Bài tập Multiple Choice IELTS Listening

BÀI TẬP MULTIPLE CHOICE IELTS LISTENING BÀI TẬP 1 - CHUYÊN ĐỀ 1
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1.1 Bài tập 1 categoryId=173533
Listen to the interview with a psychologist who studies dreams. Then,

choose the best answer.
1. Directed dreamers are people who

A. wake up in the middle of a dream.
B. can go hack to sleep after dreaming.
C. can control what they are dreaming.
D. remember what they have dreamt
2. Dr. Border is trying to find out if people can
A. dream the same dream regularly.
B. talk in their sleep.
C. dream they are looking for each other.
D. meet each other in their dreams.
3. What did the experiment require the people to do?
A. To go to a river
B. To sleep in the same room
C. To dream about a particular situation
D. To get to know each other better
4. What did the interviewer find interesting about the experiment?
A. Neither of the men dreamt about the woman.
B. The woman only dreamt about one of the men.
C. Both the men had an odd dream.
D. All the dreamers had the same dream.
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1.2 Bài tập 2
Questions 1 - 6
Listen to the talk and circle the correct answer for each question.
1. The speaker compares a solar eclipse today to a
A. religious experience.
B. scientific event.
C. popular spectacle.
2. The speaker says that the dark spot of an eclipse is
A. simple to predict.
B. easy to explain.
C. randomly occurring
3. With regard to an eclipse, the ancient Chinese were
A. fascinated
B. rational
C. terrified.
4. For the speaker, the most impressive aspect of an eclipse is the
A. exceptional beauty of the sky.
B. chance for scientific study
C. effect of the moon on the sun
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5. Eclipses occur rarely because of the size of the
A. moon
B. sun.
C. earth.
6. In predicting eclipses, the Babylonians were restricted by their
A. religious attitudes.
B. inaccurate observations.
C. limited ability to calculate.
Questions 7 – 10
Complete the table below.
Date of eclipse Scientists Observation

1715 Halley (7) ………………. who accurately
predicted an eclipse
1868 Janssen and Lockyer discovered (8) ………….
1878 Watson believe he had found (9) ………….
1919 Einstein realised astronomers had
misunderstood (10) …………..
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1.3 Bài tập 3
Listen carefully to the following talk and choose the correct answer for
each question.
1. What is the main purpose of this talk?

A. To inform about the results of European settlement
B. To criticise the Europeans
C. To teach how to start a business
D. To encourage people to visit museums
2. Why did the diseases not affect the Europeans?
A. That were plenty of vaccines.
B. They had a better diet than the natives.
C. They knew how to prevent the diseases.
D. They had immunity to the diseases.
3. What was unique about the items sold at the trading post?
A. They were made from a rare cloth produced in the US.
B. They were sold at unusually low prices.
C They were combinations of European and Native American art.
D. They were Native American art that could not be traded elsewhere.
4. Where can that unique works of art be seen now?
A. They can be seen in a museum.
B. They can be seen at a trading post.
C. They can be seen in the market.
D. They can be seen on the streets.
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1.4 Bài tập 4
Listen to the talk and choose the correct answer for each question.
1. Atlantis was …………………….

A. a legendary island
B. an island named after the ocean in which it was supposed to have been
located
C. an actual island which has disappeared
D. both A and B
2. According to the selection, today the Atlantic is ………………….
A. romantic rather than businesslike
B. completely lacking in romance
C. less important to business than in the days of the sailing ships
D. important in world commerce
3. The Spaniards discovered that calms were most common ……………
xích đạo
A. just south of the equator
gió mậu dịch (những
B. just on the edge of steady trade winds dòng không khí lạnh)
C. in a narrow belt along the equator

D. near the coast of South America
4. The area was perilous because ……………….
nguy hiểm, hiểm nghèo
A. ships could easily be wrecked there
B. there was no wind
C. ships had no power other than the wind
D. both A and B
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5. Thirst was a grave problem because ………………..

