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Matching Questions 🌟 Match lists (words, phrases, sentences, pictures) testing detail listening in conversations; options follow audio order but use paraphrases.
🌟Matching Strategy 1. Carefully read the instructions and check the word limit. 2. Review the list of options and questions so you understand them. 3. Try to predict the correct matches before you listen. 4. Think about how the options may be paraphrased in the recording. 5. Listen carefully and match each option to the correct question. 6. Remove any options that do not fit to narrow down your answers.
Short Answer Questions🐈⬛ Like classroom comprehension, answer questions with short responses; predict from question words, watch synonyms, and stick to limits.
Tips for Short Answer Questions💆♀️ 🔴Read the instructions carefully, especially the word limit. 🔴Read the questions in order so you understand them before listening. 🔴Try to predict the answer before you hear the recording. 🔴Pay attention to synonyms and paraphrasing.
🌟Short Answer Strategy 1. Read the instructions carefully and note the word limit. 2. Make sure you understand the questions before listening. 3. Predict what kind of information you need to hear. 4. Be ready for synonyms and paraphrased language. 5. Listen carefully and write the answers exactly as you hear them. 6. Check your spelling when you finish.
This question type can appear in any section of the IELTS Listening test, but it most often appears in Section 2. In this section, you usually hear one speaker talking about a non-academic topic, such as giving a tour of a building, university, hotel, or event venue.
What to expect🩶 You need to identify different places or features on a map or plan by listening to descriptions or directions. The answers may be chosen from a list or written directly from the recording. It is important to understand language used for directions, and the answers are usually given in the same order as they appear in the recording.
🥀Common problems 🔴Not knowing enough vocabulary for locations and directions. 🔴Having too much information to process at once. 🔴Making spelling mistakes. 🔴Struggling to visualise the place being described.
USEFUL LANGUAGE 🖍️ • at the top / at the bottom • on the left / on the right • North / South / East / West • to the north / to the west • slightly west of • in the southwest / in the northeast • in the middle of / in the centre of • above / below • inside / outside • opposite / in front of • left-hand side / right-hand side • clockwise / anticlockwise • a little beyond • just past • before you get to • adjoining • enter via • runs alongside
Strategy for labelling a map or plan🍒 1. Read the question carefully and understand the map or plan. 2. Analyse the spatial relationships. 3. Identify the starting point. 4. Study the major landmarks. 5. Predict the answer types. 6. Listen to the introduction. 7. Visualise the space. 8. Listen for signposts. 9. Take notes.