Listening Lab

IELTS Listening Full Mock Test 35

Free IELTS Listening Test 35 with four audio sections, 40 questions, instant scoring, answer review, and Pro transcript/trap explanations.

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exam style audiofull mocklisteningobject objectsyllabus 2026

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Part 1

Everyday transactional phone call

Part 1 · [object Object]

Range: 1-10

Format: [object Object]

Audio

QUESTIONS 1-10

Community Archive Scanning Appointment

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

Local History Archive - Scanning Request

Community Archive Scanning Appointment

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

Local History Archive - Scanning Request

1Applicant details Applicant: Rowan ____ ____

2Contact number: ____ ____

3Appointment day: ____ ____

4Items to scan Number of photographs: ____ ____

5Box label: ____ album ____

6Condition and handling Some images show signs of ____ ____

7Bring photos in a ____ envelope ____

8Output and collection Digital copy supplied on: ____ ____

9Collection desk is next to the ____ ____

10Booking reference: AS ____ ____

Part 2

Public-information monologue

Part 2 · [object Object]

Range: 11-20

Format: [object Object]

Audio

QUESTIONS 11-20

Lumen Foundry Letterpress Morning

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

Lumen Foundry Letterpress Morning

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

11Visitor information Doors open for booked visitors at ____ a.m. ____

12Visitors handling type must wear ____ ____

13Ink reaches the paper through the ____ ____

14Short history talk will be given on the ____ ____

15Children use washable ____ for cards ____

16Preservation-fund money goes in the ____ box ____

Where will the following activities take place? Choose FOUR answers from A-F.

Locations: A Entrance Desk B Composing Room C Drying Line D Courtyard Table E Reading Alcove F Metal Store

17setting a line of wooden type ____ ____

18printing a souvenir card ____ ____

19collecting pre-booked tickets ____ ____

20viewing freshly printed posters ____ ____

Part 3

Academic tutorial with two students and a tutor

Part 3 · [object Object]

Range: 21-30

Format: [object Object]

Audio

QUESTIONS 21-30

Tutorial: Public Seating Observation Study

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

Tutorial: Public Seating Observation Study

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

21What does Dr Farrow say about the students' original research question? ____

A It is too theoretical. B It is too broad. C It has already been answered.

22Why does Amira defend the first observation site? ____

A It is near a transport stop. B It attracts mixed age groups. C It has recently been redesigned.

23What weakness does Theo identify in the seating map? ____

A It ignores shade. B It uses the wrong scale. C It misses pedestrian paths.

24What concern does the tutor raise about the interview sample? ____

A It is too small. B It is dominated by office workers. C It lacks written permission.

25What should be added to the observation sheet? ____

A a weather score B a noise estimate C the purpose of each stop

26What is the strongest feature of the revised design? ____

A It combines counting and explanation. B It uses advanced software. C It needs no follow-up.

What advice does the tutor give for each report section? Choose FOUR answers from A-F.

Advice: A define "optional social contact" B remove identifiable photographs C compare benches with cafe seating

D explain why two weekdays were chosen E link findings to maintenance policy F keep limitations separate from results

27Introduction ____ ____

28Methods ____ ____

29Results ____ ____

30Limitations ____ ____

Part 4

Academic lecture monologue

Part 4 · [object Object]

Range: 31-40

Format: [object Object]

Audio

QUESTIONS 31-40

Lecture: Muon Imaging of Large Structures

Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Lecture: Muon Imaging of Large Structures

Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

31Background Muons originate from high-energy ____ rays ____

32Parent particles called ____ decay into muons ____

33The method maps changes in material ____ ____

34How the technique works Arrays of ____ record incoming particles ____

35Geological applications include monitoring ____ ____

36Archaeological patterns may suggest hidden ____ ____

37Practical uses and limits The method is considered ____ because it uses natural particles ____

38Security trials include scanning ____ containers ____

39Accuracy depends partly on each particle's ____ ____

40Final results still require expert ____ ____