Improve your IELTS Listening score
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WELCOMEWelcome to IELTS Online Listening
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Meet Your Course Trainers
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Course Overview
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Using the Platform
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IELTS LISTENING TESTIELTS Listening Test2 Topics
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LISTENING SKILLS AND STRATEGIESIntroduction to Skills and Strategies
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General Skills and Strategies6 Topics
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Skills and Strategies for Part 16 Topics
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Skills and Strategies for Part 24 Topics
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Skills and Strategies for Part 34 Topics
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Skills and Strategies for Part 46 Topics
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QUESTION TYPESIntroduction to Question Types
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Common Strategies for All Questions
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Multiple Choice Questions8 Topics
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Matching Questions8 Topics
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Labelling Questions8 Topics
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Completion Questions8 Topics
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Sentence Completion Questions8 Topics
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Short-answer Questions8 Topics
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IELTS PRACTICE TESTSIELTS Listening Mock Tests2 Topics
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COURSE CONCLUSIONOverall Tips for a Greater Score
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Congratulations on Course Completion
Format
Format of Matching Questions
In this type of question, you are required to match a list of items to a set of questions. The format of this question varies from the paper-based test to the computer-delivered test. Learn about the differences below.
Each of the choices will have a letter and they will be displayed in a box. You will have to select the correct letter for each of the questions and then transfer your answers to the answer sheet. Look at the example below:
Questions 1 – 5
Who is responsible for each area? Choose your answers from the box and write the correct letter A – H next to questions 1 – 5.
A Finance B Food C Health D Kid’s Counselling E Organisation F Rooms G Sports H Trips | 1 Mary Brown ______ 2 John Stevens ______ 3 Alison Jones ______ 4 Tim Smith ______ 5 Jenny James ______ |
The possible answers are usually on the right of the screen. They are individually found within a box and are not labelled with a letter as in the paper-based test. To answer, you need to move the box of your chosen answer to the gap next to the question on the left.
