Free IELTS Listening Test 15
Hotel Room Booking, Woodland Park Zoo Conservation Programme, Data Analysis Methods Discussion, Microplastic Pollution in the Oceans.
- ModuleListening
- Set#15
- Parts4
- AccentsBritish, AU, NA
- Part 1Hotel Booking
- Part 2Zoo Education Talk
- Part 3Data Analysis Methods
- Part 4Microplastics
Four parts
Test 15 mixes quick-fire information capture (Part 1) with sustained-attention monologue (Parts 2 and 4). The cues come fast in some sections and slow in others — pacing your attention is the skill.
- Part 1 · Hotel Booking
Hotel Room Booking
2 speakers: Receptionist, Guest
Form Completion
- Part 2 · Zoo Education Talk
Woodland Park Zoo Conservation Programme
1 speaker: Dr Fiona Ashworth
Sentence Completion · Multiple Choice (single answer)
- Part 3 · Data Analysis Methods
Data Analysis Methods Discussion
3 speakers: Tutor, Olivia, Daniel
Multiple Choice (single answer) · Note Completion
- Part 4 · Microplastics
Microplastic Pollution in the Oceans
1 speaker: Lecturer
Sentence Completion
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- Form Completion
- Sentence Completion
- Multiple Choice (single answer)
- Note Completion
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About 30 minutes of audio plus 10 minutes for transferring answers, the same as test day. Strict mode runs straight through; Breath mode lets you pause and replay.
British, Australian, and North American voices distributed across the four parts. The mix mirrors the way the real IELTS Listening test rotates accents between conversation, monologue, discussion, and lecture.
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