IELTS Recent Mock Tests Volume 2
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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
- 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) (16/sixteen) flower beds
- 15 (a/the) (raised) pond
- 16 (a/the) Mosque
- 17 C
- 18 river
- 19 (supply) tanks
- 20 fountains
- 11 C
- 12 A
- 13 (The) Main Gateway
- 14 (the) (16/sixteen) 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
- 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 (it) aloud
- 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 (it) aloud
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详细试卷答案解析:
Questions 1-6
Complete the form below.
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
- 1 Answer: Anthony
Firstly, you should pay attention throughout this section that you can only use NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER
The keyword concerned in Q1 must be “name”.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a series of letters.
At first, the optometrist asks “Are you Simon Lee?” which might cause us think “LEE” is the answer. However, this kind of question is usually answered with spelling that you can write down letter by letter. Therefore, the answer should be in the following line where he spells his name. Moreover, the information about his family name “Lee” is written down on the paper.
Simon spells his name A-N-T-H-O-N-Y. Therefore, the answer for Q1 must be “Antony”.
- 2 Answer: 1(st) June
The keyword concerned in Q2 must be “date of birth”.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a number/ordinal number and month.
After the optometrist asks about his date of birth, Simon replies “The 1st of June, 1989”, then the optometrist says “The 21st of June”. However, Simon confirms the correct date is “The first of June”
Therefore, the answer for Q2 must be “1(st) June” or “1(st) of June”
- 3 Answer: University Hall
The keyword concerned in Q3 must be an “address”, it could be a specific place or full information of the address.
Simon first replies that he lives at a hall of residence, then he adds more detailed information that it is University Hall which is in Adams terrace
The answer for Q3 must be “University Hall”.
- 4 Answer: Health for Life
The keyword concerned in Q4 must be “insurance”.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a name.
As Simon tells “I’m with Health of Life”, the optometrist responds with a different information which might make you confused “Healthy Life”. Right after that, Simon corrects “No, (...) It’s Health of Life”.
Therefore, the answer for Q4 must be “Health of Life”.
- 5 Answer: September 2006
The keyword concerned in Q5 must be “date”,
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a point of time when he had his eyes tested.
At first, Simon gives the information “September 2007”, but he quickly corrects “No, (...), September 2006”
Therefore, the answer for Q5 must be “September 2006”.
- 6 Answer: (in the) distance
The keywords concerned in Q6 must be “observation” and “seeing”.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be information that describes his problem with seeing
Simon tells that he is having difficulty with distance vision (vision = observation) “I can’t always see things in the distance”
Therefore, the answer for Q6 must be “in the distance”.
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
- 7 Answer: (for) driving
- 8 Answer: (the) full frame
The keywords concerned in Q8 must be “glasses”, “least expensive”.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a type of glasses. You should also pay attention to information relating to the cost or price.
At first, Simon prefers frameless glasses, but the optometrist offers that the frameless ones are the most expensive, the cheapest are the ones with the full frame
Therefore, the answer for Q8 must be “(the) full frame”.
- 9 Answer: (they are) strong
The keywords concerned in Q9 must be “good” and “glasses”
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a short description of the glasses Simon chooses.
The optometrist suggests Simon the half frame, then she says “They look quite nice and they’re strong far less likely to break than the frameless ones” and Simon confirms “that’s a good point. OK, I think I’ll take those ones”.
Although she mentions that this kind of glasses is “quite nice” and “strong”, the more suitable answer for this question is “strong” because the fact that they are strong was clearly stated and emphasised in comparison to the other ones. Therefore, the answer for Q1 must be “(they are) strong”.
- 10 Answer: (in/by) cash
The keyword concerned in Q10 must be “pay”.
From the question, we can assume that the answer must be a method of payment (a way to pay for his glasses).
At first, Simon suggest paying by credit card, but the optometrist informs that there will be a slight charge. The, he decides “I’ll pay by cash then”
Therefore, the answer for Q10 must be “ (in/by) cash”.
NOTE:
After that, the optometrist lists other ways to pay (Cash, credit card, debit card) but these are only available methods that she accepts, the one Simon chooses is “by cash”
You can write down on the answer sheet either cash, by cash or in cash. Those are the same and correct.
SECTION 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… sony! 1989 – ah, same year my son was bom! 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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In the contemporary era, there is a heated arguments about drugs. Nowadays, sophisticated people use drug in partys, but youth generation is grudually draged towards all types of drugs like legal and illegal. Some sociologists blamed that parents and superior of society are responsible for bad habit in youngers. In my discussion ahead, I will examine the causes of this trend and consequences for the same.
Firstly, there are plethora of reason for this problem. But the prominent one is depression. Nowadays, cut-throat competition is increasing day by day. Parents force their child to take participate as well as hold up higer position in any competition. Due to this, they feel pressure on their head. And they cannot tolerate it, so younger attack to take drugs to forget some pressure. For example , as per articles of famous magazine in USA, approximately 75% of youth take both legal and illegal drugs to come out from pressure. Hence this is reasons responsible to disturb future generations.
