PHAM BA DAT
IELTS
BEGINNER
PHẦN MỞ ĐẦU: TABLE COMPLETION
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UNIT 1: LISTENING
Bài 1: C9T2
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Ex 2: CA71
Ex3: CA73
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UNIT 2:
Ex1: C8T1
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Ex3: CA74
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TEST REVIEW: C9T1
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UNIT 3
Exercise 1: TP1T3S1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imKxpMMVayU
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Section 1
Student: Good morning!
Woman: Good morning - can I help you?
Student: Yes, is this where we…………………for the Beyond 2000 Conference?
Woman: Yes? What's your name and I'll get your conference bag.
Student: Well ... I haven't actually registered yet. I was told I'd be able to register today, so
I hope that's OK ... I've just arrived in Melbourne.
Woman: That should be fine, if you're a student. I'll need to take your details though. So
can I have your full name?
Student: Yes, sure. It's Melanie Mitchell.
Woman: Is that M I T C H E double L?
Student: Yes, that's right and that's Ms not Miss.
Woman: OK, fair enough! And what's your address, Melanie?
Student: I live in student accommodation at Sydney University. So my address there is
Room 66. Women's College. Newtown.
Woman: OK. And which Faculty are you studying in?
Student: I'm in the Faculty of Education - I'm doing a Master's in Primary School
Teaching.
Woman: Right, and may I see your student card because I need to ………………… that
you're a current student?
Student: Yes, sure. Here it is. My number is ... 9 9 4 5 7 8 E D.
Woman: OK - now do you want to attend all three days? The conference runs from
Thursday to Saturday.
Student: Yes, I think so - if I can………….. it. What does it cost?
Woman: Well, you're …………… for a student discount - which makes it $15 for a day
registration or $40 for the three days, though it is possible to register for half a day only.
Student: I'll register for all three days. please.
Woman: Good ... now will you be requiring accommodation while you're here in
Melbourne?
Student: Yes, I suppose I will. What's available?
Woman: Well... we have several levels of accommodation. You can share a room with
another student for $25 a night.
Student: Urn.
Woman: Or you can have your own room but share the bathroom - I believe it's just down
the …………….. - that's $45.
Student: Right.
Woman: Or you can have a single room with your own bathroom .
Student: I don't mind sharing a room ... On second thoughts, yes I do - I'll have my own
room, but I'll share the bathroom.
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Woman: Right ... Now the …………. does not include meals though you do get tea and
………………in the breaks. Shall I put you down for lunch - that's an extra $10 a day and
there's the conference dinner on Friday night which is $25 ... oh, and what about breakfast?
Student: Hang on a minute ... it's all starting to sound rather expensive! I'll have
the lunch but not the dinner or breakfast - if that's OK?
Woman: Perfectly OK. Now ... a couple of other things - there are a number of special
………………………. organised - they're known as SIG's and you're asked to nominate your
preference. They'll take place on the Friday afternoon and Saturday morning but they're
filling up quickly which is why you need to nominate now.
Student: Right. What are the SIG's?
Woman: Well, there are six altogether. Let's see, on Friday you have a choice between
Computers in Education or Teaching Reading Skills...
Student: Urn...
Woman: ... or a session on Catering for the Gifted Child.
Student: Oh they all sound interesting but technology in the classroom is really my area of
interest rather than reading, so I'll go for that. I can probably read up on the gifted child topic
myself.
Woman: Right ... And then the Saturday options are: a session on ………………..; or
there's Music in the Primary Curriculum or you could go to the one on Gender Issues in the
Classroom.
Student: Wow! Can I go to them all? They all sound ………………...
Woman: 'Fraid not.
Student: Well, I am really interested in how boys and girls behave differently, even when
they are very young, so I'd better …………….. the third session even though the Cultural
Differences SIG is probably really interesting, too.
Woman: Right!
Student: ... and the Music option would be ...
Woman: And how would you like to pay? We accept most credit cards - or bank cheques
but not personal cheques, I'm afraid. Been caught out too often before - and cash, of course.
We never say 'No' to cash.
Student: I'll have to put it on my card 'cos I don't have enough cash on me, right now.
Woman: That's fine. Enjoy your time here with us in Melbourne...
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TP1T2S1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFyiopBRkgo
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Questions 1-10
Complete the notes below.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
JOB ENOUIRY
Example
Answer
•Type of job required: part-time
Position Available
Details
Duty: to provide 2
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service
Working hours: 3
Requirement: receive 4
without pay
Day off: one day a week (request in advance)
Requirements: clean and valid license
six-year experience
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Working hours: 6
Duty: to take employers
to and from work
to collect the 7
to pick up the children
Day off: 8
Cashier in
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Working hours: 17.30-22.30
Duty: to sell and dispense tickets
to provide refreshments
to take 10
Day off: Mondays
Link: https://ieltsonlinetests.com/ielts-recent-actual-test-answers-vol-3-listening-practice-test-4
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SECTION 1
Manager: Hi there, welcome to the Job Centre. How can I help?
