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Your IELTS Mock Test

Bubble Language School · For our students

Your IELTS® Mock Test

A full practice test in the IELTS® format: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. You get your Listening and Reading bands straight away, and your teacher marks your Writing and Speaking.

4 skillsAbout 3 hoursAcademic or General TrainingSpeaking recorded online

Which version?

A

Academic

For university study and professional registration. Reading passages come from books, journals and magazines; Writing Task 1 describes a chart, table or diagram.

G

General Training

For work, training and migration. Reading uses everyday and workplace texts; Writing Task 1 is a letter.

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Same for both

Listening and Speaking are the same in both versions.

How the test works

Section What you do Time
Listening 4 parts, 40 questions. Each recording plays once; you get time to read the questions first. Type your answers as you listen. about 30 min
Reading 3 sections, 40 questions. Move freely between sections. 60 min
Writing Task 1 (at least 150 words) and Task 2 (at least 250 words), typed on screen. 60 min
Speaking 3 parts with recorded examiner questions. Your answers are recorded with your microphone and sent to your teacher. 11–14 min

Before you start

  • Use a computer with headphones and a microphone (Chrome or Edge works best), in a quiet room, with about 3 hours free.
  • Press "Test my sound" first. When the Speaking test starts, allow the microphone.
  • Your answers are saved on your device, so if the page reloads you can carry on.
  • No marks are taken off for wrong answers: answer every question.

Ready?

Your Listening and Reading result arrives in your inbox as soon as you finish Writing. Your teacher sends your full result with your overall band.

This is a Bubble Language School practice test, not an official IELTS® test, and the bands are estimates. IELTS® is a registered trademark of the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge University Press & Assessment; this test is not made or endorsed by them. Questions? Ask your teacher or message us on LINE.

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