IELTS General Training Volume 7

Published on: 22 Aug 2018
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Part 1: Question 1 - 10

1 Tom/Tom Jones
2 Flat 1
3 020 7788 1212
4 Cafe Manager
5 Daltton

6 broken
7 Jenny Orion
8 Business partner
9 1st February
10 credit card

Part 2: Question 11 - 20

11 Palace Gardens
12 Royal Crescent
13 middle ages
14 old hockey playground
15 residential road

16 Queen Square
17 Roman baths
18 (The) Roman Boat
19 48 hours
20 English

Part 3: Question 21 - 30

21 Educational Science
22 primary school
23 arithmetic
24 construction
25 (A) friend

26 understanding
27 extend
28 computer
29 raise/earn money
30 accommodation

Part 4: Question 31 - 40

31 (A) questionnaire
32 (the) fountain
33 (the) business school
34 2/two
35 leisure and sports

36 (a) drama theatre
37 25%
38 (the) accommodation buildings
39 40 B,E

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Part 1: Questions 1-10

Questions 1-10

Complete the notes below.

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

CAR INSURANCE SERVICE
Example	Answer
Dealer’s name:	Mary Fox
Customer’s name:	1
Current address:	2 Wood House, Wolf Crescent
Daytime contact number:	3
Job:	4
Current car:	2.0 Litre Humax 5 in 2000
Car insurance Co. (before):	North Pole Safe
Claimed:	Three cases
Problem:	The window was 6
Another driver's name:	7
Relationship to main driver:	8
Starting insurance:	The 9
Method of payment:	10

1 Answer: Tom/Tom Jones

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Note:

the words which lead you to the answer are underlined.
the word/number you must write for the answer is marked.
words which you might wrongly think could be the answer are in italics.

The keyword concerned in Q1 must be Customer’s name.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a name.
As the women asks the man to tell her his name, the man confirms that his name is Tom Jones Therefore, the answer for Q1 must be Tom Jones

2 Answer: Flat 1

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The keyword concerned in Q2 must be current address.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a place.
The customer mentions that It’s Flat 1 Wood House, Wolf Crescent . Therefore, the answer for Q2 must be Flat 1

3 Answer: 020 7788 1212

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The keyword concerned in Q3 must be Daytime contact number.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a series of numbers.
The customer mentions that My office number is 020 7788 1212. Therefore, the answer for Q3 must be 020 7788 1212.

4 Answer: Cafe Manager
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The keywords concerned in Q4 must be Job.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
The man states that I’m a cafe manager.Thus, the answer for Q4 must be “cafe manager”.

5 Answer: Daltton

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The keywords concerned in Q5 must be Current car and Humax
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
As the women asks the man to tell her the model name, the man confirms that It’s a Humax Daltton Thus, the answer for Q5 must be Daltton.

6 Answer: broken

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The keywords concerned in Q6 must be Problem and The window
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a adjective
The man states that It was a broken window. Thus, the answer for Q6 must be broken

7 Answer: Jenny Orion

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The keywords concerned in Q7 must be Another driver's name
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
The man states that Yes, just one woman and Jenny Orion. Thus, the answer for Q7 must be Jenny Orion

8 Answer: Business partner

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The keywords concerned in Q8 must be Relationship
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
The man states that She is my business partner. Thus, the answer for Q8 must be business partner

9 Answer: 1st February

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The keywords concerned in Q9 must be Starting insurance
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a interval.
The man states that I’ll need it from the 1st of February. Thus, the answer for Q9 must be 1st February

10 Answer: credit card

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The keywords concerned in Q10 must be Method of payment
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
The man states that I’ll use a credit card. Thus, the answer for Q10 must be credit card.

Part 1

Part 2: Questions 11-20

Questions 11-20

Complete the notes below.