Lauren:
Good morning, I’m here to …………………. as to whether you have any jobs
………..at the moment?
Manager: Yes, we have several available. What kind of job is it that you’re looking for?
Lauren: Well, um, I’ll take any part-time jobs I can get. I’m really strapped for …………….at
the moment.
Manager: Okay, bear with me while I have a browse on our system. [Pause] Here we are. We
have …………………….. at the moment, all involving quite different roles.
Lauren: That sounds ……………. What are they?
Manager:
The first one is for a post as ……………….. It says here that experience in
reception or ………………………………. is preferred, but not essential. Have you worked on
a reception desk previously?
Lauren: No, I haven’t. I had a baby quite young, and so I have very little work experience.
Could you tell me a few more details?
Manager: Yes, of course. The job will be to mainly provide quality …………….. both over
the phone and in person. When customers are waiting you will be expected to provide them
with refreshments and ensure they have a ………….. experience.
Lauren: I think I could manage that, and I’m a very friendly person!
Manager: That’s great.
Lauren: Do you have any information about the ………….. involved?
Manager: It says here that you will be expected to work several early mornings, 4 days a
week.
Lauren: Any other ……………………..?
Manager:
Yeah, you’ll have to go through a couple of weeks of unpaid training before
qualifying for the post.
Lauren: Hmm, I don’t know if I would be able to……………………… to that. Did you say
it’s 4 days per week?
Manager: Yeah, it says here 4 days a week, with another day off per week when requested in
advance. It also explicitly states that at least one of your working days must fall on a weekend.
Lauren: I’ll have to think about that and talk to my ……………………………..
Lauren: Are there any other roles beginning later in the day?
Manager: Yes, there’s ………………………here for a driver. It says you’ll need a clean and
valid UK driver’s license, with absolutely no exception.
Lauren: No problems there. I passed my test first time and have never received any points.
Manager: It also explicitly states that you must be over twenty-five and have been driving
for at least six years.
Lauren: That sounds quite exciting. Is there any more information?
Manager: Yep, it says here that working hours are flexible, and the employers are happy to
work within your ……………………. since they employ multiple drivers.
Lauren: That’s great.
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Manager: The employers ask for a commitment to either mornings 5 days per week, evenings
5 days per week, or three full working days per week.
Lauren: I’m sure I can ……………….. all that without a problem.
Manager: As well as driving the employers to and from work, they will ask you to perform
………………………… on their behalf, such as collecting the grocery shopping, and picking
their children up from school.
Lauren: Do they need me to work a day on the weekend as well?
Manager: No, it says here that they only require you to work on weekdays, not weekends.
Lauren: That sounds interesting.
Manager: Okay, there’s only one more left, another customer service-related post. It looks
like it requires you to work ……………., quite late at night, so it might not be suitable for you.
Do you want to hear about it anyway?
Lauren: Yeah, can’t do any harm.
Manager: Okay, so it’s a post for a cashier in a cinema in the centre of town. I’m sure you’ve
been to the cinema a few times, so you can guess what kind of role it would be. They’re quite
short and late ………………., between 17.30 and 22.30 most nights, with slightly longer shifts
on Friday and Saturday nights.
Lauren: Mmm, can you tell me what the job involves?
Manager: Yes, sure. It says that you’ll be required to sell and …………………………….,
and provide ………………... Also, they ask that you be quick on the computers since you’ll
also need to take bookings over the phone, but you’ll receive basic training for that.
Lauren: Do they need me to work weekdays as well?
Manager: Well, it says here that if you request at least ……………… in advance, they will
…………..you a day off on Mondays, but never on a weekend.
Lauren: Mmm. I’ll think it over and let you know later. Thanks for all your help.
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UNIT 4
Ex1: C8T2 NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS
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Ex2: C9T4
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UNIT 5
Ex 1:C9T3
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Ex2: C7T2
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Ex3: C9T2
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UNIT 6:
Ex1: C7T1
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Ex2: C7T3
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UNIT 7
Ex1: C8T4
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EX2: C8 T3
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UNIT 8:
MINI TEST: OFFICIAL TEST
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UNIT 9: LISTENING PART 2
MAP
C9T4
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C9T2
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EX2: C11t1
Now let me give you some idea of the …………….of the farm. The building where you bought your
tickets is the New Barn, immediately to your right, and we’re now at the beginning of the main path
to the farmland - and of course the car park is on your left. The scarecrow you can see in the car park
in the ………….., beside the main path, is a traditional figure for keeping the birds away from crops,
but our scarecrow is a permanent sculpture. It’s taller than a human being, so you can see it from quite
a distance.
If you look ahead of you, you’ll see a maze. It’s……………… the New Barn, beside the side path that
branches off to the right just over there. The maze is made out of hedges which are too tall for young
children to see over them, but it’s quite small, so you can’t …………………..in it!