The possible effects of this problem is that they spoil their futures. Young generations is future of countries. However, they trapped into circle of drugs. In addition to this, they could not achieve their dream. Also few younger face several serious health issue like cancer. Finally they commit suicide and finish their life. For example, drugist person face cancer disease. Hence the consequence of drugist is very bad.
Government and parents play vital role to come out youngerst from trap of drug. Parents give support to their childern in any circumstances as well as encouragement. Superior of country organise few seminar for awareness of the drugs.
To recapitulate, due to drugs , younger could not achive their goal and they face few serious health issue. However parents and government make contributions to support youth and draw their concentration about awareness.
The chart represent details of incidents and injuries for 100 million passenger miles travelled (PMT) by use of transport system in 2002. There are myriad of transport system like commuter rail, heavy rail, light rail, bus and demand response. Overall, number of incidents and injuries are increasing in above mentioned all the reasons.
It is crystal clear that in case of commuter rail, count of incidents is around 20 million PMT and then injuries is lower than of incidents. In addition to that 50 million PMT use heavy rail transport and approx 40 million passengers face injuries. In the transport system of light rail and bus, there are same number of passengers use transport as above 50 million, but people got injured as around 40 million in light rail system and above 50 million in bus.
Having a keen look at the chart, in case of demand response system, there are drastically increased in both case of incidents as well as injuries like 250 million as per incidents and above 150 million according to injuries.
Summarizing all the given information. number of incidents is more than count of injuries.
The given bar chart shows information about the amount of both (incidents and injuries) every 100 million passenger miles traveled (PMT) by transportation. By five different forms of transportation type Heavy rail, Light rail, bus, and demand. In the year 2009.
Overview, at first glance, it is strikingly evident that
the highest proportion of incidents and injuries was the bus, while the car was the lowest.
Looking at the details, the number of light rails was the lowest in the chart by only(25) for incidents and(20) injuries, and in terms of the Heavy rail, it is twice as much as the light rail (50)(and 55) respectively.
On the other hand, the number of incidents in both bus and the car is the same nearly (55) for both of them, however, in terms of injuries, there was a slight growth (25)for the car and(50) for the bus. Then the incidents and injuries reach the highest point in the bus by(250) and(50).
In today's world youth are facing many difficulties such as depression,tension and anxiety but above all there is a serious problem that young generation is facing in recent times that is consumption of drugs.In this essay, we will discuss due to what factors youngsters start doing illegal drugs and what are the ways through which we can counter this serious issue.
As our society is progressing with time, there are certain things which we tend to ignore or take lightly one of them is the rising culture of consumption of drugs.Now a days kids think that doing this unjustified act is a very cool culture and they feel proud while doing it .There is a possibility that they have adopted this bad habbit from current movies ,where lead actor is smoking or consuming alchahol people get inspired from this type of scenes scenes and think they are looking cool like them while doing this.
On the other side they don't understand the consequences of doing this ,not only they are damaging their health continously but destroying their future at the same time.Unfortunately rehab centres are filled with mostly youngsters having drugs problem.There has been a survey that almost 50% of men living in North America and Asia are consuming weed.Governments are trying to ban these but still somehow they enter our societies.Establishments should create some healthy activities in schools and colleges so men and women take interest.
Overall, i think issue can can not taken lightly, as i have lost my friend due to this .He was a good but his bad company forced him to do this ,now he is not with me. .Parents should check their children routine and do not let their children go outside on nights.These actions must be taken to save our
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nowadays, the usage of drugs is spread amongst the youth and that is caused by many reasons, one of which people say is the environment the teenager is surrounded by, and I completely agree with them, the surroundings are the biggest reason.
As far as I'm concerned, drugs consumption these days is spread especially amongst young people, and that is due to many factors, First, If a kid saw their parent doing any kind of drugs, whether cigars, vapes, meth, etc.., the kid would be inspired by his parent and will think that it's ok to do such things. another cause is ''legal drugs'', vapes stores are now everywhere, and anyone could go there and buy one, society doesn't realize that vapes are as bad as cigars, flavours in vapes made them even more addictive, unlike cigars which don't taste as good, vape stores offer many flavors like blueberry, orange, coca cola, etc..., with these flavors they would tease people to buy and vape more.
Furthermore, with new laws and regulations, the government could reduce this trend by a lot, increasing prices would help but won't abolish this problem, For example, in many countries governments increased the prices of energy drinks rapidly up to 300%, when they aren't even close to the harm that drugs cause, secondly, educate kids more about the consequences of drugs, because many parents don't have a single idea if their kid is using drugs or not.
In the conclusion, as we see in these days, the consumption of drugs is popular among the youth and we should make a change, we could even ban these drugs permanently.