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IELTS Mock Test 2024 July

IELTS Mock Test 2024 July

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Answer Keys:

Part 1: Question 1 - 10
  • 1 Anthony
  • 2 1(st) June
  • 3 University Hall
  • 4 Health for life
  • 5 September 2006
  • 6 (in the) distance
  • 7 (for) driving
  • 8 (the) full frame
  • 9 (they are) strong
  • 10 (in/by) cash
Part 2: Question 11 - 20
  • 11 C
  • 12 A
  • 13 (The) Main Gateway
  • 14 (the)flower beds
  • 15 (a/the) (raised) pond
  • 16 (a/the) Mosque
  • 17 C
  • 18 river
  • 19 (supply) tanks
  • 20 fountains
Part 3: Question 21 - 30
  • 21 B
  • 22 C
  • 23 A
  • 24 B
  • 25 B
  • 26 C
  • 27 B
  • 28 A
  • 29 C
  • 30 A
Part 4: Question 31 - 40
  • 31 rules
  • 32 speed
  • 33 conversation
  • 34 grandmother
  • 35 us and we
  • 36 repeat
  • 37 space (out)
  • 38 football pitch
  • 39 first sentence
  • 40 reading
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Part 1: Questions 1-10

Questions 1-6

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

PATIENT RECORD

Time of appointment: 10:00 am

Given names: Simon 1

Family name: Lee

Date of birth: 2 1989

Address: 3 Adams Terrace, Wellington

Phone number: 0211558809

Name of insurance company: 4

Date of last eye test: 5

Patient’s observations: Problems seeing 6

Questions 7-10

Answer the questions below.

Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer.

When must Simon wear his glasses?

7

What type of glasses are the least expensive?

8

What is good about the glasses Simon chooses?

9

How does Simon decide to pay?

10

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PART 1

You will hear a conversation between an optometrist and a patient who has come for an eye test.

Optometrist: Good morning, can I help you?

Simon Lee: Yes. I’m here for an appointment at ten o’clock with the optometrist. I’m a little early. I know it’s only ten to ten.

Optometrist: Are you Simon Lee?

Simon Lee: Yes, I am.

Optometrist: I’m Rachel White, the optometrist here today. Come in and take a seat.

Simon Lee: Thanks.

Optometrist: Before we test your eyes, I just need to get a few details from you. So, Simon, what’s your full name?

Simon Lee: Simon Anthony that’s A-N-T-H-O-N-Y. And my family name is Lee: L double E.

Optometrist: And your date of birth, Simon?

Simon Lee: The 1st of June, 1989.

Optometrist: The 21st of June.

Simon Lee: No. The first of June.

Optometrist: Whoops… sorry! 1989 – ah, same year my son was born! What’s your current address?

Simon Lee: I’m living at a hall of residence.

Optometrist: Which one?

Simon Lee: At University Hall, not far from here, in Adams terrace.

Optometrist: University Hall… And do you have any medical insurance?

Simon Lee: Yes, I’m fully covered

Optometrist: And who are you insured with?

Simon Lee: I’m with ‘Health for life’.

Optometrist: Healthy Life.

Simon Lee: No. People always get that wrong. It’s Health for Life. They’re part of some big insurance company.

Optometrist: Good! Now, Simon. Have you ever had your eyes tested before?

Simon Lee: Yes, once. But not recently. It was when I was still at school.

Optometrist: So roughly when would that have been?

Simon Lee: Probably around September 2007. No, on second thoughts, it must’ve been the year before – September 2006. And my eyesight was fine then.

Optometrist: But you’re having a little difficulty now, are you?

Simon Lee: Well, yes … since I started at university, I’ve been having difficulty with distance vision. I can’t always see things in the distance.

Optometrist: Well, let’s have a look. Now I’m just going to cover your left eye. Can you read the top line?

Simon Lee: Yes. R… B… Q… S…

Optometrist: Well, Simon. Your eyes have obviously got a little worse since your last test and I think you’re going to need to wear glasses … er… not all the time and … not so much for reading or close work but definitely for driving. 

Simon Lee: Right. Yes. I thought that was probably the case.

Optometrist: So now you need to choose some frames. There’s a wide range to choose from, as you can see.

Simon Lee: Can you give me some idea of the difference in cost? I quite liked the idea of some frameless glasses.

Optometrist: Mm… Did you? Well, the prices vary enormously, like everything, but the frameless ones are the most expensive. The cheapest are the ones with the full frame.

Simon Lee: Mm, perhaps I’d better go for those.

Optometrist: Or why not try these ones with the half frame?

Simon Lee: They’re not too bad.

Optometrist: Yes. They look quite nice and they’re strong far less likely to break than the frameless ones.

Simon Lee: Oh, that’s a good point. OK, I think I’ll take those ones.

Optometrist: If you pop back next Monday, I should have them ready for you. And you can pay for them when you pick them up.

Simon Lee: Thanks very much. Can I pay by credit card?

Optometrist: You can, but there will be a slight charge if you do that.

Simon Lee: Right. I’ll pay by cash then, if you don’t mind.

Optometrist: No problem. Cash, credit card, debit card. All the same to us. See you on Monday.

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