A. the sun was often very hot
B. the water supply was limited
C. horses required a lot of water
D. all of the above
6. Horses were probably thrown overboard in order to ‘’…………………..”
bị vứt bỏ: be thrown
A. conserve water overboard
B. lighten the ship

C. spare them the agonies of thirst
D. spare the men the trouble of caring for them
7. Proof of the Spaniards' placing a high value on their horses was their
A. taking them to America tín dụng chúng bằng
tâm hồn?
B. crediting them with souls
C. regretting their loss (hàng hải) độ vĩ ngựa vi độ
(độ vĩ 30 - 35o)
D. all of the above
8. The selection says that sailors called the area the "horse latitudes" because
A. the Spaniards told them it was haunted by the ghosts of horses
B. they regretted the loss of the horses
C. they had dreams about the lost horses
D. the Spaniards had named it that
The Atlantic Ocean, named for the legendary lost island of Atlantis, has made up for the romantic origin of its name by becoming the most
important commercial highway in the world; yet traces of romance continually mingle with the business of the sea.
For instance, the Spanish adventurers who first sought gold and silver in America frequently found their ships becalmed, usually on the edge of
the steady trade winds - about 30 degrees north or south latitude. A sailing ship could carry only so much water, and as it lay motionless under
a hot sun for days or weeks, the tortures of thirst were agonizing.
The horses were generally the first victims. They had to be thrown overboard when they died or became crazed with thirst. Because the
Spanish caballeros thought highly of their horses, even crediting them with souls, they suffered great remorse and believed the ghosts of the
proud war horses were haunting the scene. They saw the restless spirits in their dreams and related their dreams to sailors.
Whenever the mariners passed that way, they would see in the spray or clouds images of wild horses “hearing down on them, they began to
call the broad belts of calm the "horse latitudes”, the romantic name by which they are known today.
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1.5 Bài tập 5
Choose the correct answer A, B or C.
1. Joanne says that visitors to Darwin are often surprised by

A. the number of young people.
B. the casual atmosphere.
C. the range of cultures.
2. To enjoy cultural activities, the people of Darwin tend to
A. travel to southern Australia.
B. bring in artists from other areas.
tự mình tham gia vào sản xuất
C. involve themselves in production.
3. The Chinese temple in Darwin
A. is no longer used for its original purpose.
B. was rebuilt after its destruction in a storm.
C. was demolished to make room for new buildings.
4. The main problem with travelling by bicycle is
A. the climate.
B. the traffic.
C. the hills.
5. What does Joanne say about swimming in the sea?
A. It is essential to wear a protective suit.
B. Swimming is only safe during the winter.
khu vực hạn chế chắc
C. You should stay in certain restricted areas chắn
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1.6 Bài tập 6
You will hear Peter Walsh being interviewed for a job. Listen and choose
the correct answer for each question.
1. How long has he been in his present job?

A. Since 2005
B. For about three years
C. For three months
2. Why does he want a new job?
A. For a change
B. To earn more money
C. To get promotion
3. What does he like most about his job?
A. The right to take action and make decisions
B. His colleagues
C. Working conditions
4. What kind of person are they looking for?
A. Someone prepared to work overtime
đúng giờ
B. Someone who is punctual
C. Someone who wants to get on advanced
5. What qualifications does Peter have?

A. A degree
B. A school leaving certificate
C. A postgraduate diploma
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1.7 Bài tập 7
Richard Murray, a zoologist and popular TV personality, has been giving

a talk on "En-dangered Species of Wildlife" to members of the Young
Conservationists Association in a small town in the south of England.
đoạn trích
Listen to the extract from the discussion he had with two of the young
people after his talk. For questions 1-5, tick the box A, B, C or D for the
answer you choose. For questions 6 and 7, tick the boxes which apply.
bất kể
1. Whatever the motive for destroying wildlife, Richard Murray believes that
A. nature will correct the balance. A

