IELTSwithJurabek
Are you ready to begin your listening test?
SECTION 1
Listen and answer questions 1-10.
Questions 1-40
Follow the instructions for each section and enter the correct responses.
SECTION 1Listen and answer questions 1-10.
Complete the form.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Car Servicing Form
Car Details
Customer name: Ian Croft (Example)
Registration number: 1
Make and model: Vida (4-door saloon)
Date of manufacture: 2001
Number of miles: 2
Problems
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needs two new 3
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the inside 4 needs fixing
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one passenger seat 5 is stuck
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the 6 needs replacing
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the 7 brakes of the car need attention
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needs a spare 8
Service Arrangements
Date/Time: Tuesday 5 October 8.00 a.m.
Courtesy car? 9 Yes, preferably
Customer Details
Address: 361 College Road, Norwich
Phone: 10
SECTION 2Listen and answer questions 11-20.
Rosedale Library
Questions 11-15
Choose the correct answer.
11 Why is David Laws leading the meeting instead of Penny Williams today?
12 What does David say has been a problem with guest speaker talks?
13 What did the man say about the break-in at the library?
14 Why do they want to make an extension to the library?
15 The investment from the city council will be used for
Questions 16-20
Label the map. Choose FIVE correct letters, A-H, next to Questions 16-20.
| Question | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Children's room | ||||||||
| 17 Community room | ||||||||
| 18 Cafe | ||||||||
| 19 Academic study room | ||||||||
| 20 Multimedia room |
SECTION 3Listen and answer questions 21-30.
The Artist Samuel Prout
Questions 21-25
Choose the correct answer.
21 According to Jack, why did Samuel Prout never become very famous?
22 Dr Rubin and Jack agree that many of Prout's problems were caused by
23 How did Prout learn painting?
24 What point does Jack make about Prout's style?
25 What did John Ruskin admire about Prout's paintings?
Questions 26-30
What information do the speakers give about each of the following pictures?
Choose FIVE correct answers, A-G, next to Questions 26-30.
SECTION 4Listen and answer questions 31-40.
Complete the notes.
Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Case Study: Chocozine's Difficult Decision
Background
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Smith and his colleagues noticed the spread of mass-customisation in many US 31
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They decided to apply the idea to chocolate, allowing clients to decide which ingredients they wanted.
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They called their company 'Chocozine'.
The Email Order
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A European retailer wanted 15,000 chocolate bars to use as a 32 for customers.
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The deal could improve their sales and provide 33
But there were risks:
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They might not have sufficient time for the job.
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If they failed, it could affect their finances and their 34
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They only had three 35, which was not enough.
They Attempt to Subcontract
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A Harvard professor invited Smith to speak to students.
Comment
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At first they couldn't find a subcontractor with the right 36
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Many students said it would be a 37 to do the deal.
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One student had a 38 in the chocolate industry.
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But this subcontractor had trouble with the unusual 39 of the chocolate bar.
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Chocozine finally declined the order, but their sales improved anyway.
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Accepting 40 orders has created severe problems for many new businesses.