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

Stop	Attractions/ Activities
A - 11	Visit a wonderful garden of 13 join a concert
B - Pulteney Bridge	enjoy the breathtaking sight over an 14 and ballrooms
C - 12	a 15 including 30 houses
D - 16	the 17 , which was used to housed public bathrooms Theme Bath Spa

Number 1 Local tour service - 18 Company: departure at Palace Gardens and ticket available for 19

Number 2 Local tour service -The Best Boating View Co: Visitors can hear a live 20 commentary.

11 Answer: Palace Gardens

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The keywords concerned in Q11 must be Stop A.
The car insurance marketing management mentions that There are four main stations - from south to north: stop A - Palace GardensThus, the answer for Q11 must be Palace Gardens.

12 Answer: Royal Crescent

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The keywords concerned in Q 12 must be Stop C
The car insurance marketing management mentions that There are four main stations - from south to north [...] stop C - Royal Crescent and stop D - Queen Square. Thus, the answer for question 12 must be Royal Crescent.

13 Answer: middle ages

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The keywords concerned in Q13 must be wonderful garden
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase.With the keywords “in the market”, it is certain that the answer must be somewhere around here.
The women states that ‘ At stop A, if you have a break, you can visit the beautiful garden of the middle ages’. Thus, the answer for Q13 must be middle ages

14 Answer: old hockey playground

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The keywords concerned in Q14 must be the breathtaking sight over an
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a number.
She states that It is a place where you can sit and enjoy the spectacular views over the old hockey playground and ballrooms outside of the old buildings of the city. We should remember the spectacular views has same mean with the breathtaking sight. Hence the answer for Q14 must be old hockey playground.

15 Answer: residential road

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The keywords concerned in Q15 must be including 30 houses
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
She states that It is a residential road of 30 houses, laid out in a crescent, in the City of Bath, England. Thus, the answer for Q15 must be residential road

16 Answer: Queen Square

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The keywords concerned in Q16 must be Stop D
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase.
She states that Further along at stop D - Queen Square. Thus, the answer for Q16 must be Queen Square.

17 Answer: Roman baths

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The keywords concerned in Q17 must be Stop D, public bathroom.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase.
The speaker states that Further along at stop D - Queen Square, the most exciting place to visit is the Roman baths used for the buildings housing their public baths. Thus, the answer for Q17 must be Roman baths

18 Answer: (The) Roman Boat

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The keywords concerned in Q18 must be Number 1 Local tour service
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a phrase.
The car insurance marketing management mentions that Two local tour companies give special services, it is certain that the answer must be somewhere around here. And then She says The Roman Boat Company operates all of its tours with an audio tour guide service available in English, German, French, Korean, Japanese and Chinese, Thus, the answer for Q18 must be The Roman Boat

19 Answer: 48 hours

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The keywords concerned in Q19 must be ticket available for
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a phrase.
She states that Tickets are valid for 48 hours.We should remember Tickets are valid for 48 hours. has same mean with available. Hence the answer for Q19 must be 48 hours

20 Answer: English

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The keywords concerned in Q20 must be a live commentary
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
In the conversation, The car insurance marketing management mentions about a live commentary and notices Another company, The Best Boating View Co., is available with a live commentary in English only. Thus, the answer for Q20 must be English

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Part 2

Part 3: Questions 21-30

Questions 21-30

Complete the notes below.

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

APPLICATION FORM
Applicant:	Tom Thompson
Degree (major):	Both Business Studies and 21
Teaching experience:	A volunteer 22 teacher in Vietnam
Name of organization:	Asian Cross
Subjects taught:	23 (levels 1-3) and English conversation (level 5) 24 and gardening (level 6)
Others:	the subsistence farming
Reason for starting the voluntary work:	25 recommended the programme.
Outcomes from the programmes:	Sharing a lot and 26 the others, improving vision and dream, and deciding to 27 voluntary work to other countries
Extra activities:	Teaching 28 class and donating used-bicycies to residents
Purpose for part-time job in London:	In order to 29 for building new farmland
Local benefits for working:	visa sponsor, 30 and travel costs

