IELTS Listening – SARAH’S HEALTH AND FITNESS CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM S7T1

IELTS Listening SARAH’S HEALTH AND FITNESS CLUB MEMBERSHIP FORM listening practice test has 10 questions belongs to the Health & Fitness / Services subject.

A: Hello.

B: Yes.

A: Issue club taking on new members at the moment.

B: Yes we’re always interested in taking on new members. Just give me a moment and I’ll get an application form. Right, here we are, Sir let’s start with your name.

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A: It’s Harry.

B: Kay and your surname.

A: It’s _Q1 Symonds.

B: It’s not like Simon with an S.

A: No it’s S. Y. M. O. N. D. S. most people find it rather difficult to spell.

B: I see. It has a silent D.., I guess a lot of people miss that. Now let me see. Can you tell me when you were born?

A: Yes certainly.

A: The eleventh of December.

B: Thanks, A year. (_Q2 Nineteen ninety-six.) Okay good. Now, are you

A: Thinking of becoming a _Q3 full time member. Probably not.

A: What kind of memberships do you have.

B: Well we also have off-peak membership which is between nine and twelve in the morning and two and five in the afternoon. And then we do have a weekend to membership.

A: So a weekend membership is just Saturday and Sunday.

B: Yes that’s right.

A: Okay. Well, that’s not going to work for me. It looks like I’ll have to be full-time. I’m afraid off-peak membership won’t do as I’m not free at those times and I don’t just want to be restricted to weekends.

B: Okay I’ll make a note of that. Right we have several facilities at the club including.

A: At GM.

B: A swimming pool tennis and squash courts. What activities are you planning on doing?

A: Well do you have badminton?

B: Yes we do. And.

A: Table tennis.

B: I’m afraid not well knows that the moments anyway.

A: Okay, Well I’m also very keen on _Q4 swimming so I’m glad you have a pool.

A: I’ll certainly be doing a lot of that.

B: Hey Hey I’ve got that. We’ll be using the jam no I’m not.

A: Interested in that?

B: Okay.

B: So just let me, work count, what the cost will be.

B: Yes that comes to four hundred and fifty pounds for the year you can choose to pay annually for the full year or _Q5 monthly it’s up to you.

A: I’d prefer to pay regularly in small amounts rather than have a large amount to pay in one go if that’s okay.

B: Sure that’s fine.

B: Right I’ve got the most important details for now.

B: Before you hear the rest of the conversation you will have some time to look at the questions six to ten.

B: Now listen and answer questions six to ten.

B: So I’d just like to ask you a few questions about your lifestyle if that says K. Ricky.

A: Yes that’s fine.

B: Do you do any regular exercise at the moment?

A: Yes I do a bit.

B: Good and what do you do?

A: Well every few days I _Q6 go jogging.

B: Yes that’s good.

B: How long do you go full?

A: Well it varies I guess it depends on how energetic I’m feeling.

B: Yes of course every little bit helps I’m do you have any injuries at the moment.

A: Well I did break a bone in my foot to playing football a long time ago but that soul healed up now.

A: But in the last few days I’ve realized I have a _Q7 bad ankle.

A: I think I must’ve injured it last week.

B: And.

A: It’s a bit so on now.

A: But apart from that I’m fine.

B: Right I guess you might need to rest it for a few days to let it recover.

A: Yes I will.

B: Sir let me just ask you what you want to achieve by joining the cop.

B: Do you have any targets or goals?

A: Well I suppose my main name is to build up my _Q8 fitness level.

A: Is that the kind of thing you mean?

B: Yes that’s fine.

B: All the activities you’re going to be doing should certainly help you with that.

A: Okay.

B: And could you tell me what you do for a living?

A: Well I was a student up until recently.

B: Okay so what do you doing at the moment?

A: Well I’m a _Q9 charity worker.

B: No that’s fine.

B: I’ll write that down.

B: Okay nearly done one last question.

B: Ask how you heard about the club did you see is advertised or did you go to our website for example?

A: Well I’ve been looking for a health club for a while and I almost my friends for suggestions but they weren’t much help.

A: And then I was listening to the _Q10 radio and your club was mentioned so I thought I’ll go along and see what it’s like.

B: Great well we look forward to having you as a member.

