IELTS Listening Practice Test 3 - Section 2 with Answers 2024

IELTS Listening -- Section 2 #ieltsexam
Listening is the first part of IELTS exam. It lasts for 30 minutes and consists of four sections with 10 questions each. Each section is different in its topic, the number of speakers, and the overall difficulty. This page will walk you through the basics of IELTS Listening, various types of tasks and provide tips on how to improve your score.
Between each group of questions, you are given 10 to 30 seconds to look at the questions. Use this time to underline keywords in questions.
Answers to the questions in listening come one after another, meaning that the first question will have its answer at the beginning of the recording, the answer to question two will come after it, and so on. Follow this pattern to avoid unnecessary search.
Section 2 is a monologue. A person is giving a talk that can be about an activity, event, or arrangement. As there is only one person speaking, you won’t have to adapt to several accents or paces. Again, the test-taker’s skill to comprehend factual information is tested.
Multiple choice can be either choosing one of three correct answers or completing the sentence with one of three given endings. Sometimes the list of answers is longer, and you have to pick more than one of them. Listen and read the instructions carefully.
Plan/map/diagram completion involves diagram label completion. This diagram is based on the information provided in the text. It can be an illustration of a mechanism, a process, a building and so on. You have to write the words in the gaps that the diagram has. Each gap has a number for your convenience. The word limit requirement is similar to the previous tasks.
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