21 Answer: Educational Science

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The keywords concerned in Q21 must be Degree / major
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun.
Tom Thompson states that I also majored in Educational Science. Thus, the answer for Q21 must be Educational Science

22 Answer: primary school

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The keywords concerned in Q22 must be A volunteer
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a phrase
Tom Thompson states that I worked as a volunteer in a primary school in Vietnam. Thus, the answer for Q22 must be primary school

23 Answer: arithmetic

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The keywords concerned in Q23 must be Subjects taught
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
Tom Thompson states that I did... mainly arithmetic with levels 1 to 3 Thus, the answer for Q23 must be arithmetic

24 Answer: construction

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The keywords concerned in Q24 must be Subjects taught level 6
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
Tom Thompson states that Then in my final year, I took on some construction and gardening - that’s level 6. Thus, the answer for Q24 must be construction

25 Answer: (A) friend

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The keywords concerned in Q25 must be Reason
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
Tom Thompson states that Actually, a friend mentioned them - the Asian Cross do applying enlightening and make voluntary works, and so forth.Thus, the answer for Q25 must be a friend

26 Answer: understanding

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The keywords concerned in Q26 must be Sharing a lot
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
In the conversation,Tom Thompson states that I was really sharing a lot and understanding the others.Thus, the answer for Q26 must be understanding

27 Answer: extend

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The keywords concerned in Q27 must be deciding to
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a verb
Tom Thompson states that I made up my mind to extend my voluntary work to other countries as well. Thus, the answer for Q27 must be extend

28 Answer: computer

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The keywords concerned in Q28 must be Teaching
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase.
Tom Thompson states We set up a very successful project teaching computer class and donating second hand bicycles locally. Thus, the answer for Q28 must be computer

29 Answer: raise/earn money

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The keywords concerned in Q29 must be going to visit
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a verb or country
Thompson states I went to London to raise money for building new farms with a part-time job. Thus, the answer for Q29 must be raise money

30 Answer: accommodation

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The keywords concerned in Q30 must be Local benefits
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
Thompson statesThe local governor sponsored all volunteers’ visas and paid for their accommodation and travel costs. Thus, the answer for Q30 must be accommodation

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Part 3

Part 4: Questions 31-40

Question 31

Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for the answer.

What kind of research method is used to collect students’ opinion?

31 Answer: (A) questionnaire

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The keywords concerned in Q31 must be kind of research method
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun
It states in the record that The suggestions enabled us to design a questionnaire that was completed by around three thousand students over one month. Thus, the answer for Q31 must be a questionnaire

Questions 32-34

Complete the table below.

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

Site Number	Location for new buildings
No.1	near 32
No.2	corner at maple
No.3	near the accommodation
No.4	near 33
The most preferable option	Site Number: 34

32 Answer: (the) fountain

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The keywords concerned in Q32 must be No.1 and near
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase
It states in the record that Number one will be in the centre of the college, near the fountain. Thus, the answer for Q32 must be the fountain.

33 Answer: (the) business school

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The keywords concerned in Q33 must be No.4 and near
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase
It states in the record that And number four will be near the business school. Thus, the answer for Q33 must be the business school.

34 Answer: 2/two

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The keywords concerned in Q34 must be The most preferable option
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a noun or phrase
It states in the record that Site two is a popular choice because it’s quiet and a short distance from the lecture rooms. We should remember a popular choice has same mean with The most preferable option. Thus, the answer for Q34 must be two

Questions 35-38

Complete the sentences below.

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

The second suggestion for student union building is comfortable facilities for both 35 .

The school is taking into consideration of builing 36 .

Responding answers include:

• Agreement: 30%

• Disagreement: 37

• Neutral: 45%

The student union building would be located near 38 .