Now, can you see the bridge crossing the fish pool further up the main path? If you want to go to the
café, go towards the bridge and turn right just before it. Walk along the side path and the cafe’s on the
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first …………. you come to. The building was originally the schoolhouse, and it’s well over a hundred
years old.
As you may know, we run skills………………here, where you can learn traditional crafts like
woodwork and basket-making. You can see examples of the work, and talk to someone about the
courses, in the Black Barn. If you take the side path to the right here, just by the New Barn, you’ll
come to the Black Barn just where the path first bends.
Now I mustn’t forget to tell you about picnicking, as I can see some of you have brought your lunch
with you. You can picnic in the field, though do clear up behind you, of course. Or if you’d prefer a
covered picnic area, there’s one near the farmyard: just after you ………………, there’s a covered
picnic spot on the right.
And the last thing to mention is Fiddy House itself. From here you can cross the bridge then walk
along the footpath through the field to the left of the farmyard. That goes to the house, and it’ll give
you ………………………. of it. It’s certainly worth a few photographs, but as it’s a private home,
I’m afraid you can’t go inside.
Right. Well, if you’re all ready, we’ll ……………………. on our tour of the farm.
EX3:C11T2
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Now, a word about the layout of the building. The auditorium, stage and dressing rooms for
the actors are all below ……………. Here on the ground floor we have most of the rooms that
the public doesn’t see. The majority are internal, so they have windows in the roof to light.
Standing here in the foyer, you’re probably wondering why the box office isn't here, where
the public would expect to find it. Well, you might have noticed it on your way in - although
it's part of this building, it’s next door, with a ………………. from the road.
For the theatre manager's office, you go across the foyer and through the double doors, turn
right, and it's the room at the end of the ……………., with the door on the left.
The lighting box is where the computerised stage lighting is operated, and it’s ………………
the building. When you’re through the double doors, turn left, turn right at the water cooler,
and right again at the end. It’s the second room along that corridor. The lighting box has a
window into the auditorium, which of course is below us.
The artistic director’s office is through the double doors, turn right, and it’s the first room you
come to on the right-hand side. And finally, for the moment, the room where I’ll take you
next - the relaxation room. So if you’d like to come with me ...
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KEY
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Ex4: C11T4
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UNIT 10: LISTENING PART 2: MULTIPLE CHOICE
Ex1:C8T4
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Ex2: C7T1
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Ex3: C7T4
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Ex4: C8T2
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Ex4: Ex1: C9T3
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UNIT 11: PICKING FROM A LIST
Ex1: C11T2
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Hi. Great to see you! I’m Jody, and I’ll be looking after both of you for the first month you’re
working here at the Amersham Theatre. I’ll tell you something about the theatre now, then take
you to meet two of the other staff.
It’s an old building, and it’s been…………………… several times. In fact, as you can see,
we’re carrying out a major ……………….. at the moment. The interior has just been repainted,
and we’re about to start on the ……………..of the building - that’ll be a big job. The work’s
running over ……………., so we’ve had to postpone installing an elevator. I hope you’re
happy running up and down stairs! When the theatre was built, people were generally
……………..and shorter than now, and the seats were very close together. We’ve replaced
them with larger seats, with more legroom. This means fewer seats in total, but we’ve taken
the opportunity to ……………..seats that can easily be moved, to create different acting spaces.
We’ve also turned a few ………... over to other purposes, like using them for meetings.
We try hard to ………………….. members of the public in the theatre. One way is by
organising backstage tours, so people can be shown round the building and learn how a theatre
…………... These are proving very popular. What we’re finding is that people want to have
lunch or a cup of coffee while they’re here, so we’re looking into the possibility of opening a
cafe ………………….. We have a bookshop, which …………… in books about drama, and
that attracts plenty of customers. Then there are two large rooms that will be decorated next
month, and they'll be available for hire, for conferences and ………………, such as parties.
We’re also considering hiring out costumes to amateur drama clubs.
Now I want to tell you about our workshops. We recently started a programme of workshops
that anyone can join. Eventually we intend to run courses in acting, but we’re waiting until
we’ve got the right people in place as ……………. That’s proving more difficult than we’d
expected! There’s a …………… to learn about the technical side of putting on a production,
and our lighting workshop has already started, with great success. We’re going to start one on
sound next month. A number of people have enquired about workshops on ……………., and
that’s something we’re considering for the future. A ………………… is the workshop on
making puppets - we happen to have someone working here who does it as a hobby, and she
offered to run a workshop. It was so popular we’re now running them every month!
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Ex 2: CA12T7
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UNIT 12: MATCHING
Ex1:C9T3
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Ex3: C11T3
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Ex4: C11T4
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UNIT 13: REVIEW
Ex1: C10T2
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Ex2: C10T3
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Ex3: C10T4
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