Microsoft Word ace the ielts final3 no cover doc

Task Type 

What do you do 

Instructions in the booklet

 

 

Matching   

There is a list of headings, your job is to 

choose most suitable heading for every 

paragraph of the text. 

Choose the most suitable heading 

for each paragraph from the list of 

headings below. 

Multiple choice 

question 

There is a question and a number of 

answers (three, four or five), your job is to 

pick the right one (sometimes more than 

just one). 

 

Choose the appropriate letter. 

Short-answer question 

Answer in 3 words, as the instructions say  Using NO MORE THAN THREE 

WORDS answer the following 

questions. 

Sentence completion 

Complete a sentence according to what 

you hear 

Complete the sentences below 

with words taken from the reading 

passage. Use NO MORE THAN 

THREE WORDS for each answer. 

Chart/Table completion  A table with some blank cells is given; 

your job is to fill them according to the 

passage you hear. 

 

Complete the table/chart below 

using information from the 

Reading Passage. 

Use NO MORE THAN THREE 

WORDS for each answer. 

True/False/Not Given 

task 

 

There is a statement, which can be True, 

False or Not Given in the passage; you 

need to decide according to what you 

read. 

Read the passage and look at the 

statements below. Write TRUE if 

the statement is true, FALSE if the 

statement is false and Not Given if 

the information is not given in the 

passage. 

Gap-fill 

There are several sentences with missing 

words, you should pick the correct word 

and fill it in the gap. Choose from the list 

(if there is one), or from the text. 

Complete the summary below. 

(Chose your answers from the box 

at the bottom of the page) 

Diagram labeling 

 

Write description in 1 to 3 words for 

different parts of a drawing according to 

what you read. 

Label the diagram below. Choose 

Use NO MORE THAN THREE 

WORDS from passage for each 

answer. 

 

 

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Go fishing! 

 

Now it is time to start “fishing” for answers. Read question one-by-one, for every 

question see what its theme is. Then find it (or some thing close to it) on your map - 

that is the paragraph to search for the answer.