MindMap Gallery IELTS Listening
This is a mind map about IELTS listening. The main contents include fill-in-the-blank questions, listening articles, logical connectives, article structure, flow charts, map questions, etc.
Edited at 2022-07-31 15:48:25IELTS Listening
Fill in the blanks
1. Name of person
first name then surname
Given Name, First Name
Family Name, Last Name, Surname
2. Address
number noun road
Capitalize first letter
66 Lake Road; 24 River Lane; 7 Market Street
62 Queen Avenue; 16 Ocean Drive
suburbs)
city center/ town center/ downtown
urban/ suburb/ outskirts/ suburban/ rural
voice
Clear /e/ /ai/ /æ/
blur /ei/
3. Numbers and digits
Phone number, bank card number, ID number,
Passport number, driver's license number, flight number
, time, date
See character limit
one word and/ or a number
=Fill in at most one word + one number (1 month)
a number
879450963275/ ERQ73A / 12.25.2020/
3000-4000/ 9.00-9.30/ 6:00-8:00
and/or:
over 40/ more than 12/
October 12/August 2nd/August 2
post code
English - numbers + letters (uppercase),
Australia - four digits
Beauty - five digits
Quantity/Words:
hundred, thousand, million, billion, trillion
Fraction, decimal, percentage (percent/ percentage),
point, sub-base matrix
Numbers don’t need to be calculated
Before: ~~~ approx.
over/about/approximately/
more than/above…
After: ~~~unit
years/ months / weeks / working days working days / minutes
hectare / square meters square meter / acre [‘eɪkə] acre / km
liters liters/tons
month, week
annuary February March April May June
July August September October November December
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Ø Voice
/e/ /ai/ /æ/
clear
/ei/
Vague
-teen
long sound
-ty
short note
How to do the questions:
1) Read and read:
out positioning word
Guess
4) Dictation:
5) Check:
6) ⚠
after positioning word
before the positioning word.
Listening articles
The first sentence/title is important
Active and passive rewriting
Simplified rewriting of sentences from (subordinate)
Affirmative-negative conversion rewriting
sentence body,
pronouns appear after the test point
position leader
twists and turns
Note the conjunction
but
Draw a circle-Reading questions-Comprehension questions-
use memory
logical connectives
1) New information, questions, attitudes
2) Turn: but, however, instead (of), rather than, more than, unlike
3) Emphasize: the most important/interesting, particularly, focus on, especially, concentrate on…
4) Logic: because, so, after, until, ago, before, although, between…and, among
5) Details: actually, in fact
6) List: the first/second…, on the other hand
7) Parallel: and, also, as well as, in addition, plus, what’s more, another
Article structure
flow chart
1) Passive voice
2) next, then, first, second
) Recite some options
Map question
vocabulary literacy
corner, bend, corridor, arrow, foyer, layout, path, trail, track, etc.
ü Other directions: in front of, before, beyond, behind, rear, on your left….
beside, next to, between…and…, in the middle of the…
opposite, surrounded by, go past
north/south side of…, on the same side of…,along
lead to…, go straight on, at the end of
across, junction, intersection
split, divide, separate, scatter
How to do the questions:
1) NEWS or
top/ bottom/ left/ right
2) Reading questions
Read the pronunciation
Position the question according to the question number
use pictures
Mark the question number,
start again
Multiple choice questions
How to do the questions:
circle noun
Read each option once
Long options overlap with original text
Don't choose,
[Positioning + Listening and Paraphrasing
Option Parallel Relationship
Before the question
Usually the wrong choice
Two-point positioning of question stem and audio
Question stem, options, audio
Multiple choice questions
Will not appear sequentially
at least the noun
stem subject,
person's position.
Before the question
Wrong choice
Two-point positioning of question stem and audio
Matching questions
Reading questions
title)
Objective positioning + selection, understanding and rewriting
Take quick notes
Find the answer after you finish
Two options in the same sentence
Choose carefully
after positioning word
before positioning word
Memory to read questions
Commonly used vocabulary
Reference text