IELTS is an English test for studying abroad or immigrating. Suitable for people who are going to study and work in Commonwealth countries. In other words, even if you are a high school student, you can still take IELTS, and not only college students can take IELTS.
IELTS test is divided into GeneralTraining (G) and Academic (A), and its test is mainly divided into four parts: listening, reading, speaking and writing. Its total score is 9 points, and the full score of each subject is 9 points. The final grade is the average score of four subjects. Here is a brief introduction to IELTS questions:
1, IELTS listening
The papers in IELTS listening class A and class G are the same. There are 4 big questions and 40 small questions. IELTS listening questions include "matching, true or false questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple-choice questions, sentence completion and chart completion". The exam lasts 40 minutes (10 minutes to write the answer).
2. IELTS reading
The IELTS reading papers of Class A and Class G are different, but their questions are mainly "three paragraphs", about 1500- 1800 words, with a total of 40 questions, and the test duration is 60 minutes.
3. IELTS writing
Similarly, IELTS writing questions are different from Class G and Class A. Writing includes two composition questions, Task? 1 and tasks? 2, the previous article 150 words, the latter article 250 words. In principle, candidates are advised to spend 20 minutes on the previous composition and 40 minutes on the latter one, because the latter one has a higher score. Class A writing section, 1 hour, is divided into two major units. Class g (task? 1) Candidates usually write a letter to deal with the simulated situations or questions given in the exam questions.
4. IELTS speaking
The A/G type of this problem is the same again. It's a one-on-one conversation between candidates and examiners. 1 1- 14 minutes. The first part is a short question-and-answer session, which usually begins with self-introduction, and then focuses on familiar topics such as friends and hobbies. The second part is personal statement. This part of the examiner will give the candidates a task card with related topics on it. Candidates have one minute to prepare (for example, take notes), and then they need to make a presentation on this topic for 1 to 2 minutes. ; The third part is a two-way discussion. In the second part, students and candidates will have a two-way discussion on the more abstract part of the topic.
Therefore, it is not only college students who can take the IELTS test. It should be noted that the validity period of IELTS scores is 2 years, so the preparation time should be well grasped. If the test is too early, it will expire. If it is too late, it may delay the application to the school.