IELTS Maverick

  • IELTS Listening – Educational Innovation

    This practice test is designed to help you prepare for the IELTS Listening module. You will listen to a TED Talk about innovative approaches to education and school design, then answer 7 questions that mirror the actual IELTS exam format. Important Information: In the actual IELTS Listening test, you have time to read the questions

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  • IELTS Writing Task 2 – Psychology

    Welcome to this IELTS Writing Task 2 practice question! This exercise is designed to help you prepare for the essay-writing component of the IELTS Academic exam. You should aim to complete this task in 40 minutes, writing at least 250 words. Writing Task 2 assesses your ability to present a clear, well-organized argument in response

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  • IELTS Academic Reading Psychology

    This practice test is designed to help you prepare for the IELTS Academic Reading module. The test features one complex passage on a psychology topic, followed by 9 varied question types that mirror the actual IELTS exam format. Important Information: This is the Academic version of the test, suitable for those preparing for university-level studies.

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  • IELTS Speaking Air Pollution Topic

    Welcome to this comprehensive IELTS Speaking practice question set focusing on air pollution and environmental quality. This practice covers all three parts of the IELTS Speaking test, providing you with a complete simulation of the actual examination experience. The IELTS Speaking test is designed to assess your ability to communicate effectively in English across different

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  • IELTS Writing Task 2 [Air Pollution]

    Welcome to this IELTS Writing Task 2 practice question focusing on air pollution, one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. This practice exercise will help you develop the skills needed to excel in the actual IELTS Academic Writing test. Important Information: Writing Task 2 carries more weight than Task 1 (it accounts

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  • IELTS Academic Reading Air Pollution

    Welcome to this IELTS Academic Reading practice test focusing on air pollution. This practice test is designed to help you prepare for the actual IELTS Academic Reading exam by familiarizing yourself with the question types and difficulty level you’ll encounter. Test Structure: This practice test mirrors the Academic Reading module, which is intended for test-takers

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  • IELTS Speaking: Housing

    Welcome to this comprehensive IELTS Speaking practice question set focused on housing and accommodation. This practice session covers all three parts of the IELTS Speaking test, helping you prepare for the full range of question types and difficulty levels you’ll encounter on exam day. Test Structure and Timing: Total Speaking Test Duration: Approximately 11-14 minutes

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  • IELTS Writing Task 2: Housing Topic

    Welcome to this IELTS Writing Task 2 practice question focusing on housing and urban development. This practice exercise will help you prepare for the actual IELTS Academic Writing test by simulating the exam conditions and question format. Important Guidelines: Remember, in the actual IELTS exam, Writing Task 2 carries more weight than Task 1, accounting

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  • IELTS Reading Housing Topic (Academic)

    Welcome to this IELTS Academic Reading practice test focused on housing and urban development. This test is designed to help you prepare for the actual IELTS Academic Reading exam by simulating its format and difficulty level. Test Structure: This practice test uses authentic IELTS question formats including multiple choice, True/False/Not Given, matching, and completion tasks.

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  • IELTS Writing Task 1: The Data Point Selection Technique

    Why This Works You can’t describe every number in a graph within 150 words. Examiners reward candidates who select the most significant data points rather than listing everything they see. How to Apply the Technique Step 1: You identify the highest and lowest values first. These are your most important points. Step 2: You look

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