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Yes. Every Listening test below is free — full audio, full questions, full analysis after submitting. There is no card requirement and no per-test cap.
Each test has the four IELTS Listening parts in canonical order: a service-encounter conversation, a monologue, a multi-speaker discussion, and an academic monologue. Recordings use British, Australian, and North American voices distributed across the parts the same way the real exam mixes accents.
No. Each test page shows topic, parts, scenarios, and question types — but the audio, the questions, and the answer key only appear once you start a saved practice session. This keeps the test diagnostic when you do take it.
Strict mode plays the audio straight through with no replay or pause — the same as test day. Breath mode lets you pause, rewind, and read the transcript while you listen — useful when you're training your ear on an accent or a question type.
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