IELTS Listening Test 10
LISTENING Test 10
Pinder's Animal Park
Audio cannot be paused or replayed, exactly like the real IELTS exam.
Questions 1–10
Complete the form below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Example — Enquiries about temporary work
Personal Details
Name: Jane 1
Address: 2 , Exeter
Telephone number: 07792430921
Availability: Can start work on 3
Work details
Preferred type of work: Assistant 4
Relevant skills: Familiar with kitchen 5
Relevant qualifications: A 6 certificate
Training required: A 7 course
Referee
Name: Dr Ruth Price
Position: 8
Phone number: 9
Other: Applicant has a form of 10
Listening Test 2
Tamerton Centre
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Questions 11–15
Choose the correct answer, A, B or C.
11. The Tamerton Centre was set up in order to encourage people
12. Last year's group said that the course
13. For the speaker, what's the most special feature of the course?
14. The speaker advises people to bring
15. Bed-time is strictly enforced because
Questions 16–20
What rules apply to taking different objects to the Centre?
Match each object with the correct rule, A–C.
16. Electrical equipment
17. Mobile phone
18. Sun cream
19. Aerosol deodorant
20. Towel
Listening Test 3
Biogas Digesters & Lesson Planning
Audio cannot be paused or replayed, exactly like the real IELTS exam.
Questions 21–25
Label the diagram below.
Write the correct letter, A–G, next to Questions 21–25.
Questions 26–30
Complete the flow-chart below.
Choose FIVE answers from the box and write the correct letter, A–G, next to Questions 26–30.
Lesson Outline Year Three — Topic: Energy
Pupils: look and listen
Pupils: respond
Listening Test 4
Creating Artificial Gills
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Questions 31–40
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Background
- Taking in oxygen: mammals – lungs; fish – gills
- Long-held dreams – humans swimming underwater without oxygen tanks
- Oxygen tanks considered too 31 and large
- Attempts to extract oxygen directly from water
- 1960s – prediction that humans would have gills added by 32
- Ideas for artificial gills were inspired by research on
- fish gills
- fish swim bladders
- animals without gills – especially bubbles used by 33
Building a simple artificial gill
- Make a watertight box of a material which lets 34 pass through
- Fill with air and submerge in water
- Important that the diver and the water keep 35
- The gill has to have a large 36
- Designers often use a network of small 37 on their gill
- Main limitation – problems caused by increased 38 in deeper water
Other applications
- Supplying oxygen for use on 39
- Powering 40 cells for driving machinery underwater
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