B
B. the end result is the same.
C
C. we shall be extinct in 20 years.
D
D. wildlife will continue to survive. việc giết lấy thịt hải cẩu
/ˈslɑː.t̬ɚ/
2. What kind of people gain from the slaughter of seals and crocodiles?
A. Food manufacturers A
B
B. Fashion editors
C
kẻ đầu cơ
C. Profiteers
D
D. Conservationists nhà hùng
biện
3. How can the risk to wildlife be reduced?
A. Natural wastage sự hao hụt A
B. improved pesticides B
C
C. Law enforcement
D
D. Public opinion
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4. In certain areas, the dolphin is killed because it
A. provides a source of food. A

B
B. threatens a source of income.
gây nguy hiểm C
C. endangers human life.
D
D. pollutes fishing grounds.
5. What does Jenny mean by the expression "a caring society"?
A. People who suffer from anxiety A
B. People who are concerned about others B

C
C. People who need help and advice
D
D. People who are conscientious workers
tận tâm
6. Which of the following may result from the use of pesticides?

cằn cỗi, vô trùng, vô sinh
A. sterility of beneficial wildlife

sự nhiễm khuẩn
B. contamination of natural foods
C. death from natural causes

chủng ngừa
D. immunisation against disease
E. pollution of the environment
F. disease in infancy thời kỳ non trẻ
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7. In what ways do Tony and Jenny question Richard Murray's argument? They
suggest that:
lý lẽ, luận cứ
A. Animals provide Certain necessities. sự tranh luận,
chủ đề 1 cuốn sách
B. Most pesticides are harmless.
C. Insecticides provide valuable protection.

sinh kế
D. Conservation can affect people's livelihood.
E. Crops must be protected against pests. loài gây hại
F. Conservation ignores human needs.
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2. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 2
Which TWO of the following are mentioned as common mistakes?
A) Swimmers often roll their bodies too much when breathing.
B) Many beginners don't lift their heads high enough.
C) They look backwards when breathing.
D) They don't exhale sufficiently.
E) They need to be told when to inhale.
Most of the beginning swimmers if they make a mistake, the biggest mistake they make is over rolling when they
turn to breathe, and that's breathing late and not only turning their chant but returning their whole body, their
hips, their ankles and almost rolling on their backs to breathe.
Another problem we see with beginning swimmers is holding their heads too high when they take a breath. The
same idea, there's a trough that's right alongside of your face as you're swimming. You want to look backwards
in a diagonally rear-facing direction so you want to see what's behind you, not what's alongside what's ahead. If
you do this by having your line of vision, be focused behind you and avoid lifting your head.
Another mistake that beginning swimmers typically make is holding their breaths. We want you to have constant
exhalation in fact, your primary thought when you're swimming freestyle should be on exhaling. No swimmer
ever has to be told to inhale, but many who hold their breath too much having incomplete exhalation in carbon
dioxide build-up which quickly... quickly adds to fatigue and energy loss. So make sure that you're always
exhaling.
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3. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 3
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1. Which three things are affected by population growth?

A) environment, housing and architecture
B) jobs, housing and infrastructure
C) jobs, transport and culture
2. What happens every 3 minutes in Australia?
A) one person dies
B) one person is born
C) one person leaves the country
3. What proportion of Australians were born abroad?
4. From which two countries do most immigrants come?
Population growth to fix the environment, jobs, housing, transport, roads, and infrastructure. 22.7 million people
growing at a ratio of 1.6%. Every 2 minutes, a baby is born; every 3, somebody dies; and during that time, an extra
person arrived from overseas. 37 people are rounded to our population every hour. These ability mortality are
difficult to change, some believe the answer lies in lowering migration currently set at just over 168,000. History
shows that Australia has always been obsessed about population.
Incredibly, 1 in 4 Australians was born overseas. Today, the biggest arrivals are from India, followed closely by the
Chinese, then from across the Tasman on New Zealand is. In the 4th spot, the British; and finally, Koreans.
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4. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 4
1. The original buildings on the site were
A) houses
B) industrial buildings
C) shops
2. The local residents wanted to use the site for

