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Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 6:32 am**

Listening :

1. regional
2. advertising
3. 10000 m^2
4. reception
7. kitchen
8. gym
9. furniture
10.?

11. Mistakes are to be learnt
12. Be ambitious with what you do
13. Hired an expert to deal with Marketing
14. Taking risk should be cautious
15. Family support
16. The right approach to business
17.
18.
19.
20. Gain respect in the workplace ( leaders' common quality )

21. watch time
22. group size
23. behaviour
24. calm
25. the weather
26. B
27. D
28. A, The smallest one is Minke
29. He is used to write the report
29. They complement other in different academic skills
30. She is required to do the presentation as her tutor said she had not done one

31. 19...
32. production
33. women
34. outdoor
35.
36. Fabric choosing
37. Advertising - Marketing
38. Warehouse work
39. Merchandiser. latest style
40. Visual merchandiser : set up the shop

This is all I can recall! Could someone fill me in on some of the questions? Cheers

Reading :
1. True, jaws are the hardest part the rest is soft
2. False, the natural animals springs to mind when ppl think about engineering materials
3. Some thing not given
4.
5. light ( jaws are hard but very light )
6. histidine ( the amino acid )
7. mineralisation ( no mineralisation detected )
8. aircraft
9. Gills ( they move across the beaches by using )
10. Fangs ( they attack other things )

1. The older ppl type quicker as they use time saving techniques
2. Children who play chess tend to remember the outline of the chess table better
3. Mental capacity can be improved by practice ( not sure )

4. Matching ppl who say stuff
5. Matching ppl who say stuff
6. Matching ppl who say stuff
7. Matching ppl who say stuff

8. Episodic, memory
9. Semantic, memory
10. Algebra
11. Psychological, Do better in test

1. leaders, of globalisation
2. automation
3. capital, too much
4. unemployment, large scale issue

5. Why mention US example? IT does not lead to a more equal society
6. Conclusion for example abt India? IT is not a appropriate mean of transportation

NOT SURE AT ALL - section :
7. True, using some technology is unavoidable
8. True, new technologies for developing countries should be cheap
9. NG, people are generally happier using small-scale tech
10. NG, large companies can still benefit from small-scale tech
11. True, the survival of local economy depends on which method of production
12. False, we should reduce the variety of tech use in the world

ANYONE HAVING SPEAKING TMR SUNDAY?X

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 7:57 am**

Listening :

1. regional
2. advertising
3. 10000 m^2 (his last office is 7000 m^2)
4. reception
7. kitchen
8. gym (Is that the question about 24-hour?)
9. furniture (mine is canteen)
10.? (Question about Not required: Office...) I made a guess. It's "guard"

11. Mistakes are to be learnt
12. Be ambitious with what you do
13. Hired an expert to deal with Marketing
14. Taking risk should be cautious
15. Family support (his wife support him during recession)
16. The right approach to business (my answer is the supported from bank. But I suppose that's I'm wrong 'cause how can he get loan easily during the recession)
17. Cannot remember
18. Cannot remember
19. Cannot remember
20. Gain respect in the workplace ( leaders' common quality )

21. watch time
22. group size
23. behaviour
24. calm
25. the weather
26. B
27. D
28. A, The smallest one is Minke (equal to a quarter of the biggest one =D)
29. He is used to write the report
29. They complement other in different academic skills
30. She is required to do the presentation as her tutor said she had not done one

31. 19...
32. production
33. women
34. outdoor
35.
36. Fabric choosing
37. Advertising - Marketing
38. Warehouse work
39. Merchandiser. latest style
40. Visual merchandiser : set up the shop

This is all I can recall! Could someone fill me in on some of the questions? Cheers

Reading :
1. True, jaws are the hardest part the rest is soft
2. False, the natural animals springs to mind when ppl think about engineering materials
3. Some thing not given
4.
5. light ( jaws are hard but very light )
6. histidine ( the amino acid )
7. mineralisation ( no mineralisation detected )
8. aircraft
9. Gills ( they move across the beaches by using )
10. Fangs ( they attack other things )
14. What about questions regarding the object of NASA?

