IELTS exam in India, Delhi – January 2009 (Academic Module)
This update was brought to me by T.K. from Delhi, India who sat Academic IELTS exam some days ago. Thank you for sharing!
Writing test
Writing task 1 (report)
We had to describe a bar graph with figures of unemployed people in European Union in the period between 1990 to 2002 (comparison in 4 years groups, i.e. 1990..1994..1996..2002).
Writing task 2 (essay)
Increasing the number of machine has helped us to reduce the number of people involved in hard physical work, which is a good outcome. Some people disagree with this point of view, discuss.
Speaking test
Interview
- What do you do
- Are you satisfied with what you do
- Then there were questions about a museum
- How often do you go to a museum
- What kind of museums do you go to
- What is the importance of museums in our life
- Do you do gardening
- What do you grow in your garden
- Do you grow vegetables of flowers
Cue Card
Describe any new law you know, you should say
- what is it
- what it does
- what is the importance of law in our life
- under what conditions we can break the law
Discussion
- TV news are more interesting than informative, please comment
- What kind of news do you watch
- What do you like to see in the news in newspaper
- How often you read newspapers and when, on what occasions
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