Listening Lab

IELTS Listening Full Mock Test 14

Free IELTS Listening Test 14 with four audio sections, 40 questions, instant scoring, answer review, and Pro transcript/trap explanations.

Question count
40
Suggested time
30 min
Parts
4
exam style audiofull mocklisteningmixed listening tasksnote completionsyllabus 2026
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Part 1
IELTS Listening Part 1

Part 1 · Note Completion

Range: 1-10
Format: Note Completion
Audio

Questions 1-10

Beginner Stargazing Evening Booking

Beginner Stargazing Evening

Beginner Stargazing Evening Booking
Beginner Stargazing Evening
Surname
....................
Mobile number ends in
Preferred evening
Meet outside the
Fee for first visit
£ ....................
Bring a red
If cloudy, beginners use the digital
Wants help photographing the
Needs the
.................... entrance
Confirmation will be sent by
Part 2
IELTS Listening Part 2

Part 2 · Mixed listening tasks

Range: 11-20
Format: Mixed listening tasks
Audio

Questions 11-20

Community Seed Library Open Day

Nearest public transport point

Community Seed Library Open Day
Nearest public transport point
....................
First short talk begins at
Visitors sharing seeds should bring paper
Vegetable seeds are best stored in glass
Workshop: build a bee
Guided walk focuses on
A reception hut
B glasshouse
C tool shed
D compost area
E children's patch
F outdoor stage
collecting seed cards
................
taking herb cuttings
repairing donated tools
getting trail stamps
Part 3
IELTS Listening Part 3

Part 3 · Mixed listening tasks

Range: 21-30
Format: Mixed listening tasks
Audio

Questions 21-30

Walk-and-Talk Tutorials for Seminar Preparation

A They wanted to test the effect of exercise on grades.

Walk-and-Talk Tutorials for Seminar Preparation
A They wanted to test the effect of exercise on grades.
B Students had asked for a less formal discussion setting.
C The tutor had already used the method successfully.
A It had too few responses.
B It was given in the wrong format.
C Its wording encouraged a positive answer.
A Quieter students contributed earlier.
B Stronger students spoke for longer.
C Students used more technical vocabulary.
A make it shorter
B keep it constant
C avoid the gardens
A the quality of comments
B the length of tutorials
C the number of students attending
A the evidence is promising but limited
B the method should replace indoor tutorials
C the results are too weak to discuss
A remove completely
B keep but label exploratory
C compare with an indoor group
D collect for a whole term
E use as background only
F give to the course administrator
G replace with tutor grades
step-count data
................
seminar marks
reflective comments
attendance records
Part 4
IELTS Listening Part 4

Part 4 · Note Completion

Range: 31-40
Format: Note Completion
Audio

Questions 31-40

Volcanic Monitoring and Warning Systems

Underground material moving below the volcano

Volcanic Monitoring and Warning Systems
Underground material moving below the volcano
....................
Change in
.................... activity may mean rock is cracking
Change in volcano shape is called ground
Receivers measuring small shifts in position
Instruments measuring tiny changes in ground slope
Gas often tracked from vents and cracks
Detect warmer surface areas across wide regions
Aviation warnings focus on volcanic
Fast flows of volcanic material and water
Uses several signs rather than one instrument: eruption

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