1. The older ppl type quicker as they use time saving techniques (mine is "they are more concentrate", youngsters they often get tension => they don't concentrate as ederly pp do, right?)
2. Children who play chess tend to remember the outline of the chess table better (yes, keywords is layout ~ pattern)
3. Mental capacity can be improved by practice ( not sure ) mine is different. But I can't remember the question. Do you still remember?

4. Matching ppl who say stuff
5. Matching ppl who say stuff
6. Matching ppl who say stuff
7. Matching ppl who say stuff; these matching questions are easy. Thanks Gosh!

8. Episodic, memory
9. Semantic, memory
10. Algebra
11. Psychological, Do better in test

1. leaders, of globalisation
2. automation
3. capital, too much
4. unemployment, large scale issue

5. Why mention US example? IT does not lead to a more equal society
6. Conclusion for example abt India? IT is not a appropriate mean of transportation (mine is different, but cannot remember too)

NOT SURE AT ALL - section :
7. True, using some technology is unavoidable SAME
8. True, new technologies for developing countries should be cheap NOT GIVEN, cannot find synonyms of cheap.
9. NG, people are generally happier using small-scale tech SAME
10. NG, large companies can still benefit from small-scale tech Cannot remember
11. True, the survival of local economy depends on which method of production SAME
12. False, we should reduce the variety of tech use in the world SAME

ANYONE HAVING SPEAKING TMR SUNDAY?X
I'm going to attend spk test in the next 1 hour in Vietnam

medicslife

Posts: 3
Joined: Sat Aug 09, 2014 1:12 pm

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 8:46 am**

1. regional
2. advertising
3. 10000 m^2
4. reception
7. kitchen
8. Security (question about 24-hour)
9. Gym (the answer is Canteen)
10. furniture

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 9:27 am**

Hi There,

My listening answers were like as follows:

1. advertising
2. Marketing
3. 8,000 m^2 (lady suggested for 30 people staff they may require 10,000 but James says '8,000 m^2 so about that')
4. airport (preferred location of the office in the business park near ...)
5. security (must have 24 hr / round the clock)
6. reception (on the ground floor)
7. lift (staff can use)
8. gym (before and after work use)
9. canteen (subsidised...)
10. furniture (not required...office furniture they already have it)

11. A (take positive from the mistake - learn not to make same mistakes in the future)
12. A (confidence will cause...)
13. B (Hired an expert to take care of it)
14. can't remember
15. C ( leaders common quality - gain respect from the colleagues)
16. A (risks - be cautious)
17. C (stick to the the idea which product to start the business with)
18. E (fixed realistic prices)
19. B (took a loan from a bank to start the business) (DO NOT OVER THINK HOW DID HE GET THE LOAN IN THE RECESSION BECAUSE IT WASN'T MENTIONED IN THE CD)
20. C (had good advice) (FAMILY SUPPORT IS AN INCORRECT ANSWER BECAUSE HIS WIFE WAS HELPING HIM TO PAY THE MONTHLY 'RENT'. HOWEVER, THE QUESTION WAS ABOUT HOW HE GET HELP TO SET UP HIS BUSINESSS)

21. Watch Times
22. calm
23. weather
24. can't remember
25. can't remember
26. size (group)
27. behaviour
28. B (sperm whale - no fins)
29. C (Northern ...)
30. A (Minke ...1/4th of a size of D)

31. 300,000 (people hired in UK in textile industry)
32. production (closure/shut down of ...process)
33. women (sales)
34. fashion ( research conducted on ..... clothes)
35. C (company hires small number of people)
36. A (graduate opportunities - linguistic careers)
37. F (analysis - not design by themselves)
38. A (overseeing production/manufacturing operations)
39. D (merchandiser - quantity of clothes required)
40. B (visual merchandiser - display in store)

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 10:42 am**

good work guys~

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 10:51 am**

21) Time (remember the instruction is ONE word only)
31) I'm sure the answer is 1.5 milion (in Twenty century). Today it has reduced to 300.000

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 11:29 am**

oh may be i m wrong on 31 then. but 21 is correct because they were discussing about headings and only 'times' in there doesnt make sense. also, i think for the questions from 21 to 26, the instructions were not like one word only + it was the only section where we required to answer in more than 1 word (i think itwas 3 words and/or number). questions 1 to 10 were 1 word. questions 11 to 20 were MCQs and 31 to 40 were again one word + MCQ. Anyway, even if i mark myself conservatively, i m getting 32 correct which is well below par for me. however, i need only 7 which requires 30 correct answers. i think i got them today. a win with a single or a sixer doesn't matter because win is a win afterall haha how did you go with R W and S?

