IELTS (GT) IDP 19 Jan 2019 - Discussion, Preparation & Answer Keys
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I basically dont even remember what i wrote in that map and farming books section. Hence not able to figure out whether mine was right or wrong
The feeling is very mutual map section was a rarity in its case and especially was very fast it was a loophole setup with crazy accent as well. I too got screwed there else easy 8 or 8.5 was easy to get but I guess I got 2 of them correct and rest was a guessing game but the farmers part was not so tricky I guess .
In the map stage is F
Tee shirt is A
collection of book is B and last bottom is free water for runners I cannot remember the letter, but I guess I got 2 or 3 right but messed up the rest and C or D is info center.
The major setback yesterday in IN001 Bangalore BC center for GT was they delayed the exam by almost 1 and a half hours waiting for other candidates and for those who were already present inside the exam hall it was a nightmare to wait for such a Long time doing absolutely nothing which affected the focus as many ppl dozed off yawning & sleeping at the test center. The map section was a bit
Anyways but still I hope and wish the best of luck to everyone and get their desired 8 bands in the L section .
I wrote 30 feet. The audio said “taller than a person” but the question was “larger than” very tricky.
I think its computer delivered test, not written one which we have opted on 19th januaryNot just daily basis. They are having daily 2 tests.
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Guys.. In the last section of listening, there was a blank with the answer 'misuse' . Can someone please confirm it? Some are saying that the answer was 'risk' and not 'misuse'
The answer is Snake. Part of lizard and head and tail of "Snake" has been cut off. So answer is Part of Snake
Well, I wrote Misuse as it is both countable and uncountable - the word "hurt" does not match with the scenario - it mentioned as if you have been taken advantages or there is a misuse of your opportunity, you will be hurt..... or something rather - I am rather confident using filling in "misuse" as opposed to "risk" - I am not sure
Its informal letter. If it was formal, they would have mentioned 'Begin your letter with Dear Sir or Madam' Here they mentioned begin with Dear