General
Listening
Academic Reading
Academic Writing
Speaking
100

How many language skills does the IELTS test?

4

100

How many sections does the Listening Section have?

4

100

The Academic Reading test is ______ long.

One hour

100

The Academic Writing section of the IELTS contains ___ writing tasks.

2

100

The IELTS Speaking test has ____ sections.

3

200

The IELTS is a test of

a) community language skills 

b) communicative language skills 

c) communication language skills

b) communicative language skills

200

When you speak with another person, the conversation is called a _________

dialogue

200

The Academic Reading section of the IELTS contains ________ passages from books, journals, magazines, or newspapers.

3

200

The Academic Writing section takes ________.

60 minutes/one hour

200

T or F? The IELTS Speaking sections get more difficult as you move along.

True. They get 'progressively' harder.

300

How many institutions worldwide accept IELTS?

3,000

300

The Listening section contains _____ questions.

40

300

When you read quickly to find a specific information in the passage, it is called _______

Scanning

300

In TOTAL, you must write at least _________ words in the Writing section.

400

300

The total number of minutes for the Speaking section ranges from ___ to ___ minutes.

11-14 You must get both numbers correct to earn your points.

400

How many band scores does the IELTS have?

9

400

You have approximately _____ minutes to complete the Listening section.

40

400

There are _____ types of tasks you can be required to complete in Task 1.

4 (graph, chart, table, process)

400

The section in which you speak for a few minutes only to yourself, and do not interact with another person is called _____________.

monologue

500

The IELTS takes a total of _____ hours and _______ minutes.

2 hours and 44 minutes.

500

The Listening section contains _____ TYPES of questions.

6

500

During the Speaking section of the test, it is important at all times to speak continuously, without long pauses and without lots of 'um's and 'uh's. What is the word for this natural, free flowing type of speech?

Fluency or fluent, fluently