35 Answer: leisure and sports

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The keywords concerned in Q35 must be our second
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a phrase
It states in the record that our second suggestion for the student union building is obviously the facilities for leisure and sports. Thus, the answer for Q35 must be leisure and sports

36 Answer: (a) drama theatre

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The keywords concerned in Q36 must be consideration of builing
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a phrase
It states in the record that we are also considering a drama theatre. Thus, the answer for Q36 must be a drama theatre

37 Answer: 25%

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The keywords concerned in Q37 must be Disagreement
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a number.
It states in the record that Just over 30% of the respondents were in favour of this and 25% were against it. We should remember against it has same mean with Disagreement Thus, the answer for Q37 must be 25%

38 Answer: (the) accommodation buildings

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The keywords concerned in Q38 must be Vitamin E
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a phrase.
It states in the record that70% of respondents are in favour of the student union building being located close to the accommodation buildings. Thus, the answer for Q38 must be the accommodation buildings.

Questions 39-40

Choose TWO letters A - E.

Which TWO kinds of provisions are included for the security and fire?

A extinguisher fixed
B CCTV (closed-circuit television)
C training emergency
D checking belongings
E checking student ID cards

39-40 Answer: B,E

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The keywords concerned in Q39, 40 must be kinds of provisions and included for the security and fire
Speaker mentions that the Student Union deeply insisted that a video surveillance system and security guard team that check the Students Union ID cards are in place.. Thus, the answer for Q39, 40 must be B, C.

Part 4

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SECTION 1

AGENT: Hello. Nice to meet you. My name Is Mary Fox. I am a car Insurance marketing manager here. What can I do for you, sir?

CUSTOMER; Oh hello. I’m interested in buying some car insurance.

AGENT: Great. I’ll show you a brochure then. What’s your name, sir?

CUSTOMER: Tom Jones. Just call me Tom. Easy to remember, isn’t it?

AGENT: And your current address In the UK, Tom?

CUSTOMER: It’s Flat 1 Wood House, Wolf Crescent.

AGENT: Wolf Crescent. Is that in the Surrey Quay area of east London?

CUSTOMER: Yes.

AGENT: And what’s your daytime phone number, please?

CUSTOMER: My office number is 020 7788 1212.

AGENT: And could I ask you what you do for a living?

CUSTOMER: I’m a cafe manager.

AGENT: OK. So can you tell me the engine size of your car, please, Tom?

CUSTOMER: It has a 2.0 litre engine.

AGENT: Thank you. And the model name?

CUSTOMER: It’s a Humax Daltton.

AGENT: Could you spell the model name, please?

CUSTOMER: Yes. D-A-L-T-T-O-N.

AGENT: Ah yes, thanks. And when was it launched?

CUSTOMER: It would have been In 2000, I think.

AGENT: Lovely. Right. I presume you’ve had a previous Insurer recently?

CUSTOMER: Yes.

AGENT: Right. We need to know the name of the car Insurance company you were with before.

CUSTOMER: Certainly. It was North Pole Safe.

AGENT: Thank you, and have you made any insurance claims within the last three years?

CUSTOMER: Yes, three cases In 2005.

AGENT: And what was your problem?

CUSTOMER: It was a broken window.

AGENT: That’s fine, Mr. Jones. Everything sounds fine so far. And will you include any other drivers on the insurance?

CUSTOMER: Yes, just one woman.

AGENT: And her name?

CUSTOMER: Jenny Orion.

AGENT: Could you spell her full name, please?

CUSTOMER: Jenny Orion, that’s J-E-double N-Y O-R-l-O-N.

AGENT: OK, thank you. And what relationship is she to you?

CUSTOMER: She is my business partner.

AGENT: And what will you be using the car for?

CUSTOMER: Well... mainly for business use.

AGENT: Business use (murmuring). Will you be using it for delivery?

CUSTOMER: Yes, always.

AGENT: Anything else?

CUSTOMER: No. That’s it.

AGENT: And finally, when would you like to begin the Insurance?

CUSTOMER: I’ll need it from the 1st of February.

