatti Veyron (named after French racing driver, Pierre Veyron who drove for Bugatti) was the fastest production car ever made. That mantle has since been taken by the Shelby SSC Ultimate Aero Twin Turbo. The Veyron remains, however, a breathtakingly impressive vehicle. I'll let the figures speak for themselves: Engine: 4 turbo W-16; 1001 hp; 927 lb/ft torque Price: approx. US$ 1,440,000 Top Speed: 407 km/h (253 mph) 0-100 km/h: 2.5 seconds (0-200/300 km/h: 7.4/16.7 seconds) 0-60 mph: 2.46 seconds Braking from 400 km/h to Standstill: less than 10 seconds