Ielts General Training Reading

The IELTS reading test assesses your ability to understand articles and books. There are three sections with a total of 40 questions. You have 60 minutes to complete the test. For each question, you will be given four options (A, B, C or D). You must choose the correct answer. Some of the questions allow you to make notes on a separate piece of paper while others do not allow notes. You should read these instructions carefully and follow them closely

This IELTS test concentrates on reading skills. There are three sections with a total of 40 questions.

This IELTS test concentrates on reading skills. There are three sections with a total of 40 questions. Reading is one of the most important skills you will use in your life, whether it be for your career, personal development or education. It’s also very useful in everyday situations such as shopping and working out which bus to catch!

A lot of people think that reading only involves understanding what is said or written but there’s much more to it than this. Good readers understand how information is presented (text layout) and can make inferences from what they read or hear based on their previous experiences (text meaning).

For example: One day you’re driving along when suddenly another car pulls out in front of you without indicating first. You have just enough time to brake before crashing into them – fortunately nobody was hurt but there could have been serious consequences if not for good drivers like yourself who know how important it is to indicate correctly every time they want turn left onto the road ahead.”

You have 60 minutes to complete the test.

You have 60 minutes to complete the test. You must complete the test in 60 minutes. You can use any extra time you may have to check your answers for all tests and sections, or to go back over them if you wish.

For each question, you will be given four options (A, B, C or D). You must choose the correct answer.

For each question, you will be given four options (A, B, C or D). You must choose the correct answer.

Do not choose more than one answer.

Do not leave any answers blank.

Do not change the order of the answers.

Do not change the answer to a different question.

Some of the questions allow you to make notes on a separate piece of paper while others do not allow notes. You should read these instructions carefully and follow them closely.

• Some questions use text passages and ask you to answer them by writing a few sentences on a separate sheet of paper. This is called “free writing.”
• Other questions only require you to listen, look at the pictures and instructions and answer the question directly in your test booklet (this is called “closed book.”)
• You should read these instructions carefully and follow them closely.

When you have finished writing your answers, enter your name and candidate number in the spaces provided at the end of this booklet.

When you have finished writing your answers, enter your name and candidate number in the spaces provided at the end of this booklet. Write clearly in capital letters and use black ink or ballpoint pen.

The IELTS reading test is about more than just reading ability

Reading is a complex skill. It needs to be practiced, developed and developed in a variety of ways. Reading also needs to be developed in a variety of contexts. IELTS reading tests assesses your ability to understand written information on familiar topics. The reading test is about more than just reading ability; it is about understanding what you read and being able to use this information in other contexts.

IELTS Reading is a test that focuses on the reading skills of candidates. There are three sections with a total of 40 questions, and each section has 20 minutes to complete. For each question, you will be given four options (A, B, C or D). You must choose the correct answer. Some questions allow you to make notes on a separate piece of paper while others do not allow notes; you should read these instructions carefully and follow them closely. When you have finished writing your answers enter your name and candidate number in the spaces provided at the end of this booklet.