Academic module

IELTS Academic Practice Test 2

A complete Academic paper covering two formats paper 1 does not: map labelling in Listening Section 2, and a multiple-select question in Reading. Writing Task 1 is a process diagram rather than a data table, which needs a different toolkit again. Listening and Reading are marked the moment you submit, with an explanation for every question.

Original material written for Studination. Last reviewed 2026-07-28.

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Section 1

Booking a community hall

You will hear a man enquiring about hiring a community hall for an event. First you have some time to look at questions 1 to 10.

In the real test the recording plays once and you cannot pause it. Use pause while you are learning the format, then stop using it a fortnight before your test date.

Questions 1 to 10

Complete the form below. Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Ashfield Community Hall — evening hire enquiry

  1. 1

    Name: Deepak

    Maximum 1 word

  2. 2

    Phone: 07700

    Maximum 1 word

  3. 3

    Type of event: a party

    Maximum 1 word

  4. 4

    Expected guests: about

    Maximum 1 word

  5. 5

    Date booked: Saturday March

    Maximum 1 word

  6. 6

    Music must stop at pm

    Maximum 1 word

  7. 7

    Hire charge: £

    Maximum 1 word

  8. 8

    Proof of address required: a recent bill

    Maximum 1 word

  9. 9

    Refundable deposit: £

    Maximum 1 word

  10. 10

    Kitchen is included, but hirers must supply their own

    Maximum 1 word

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