A) leisure
B) apartment blocks
C) a sports centre
There used to be a lot of factories in this area until the 1960s. Creating the park required the demolition of lots of
derelict buildings on the site, so most of the exciting park space all around you was originally warehouses and
storehouses.
The idea of building a public park here was first discussed when a property developer proposed a high-rise housing
development, but the local community wasn't happy. If the land was to be cleaned up, they wanted to use the site
for recreation. Residents wanted open space for outdoor activities rather than housing or even an indoor sports
complex.
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5. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 5
1. In which continent are the cave paintings that the speaker is describing?
A) Africa
B) Europe
C) Asia
2. How were the painted caves discovered?
A) By children
B) By artists
C) By tourists
3. How can visitors experience the cave paintings nowadays?
A) They can’t see any paintings because the caves are closed
B) They can go on a tour of the original cave
C) They can visit a reproduction of the original cave
From about 18,000 until 10,000 BC, long before Stonehenge and the Pyramids, that's when mammoths and
saber-toothed cats still roam the Earth. Prehistoric people painted deep inside caves in this part of Europe. These
weren't just crude doodles but huge in sophisticated projects, executed by artists and supported by an impressive
culture - the Magdalenian.
The region's limestone cliffs, honeycombed with painted caves are unique on this planet. Tourists gather nearby is
Lascaux, home of the region's and the world's most famous cave paintings.
These caves were discovered accidentally in 1940 by 4 kids and their dogs. Over the next couple of decades, about a
million visitors climb through the prehistoric Wonderland, inadvertently tracking in fungus on their shoes, and changing
the humidity and the temperature with theirs breathing. In just 15 years, the precious art deteriorated more than the
15000 years before that. The caves were closed to the public. Visitors can now experience the wonder of Lascaux by
touring in an adjacent replica.
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6. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 6
Choose three characteristics of effective teachers from the list below.
A) They use the largest number of exercises
B) They know how to choose examples
C) They pick the right technique at the right moment
D) Being older can be an advantage
E) They are chess players
F) They pay more attention to students
There are several things that we know about really effective teachers. One of them is that the most effective teachers
have the largest number of metaphors, and the largest number of examples to choose from, and the best of choosing
the right ones and techniques at the right moment. So really expert teacher doesn't have to be old... in this. What to
learn from people who've been around for... Really excellent teachers have a vast store of moves.
You think of them as chess players that they can go to any given situation, and so the more moves you have, you
know, the more arrows in your quiver, the more likely you are to be able to get through those sorts of months. But
again just moving, makes a difference to students and being able to pay attention and it's also a way of signaling
when you're gonna change up.
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7. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 7
Listen to the following advice about how to reduce your spending.
Which TWO of the following tips are NOT given by the speaker?
A) Don’t go shopping when you’ve had a bad day.
B) Don’t spend what you don’t have.
C) Pay off your debts first.
D) Look after what you own.
E) Replace your car every four years.
F) Buy things second-hand.
There's a lot of things that you can do to bring awareness of your spending, and one of the first ones is don't spot shop.
When you know you've had a bad day, don't just go to the mall, don't go somewhere where you're more likely to spend
money.
Er...Live within your means. For a lot of people, that means realizing that they have more month than they have money.
Don't pleasure future life energy today and borrow for things. Look at how much you have available day and simply live
within your means. For most people, if you can't live within your means today, you probably won't be able to live within
your means tomorrow.
Take care of what you have. Yeah, just take that extra step to make sure that things last a little bit longer, you won't have
to replacements fast. Where it out if you're gonna replace that car every 4 years, maybe go an extra year - what would
that mean for you over time.
Do it yourself! A lot of people report that they get a lot of fulfillment and controlling their lives by learning to do things
themselves and they save the money that they would have had to pay to others.
Anticipate your needs. You know your anniversary is going to be the same day each year, don't wait till the last minute
and pay an extra $35 to fed ex that gift.
Research bought by value. Take the time to make sure you get the absolute most for your money, that's getting the
absolute most for your life energy. Get it for less, buy it on sale, or better yet wait till it's on sale, and buy used. Many
times those impulse buys of others are easily found online where you can buy the same product for almost half price.
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8. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 8
Link bài nói: History 95N: Mapping the World: Cartography and the
Modern Imagination https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=Kj89sUnc7EI
Now try answering A, B or C for the questions below.

