IELTS e-placement test
กรุณาลงทะเบียนก่อนทำการทดสอบ
เริ่มทำข้อสอบและจับเวลาหลังจากกดลงทะเบียน
Section 3
Which company website has the following features?
Click to Read Textbicycle catalogue .....
A both websites
B Wheels Unlimited website
C Hills Cycles website
price list .....
A both websites
B Hills Cycles website
C Wheels Unlimited website
bicycle accessories .....
A Wheels Unlimited website
B Hills Cycles website
C both websites
company history .....
A Hills Cycles website
B Wheels Unlimited website
C both websites
online ordering .....
A both websites
B Hills Cycles website
C Wheels Unlimited website
moving graphics .....
A Wheels Unlimited website
B both websites
C Hills Cycles website
According to the tutor, the basic criterion for evaluating the websites should relate to
A appearance.
B target customers.
C ease of use.
On the subject of timing, the tutor says
A the students’ plan is appropriate.
B the students can extend the presentation if necessary.
C the students’ presentation will be too long.
Sarah and Jack will share the work by
A managing different aspects.
B doing half the presentation each.
C speaking in short turns.
The tutor advises Sarah and Jack not to
A show complicated lists.
B use a lot of visuals.
C talk too much.
Section 4
Answer the questions below.
Click to Read TextWhich elephants stay together all their life?
A Elephants aged between 10 to 20
B Adults Males
C Both males and females
D Adults Females
What are elephant family groups known as?
A Bonding Groups
B Habitable Groups
C Binding Groups
D Bond Groups
When scientists tracked groups of elephants, which feature of behaviour did they notice?
A Co-operation
B Creativity
C Co-ordination
D Teamwork
Which sense do elephants probably use to communicate over long distances?
A Smelling
B Hearing
C Sighting
D Speaking
What did American scientists do with a recording of elephant calls?
A Broadcast it
B Experiment it
C Treat it
D Observe it
What did the elephants in the experiment rush to find?
A Adult females
B Hear it
C A female (elephant)
D Hearing
E Broadcast it
F Co-ordination
G Bond groups
What were scientists unable to do with the recording they had made?
A To hear
B To sight
C To smell
D To sense
What does the lecturer say about each type of elephant call?
Greeting .....
A is usually accompanied by a nod of the head
B is usually accompanied by a leg movement
C cannot be heard by humans at all
D continually fluctuates in volume
E continuously increases in pitch
F begins and ends at the same pitch
G is repeated over a long period
What does the lecturer say about each type of elephant call?
Contact call .....
A is usually accompanied by a leg movement
B cannot be heard by humans at all
C continually fluctuates in volume
D begins and ends at the same pitch
E is repeated over a long period
F is usually accompanied by a nod of the head
G continuously increases in pitch
What does the lecturer say about each type of elephant call?
Summons to move on .....
A cannot be heard by humans at all
B begins and ends at the same pitch
C continually fluctuates in volume
D is usually accompanied by a nod of the head
E continuously increases in pitch
F is repeated over a long period
G is usually accompanied by a leg movement
In Praise of Amateurs
Click to Read TextPrior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A scientists
B dinosaurs
C conservation programme
D acknowledge
E observations
F fields
G science
H co-operation or collaboration
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A conservation programme
B science
C fields
D co-operation or collaboration
E acknowledge
F observations
G dinosaurs
H scientists
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A science
B dinosaurs
C conservation programme
D co-operation or collaboration
E observations
F acknowledge
G scientists
H fields
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A scientists
B observations
C conservation programme
D acknowledge
E fields
F science
G co-operation or collaboration
H dinosaurs
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A acknowledge
B co-operation or collaboration
C scientists
D conservation programme
E observations
F science
G fields
H dinosaurs
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A co-operation or collaboration
B dinosaurs
C scientists
D conservation programme
E science
F acknowledge
G fields
H observations
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A acknowledge
B conservation programme
C co-operation or collaboration
D science
E fields
F observations
G scientists
H dinosaurs
Prior to the 19th century, professional (1) ............. did not exist and scientific research was largely carried out by amateurs. However, while (2) ............. today is mostly the domain of professionals, a recent US survey highlighted the fact that amateurs play an important role in at least seven (3)............. and indeed many professionals are reliant on their (4) ............. In areas such as astronomy, amateurs can be invaluable when making specific (5) ............. on a global basis. Similarly in the area of palaeontology their involvement is invaluable and helpers are easy to recruit because of the popularity of (6) ............. Amateur birdwatchers also play an active role and their work has led to the establishment of a (7) ............. Occasionally the term ‘amateur’ has been the source of disagreement and alternative names have been suggested but generally speaking, as long as the professional scientists (8) ............. the work of the non-professionals, the two groups can work productively together.
A observations
B scientists
C dinosaurs
D co-operation or collaboration
E acknowledge
F conservation programme
G science
H fields
Classify the following opinions as referring to<br> 9) Amateur involvement can also be an instructive pastime.
A Dr Carlson
B Adrian Hunt
C Dr Fienberg
D Rick Bonney
Classify the following opinions as referring to<br> 10) Amateur scientists are prone to accidents.
A Adrian Hunt
B Dr Fienberg
C Rick Bonney
D Dr Carlson
Classify the following opinions as referring to<br> 11) Science does not belong to professional scientists alone.
A Rick Bonney
B Adrian Hunt
C Dr Fienberg
D Dr Carlson
Classify the following opinions as referring to<br> 12) In certain areas of my work, people are a more valuable resource than technology.
A Adrian Hunt
B Dr Fienberg
C Rick Bonney
D Dr Carlson
Classify the following opinions as referring to<br> 13) It is important to give amateurs a name which reflects the value of their work.
A Adrian Hunt
B Rick Bonney
C Dr Fienberg
D Dr Carlson
Writing Test 30 minutes
You should spend about 30 minutes on this task. Write about the following topic: Old tradition and culture should be all replaced by the modern tradition and culture. To what extent do you agree? Why? Write at least 2,000 words. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.
A Old tradition and culture should be all replaced by the modern tradition and culture. To what extent do you agree? Why?