AGENT: Right. Could I check the tick box on the computer now?

CUSTOMER: Yes, go ahead.

AGENT: And that comes out at £700.00 per year.

CUSTOMER: Well... It’s quite a bit higher than I’ve been paying until now... but it’s just about OK.

AGENT: Great. How would you like to pay? Cash or card, sir?

CUSTOMER: I’ll use a credit card.

AGENT: Certainly, sir.

SECTION 2

Thank you for visiting the Elephant Tourism Centre in the City of Bath. First of all, we have various attractions to see in the Roman Bath City and we’d like to offer plenty of information that you may not have thought of before.

How about a tour of the city by bus? There are four main stations - from south to north: stop A - Palace Gardens, stop B - Pulteney Bridge, stop C - Royal Crescent and stop D - Queen Square.

You can visit the main booking office at stop A.

The first tour bus leaves at 9 a.m. and the last one at 6 p.m. There are also many good attractions you can see along the street. At stop A, if you have a break, you can visit the beautiful garden of the middle ages; it is like Rome. It’s very close to the ticket box. You can also enjoy a concert in the centre of the garden.

Stop B: why don’t you visit the Riverside Restaurant with its landscape across the path? It is a place where you can sit and enjoy the spectacular views over the old hockey playground and ballrooms outside of the old buildings of the city.

Stop C is the Royal Crescent, built between 1767 and 1774. It is a residential road of 30 houses, laid out in a crescent, in the City of Bath, England. It was designed by the architect John Wood; it is among the greatest examples of Georgian architecture to be found in the United Kingdom and is a grade I listed building.

Further along at stop D - Queen Square, the most exciting place to visit is the Roman baths used for the buildings housing their public baths. After sightseeing, you can visit the Theme Bath Spa but you have to pay for that by the hour.

Besides, there are city boat tours. Two local tour companies give special services:

The Roman Boat Company operates all of its tours with an audio tour guide service available in English, German, French, Korean, Japanese and Chinese. Tours leave from 9 a.m. every 30 minutes. The boat departs from the Palace Gardens. Tickets are valid for 48 hours.

Another company, The Best Boating View Co., is available with a live commentary in English only. Boats depart from Pulteney Bridge every hour from 9:30 a.m. with the last boat departing at 6:30 p.m. This service also offers refreshments free of charge.

SECTION 3

TUTOR: Hello. Tom Thompson, isn’t it?

TOM: Yes, that’s right.

TUTOR: Come in and sit down.

TOM: Thanks.

TUTOR: Right. Well, Tom, as we explained earlier, in this part of the interview we would like to talk through your application form, your career experience and educational background, and so on. And then in the second part, you’ll go for a group discussion.

TOM: Group discussion... yes, I see...

TUTOR: So, was your first degree in Business Studies?

TOM: Yes, but I also majored in Educational Science.

TUTOR: And you graduated in 2002... and I know you have been doing some teaching.

TOM: Yes. I worked as a volunteer in a primary school in Vietnam. I was there for about three and a half years in total from 2003 to... umm... 2006.

TUTOR: Great. What kind of organization was it?

TOM: It’s a voluntary organization, called Asian Cross.

TUTOR: Okay. Yes, I have heard of it. It operates in several Aslan countries, doesn’t It? And what kind of school was It?

TOM: A rural primary school in a shanty town.

TUTOR: Right... and what did you teach?

TOM: A variety of subjects in different areas... ummm... I did... mainly arithmetic with levels 1 to 3 and some English conversation with level 5. Then in my final year, I took on some construction and gardening - that’s level 6.

TUTOR: Right. That sounds great.

TOM: I also ran the subsistence farming in a rural area with residents.

TUTOR: How interesting. And how did you join the voluntary organization?

TOM: Actually, a friend mentioned them - the Asian Cross do applying enlightening and make voluntary works, and so forth.

TUTOR: So... what did you get from them?

