Listening Lab

IELTS Listening Full Mock Test 60

Free IELTS Listening Test 60 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 mocklisteningobject objectsyllabus 2026

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Part 1

Painted mug workshop booking

Part 1 · [object Object]

Range: 1-10

Format: [object Object]

Audio

Questions 1-10

Marlowe Kiln Studio - painted mug workshop

Questions 1-6

Questions 1-10

Marlowe Kiln Studio - painted mug workshop

Questions 1-6

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

Customer surname:

1Workshop date: ____

Workshop date:

2____ May ____

Start time:

3Number attending: ____

Number attending:

4Deposit: ____

Deposit:

5____ pounds ____

Apron size requested:

6Questions 7-10 ____

Questions 7-10

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

Item

Detail

Mug shape

7Main colour ____

Main colour

8Drying shelf ____

Drying shelf

9Reminder sent by ____

Reminder sent by

10Question 10 ____

Part 2

Coat-exchange volunteer briefing

Part 2 · [object Object]

Range: 11-20

Format: [object Object]

Audio

Questions 11-20

Coat-exchange volunteer briefing

Questions 11-15

Questions 11-20

Coat-exchange volunteer briefing

Questions 11-15

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

Volunteer item to collect:

11name ____ ____

Morning briefing starts at:

12Heavy bags should be put beside the: ____

Heavy bags should be put beside the:

13Busiest entrance is next to the old: ____

Busiest entrance is next to the old:

14Urgent radio code: ____

Urgent radio code:

15Questions 16-20 ____

Questions 16-20

Which area should volunteers use for each task? Write the correct letter, A-G.

Areas

A front desk B children's rail C button table D airing rack

E quiet corner F manager's office G exit trolley

16Check donation tags ____

........................

17Sort smaller coats ____

18Sew loose buttons ____

19Air damp coats ____

20Remove unsuitable items ____

Part 3

Library wayfinding research tutorial

Part 3 · [object Object]

Range: 21-30

Format: [object Object]

Audio

Questions 21-30

Urban geography tutorial - library wayfinding

Questions 21-25

Questions 21-30

Urban geography tutorial - library wayfinding

Questions 21-25

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

21What does Dr Armitage think the first route sketches show? ____

A official signs are clear

B people invent routes

C students need bigger maps

22Why is Maya cautious about counting pauses? ____

A observers may interpret them differently

B the camera may miss a corridor

C participants may walk too quickly

23Tariq wants brief comments because they can ____

A replace the map sketches

B test reading speed

C explain unexpected choices

24Why does the group reject phone tracking? ____

A sensors are inaccurate indoors

B ethics approval would delay the study

C phones are rarely carried by visitors

25What sample will they finally use? ____

A first-year students and weekend visitors

B postgraduate students only

C library staff during opening week

Questions 26-30

What revision is agreed for each part of the project? Write the correct letter, A-G.

A add uncertainty column

B simplify language

C move nearer entrance

D remove altogether

E shorten questions

F run before lunch

G compare with website data

26Camera position ____

........................

27Interview schedule ____

28Consent wording ____

29Pilot session ____

30Analysis table ____

Part 4

Glass chemistry in heritage objects

Part 4 · [object Object]

Range: 31-40

Format: [object Object]

Audio

Questions 31-40

Glass chemistry in heritage objects

Questions 31-40

Glass chemistry in heritage objects

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

Historic glass and colour

Main ingredients

The main network-forming material is

31A ____

32____ lowers the melting temperature of the batch. ____

33____ improves durability in water. ____

Colour-producing materials

34____ can create a deep blue colour. ____

35____ may produce red or turquoise effects. ____

36____ may remove unwanted tint or make purple shades. ____

Evidence and decay

Small

37____ can show how the melt was worked. ____

Loss of

38____ from the surface can start weathering. ____

High

39____ makes corrosion faster. ____

Conservators avoid

40____ because skin oils leave residues. ____