Rear view Mirror -2

 Rear view Mirror-2

                IELTS Exam. in Canada on 11 September 2021 


Listening Module
Part 1.  A conversation about a theatre club.
Questions: Multiple choice, Matching information.
Part 2. A talk about the red Squirrel.
Questions: Multiple choice.
Part 3. A student and her counselor  were talking about tourism and university courses.
Questions: Multiple choice,  Matching information.
Part 4. A lecture about a painter in New York.
Questions: Multiple choice, Matching information, table completion.

Reading Module.
Passage 1. A text on Alfred Noble.
Questions: True/False/Not Given, Sentence Completion.
Passage 2. A text on agroforestry (a land use management system in which trees ans shrubs are grown around crops/pastureland).
Questions: True/False? Not Given, Matching Information.
Passage 3. Brand to last. 
Questions: Yes/No/Not Given, Sentence completion using words from a box.  

Writing Module.
Task 1. Academic. Report.
A diagram showing the steps involved in the production of fresg orange juice and orange juice from concentrate.
Task 2. Essay.
Many people leave their home countries and go to other countries to live and work.
Why do you think this is happening? Do the advantages of this trend outweigh the disadvantages?

Speaking Module.
Part 1.
(Introduction)
1. Could you please tell your full name?
2. Can I see your ID?
3. Where do you come from?
4. Do you work or are you a student?
5.Why do you like your job/study?
Lets talk about reading:
6. What is the best place to read a book?
7. Do people read as much as they did in the past?
8. Do you think people's reading habits change with age?
9. How has technology helped reading?
10. Do you think people will read more or less in the future?
Part 2
(Cue Card)
Describe a sports event you watched live. You should say:
* What event it was
* Where it was
* Why you watched it
* How you feel about it
Part 3.
Discussion.
1. What are the popular sports in your country?
2. What motivates people to play sports?
3. How is sports beneficial to people 
4. What sports do children play in your country?
5. How has technology helped sports and games?




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