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A student from the UK has kindly sent me this update after her Academic IELTS exam (thanks, F!). Here’s what they had:

Listening test

The tasks I remember from Listening were
- Campus buildings introduction
- Glass repairer phone conversation

Reading test
The passages were about
- History of children’s book
- Darwin related species of animals and plants.
- Do continents move?

Writing Test

Writing Task 1 (report)
We had 3 pie charts to write a report on:
- coffee production
- coffee consumption
- and coffee profits sharing

Writing Task 2 (essay)
Today different nationalities and cultures live in the same country. Does it help the development of a country or not? Discuss.

Speaking test
The examiner asked about
- my home,
- childhood,
- differences between boys and girls,
- different kind of toys for genders,
- creative toys,
- electronic toys, harms of them,
- benefits of team games

Cue Card
What was the most important toy when you were a kid?
- Who bought it for you?
- What made it different from other toys?

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