IELTS LISTENING TEST 37

Renting an apartment

A hazard perception

B vehicle maintenance

C driving test

D road signs

E night driving

F theory test

G advanced techniques

H booking confirmation

I learner permit

• Lessons (classroom or online)

• (classroom) 11

• 12

• Road Traffic Department (RTD) tests

• 13

• Training and assessment () 14

• Training and assessment (on the highways)

• Trial test

• 15

• Full driving licence

• 16

17    If you want to do the theory course, you

A have to reserve a place. B can get details on the internet. C must pay the whole cost in advance.

18    What does the woman say about the theory classes?

A They are available in more than one language. B All the necessary materials are provided. C Trainees stay together for the whole course.

19    What does the woman say about the practical course?

A You must attend a session every day. B You are allowed to drive your own car. C You can book at certain shops.

20    There is no charge for a cancelled practical session if

A the instructor agrees to reschedule it. B the required amount of notice is given. C a medical certificate is produced.

21    Edward heard about a type of mosquito net from

A an administrator. B a doctor. C a friend.

22    Edward believes that mosquito nets were first used in

A China. B Japan. C Egypt.

23    Chemical treatment of mosquito nets in the mid-twentieth century

A was first developed by a soldier. B made them potentially dangerous to users. C was made possible by modern textiles.

24    The owners of present-day nets

A are likely to find they have an unpleasant smell. B should avoid using them every night. C may have difficulty obtaining the necessary chemical.

25    According to Edward, Olyset nets are better than other nets because they

A remain effective for longer. B use a greater number of chemicals. C give protection against more types of insects.

A child mortality

B raw materials

C ancient designs

D chemical treatment

E quality control

F modern technology

G economic benefits

• Figures relating to:

• global incidence of the disease

• impact on 26

• History

• 27

• Production

• information about 28

• profile of the manufacturer with description of 29

• (according to website) 30

37    favourable reaction

A Mole Manor B the Hockerton Project C both Mole Manor and the Hockerton Project

38    self-sufficiency in energy

A Mole Manor B the Hockerton Project C both Mole Manor and the Hockerton Project

39    low building costs

A Mole Manor B the Hockerton Project C both Mole Manor and the Hockerton Project

40    luxurious accommodation

A Mole Manor B the Hockerton Project C both Mole Manor and the Hockerton Project