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 1:36 pm**

Congrats!

I asked my friend who also joined the test this morning and he told me that your 21st question is right =D

I got 29 correct answers in Listening section. There are 6 other answers make me confused because I cannot remember what I chose. Wish me luck, my friend!

))

I did a good job on Reading. I cannot believe this because it seems that under exam condition I performed better (It took me 65 - 70 minutes to resolve 3 passages at home). There are only 14th question I could not find the answer, so I just made a guess in the last 5 minutes. I hope I can get at least 8.0 in reading

Writing, the skill that I feel very confident, wasn't good as I had expected before. I even don't have a moment to recheck my spelling

I'm not sure whether I can achieve 7.0 or not

Speaking - Worried because the examiner repeat "Anything to add?" 2 times, although I gave at least 3 sentences in each questions. I don't understand why he did so! It seems that he was exhausted because I was one of his last candidiates today. Waiting for a 7, but 7.5 would be expected :-*

I also need 7.0 overall, and no section under 6.5. It's cruel! But if everything I estimated is right, then I accomplish my goal too.

Good bless IELTS, you and me

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 1:44 pm**

medicslife wrote:Listening :
Hi mate..I am so amazed for your recalling skills..how did u do that..I have attended this morning exam in australia. .plz I am curious to know where u located. .send me email chyampati1@gmail.com or skype eco.warrior2
1. regional
2. advertising
3. 10000 m^2
4. reception
7. kitchen
8. gym
9. furniture
10.?

11. Mistakes are to be learnt
12. Be ambitious with what you do
13. Hired an expert to deal with Marketing
14. Taking risk should be cautious
15. Family support
16. The right approach to business
17.
18.
19.
20. Gain respect in the workplace ( leaders' common quality )

21. watch time
22. group size
23. behaviour
24. calm
25. the weather
26. B
27. D
28. A, The smallest one is Minke
29. He is used to write the report
29. They complement other in different academic skills
30. She is required to do the presentation as her tutor said she had not done one

31. 19...
32. production
33. women
34. outdoor
35.
36. Fabric choosing
37. Advertising - Marketing
38. Warehouse work
39. Merchandiser. latest style
40. Visual merchandiser : set up the shop

This is all I can recall! Could someone fill me in on some of the questions? Cheers

Reading :
1. True, jaws are the hardest part the rest is soft
2. False, the natural animals springs to mind when ppl think about engineering materials
3. Some thing not given
4.
5. light ( jaws are hard but very light )
6. histidine ( the amino acid )
7. mineralisation ( no mineralisation detected )
8. aircraft
9. Gills ( they move across the beaches by using )
10. Fangs ( they attack other things )

1. The older ppl type quicker as they use time saving techniques
2. Children who play chess tend to remember the outline of the chess table better
3. Mental capacity can be improved by practice ( not sure )

4. Matching ppl who say stuff
5. Matching ppl who say stuff
6. Matching ppl who say stuff
7. Matching ppl who say stuff

8. Episodic, memory
9. Semantic, memory
10. Algebra
11. Psychological, Do better in test

1. leaders, of globalisation
2. automation
3. capital, too much
4. unemployment, large scale issue

5. Why mention US example? IT does not lead to a more equal society
6. Conclusion for example abt India? IT is not a appropriate mean of transportation

NOT SURE AT ALL - section :
7. True, using some technology is unavoidable
8. True, new technologies for developing countries should be cheap
9. NG, people are generally happier using small-scale tech
10. NG, large companies can still benefit from small-scale tech
11. True, the survival of local economy depends on which method of production
12. False, we should reduce the variety of tech use in the world