1. What subject does Professor Wigen usually teach?
A) Geography
B) Japanese history
C) Mapmaking
2. What will be covered in this particular class?
A) The history and variety of maps
B) A focus on the most unusual maps
C) The career of famous map-makers
3. Who will teach the course?
A) The lecturer alone
B) The lecturer and artists on the web
C) The lecturer and perhaps some other speakers
4. What does the final assignment involve?
A) Creating a series of questions about a selection of maps
B) Working with other students to collect interesting maps
C) Analysing maps that the lecturer has chosen
I'm Karen Wigen from the history department. My normal teaching is on the history of Japan, and I also have a background in geography.
What does it mean for our imaginations for the perception of the world and for the way we navigate the world that we are surrounded by maps. The
victory of maps is really quite recent, and the ways in which we use them and take them for granted are also quite recent. And it's as...as likely that
this has affected our imaginations as it is that the creation of the printed book changed our notions about narrative, or that the invention of the web
has changed our understanding of... it's become another extension of our brains in a way that affected the way we interface with knowledge.
So the idea of this class is that to create an opportunity to explore the history of maps. When did they really come into widespread usage? The
variety of maps both in their design and in their function, the kind of utility that they've had intended or unintended. What's unusual about maps
compared to other kinds of text they are often created by committees. And also the nature of their circulation as objects as commodities their career
as artifacts in the world from the point of creation through marketing distribution, viewing use, and ultimately archiving and collecting.
It turns out that Stanford has tens of thousands of maps, a very interesting range. We will also explore the web and explore the ways in which artists
are playing with the idiom of cartography in their work. And maybe even have some guest speakers from around campus who use maps in their
own work, and many many diverse uses that one wouldn't necessarily associate with maps or geography per se.
The culminating assignment for this class is a map exercise for their fellow students, where they in consultation with me come up with a topic that
they are particularly interested in. And I help point them towards sources where they could collect maybe a dozen or more maps related to that
particular theme and then pull them together in a pedagogical exercise where they create a series of questions that will lead other people into those
maps and help guide them in asking both substantive analytical questions. We feel actually, direct people not force them up but compel them just to
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the shared interests of the questions to really look closely and see what they know in those maps, and how they mean as well as what they mean.
We cannot help but use cartographic representations as we try to wrap our mind around the big history of human presence on the globe. What is it
about us that we are drawn to this medium, as an expressive possibility, as a functional utility? What is it about our minds and about this form, and
about the way we move through space, and about this form that allows it to have such an enduring hold on...on human literate societies.
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9. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 9
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1. Many teachers believe that

