ENSpeak the language you have been studying.
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ESHabla el idioma que has estudiado.
ARتكلم اللغة التي درستها.
HIजो भाषा पढ़ी है, उसे बोलो।
URوہ زبان بولو جو سیکھی ہے۔
ZH说出你学过的那门语言。
PTFale o idioma que você estudou.
FRParle la langue que tu as étudiée.
JA勉強してきた言語を話そう。
ENSpeak the language you have been studying.
DESprich die Sprache, die du gelernt hast.
ESHabla el idioma que has estudiado.
ARتكلم اللغة التي درستها.
HIजो भाषा पढ़ी है, उसे बोलो।
URوہ زبان بولو جو سیکھی ہے۔
ZH说出你学过的那门语言。
PTFale o idioma que você estudou.
FRParle la langue que tu as étudiée.
JA勉強してきた言語を話そう。

IELTS Listening Practice Test 191

4 parts · 40 questions · about 35 minutes of audio. Below are all the questions. Take the test in your free dashboard to play the recordings, answer as you listen, and get your band score with the transcript of every answer.

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Part 1: Questions 1–10

You will hear a podcast interview about a study that maps bushmeat activities.

Questions 1–10

Complete the table below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Research overview

Research stageDetail

Initial assessment type

The earliest category of assessment operates in a relatively manner.

Final assessment type

The final category of assessment relies on of possible hosts and reservoirs.

Purpose of mapping

The primary aim was to provide an objective, for distributing surveillance resources.

Model construction

The researchers used to model the presence and absence of species.

Validation

Validation involved comparing the new map with two existing .

Geographical scale

The high-probability area was comparable in size to the .

Reporting gaps

A considerable number of locations were found to be .

Priority locations

The team pinpointed in uncertain regions as priorities for future monitoring.

Key driver

The study identified as a principal factor driving bushmeat activities.

Access mechanism

One explanation is that give hunters access to deeper forest.

Part 2: Questions 11–20

You will hear a talk about a four-hundred-year-old painting of a busy kitchen.

Questions 11–12

Choose TWO letters, A–E.

Which TWO hazards does the speaker associate with the kitchen shown in the painting?

Questions 13–14

Choose TWO letters, A–E.

Which TWO actions are shown taking place in the painting?

Questions 15–20

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

The Life and Work of Vincenzo Campi

Family background
  • Few records survive of Campi's early and home circumstances.
  • His father, a painter himself, oversaw his sons' training in the arts.
  • Giulio, the eldest brother, was both a painter and an , and taught the younger siblings.
Early commissions
  • The works he produced jointly with his brothers showed limited .
  • His subjects were mainly wealthy individuals and Catholic .
Later assessment
  • The art historian Sheila McTighe holds the post of senior .
  • The new style surfaced abruptly during the years 1580 to .

Part 3: Questions 21–30

You will hear part of an interview with a public-health researcher talking about a respiratory infection and the work done to track it.

Questions 21–26

Complete the sentences below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Special are needed in the laboratory before the organism can be grown.
Some recent calculations suggest that protection against infection and onward spread could be as low as per cent.
Even so, the injections remain highly effective at averting in children.
A group in France is working on a new vaccine with a biotech company in .
The new vaccine is described as a vaccine.
At the time of the interview, the trial had reached the stage.

Questions 27–28

Choose TWO letters, A–E.

Which TWO statements about immunity and vaccination does the researcher make?

Questions 29–30

Choose TWO letters, A–E.

Which TWO benefits of the surveillance work does the researcher identify?

Part 4: Questions 31–40

You will hear a podcast interview about how cases of a lung infection are monitored in hospitals.

Questions 31–35

Complete the summary below.

Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Data collection and scope

Information is gathered each for most conditions. Travel-linked cases were omitted since they are tied to particular types of . The comparison set healthcare-associated cases against those contracted . The approach was intentionally simple and avoided complex procedures. The dataset represented thirty .

Questions 36–40

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

How does Julien indicate that consistency in data reporting is encouraged among participating nations?
When combining data from different surveillance systems, which straightforward step does Julien mention?
What explanation does Julien give for the concentration of cases in a few nations?
What does Julien find unexpected about healthcare-associated cases across countries?
What might account for the higher detection of healthcare-associated cases in some countries?
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About this listening test

PartRecordingQuestionsQuestion types
1Mapping Wildlife Trade Risks1–10Table completion
2A Renaissance Kitchen Painting11–20Multiple choice (choose more than one), Note completion
3Vaccines and Monitoring Disease Spread21–30Sentence completion, Multiple choice (choose more than one)
4Monitoring Healthcare-Associated Infections31–40Summary completion, Multiple choice

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