IELTS Listening · The real thing

Full Listening Test

Sit all four parts back to back, the way test day works — 40 questions, each recording played once, and a single band at the end.

4

Parts

40

Questions

~30

Minutes

What you'll sit

1

Everyday Conversation

Form & note completion

10 Q

2

Everyday Monologue

Multiple choice + matching

10 Q

3

Academic Discussion

Multiple choice

10 Q

4

Academic Lecture

Sentence & summary completion

10 Q

4 parts · 40 questions in one continuous sitting.
Each recording plays once — you get 30 seconds to preview each part before the audio begins.
When the recording ends you get 2 minutes to check, then the paper submits itself — the computer-delivered test rule.
Your scores stay hidden until the end — no per-part results, exactly like the real exam.
Your overall band is set on the official IELTS Listening conversion — correct out of 40.

Before you start

Set the level and check your sound.