IELTS Listening Practice Test 5
Section 1
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Section 2
Questions 11-15
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Section 3
Questions 21-25
Match each statement with the correct author, A-D.
Section 4
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Exam instructions
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Reason for booking: celebrating a 1
Previous adventure activity: 2
Previous experience helped with fear of 3
Jump selected: 4 package
Booking date: 5 July
Price includes all safety 6
A 7 meal is recommended before arrival.
Avoid trousers that are too 8 around the ankles.
Before the jump, everyone attends a safety 9.
In unsafe weather, changing the date involves no additional 10.
What does the speaker say is the main reason for the growing interest in plant-based diets?
According to the speaker, what is a common problem when people first change their diet?
What point does the speaker make about getting enough protein?
Why does the speaker advise people to be careful with packaged plant-based foods?
What does the speaker suggest is most important for maintaining a plant-based diet over time?
Beginners are advised to make dietary changes at a 16 pace.
Useful sources of protein include beans and 17.
Poor meal planning can lead to over-reliance on processed 18.
People avoiding animal products completely should pay attention to vitamin 19.
A balanced diet is easier to continue when people choose foods they genuinely 20.
Roadside attractions can help preserve stories about an area. __________
Their economic contribution is sometimes exaggerated. __________
Unusual attractions can encourage travellers to stop in places they would normally pass through. __________
Their value depends partly on involvement from local residents. __________
Modern attractions can still become culturally important over time. __________
What surprised Nina about Morris's research?
Why does Callum disagree with one common criticism of roadside attractions?
According to the students, what is a weakness in Webb's research?
What do Nina and Callum decide to focus on in their own project?
What will they do next?
People often invest because they want their money to 31 over time.
Before choosing an investment, people should identify their financial 32.
The possibility of higher returns is normally connected with greater 33.
34 can gradually reduce the purchasing power of money.
Investment 35 can reduce the amount an investor finally keeps.
Spreading money across different investments can create greater 36.
Decisions should not be based entirely on 37.
Short-term movements in financial 38 are normal.
Regular long-term investing may require patience and 39.
Better financial knowledge can give people more 40 when making decisions.
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