Listening Lab

IELTS Listening Full Mock Test 17

Free IELTS Listening Test 17 with four audio sections, 40 questions, instant scoring, answer review, and Pro transcript/trap explanations.

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30 min

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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

City Print Studio Course Booking

Complete the booking form. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Surname

City Print Studio Course Booking

Complete the booking form. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

Surname

1Mobile number ____

Mobile number

2Workshop requested ____

Workshop requested

3Class date ____

Class date

4____ July ____

Start time

5Item to print ____

Item to print

6Experience level ____

Experience level

7Protective item needed ____

Protective item needed

8Payment method ____

Payment method

9Collection time ____

Collection time

10Question 10 ____

Part 2

IELTS Listening Part 2

Part 2 · Mixed listening tasks

Range: 11-20

Format: Mixed listening tasks

Audio

QUESTIONS 11-20

Millbrook Cycle Hub Open Day

Speaker's role

Millbrook Cycle Hub Open Day

Speaker's role

11Public opening month ____

Public opening month

12Main equipment trial ____

Main equipment trial

13Bookings made through ____

Bookings made through

14Safety talk length ____

Safety talk length

15____ minutes ____

A reception desk B repair tent C skills trackD cafe terrace E riverside gate F old pump house

16collect a route map ____ ____

17watch a puncture repair ____ ____

18practise slow riding ____ ____

19collect children's wristbands ____ ____

20ask about volunteer shifts ____ ____

Part 3

IELTS Listening Part 3

Part 3 · Mixed listening tasks

Range: 21-30

Format: Mixed listening tasks

Audio

QUESTIONS 21-30

Research Tutorial: Micro-breaks and Reading Accuracy

A the reading passage was too short

Research Tutorial: Micro-breaks and Reading Accuracy

21What weakness affected the pilot study? ____

A the reading passage was too short

B students chose their own break times

C the tutor stayed in the room

22Dr Evans says the self-report survey should be ____

A removed from the project

B treated as the main measure

C used as background evidence only

23Which outcome measure will the students keep? ____

A error rate in written summaries

B total reading speed

C satisfaction with the task

24Why does Marcus reject phone reminders? ____

A the software is not available

B they may affect students' attention

C they would be too expensive

25What does Dr Evans recommend for the conclusion? ____

A claim that breaks improve recall

B focus mainly on preference data

C present a relationship, not a cause

A pilot the instructions first B use five-minute breaksC remove the control group D recruit from two coursesE compare change scores F use the same classroomG record reading speed separately

26sample ____ ____

27break length ____ ____

28room setting ____ ____

29task instructions ____ ____

30analysis ____ ____

Part 4

IELTS Listening Part 4

Part 4 · Note Completion

Range: 31-40

Format: Note Completion

Audio

QUESTIONS 31-40

Machine-Readable Codes and Modern Logistics

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

Origins

Machine-Readable Codes and Modern Logistics

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

Origins

31• Managers wanted faster checkout and easier 31 ____ ____

32• Woodland and Silver's barcode patent was granted in 32 ____ ____

Commercial UPC

33• Practical scanning depended on a bright 33 ____ and a computer ____

34• In 1974, the first scanned product was a pack of 34 ____ ____

How the code works

35• Linear symbols use dark bars and light 35 ____ ____

36• A check 36 ____ helps identify a reading error ____

37• The scanner links the printed symbol to a product 37 ____ ____

Effects and later systems

38• Retail records became more 38 ____ after each scan ____

39• Two-dimensional codes are made from small square 39 ____ ____

40• RFID identifies objects by using radio 40 ____ ____