IELTS Listening Test – Test 4
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IELTS Listening Test – Test 4
You will hear the recording and answer Questions 1-40.
Section 1
Questions 1-10
Section 1
Questions 1 - 4
Complete the form. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Global Internet
New customer form
| Name | James (1) |
| Address | (2) Melrose Drive Exeter |
| Postcode | (3) |
| Number of users in the home | (4) |
Questions 5 - 10
Complete the table. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Internet package overview
| Package | Monthly cost | Download speed | Download limit | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | (5) £ | 17 | 10 | - |
| (6) package | £30 | 17 | unlimited | - |
| Premium | £35 | (7) | 50 | A (8) is provided at no charge |
Installation arrangements
Day of installation: (9)
Start time: 9.00
Engineer’s name: Jonathan (10)
Section 2
Questions 11-20
Section 2
Questions 11 - 16
For each question, choose TWO correct options.
Questions 17 - 20
Choose the correct letter, A - F.
Section 3
Questions 21-30
Section 3
Questions 21 - 25
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
Magna Carta
Questions 26 - 30
What comment do the students make about each of the following clauses from Magna Carta? Choose FIVE answers and write the correct letter, A - G, next to questions 26 - 30.
Section 4
Questions 31-40
Section 4
Questions 31 - 40
Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Invasive species
Definition: a plant or animal living outside its usual range which causes harm in the new location
Introducing species as food
European rabbits
● were taken from Britain to Australia as food
● were released near Melbourne by a (31)
● in 1859
● had migrated right across the continent within fifty years
● were competing with (32)
● for food
● prevented trees from growing
The construction of (33) did little to stop the spread of the rabbits
Introducing species for business
In the 1860s, Etienne Trouvelot wanted to see if the gypsy moth could be farmed in America for its (34)
This experiment failed, but the moths escaped
Gypsy moths could have spread further if the females were able to (35)
Gypsy moths still cause $3 billion of damage annually.
Introducing species for 'acclimatisation'
Acclimatisation: the idea that a new species can (36) the area where it is introduced
In 1890, Eugene Schieffelin tried to introduce to North America every kind of (37) mentioned in Shakespeare's plays.
Some of these animals destroyed many (38) throughout North America.
Gorse
● is a bush with sharp leaves
● was introduced to New Zealand to be used as (39)
● didn't respond as expected to treatment with (40)
