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This is a simple quiz to see if you know enough about the purpose and the format of the IELTS test. You can find most of the answers in the information pages about each sub-test. What you have to do is to write down what each number refers to in the test. The first one has been done as an example. If you’re not sure of any answers, guess! You have a choice of possible answers with some of the numbers. Try not to look at the answer key until you’ve finished. Example:
| 1. Four: | The number of sub-tests | | | | | 2. Three: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 3. Twenty: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 4. Eleven to fifteen: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 5. Three: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 6. Forty: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 7. One: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 8. Two: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 9. One hundred and fifty: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 10. Two hundred and fifty: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 11. Four to five: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 12. Three: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 13. Nine: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 14. Four: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 15. Forty: | _____________________________________ | | | | | 16. Ten: | _____________________________________ |
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