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IELTS LISTENING – KT Furniture customer order form S13T1

IELTS Listening New Caledonian Crow and The Use of Tools listening practice test has 10 questions belongs to the Science & Biology subject.

KT Furniture: Good afternoon, KT. Furniture. Can I help you?

Sue Brown: Ah, hello. Yes, Um, I’m setting up a new office, and I don’t have internet access yet, but I’d like to place an order for some furniture.

KT Furniture: That’s fine. You can do it over the phone, and I can fill in the form for you this end.

Sue Brown: Oh, great. Thanks.

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KT Furniture: I just need to take a few customer details first, if that’s okay.

Sue Brown: Yes, fine.

KT Furniture: What name is it?

Sue Brown: My name? Yes. Oh, it’s Sue Brown

KT Furniture: Thanks. And what’s the name of your company? Was Brown?

Sue Brown: It’s a clothing company. It’s cooled. Drift. You best.

KT Furniture: Okay, I’ll just note that down _Q1 dress

Sue Brown: best no your best.

KT Furniture: Oh, right. Going it. So you make smart clothes?

Sue Brown: Yes. Formal dress for weddings and special occasions that we also repair and alter clothes.

KT Furniture: And where are you located? What’s your postal address?

Sue Brown: Right. Well, we’re on _Q2 Kirby Trading estate.

KT Furniture: Kirby. How do you spell that?

Sue Brown: It’s K I R B Y?

KT Furniture: Oh, I know that area. It’s new Hampton Road, isn’t it?

Sue Brown: Yes, that’s right. Number 210 in south. Down.

KT Furniture: Okay. And can I have a contact number for our delivery man?

Sue Brown: Sure. It’s probably best if I give you my mobile number. Okay. The numbers are _Q3 9356788545

KT Furniture: Okay,

Sue Brown: No. 788545

KT Furniture: Okay, that’s great. Now, just a couple more questions before I take your order. Fine We have to delivery dates this month, and you should be able to have either.

Sue Brown: When are they?

KT Furniture: Well, there’s one on the 16th of the month. But there’s a charge of $40 for that one

Sue Brown: Lets a lot,

KT Furniture: or there’s option two, which is the end of the month. I’ll have to confirm the date later on. That’s a free delivery.

Sue Brown: I’ll take option two. Thanks. I don’t want to pay a charge.

KT Furniture: Okay. Oh, no. Down _Q4 no charge.

Sue Brown: We haven’t organized the office yet, so there should be plenty of time.

KT Furniture: And lastly, you don’t have an account with us. So how would you like to pay?

Sue Brown: I’ll pay by credit card.

KT Furniture: Okay. Will that be Visa?

Sue Brown: Is _Q5 American Express okay?

KT Furniture: Absolutely fine. So what would you like to order?

Sue Brown: Well, I’ve been looking in your catalog and you have some office chairs that look very comfortable for our type of work.

KT Furniture: Is there an item code?

Sue Brown: Yes. It’s a.s.a.p 23.

KT Furniture: Okay. Those chairs come in pink, white, and _Q6 black

Sue Brown: Yes, the pink looks nice, but I think the darker color is better for us. You can see light materials on it more easily. That’s true. We’ll have five of those, I think.

KT Furniture: Okay, I’ve got that. Anything else?

Sue Brown: Do you have any striped met?

KT Furniture: I’m sorry. Not at the moment. They’re out of stock. We should have some in next month.

Sue Brown: Never mind. Um well, I don’t like to have your _Q7 glass desks.

KT Furniture: They’re lovely, aren’t they?

Sue Brown: Yes. He seemed to have two sizes.

KT Furniture: Basically large or small. I think the code for the small ones is

Sue Brown: I think we’ll have the large ones. The code here is _Q8 TG 586

KT Furniture: Okay, so that’s two glass desks. Any lumps for those?

Sue Brown: No. We have to get special lamps for our work.

KT Furniture: Oh, I see Do you have another supplier for those?

Sue Brown: Yes, Um, we don’t need some furniture for our customers, though.

KT Furniture: Okay. For a waiting area or something.

Sue Brown: Well, we have to discuss the work with them, so we need a nice So for order

KT Furniture: something soft. And

Sue Brown: I thought liver.

KT Furniture: Ah, yes, a good choice.

Sue Brown: And there’s a three-seater here Dfd44 that seems to be in red cream or chocolate brown.