A) plagiarism is not a big problem
B) too many students are guilty of plagiarism
C) many students copy each other's essays
2. Plagiarism is a problem because
A) a student's true level of ability will not be known
B) students have to rewrite their essays
C) many students do not get caught
3. Teachers can spot plagiarism by
A) using free software
B) comparing different students' writing styles
C) putting key words into a search engine
Interviewer: Students copying material from the internet is a serious problem that according to a survey which found
almost 2 thirds of teaches reckon too many 6 forms as the plagiarizing online material essays. Well, Alison Ryans is with
us in the studio - she's from the Association of Teachers and Lecturers which conducted the survey. Now Alison, just
how big a problem is this online plagiarism?
Alison Ryans: It's a huge problem. Many of our members reported it takes quite a lot of their time but a lot of work to
track it down. But almost more importantly, if you like are equally important for students is that they risk getting no grade
if they get caution - most of them do get caught, and also that they if they don't get caught in the very few who don't,
they go on to the next stage with people having a very false idea of the reliability and it's soon or late we'll catch them
all.
Interviewer: And you conducted the survey, you're forth to the group conducted the survey, how easy is it to spot when
someone has plagiarized or something?
Alison Ryans: It's actually easier than you might think because it can often make quite a difference in style from the kind
of work you know seen throughout the year and as teachers, you know the students were quite well, I will know if...
they're at other work. It's also just a matter of you can just go to Google and you can put in keywords and you'll find the
same material that in fact, the students have probably found. For worse cases, it's all for... if you like, kind of hard to
cases to spot, there's also certain software like the Turnitin software which is used by colleges, by universities but that
would be a cost element attached to that.
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10. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 10
Which TWO facilities at the leisure club have recently been improved?
A) the gym
B) the tracks
C) the outdoor pool
D) the indoor pool
E) the sports training for children
On behalf of LP clubs, I'd like to welcome you all here today. My name's Sandy Fisher, and I'm one of
the fitness managers here. Before we start our tour of the club, I'll just run through some basic
information about the facilities we have here, including recent improvements, and explain the types of
membership available.
Our greatest asset is probably our swimming pool which at 25 meters, isn't Olympic-sized, but now
we've expanded it to 8 lanes, it's much wider. This means there are rarely more than a couple of people
at a time in each lane. Unfortunately, there isn't space for an outdoor pool here, but the glass roof on
the swimming pool is partly retractable which means you can enjoy something of the open-air
experience on warmer days. Our recently refurbished fitness suite has all the latest exercise equipment
including 10-year running machines and a wide range of weight training machines.
Each member is given full training and how to operate the equipment, and there is always a trainer on
duty to offer help and advice. Although we do have adult-only times after 6 and at certain times at
weekends, children are well catered for. Older children continue to benefit from a wide range of tuition,
anything from trampolining to yoga.
One thing all our members appreciate about us is that we take very good care of them. This starts on
day one with your personal assessment. You're asked to fill in a questionnaire giving details of any
health problems, one of our personal trainers will then go through this with you.
The trainer will then take you through the safety rules for using the equipment in the fitness suite.
During your next exercise session, a personal trainer will work with you to make sure you understand
these. It's very important to do this because we really do want to avoid having any sports injuries.
There's a lot more to looking after yourself and simply lifting weights.
At the end of the personal assessment, the trainer will draw up a plan outlining what you should try to
achieve within a 6-week period. This will then be reviewed at the end of the 6 weeks.
Now I'll just quickly run through the types of membership we have available. All members must pay a
joining fee of 90 pounds in addition to the raise for the monthly membership fees.
Gold membership entitles you to free entry at all LP clubs. There're now LP clubs in all major cities and
towns, so if you travel a lot, this will be a great advantage. Individual gold membership costs 50 pounds
a month and joint membership for you and your partner will cost 75 pounds.
Premium membership is for professional people whose work commitments make it difficult for them to
use the club during the day. And so LP gives booking preferences to premium members at peak times.
This means you'll find it easier to book the sessions at times that suit you. Reciprocal arrangements with
other LP clubs are available to premium members. Premium membership is for individuals only, but
you'll be sent pulses for guests every month. The monthly fee is 65 pounds.
You don't have to have any special clothes or equipment when you visit the club. We provide ropes and
hair dryers in the changing rooms, which is very important to remember your photo card because you
won't be able to get in without it. For people who aren't working during the day...
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Which THREE of these statements are true?
A) The smart fridge is an essential component of kitchens.
B) It is technologically advanced in comparison with other fridges.
C) It alerts users when foods reach their expiry date.
D) It can help consumers when they are out shopping.
E) It is able to make decisions about food purchases.
F) It can tell users which foods are healthier.
South Korea's LG electronics is banking on its new smart fridge becoming an essential
component of kitchens around the world. The smart fridge is a technological marvel
compared to fridges of the past. It boasts of a food management system that maintains a
list of the food it is storing. It also records the expiry dates of the foods and sends out an
alert via wifi when that date has been reached. Information can be accessed via
smartphone by consumers as they shop in grocery stores allowing them to make informed
decisions about food purchases. LG adds that his fridge can also suggest healthy recipes
based on what it knows is inside.
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12. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 12 -choice-ielts-listening-chuyen-d-12
Which TWO things should students do when applying to the course?

