IELTS test in China – August 2010 (General Training)
IELTS exam in China was described by W who managed to remember quite a bit. Here is the information he shared:
Listening test
Section 1. A man publishes an advertisement to sell an old computer table, he is being asked questions about his personal details and about the table. His answers were:
Section 2. Introduction of President Hill
Section 3. Two university students plan to teach an elementary school student about the biological chain in a pond, and ask their tutor’s advice.
Section 4. Mangrove forest protection on an island.
Reading test
1. The advantages of sleep at work.
2. Hatching eggs.
3. E-learning (advantages and disadvantages).
Writing test
Writing Task 2 (an essay)
Nowadays, some organizations and charities publicize their activities by introducing special days every year such as National Children’s Day and Non-smoking Day. Why do they introduce special days and what effects does this have?
Speaking test
Cue Card
Talk about your favorite shop, please say:
- What is your favorite shop?
- What can you buy from the shop?
- Why is the shop important to you?
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