IELTS 아카데믹 모의고사: Building to survive an earthquake

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리딩

지문 1 · 703단어 · 13문항

Building to survive an earthquake

A. When a large earthquake strikes a populated region, it is rarely the ground shaking itself that causes the greatest loss of life. Instead, most casualties are the result of buildings that collapse on the people…

지문 2 · 661단어 · 13문항

Who owns the past? Museums and the question of return

A. The great museums of Europe and North America were largely assembled during a period when their nations held colonies or exercised power far beyond their borders. Objects flowed in from every continent: sculptures,…

지문 3 · 654단어 · 14문항

The revival of puppetry

A. Puppetry is among the oldest of the performing arts, and for much of its history it was anything but a children's entertainment. In many societies the puppet stage carried religious stories, political satire and the…

리스닝

Part 1 · 10문항

Joining Riverside Sports Centre

A caller asks a receptionist about membership options at a local sports centre.

라이팅

Task 1 · 150단어 이상

The table below shows the average broadband download speed and the percentage of households with a broadband connection in five regions of a country in 2022. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Task 2 · 250단어 이상

Tourism can bring economic benefits, but it can also cause serious harm to the places that people visit. What problems does tourism cause for popular destinations, and what measures could be taken to reduce these problems?

스피킹

Part 1

Part 1: Public transport

문제 예시

  • How do you usually travel around your area?
  • Do you prefer public transport or travelling by car? Why?
  • How often do you use buses or trains?

Part 2

Part 2: Describe a journey you make regularly

문제 예시

  • Describe a journey that you make regularly.

Part 3

Part 3: Cities, transport and planning

문제 예시

  • Why do so many people prefer to travel by car rather than public transport?
  • What are the advantages of good public transport for a city?
  • Should governments spend more on public transport or on roads? Why?