[SEP – DEC 2021] IELTS Listening Recent Actual Test 25 with Answers

Section 1

Question 1 – 10

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Current Bank Account Form

Type of account: The ‘______1________’ account

Full name: Pieter Henes

Date of birth: _____2_________

Current address: _______3_______ Exeter

Time at current address: ______4_________

Previous address: Utrecht, Holland

Telephone: _________5______

Occupation: ______6_________

Identity (security): ______7__________

Opening sum: ________8________ euro, to be transferred from

Fransen Bank, Utrecht

Statement: every _______9________

Requests: Supply information about the bank’s

_______10________ services

Section 2

Questions 11 – 20

Questions 11 – 13

Instructions to follow

• Choose the correct letters. A, B or C.

11. When the writer S. George first saw R. House, he

A. thought he might rent it.

B. was too expensive for him.

C. was unsure whether to buy it.

12. Before buying the house, George had

A. experienced severe family problems.

B. struggled to become a successful author.

C. suffered a serious illness.

13. According to the speaker, George viewed R. House as

A. a rich source of material for his books.

B. a way to escape from his work.

C. a typical building of the region.

Questions 14-17

Instructions to follow • The map has ten gaps, A-J. Choose the correct gap and move it into the suitable place.

Questions 18 – 20

Instructions to follow • Complete the sentences below. • Write ONE WORD ONLY in each gap.

– You can walk through the _______18_________ that goes along the river bank.

– You can go over the _____19_______ and then into a wooded area.

– On your way back, you could also go up to the ________20_______.

Section 3

Questions 21 – 30

Instructions to follow • Complete the notes below. • Write ONE WORD ONLY in each gap.

Marketing Survey

Assignment:

– the students must investigate one part of the ______21_______ industry

– the students must use ______22_______ interview to collect data

– the students must interview ______23________ people in total

– the music preferences are the _____24_________ for male and female

Music preferences:

– types of music:

+ pop, _____25_________ , folk

+ easy listening, _______26_____

– medium for listening to music: radio, CD, TV, ________27_________ .

– source of music:

+ music shops

+ ________28______ stores, internet

– places for listening to music:

+ disco, pub. _____29______

+ ____30_______ house

Section 4

Questions 31 – 40

Questions 31 – 34

Instructions to follow • Choose the correct letter A, B, or C.

31. According to the speaker, it is not clear

A. when the farming economy was introduced to Ireland.

B. why people began to farm in Ireland.

C. where the early Irish farmers came from.

32. What point does the speaker make about breeding animals in Neolithic Ireland?

A. Their numbers must have been above a certain level.

B. They were under threat from wild animals.

C. Some species died out during this period.

33. What does the speaker say about the transportation of animals?

A. Livestock would have limited the distance the farmers could sail.

B. Neolithic boats were too primitive to have been used.

C. Probably only a few breeding animals were imported.

34. What is the main evidence for cereal crops in Neolithic Ireland?

A. the remains of burnt grain in pots

B. the marks left on pots by grains

C. the patterns painted on the surface of pots

Questions 35 – 40

Instructions to follow

• Complete the notes below. • Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER in each gap.

Ireland in the Neolithic Period

Stone tools

– Ploughs could either have been pulled by human or by _____35______

– The farmers needed homes which were permanent dwellings

– Water and _____36_______ were necessary for grinding and polishing in the final stages of axe-making

– Irish axes were exported from Ireland to ________37________ and England

Pottery making

– The colonisers used clay to make pots

– The ________38________ of the pots was often polished to make them watertight

– Clay from _____39_______ areas was generally used

– Decoration was only put around the _______40______ of the earliest pots

 

ANSWER KEY

Section 1		Section 2		Section 3		Section 4
Question	Answer	Question	Answer	Question	Answer	Question	Answer
1	Select	11	C	21	Entertainment	31	C
2	27.01.1973	12	A	22	Telephone	32	A
3	15 river side	13	C	23	Thirty	33	A
4	2 weeks	14	H	24	Same	34	B
5	616295	15	F	25	Jazz	35	Cattle
6	Engineer	16	B	26	Classical	36	Sand
7	Siti	17	D	27	Concerts	37	Scotland
8	2,000	18	Field	28	Departments	38	Outside
9	Month	19	Footbridge	29	Club	39	Local
10	Internet	20	Viewpoint	30	Opera	40	Tops