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    The document summarizes the format and scoring of the IELTS exam. It is divided into four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. The Listening section contains 4 parts and lasts 40 minutes. The Reading section contains 3 parts with 3-5 texts and 13-14 questions. The Writing section consists of two tasks - the first describes a diagram or chart, and the second responds to an argument. The Speaking section includes an interview, a 1-minute preparation on a topic, and an open discussion about the topic.

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    The document summarizes the format and scoring of the IELTS exam. It is divided into four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. The Listening section contains 4 parts and lasts 40 minutes. The Reading section contains 3 parts with 3-5 texts and 13-14 questions. The Writing section consists of two tasks - the first describes a diagram or chart, and the second responds to an argument. The Speaking section includes an interview, a 1-minute preparation on a topic, and an open discussion about the topic.

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    Basic Steps to passing IELTS

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    The document summarizes the format and scoring of the IELTS exam. It is divided into four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. The Listening section contains 4 parts and lasts 40 minutes. The Reading section contains 3 parts with 3-5 texts and 13-14 questions. The Writing section consists of two tasks - the first describes a diagram or chart, and the second responds to an argument. The Speaking section includes an interview, a 1-minute preparation on a topic, and an open discussion about the topic.

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    IELTS

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    The document summarizes the format and scoring of the IELTS exam. It is divided into four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. The Listening section contains 4 parts and lasts 40 minutes. The Reading section contains 3 parts with 3-5 texts and 13-14 questions. The Writing section consists of two tasks - the first describes a diagram or chart, and the second responds to an argument. The Speaking section includes an interview, a 1-minute preparation on a topic, and an open discussion about the topic.

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    BY ANNA

    MAIN CONTENT
    SCORE DISTRIBUTION
    LISTENING

     Comprises of 4 sections
     Allotted 40 minutes
     Each section can be either a monologue or a dialogue
     Begins with a brief introduction about the situation
     Candidates may skim through the questions
     Candidates are required to make necessary notes
     Each section is heard only once
     Towards the end of listening section, candidates are given
    10minutes to transfer all their answers to the answer sheet
    READING
     3 sections, comprising of normally 3 texts
    followed by 13-14 questions.
     Occassionally due to shorter texts, there can be
    up to 5 texts in total.
    WRITING

     Consists of 2 tasks
     Task 1: candidate describes a diagram, graph,
    process or chart
     Task 2: response to an argument
    THE DIAGRAM BELOW SHOWS THE NITROGEN CYCLE.
    Q. WRITE A REPORT FOR A UNIVERSITY LECTURER DESCRIBING THE
    INFORMATION SHOWN BELOW. (EXAMPLE OF TASK 1)
    SPEAKING
     Consists of 3 sections
     1st section: candidate takes in form of an interview. They may be
    asked about their hobbies, reasons for taking IELTS and other
    general topics such as shopping, family, friends..
     2nd section: candidates are given a topic booklet, 1 minute is
    provided to prepare about the topic.
     3rd section: this is an open discussion between the examiner and
    the candidate generally relating to the same theme as in 2nd
    section.
    SPEAKING EXAMPLES

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