A ... Understand what the course is about.
B ... Think carefully about what they can contribute to the course.
C ... Tell a story about an experience that they have had.
D ... Provide a large quantity of work that shows their ability.
E ... Show an example of their own film work if possible.
F ... Explain why they are interested in the course.
When they're applying really need to reflect, pull for a moment and think what it is that they're
bringing to the course of where they want to go with it.
We want to see evidence that they do have some experience of thinking of telling stories
visually. We don't need to see a great deal, they shouldn't panic about quantity but they
should reflect on what they have caught, that couldn't show that their talent and their creative
abilities.
Ideally, we would like to see moving image work but if it's an applicant has not had the
chance to do that, then they're welcome to show his drawings, photographs, animations, any
work that is thinking about telling stories over time.
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ple-choice-ielts-listening-chuyen-de-13?categoryId=173533
What is the probability of right-handed parents having a left-handed child?
A) more than 10%.
B) about 2%.
C) about 17%.
What comparison is made between males and females?
A) 50% of left-handed people are male.
B) Males are less likely to be left-handed.
C) Males are twice as likely to be left-handed.
A child's handedness can be determined for certain
A) when the child reaches two years of age.
B) when the child is six months old.
C) according to which hand the child reaches with in the first year of life.
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IELTS TUTOR
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e-ielts-listening-chuyen-de-14
1. How does the first speaker describe multitasking? Choose ONE
answer.
A) it is a myth
B) it is efficient but distracting
C) it reduces the time that tasks take
2. Which TWO statements are true according to the second speaker?

A) people who can multitask are more effective
B) people should always focus on one thing only
C) we need permission to get things done
D) the brain is less productive when we are distracted
E) organisations are unproductive if they are constantly on-line
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IELTS TUTOR
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15. CHUYÊN ĐỀ 15 ice-ielts-listening-chuyen-de-15
What are the TWO main reasons why students have trouble
remembering information for tests?
A) stress
B) nerves
C) lack of time in the test
D) lack of planning
E) lack of preparation
Which TWO relaxation techniques are NOT recommended by the
speaker?
A) breathing deeply
B) counting backwards
C) closing your eyes
D) visualising a relaxing image
E) counting slowly
Which TWO habits can parents help their children with?
A) eating properly and getting enough sleep
B) organising their study schedules
C) buying the right study guide
D) breaking the exam down
E) cramming
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IELTS TUTOR
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ts-listening-multiple-choice-exercise.html
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oice-ielts-listening-chuyen-de-16
Bài tập thuộc chương trình học của lớp IELTS ONLINE 1 KÈM 1 của IELTS TUTOR
1. A year from now, the unemployment rate will be

A) fairly good
B) not as high in California
C) very high for the country as a whole
2. One problem is that
A) employees cannot work for more than 33 hours per week
B) employers will extend working hours instead of hiring new staff
C) there are too many part-time workers
3. If the economy begins to improve
A) more people will be discouraged from looking for work
B) people will think that there are more job opportunities
C) there will be an expansion of the workforce
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IELTS TUTOR
Which TWO of the statements below agree with the speaker's advice?
How to establish a routine for your toddler:
A) This is an easy task for most parents.
B) The parent must establish a routine before expecting the child to follow
one.
C) Busy parents need help with their children.
D) Parents should include the child’s sleep times in their schedules.
E) Meal times don’t need to be included in parents’ plans.
the more routine your schedule is the more your child'll follow behind that
https://www.tutorspeaking.com/blog/transcript-bai-tap-multiple-choice-ielts-listening-chuyen-de-17
And the topic today is how to establish a routine for your toddler. This is no easy task with the toddler and
part of the difficulty is that the parent has to have a routine. Only if the parent has a very set routine will
the child be able to follow that. That's a big challenge for parents today who are so busy, but the best you
can do is to schedule your routine to include your child, make sure you plan for mealtimes, nap times.
If you're home for dinner a night, make sure you plan for dinner and meals, and bath time, all of those
things should be part of your routine. The more routine your schedule is the more your child will follow
behind that.
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IELTS TUTOR
Listen to the following advice about buying train tickets in the UK, and
answer the questions below.
1. If you book 12 weeks in advance, you can get a return ticket to Manchester
for £ ______.
2. Which website are you advised to use when paying for your ticket?
A) the East Coast website
B) thetrainline.com
C) the Ticket Alert website
3. Which TWO statements are true of the East Coast website?
A) You pay a £1.50 booking fee.
B) It can only be used for booking trains from London to Edinburgh.
C) You can use it to buy train tickets for anywhere in the UK.
D) You will not be charged for using a credit card.
E) You can buy a “Super Advance” ticket the night before your trip.
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IELTS TUTOR
How to save money and stop spending
It's impossible to stop spending completely, but you can stop ______ spending,
or ______ it. You really need to set up a ______; just take a look at how much
money you bring home in your ______, and write down everything you spend
on a piece of paper. The aim is to get a ______ on how much money you are
bringing in and where it is going. Whether you use plastic or ______, record
what you bought, where you bought it, and how much you ______. At the end
of the month it's a real ______. You'll see a whole lot of ______ you can do.
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IELTS TUTOR
1. Which 3 things is the speaker going to talk about?
A) how to achieve your goals
B) how to waste time
C) how to deal with your boss
D) how to deal with your advisor
E) how to delegate ủy quyền, ủy thác, giao phó
F) how to cope with stress đối phó, đương đầu " to cope with sth"
2. According to the speaker, Americans are good at ______ management, but