ANYONE HAVING SPEAKING TMR SUNDAY?X

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 2:22 pm**

ieltstaker140816 wrote:Listening :

1. regional
2. advertising
3. 10000 m^2 (his last office is 7000 m^2)
4. reception
7. kitchen
8. gym (Is that the question about 24-hour?)
9. furniture (mine is canteen)
10.? (Question about Not required: Office...) I made a guess. It's "guard"

11. Mistakes are to be learnt
12. Be ambitious with what you do
13. Hired an expert to deal with Marketing
14. Taking risk should be cautious
15. Family support (his wife support him during recession)
16. The right approach to business (my answer is the supported from bank. But I suppose that's I'm wrong 'cause how can he get loan easily during the recession)
17. Cannot remember
18. Cannot remember
19. Cannot remember
20. Gain respect in the workplace ( leaders' common quality )

21. watch time
22. group size
23. behaviour
24. calm
25. the weather
26. B
27. D
28. A, The smallest one is Minke (equal to a quarter of the biggest one =D)
29. He is used to write the report
29. They complement other in different academic skills
30. She is required to do the presentation as her tutor said she had not done one

31. 19...
32. production
33. women
34. outdoor
35.
36. Fabric choosing
37. Advertising - Marketing
38. Warehouse work
39. Merchandiser. latest style
40. Visual merchandiser : set up the shop

This is all I can recall! Could someone fill me in on some of the questions? Cheers

Reading :
1. True, jaws are the hardest part the rest is soft
2. False, the natural animals springs to mind when ppl think about engineering materials
3. Some thing not given
4.
5. light ( jaws are hard but very light )
6. histidine ( the amino acid )
7. mineralisation ( no mineralisation detected )
8. aircraft
9. Gills ( they move across the beaches by using )
10. Fangs ( they attack other things )
14. What about questions regarding the object of NASA?

1. The older ppl type quicker as they use time saving techniques (mine is "they are more concentrate", youngsters they often get tension => they don't concentrate as ederly pp do, right?)
2. Children who play chess tend to remember the outline of the chess table better (yes, keywords is layout ~ pattern)
3. Mental capacity can be improved by practice ( not sure ) mine is different. But I can't remember the question. Do you still remember?

4. Matching ppl who say stuff
5. Matching ppl who say stuff
6. Matching ppl who say stuff
7. Matching ppl who say stuff; these matching questions are easy. Thanks Gosh!

8. Episodic, memory
9. Semantic, memory
10. Algebra
11. Psychological, Do better in test

1. leaders, of globalisation
2. automation
3. capital, too much
4. unemployment, large scale issue

5. Why mention US example? IT does not lead to a more equal society
6. Conclusion for example abt India? IT is not a appropriate mean of transportation (mine is different, but cannot remember too)

NOT SURE AT ALL - section :
7. True, using some technology is unavoidable SAME
8. True, new technologies for developing countries should be cheap NOT GIVEN, cannot find synonyms of cheap.
9. NG, people are generally happier using small-scale tech SAME
10. NG, large companies can still benefit from small-scale tech Cannot remember
11. True, the survival of local economy depends on which method of production SAME
12. False, we should reduce the variety of tech use in the world SAME

ANYONE HAVING SPEAKING TMR SUNDAY?X
I'm going to attend spk test in the next 1 hour in Vietnam
medicslife

Posts: 3
Joined: Sat Aug 09, 2014 1:12 pm

Hey! How did it go? I also took the test in Vietnam. What did you get for your speaking?

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 2:24 pm**

geoenvirons wrote:
medicslife wrote:Listening :
Hi mate..I am so amazed for your recalling skills..how did u do that..I have attended this morning exam in australia. .plz I am curious to know where u located. .send me email chyampati1@gmail.com or skype eco.warrior2
1. regional
2. advertising
3. 10000 m^2
4. reception
7. kitchen
8. gym
9. furniture
10.?