KT Furniture: Yes, it does come in _Q9 yellow as well.

Sue Brown: Yeah. I thought of red, but that sounds lively. Yes, I’ll have that color. I think brands a bit too dull. And cream shows the dirt too much.

KT Furniture: Yeah, you’re right. Anything else? The _Q10 coffee table, perhaps?

Sue Brown: Yes, I think so. Maybe t X 22. The silver one.

KT Furniture: A very good choice.

Sue Brown: Well, that’s it, I think.

KT Furniture: Okay. I’ll just add that up for you then. Take your credit card details.

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IELTS LISTENING – Stewart’s work placement S12T3

IELTS Listening Stewart’s Work Placement listening practice test has 10 questions belongs to the Education & Work Experience subject.

Tutor: Right, Stewart? Well, I read your draft report on your work placement at the Central Museum Association. Sounds as if you had an interesting time. So you ended up making a film for them?

Stewart: Yeah, It was a film to train the employees in different museums in the techniques they should use the labeling ancient objects without damaging them. Some of them a really fragile.

Tutor: Okay, so in your report, you go through the main stages in making the film. Let’s discuss that in a little more You had to find a location somewhere to shoot the film.

 

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Stewart: That took quite a few days because I had to look at different museums all over the country. But I’d allowed time for it. And, _Q21 even though it was the middle of winter, there wasn’t any snow. So I didn’t have any transport problems.

Tutor: Right? Did you have to decide what equipment you need for the filming?

Stewart: _Q22 Yes, I think they were quite surprised how well I managed that. It was just the luck of the drawer. Actually, I’ve done that project with you last year.

Tutor: Oh, on recording technology. So you knew a bit about it from that, right?

Stewart: Yeah. What? _Q23 I found really hard was actually writing the script. I had a deadline for that, but the association had to extend it. I couldn’t have done it otherwise.

Tutor: Would it have helped if you had some training there?

Stewart: I think you’re right. I probably needed that year

Tutor: Right now. From your draft report, it sounds as if you had one or two problems deciding who was going to actually appear in the video.

Stewart: The casting. I’d expected that the people who worked for the association would be really keen on taking parts.

Tutor: But they weren’t?

Stewart: _Q24 The thing was they were also busy. And it did mean some of them had to travel. But Janice King, who I was reporting to for the project, she was great. She arranged for people to have time off on for their work to be covered. So that was a big help for Me.

Tutor: Right, and it sounds like the filming itself went well. _Q25 I gather you found a company who provided an online introduction to the techniques.

Stewart: Yeah, it was really informative. On very user-friendly. I learned a lot from it.

Tutor: And then the editing.

Stewart: _Q26 For that, the association put me in touch with someone who works for one of the big movie companies. And I went down to the studio on, sat with him in front of his computer for a day, learning how to cut and paste and deal with soundtrack and so on.

Tutor: So was that all?

Stewart: No, I didn’t include this in my draft reports, but I had to design the cover for the DVD as well, the lettering and everything.

Tutor: Have you done any of that sort of design work before?

Stewart: No, But _Q27 I did a rough draft and then talked it through with a couple of my mates and they gave me some more ideas and when I’d finished it. I showed it to the people who worked at the association, and they really liked it.

Tutor: Excellent. Now, as well as your own draft report. I’ve also received some written evaluation from the association on the work you did during your placement and how it was a benefit to them. I noticed that you haven’t included anything on that in your report yet

Stewart: how my project benefited the association, You mean So do I have to include that?

Tutor: Yes.

Stewart: Well, let’s think. I suppose if I hadn’t made the film for them, they’d have had to get an outside company to do it. But because I was actually working for the association, I’ve got much more of a feeling for what their _Q28 aims are. Things like their responsibility for the conservation of the exhibits. I don’t think an outside company would have had that understanding. They would have been more detached

Tutor: Right and the association also said that because of your background, you had a good idea of where to go to get the best deal for the equipment you needed. They said the saving in expense made it worthwhile, even though sourcing it took quite a bit of time.

Stewart: Yes, that’s true.

Tutor: The association also said making the film had a very positive effect in getting _Q29 staff to work together more closely.

Stewart: Oh, I hadn’t heard that that’s good, and certainly people weren’t afraid to tell me what they thought about it as I was making it. So I was able to get lots of _Q30 feedback at every stage. That was useful for me. But it also meant the final product worked better for them.