bad at ______ management.
3. Almost nobody starts with the core ______ of "why am I doing this?"
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IELTS TUTOR
You will hear a conversation between Brian and his tutor.
What is Brian going to do before the course starts?
A) attend a class
B) write a report
C) read a book
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BÀI TẬP MULTIPLE CHOICE IELTS LISTENING BÀI TẬP 1 - CHUYÊN ĐỀ 1

Listen to the interview with a psychologist who studies dreams. Then,

1. Directed dreamers are people who

1.2 Bài tập 2

1. The speaker compares a solar eclipse today to a

2. The speaker says that the dark spot of an eclipse is

3. With regard to an eclipse, the ancient Chinese were

4. For the speaker, the most impressive aspect of an eclipse is the

A. exceptional beauty of the sky.

B. chance for scientific study

C. effect of the moon on the sun

5. Eclipses occur rarely because of the size of the

6. In predicting eclipses, the Babylonians were restricted by their

C. limited ability to calculate.

Complete the table below.

Date of eclipse Scientists Observation

1.3 Bài tập 3

1. What is the main purpose of this talk?

1.4 Bài tập 4

1. Atlantis was …………………….

C. in a narrow belt along the equator

5. Thirst was a grave problem because ………………..

B. lighten the ship

1.5 Bài tập 5

Choose the correct answer A, B or C.

1. Joanne says that visitors to Darwin are often surprised by

1.6 Bài tập 6

1. How long has he been in his present job?

5. What qualifications does Peter have?

1.7 Bài tập 7

Richard Murray, a zoologist and popular TV personality, has been giving

A. nature will correct the balance. A

3. How can the risk to wildlife be reduced?

A. Natural wastage sự hao hụt A

4. In certain areas, the dolphin is killed because it

A. provides a source of food. A

5. What does Jenny mean by the expression "a caring society"?

A. People who suffer from anxiety A

B. People who are concerned about others B

6. Which of the following may result from the use of pesticides?

A. sterility of beneficial wildlife

B. contamination of natural foods

C. death from natural causes

E. pollution of the environment

F. disease in infancy thời kỳ non trẻ

B. Most pesticides are harmless.

C. Insecticides provide valuable protection.

E. Crops must be protected against pests. loài gây hại

F. Conservation ignores human needs.

1. Which three things are affected by population growth?

2. The local residents wanted to use the site for

Now try answering A, B or C for the questions below.

1. Many teachers believe that

Which TWO things should students do when applying to the course?

2. Which TWO statements are true according to the second speaker?

1. A year from now, the unemployment rate will be

2. According to the speaker, Americans are good at ______ management, but

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