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。
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 75

4 parts · 40 questions · about 30 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 conversation between a podcast host and two employees about how they help their community.

Questions 1–4

Answer the questions below.

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

What group of employees does Mohammed particularly aim to assist?
Which insurance type does Mohammed cite as an example of an arrangement newcomers must make?
What facility does Mohammed mention that newcomers need to locate?
How long has Mohammed been working at the centre?

Questions 5–10

Complete the form below.

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

Outreach Story Record

Outreach Story Details
  • Child’s intended profession:
  • Equipment the child aspires to create:
  • Item the boy asked for:
  • Year of the downtown event:
  • Where the children came to ask about NASA:
  • Academic disciplines recommended to the child:

Part 2: Questions 11–20

You will hear a talk about a technology that helps farmers control where their cattle graze.

Questions 11–15

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

What advantage of virtual fencing does the speaker highlight at the beginning?
What happens as livestock get nearer to the boundary?
What can ranchers do immediately with the app or computer?
What happened when Hurricane Ian struck?
What drawback of traditional fences is mentioned?

Questions 16–20

Complete the notes below.

Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Conservation and Research Outcomes

Conservation study
  • An environmental non-profit works with ranches in several states to study the of virtual fencing.
  • Changing the fence line stops animals from eating too much in one area.
  • This gives plants a chance to .
  • Boundaries can also protect rare plants and land near rivers and .
  • Research examines grazing's impact on young cows, birth rates and birds.

Part 3: Questions 21–30

You will hear a podcast interview with an engineer about coordinating very small research projects.

Questions 21–26

Complete the summary using the list of options below. Write the correct letter, A–I, in each gap.

Coordinating Small Research Payloads

Max Brummel's job is to Drop or choose answer every CubeSat mission. His small team decides which satellites are ready and compares mission planning to a game of Drop or choose answer. Each year, the programme aims at two or three Drop or choose answer resupply launches. Commercial Drop or choose answer is present on all missions. He studied mechanical Drop or choose answer during his degrees, and his graduate Drop or choose answer examined a commercial structure designed for a deployer.

  • A chess
  • B cargo
  • C engineering
  • D perspective
  • E oversee
  • F crew
  • G hardware
  • H Tetris
  • I thesis

Questions 27–30

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

What advantage does Max attribute to larger CubeSat configurations?
What does Max state about the dimensions of a four-unit CubeSat?
Which comparison does Max use for the most common CubeSat size?
What does Max say about the CubeSat design specification?

Part 4: Questions 31–40

You will hear a report about the use of technology in education.

Questions 31–35

Complete the summary below.

Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Remote schooling during the pandemic revealed both the benefits and the drawbacks of digital technology. While millions of learners could join lessons online, many absorbed very little, and in certain cases their attainment moved . Access remains uneven: numerous institutions worldwide are still , and countless new products reach the market lacking any regulatory . A recent UNESCO report finds scant that heavy reliance on technology raises attainment, and insists that devices can never substitute for the personal linking educator and learner.

Questions 36–40

Complete the sentences below.

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

During the pandemic, around of learners across the world could not join lessons remotely.
Teaching products are generally replaced or updated every .
Studies financed by the firms themselves cannot be regarded as .
Pupils' details are often passed on to companies, frequently for advertising.
UNESCO concludes that technology delivers the greatest benefit when a teacher forms part of the .
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About this listening test

PartRecordingQuestionsQuestion types
1Workplace Community Involvement1–10Short-answer questions, Form completion
2Managing Cattle with Invisible Fences11–20Multiple choice, Note completion
3Coordinating Miniature Research Projects21–30Summary completion (word list), Multiple choice
4Limits of Digital Learning31–40Summary completion, Sentence completion

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