Ielts listening actual test 2023 2023 01 30 (1)

IELTS Listening actual test 2023 – 31.01.2023
Part 1 Question 1 – 10
Question 1 – 5
Complete the form below
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer
Adventure Holiday Enquiry Form
Surname:
Taylor
Address:
1……………………………………Rd
Postcode:
2…………………………………….
Passport number:
3………………………, expired on 4……………………..
Vaccinations:
received 5…………………….and hepatitis
Question 6 – 8
Choose the correct letter A, B, C
6. Where is the customer interested in going?
8. What two activities is the customer interested in?
A. South Africa
A. hiking and white water rafting
B. India
B. white water rafting and jungle trek
C. Asia
C. jungle trek and hiking
7. When is the customer interested in going?
A. August and September
B. June and July
C. April and May
Question 6 – 8

Choose TWO letters, A-E
Which of TWO necessary items does the customer need to bring?
A
Thick coats
D
hiking boots
B
long pants
E
sharp knives
C
long shirts


Part 2 Question 11 – 20
Question 11 – 15
Complete the sentences below
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer
11
In the club, there are nine long-term……………………
12
The main aim of the Open Day is to give a(n)…………………….of the premises
13
Sean Bond, who is the Technical Manager, is responsible for ……………….. guidance
14
James Todd’s main function is to arrange …………….for the club facilities
15
Edward Mark’s duties is to protect the club member from………………
Question 16 – 18
Which of the following floors contains the amenities below?

Choose THREE answers from the list, A-F, and write it next to Questions 16-18
List of Amenities
A
store rooms
List of floors
B
therapy rooms
16
Ground floor……………..
C
offices
17
First floor…………………..
D
study area
18
Second floor……………..
E
cafeteria
F
lecture theater
Question 16 – 18
Complete the table below
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer
Details of programs
Programs
Number
Time of chat with trainers
Counselling
19………………….

Saturday, 10 am
Yoga
9
20……………………..


Part 3 Question 21 – 30
Question 21 – 25
Choose the correct letter A, B, C
21. What is global warming caused by?
24. What is the optimal method for the earth temperature prediction?
A. human activity
A. measure air temperature
B. natural phenomenon
B. measure temperature in mountainous area
C. natural gas
C. measure sea temperature
22. What does the insulation cause to the Earth?
25. We cannot understand the global climate without understanding?
A. increase temperature
A. seasonal fluctuations
B. change the global climate
B. the sea
C. get colder
C. the desert
23. The global climate is the outcome of
A. several effects
B. many factors
C. adding CO2
Question 26 – 27

Choose TWO letters, A-E
Which TWO methods are used for temperature measurement?
A
placing thermometers in buoys on coastal beaches
D
using scanning radiometers on the ground
B
when water is drawn through the ship engines
E
using data collected from the European system
C
using satellite to collect data
Question 28 – 30
Choose THREE letters, A-F
Which THREE advantages of the ATSR are mentioned by Dr Clarke?
A
lasts two and a half years
D
is located in two places
B
measures very accurately
E
can view five hundred kilometers at a time
C
produces large amounts of data
F
correct to within three degrees centigrate


Part 4 Question 31 – 40

Question 31 – 40
Complete the notes below
Write ONLY ONE WORD for each answer
An Investigation on Flightless Birds
General background:
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Flightless birds 31……………………..from birds that could fly long ago

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They lost the ability to fy because of the absense of 32……………………

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Many “flightless birds” are 33……………………nowadays

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Other species are not “ratite” birds, but they are classified as flightless birds, such as 34………………

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There were some flightless birds like dodos, auks, and 35………………………birds

Compared to flying birds:
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Flying birds’wings are usually 36………………………

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Feathers in flying birds are fairly 37………………., maily grow in feather tracks

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Flying birds’keel are 38………………………….and its breastbones are 39………………………..

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Flightless birds have a reduced keel and 40…………………….breastbones


Answer Keys
1. 42 south

11. Staff members

21. A

31. Evolved

2. London SW1

12. Quick tour

22. A

32. Predators

3. 4641 6792

13. Equipment

23. B

33. Extinct

4. 9 December

14. Booking

24. C

34. Penguins

5. Polio

15. Injuries

25. B

35. Elephant

6. C

16. E

26. B/C

36. Longer

7. A

17. C

27. B/C

37. Few

8. B

18. B

28. B/C/E

38. Well-developed

9. B/D

19. 3

29. B/C/E

39. Round

10. B/D

20. 4.30 pm

30. B/C/E

40. Flat