Tutor: Can you think of any other benefits?

Stewart: Well, I don’t think they’d really thought out what they’d do with the film. Once it was made, I made quite a few suggestions for distribution. Other people we could send it to as well as museum staff.

Tutor: Yes, they mentioned that.

Stewart: Okay, good. Well, it sounds like this.

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IELTS LISTENING – Hilary Lodge Retirement Home S12T1

 

IELTS Listening Hilary Lodge Retirement Home listening practice test has 10 questions belongs to the Community / Health & Care Services subject.

Kathy: Hello Hillary large retirement home Kathy speaking.

John: Hello my name’s John shepherd could I ask if you are the manager of the home?

Kathy: That’s right.

John: Good hello can I say a friend of mine is a volunteer at Hillary large and I’d like to help out too if you need more people I work part-time so I have quite a lots of free time.

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Kathy: We’re always glad to have more help John should only tell you about some of the activities that volunteers sketch involved in.

John: Please.

Kathy: Well on Monday evenings we organize computer training we’ve got six laptops and five oh six residence come to the sessions regularly.

Kathy: Their rule now fine writing and sending emails but trainer has just moved away and we need to three volunteers who can help the residents create _Q1 documents.

Kathy: Just simple things ray lay.

John: I’d certainly be interested in doing that.

Kathy: Great.

Kathy: Then on Tuesday afternoons we have an informal singing Klaus which most of the residents attends we’ve got a _Q2 keyboard and someone who plays but if you’d like to join in the singing he would be very welcome.

John: I work on Tuesdays at the moment though that might change I’ll have to give it a miss fine now I’m afraid.

Kathy: Okay then on Thursday mornings we generally have a session in all god in.

Kathy: Several of all residents enjoy learning about _Q3 flowers where they grow best how to look off to them and so on is.

John: That is something you are keen on I’m no expert but I enjoyed gardening so yes I’d like to get involved do you have your own _Q4 tools at the home?

Kathy: We’ve got a few but not very many.

John: I could bring some men with me when I come.

Kathy: Thank you very much one very important thing for volunteers is that we hold a monthly meeting where they all get together with the stuff it’s a chance to make sure where well king well together and that everyone knows how the residents are and what’s going on in the home.

John: I.

Kathy: Now obviously we need to get to know you before you become one of our volunteers.

John: Of course.

Kathy: Could you come in for an informal interview later this week maybe?

John: I’m busy the next couple of days but would _Q5 Saturday be possible?

Kathy: Suddenly just drop in anytime during the day all I won’t be working then so you’ll see my assistant the rate.

John: Sorry how do you spell that?

Kathy: It’s M. A. I. R. E. A. D. the _Q6 Mairead.

John: R. K. caught that it’s not a name I’m familiar with.

Kathy: It’s an Irish name she comes from Dublin.

John: Price and the road that Hillary loud G. is in is cold _Q7 Bridge Road isn’t it?

Kathy: That’s right number seventy-three.

John : Fine.

Kathy: One other thing you might be interested in we’re holding a couple of open house stays and still need a few volunteers if your available.

John: What are the dates?

Kathy: This one on April the ninth and another on the _Q8 14 of may that both Saturdays and old day events.

John: I can certainly manage May the 14 I’ve got another commitment on April the nine so.

Kathy: That would be a great help we’re having several guest entertainers singers a brass band and so on and we’re expecting a lot of visitors so one possibility is to help look after the entertainers all you could spend an hour or so organizing people as they arrive and then just be part of the team making sure everything’s going smoothly.

John: Well show lying to show people where they can _Q9 park.

Kathy: Lovely thank you one reason for holding the open house days is to get publicity the Henry large locally so you may find you have someone from a _Q10 newspaper wanting to interview you.

Kathy: They’ll want to find out from two of three people why they volunteer to help at home.

Kathy: We’re trying to get a TV station to come to but they didn’t seem very interested.

John: I don’t mind being interviewed.

Kathy: Good.

Kathy: Well if you come in for a chat as we arranged.

John: We’ll.

Kathy: Take it from there.

Kathy: Thank you very much for calling.

John: My pleasure goodbye.

Kathy: I.

Kathy: That is the end of section one you now have Hoffa minutes to check your own sis.

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