TOM: Well... I was so happy to help the people with my efforts. At the end, I was so proud of myself as a volunteer. Sometimes, I was really sharing a lot and understanding the others.

TUTOR: Umm... I see.

TOM: And I also found I was able to improve my vision and dream for the future dramatically. I made up my mind to extend my voluntary work to other countries as well.

TUTOR: Right. Did you travel at all while you were there?

TOM: Yes, I did. We set up a very successful project teaching computer class and donating second hand bicycles locally.

TUTOR: Really?

TOM: Sometimes, whilst working there, I went to London to raise money for building new farms with a part-time job.

TUTOR: So what’s next?

TOM: The local governor sponsored all volunteers’ visas and paid for their accommodation and travel costs.

TUTOR: You’re lucky, aren’t you? Anyway, why did you want to teach construction and gardening?

TOM: I had a couple of part-time jobs when I was at university. I have now realised I like teaching best. And I chose construction and gardening because they are my favourite hobbies and because I think they have so many useful applications.

TUTOR: Okay. You have certainly had some interesting work experience. I’ll ask you now...

SECTION 4

We’re very happy that the college authority has accepted the students’ suggestions about the design of a new library and student union building. We deeply appreciate the beneficiaries of college library facilities for current students.

We have researched the best ways to find out students’ opinions and use them to help us make decisions. Initially, there was a student union meeting that was held last week. Then, in the main hall in Kings building, we invited all students to hand in suggestions for the design of new buildings, placing cards in a suggestion box. The suggestions enabled us to design a questionnaire that was completed by around three thousand students over one month. As a result, the college authority collected the results and made a report. This presentation is basically a workshop based on the main points that came up in the questionnaire.

Most of all, regarding the critical areas of the site, we reviewed the four options which you have suggested. Number one will be in the centre of the college, near the fountain. Number two will be at the corner at maple in the north. Number three will be near the student accommodation building. And number four will be near the business school. We have reflected students’ need to cite reasons for or against these sites. So, there were a number of issues with all four sites. It seems site one was so crowded and noisy. Site two is a popular choice because it’s quiet and a short distance from the lecture rooms. Site three was unpopular due to parking problems. Finally, number four was too far from the other colleges.

Furthermore, our second suggestion for the student union building is obviously the facilities for leisure and sports. We would like a big fitness centre and if possible, a swimming pool that is close to competition size. Also, we want to set up a variety of things that cater to students’ needs, such as a job centre, travel agent, language centre for international students, internet cafe, and so forth. Additionally, the Student Counseling Centre and luxury refectory will also be there. However, we are also considering a drama theatre. Just over 30% of the respondents were in favour of this and 25% were against it. Around 45% were neutral. 70% of respondents are in favour of the student union building being located close to the accommodation buildings as this will be more convenient for them, although there are some concerns about security and fire.

Also, the Student Union deeply insisted that a video surveillance system and security guard team that check the Students Union ID cards are in place. Finally, these buildings will be maintained well as this is important for students’ welfare. As I said, further details and information will be given in our college newspaper but for now I would be glad to answer any questions you may have... (fade out)

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IELTS General Training Volume 7

Part 1: Question 1 - 10

Part 2: Question 11 - 20

Part 3: Question 21 - 30

Part 4: Question 31 - 40

Questions 1-10

CAR INSURANCE SERVICE

Questions 11-20

Questions 21-30

APPLICATION FORM

Question 31

Questions 32-34

Questions 35-38

Questions 39-40

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SECTION 2

SECTION 3

SECTION 4

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IELTS General Training Volume 7

Part 1: Question 1 - 10

Part 2: Question 11 - 20

Part 3: Question 21 - 30

Part 4: Question 31 - 40

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Questions 1-10

CAR INSURANCE SERVICE

Questions 11-20

Questions 21-30

APPLICATION FORM

Question 31

Questions 32-34

Questions 35-38

Questions 39-40

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