11. Mistakes are to be learnt
12. Be ambitious with what you do
13. Hired an expert to deal with Marketing
14. Taking risk should be cautious
15. Family support
16. The right approach to business
17.
18.
19.
20. Gain respect in the workplace ( leaders' common quality )

21. watch time
22. group size
23. behaviour
24. calm
25. the weather
26. B
27. D
28. A, The smallest one is Minke
29. He is used to write the report
29. They complement other in different academic skills
30. She is required to do the presentation as her tutor said she had not done one

31. 19...
32. production
33. women
34. outdoor
35.
36. Fabric choosing
37. Advertising - Marketing
38. Warehouse work
39. Merchandiser. latest style
40. Visual merchandiser : set up the shop

This is all I can recall! Could someone fill me in on some of the questions? Cheers

Reading :
1. True, jaws are the hardest part the rest is soft
2. False, the natural animals springs to mind when ppl think about engineering materials
3. Some thing not given
4.
5. light ( jaws are hard but very light )
6. histidine ( the amino acid )
7. mineralisation ( no mineralisation detected )
8. aircraft
9. Gills ( they move across the beaches by using )
10. Fangs ( they attack other things )

1. The older ppl type quicker as they use time saving techniques
2. Children who play chess tend to remember the outline of the chess table better
3. Mental capacity can be improved by practice ( not sure )

4. Matching ppl who say stuff
5. Matching ppl who say stuff
6. Matching ppl who say stuff
7. Matching ppl who say stuff

8. Episodic, memory
9. Semantic, memory
10. Algebra
11. Psychological, Do better in test

1. leaders, of globalisation
2. automation
3. capital, too much
4. unemployment, large scale issue

5. Why mention US example? IT does not lead to a more equal society
6. Conclusion for example abt India? IT is not a appropriate mean of transportation

NOT SURE AT ALL - section :
7. True, using some technology is unavoidable
8. True, new technologies for developing countries should be cheap
9. NG, people are generally happier using small-scale tech
10. NG, large companies can still benefit from small-scale tech
11. True, the survival of local economy depends on which method of production
12. False, we should reduce the variety of tech use in the world

ANYONE HAVING SPEAKING TMR SUNDAY?X

Hey added you on skypex

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 8:12 pm**

Hi ieltstesttaker140816,

I wish you a good luck with the listening. With 29 correct answers, you will score 6.5 very easily but sometimes we correct ourselves too conservatively sometimes so hope for 30 correct answers as well which can get you to 7 in it. By looking at your IELTS band score requirement, I think you are chasing SA's state sponsorship. Do you?

I appeared for GT module and my Reading was a piece a cake. Finished answering 40 questions 20 minutes early. There was nothing challenging. So I expect 8.5 to 9 in Reading.

Writing was good as well. Expecting 7 in writing as the letter and essay satisfies band 7 descriptors. (I hope you know how they mark you for overall writing score out of the two tasks)

Concern has been a Speaking test. Infact, I take IELTS for Speaking test ONLY. This was my 6th appearance and I never get any less than 7.0 in L R W. However, I am always getting 6.5 in Speaking and this is the reason for retake after retake. I know I am very close but just not there yet. I also know where I am lacking. I am improving after doing 4 tests as in all those I didn't needed to score 7 in speaking so dint required 'special' attention. My earlier IELTS requirement was same like your current. But the sponsorship didn't worked out. So now i need to get 7 in each as mandatory requirement to get 10 points for residency.

My Speaking questions were asfollows-

Part 1- Do you work or are you a student?
Why did you choose this profession?
Are you more efficient in morning or in the afternoon? why?

Do you like music?
What type of music do you usually listen to?
Has this taste of music remained the same since you were a child?

what type of clothes do you like to wear?
Do you change the clothes when you get home from work?
Did you like wearing special clothes for occasions like birthdays when you were a child?
Do you think people spend too much money on clothes?

Part 2- Describe something that you forgot to do.
what was it?
where did that happen?
why did that happen?
explain how you felt about it later?

part 3 - memory /memory aids

Do you have a good memory?
What are the things that people usually forget?
What can help people to remember things?
Does having a good memory is important for certain professions like teachers, doctors?

