MUROD KAMILOV | IELTS
ACADEMIC LISTENING · MKL004
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Part 1

Questions 1–10
Questions 1–10Complete the notes below.Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Music Alive Agency

Example — Contact person: Jim Granley

  • Members' details are on a 1
  • Type of music represented: modern music (2 and jazz)
  • Newsletter comes out once a 3
  • Cost of adult membership: £ 4
  • Current number of members: 5
  • Facilities include rehearsal rooms and a 6
  • There is no charge for 7 advice
  • To become a member, send a letter with contact details and a recent 8
  • Address: 707, 9 Street, Marbury
  • Contact email: music.10@bsu.co.uk

Part 2

Questions 11–20
Questions 11–14Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
QUESTION 11
What do participants need to take to the registration desk?
QUESTION 12
What does the entrance fee to the competition include?
QUESTION 13
Participants without a fishing licence are recommended to apply for one
QUESTION 14
What will happen at 6 p.m. on Sunday?
Questions 15–20Label the map below.Write the correct letter, A–I, next to Questions 15–20.
Albany Fishing Competition Map
QUESTION 15
Registration area
QUESTION 16
Shore fishing area
QUESTION 17
Boat launching area
QUESTION 18
Judging area
QUESTION 19
Dining area
QUESTION 20
Prize-giving area

Part 3

Questions 21–30
Questions 21–26Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
QUESTION 21
Max and Abby agree that in the art exhibition they are looking forward to
QUESTION 22
In last year's exhibition, both students were impressed by
QUESTION 23
What has Max decided to call his display?
QUESTION 24
What does Abby think will be difficult about preparing for their displays?
QUESTION 25
What does Abby say about the summary they have to write?
QUESTION 26
What aspect of the display will the students organise themselves?
Questions 27–30Which feature do the speakers identify as particularly interesting for each exhibition?Choose FOUR answers from the box and write the correct letter, A–F.
Interesting features
Athe realistic coloursBthe sense of spaceCthe unusual interpretation of the themeDthe painting techniqueEthe variety of materials usedFthe use of light and shade
QUESTION 27
On the Water
QUESTION 28
City Life
QUESTION 29
Faces
QUESTION 30
Moods

Part 4

Questions 31–40
Questions 31–40Complete the notes below.Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.

The Mangrove Regeneration Project

Background — Mangrove forests

  • protect coastal areas from 31 by the sea
  • are an important habitat for wildlife

Problems

  • mangroves had been used by farmers as 32
  • mangroves were poisoned by the use of 33
  • local people used the mangroves as a place to put their 34

Actions taken

  • a barrier made of 35 was constructed — but it failed
  • new mangroves had to be grown from seed
  • the seeds of the 36 mangrove were used

First set of seedlings

  • kept in small pots in a 37
  • watered with 38 water
  • planted out on south side of a small island
  • at risk from the large 39 population

Second set of seedlings

  • planted in the seabed near established mangrove roots
  • the young plants were destroyed in a 40

Result: The first set of seedlings was successful.

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