By the way, my 2nd August test result was out on 15th August. I got L 8.5, R 7.5, W 7.0, S 6.5 O 7.5. I have decided to sit for a test on each date (GT) until I get 7.0 in Speaking. The race against the time has begun haha.
Will see on the 29th August if i did well for 7.0 in speaking otherwise I already booked in for the 6th Sept

Have a good weekend.
See ya.

ieltstaker140816 wrote:Congrats! I asked my friend who also joined the test this morning and he told me that your 21st question is right =D

I got 29 correct answers in Listening section. There are 6 other answers make me confused because I cannot remember what I chose. Wish me luck, my friend! ))

I did a good job on Reading. I cannot believe this because it seems that under exam condition I performed better (It took me 65 - 70 minutes to resolve 3 passages at home). There are only 14th question I could not find the answer, so I just made a guess in the last 5 minutes. I hope I can get at least 8.0 in reading

Writing, the skill that I feel very confident, wasn't good as I had expected before. I even don't have a moment to recheck my spelling I'm not sure whether I can achieve 7.0 or not

Speaking - Worried because the examiner repeat "Anything to add?" 2 times, although I gave at least 3 sentences in each questions. I don't understand why he did so! It seems that he was exhausted because I was one of his last candidiates today. Waiting for a 7, but 7.5 would be expected :-*

I also need 7.0 overall, and no section under 6.5. It's cruel! But if everything I estimated is right, then I accomplish my goal too.

Good bless IELTS, you and me

Posted: **Sat Aug 16, 2014 8:35 pm**

Please let me know what were your speaking questions. Don't worry about what he said. If you think over it you will see that it can have 2 meanings. 1. he expect you to expand further as the topic was in Part 3 2. he wanted to go home early (as you are saying he looked exhausted) and he wanted you to finish early lol. It won't affect your score because by the end of part 2, they have pretty much a good idea about how many bands you are? Part 3 is there for clearing their doubts from the examiner's point of view. For ex, if they are unsure if you are 6.5 or 7 but they are very sure that you are definitely at least a 6, then part 3 guide them to assess them in giving the final score. It is an opportunity for the candidate as well. If you expand your answers well (meaning that keep asking yourself why? after every spoken sentence to expand and also offer alternative for the 'subject' in the question to end you answers) and use some uncommon vocabulary with some complex sentence structure (using 'which' 'and' 'that' and appropriate verb choices)then they will give you give you that extra 0.5.

They assess for those 4 marking criteria throughout the test and give you marks in each criteria (out of 9) and then totals them and then divide that total by 4 to calculate the final (average) score for the Speaking. Remember this- If the average score is not a whole number or a 0.5 number, for example, 5.5, the examiner goes down to the next whole number or 0.5 number.

Pronunciation 7

Grammar 7

Vocabulary 8

Fluency & Coherence 7

Average = 29/4 = 7.25

= Band 7.0

In nutshell, to score 7.0 in speaking, your total needs to be at least 28 if not 29.

Hope this helps.

Posted: **Sun Aug 17, 2014 1:39 am**

My speaking test 16/08/2014 (BC Vietnam)

Part 1:

- Do you work or study?
- Why did you choose that job?

- What is your favourite food?
- How often do you eat that kind of food?
- Do you know how to cook?

- Did you learn how to use map when you was a child?
- Do you prefer paper map or electronic map?

Part 2: Describe an item that you bought but rarely use. You need to answer:

- What it is?
- Where did you buy it?
- Why did you buy it?

And explained why you rarely use it.

Part 3:

- What are the most common things are often recycled in your country?
- Is it important to recycle?
- The pros and cons of shopping in big malls.
- Bad quality cloths with low price or good quality cloths, but expensive (silly question -_-)

He didn't have a chance to ask me why

) I think I did a good job with Part 1 + 2. Part 3 wasn't smooth as I had planned. I exanded my answer, but my examples were not clear enough. He also asked me "anything to add" 2 times in part 3.

((((

Posted: **Sun Aug 17, 2014 10:35 pm**

Thanks for the update.

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