GT Reading Test 65: Section 1 – “Local campsites” & “Durridge Heights (DH) Newsletter”.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1–14, which are based on the Reading Texts.
IELTS General Training Reading:
In your GT IELTS Reading test, you will have three reading sections, each with 12-14 questions. You will be allowed 1 hour to read these passages and then answer the accompanying questions. You need to answer approximately 40 questions in total. Each question carries one mark. At the end of the test, you will be asked to hand in both the question paper and your answer sheet.
Section 1 of GT Reading Test: Section 1 of your GT reading test includes one, two, or three texts (usually two). Each text could be an advertisement for a hotel, shop, college, sports centre, or office. The texts are not long and are factual rather than descriptive.
Section 2 of GT Reading Test: Section 2 may also consist of more than one text and often relates to courses in colleges, leaflets, and content related to work and living in an English-speaking country.
Section 3 of GT Reading Test: The final section (section 3) is usually a long reading passage and the hardest among the three reading passages.
GT Reading Test 64: Section 3 – Emojis
GT Reading Test 64: Section 3 – “Emojis”. Language always changes, of course. This is one of the few constants about it. But it’s arguably changing at a faster rate…
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 28–40, which are based on the Reading Passage.
GT Reading Test 64: Section 2 – How to become a great leader & Resigning from a Job
GT Reading Test 64: Section 2 – “How to become a great leader” & “Resigning from a Job in a Professional Manner”.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 15–27, which are based on the Reading Texts.
GT Reading Test 64: Section 1 – Gobridge Tramlink & Adorable Knitwear
GT Reading Test 64: Section 1 – “Gobridge Tramlink – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)” & “Adorable Knitwear”.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1–14, which are based on the Reading Texts.
GT Reading Test 63: Section 3 – The Role of the Swiss Postbus
GT Reading Test 63: Section 3 – “The Role of the Swiss Postbus”. Switzerland’s postbuses are much more than just a means of public transportation…
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 28–40, which are based on the Reading Passage.
GT Reading Test 63: Section 2 – Vacancy for food preparation assistant & Setting up a business partnership
GT Reading Test 63: Section 2 – “Vacancy for food preparation assistant” & “Setting up a business partnership in the UK”.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 15–27, which are based on the Reading Texts.
GT Reading Test 63: Section 1 – The best travel wallets & UK rail services
GT Reading Test 63: Section 1 – “The best travel wallets” & “UK rail services – how do I claim for my delayed train?”.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1–14, which are based on the Reading Texts.
GT Reading Test 62: Section 3 – Mass appeal of the manta rays
GT Reading Test 62: Section 3 – Mass appeal of the manta rays.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 28–40, which are based on the Reading Passage.
GT Reading Test 62: Section 2 – Negotiating a better salary package & How to run a successful project
GT Reading Test 62: Section 2 – Negotiating a better salary package for your new job & How to run a successful project .
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 15–27, which are based on the Reading Texts.
GT Reading Test 62: Section 1 – Music Clubs & Biological Research Institute
GT Reading Test 62: Section 1 – Music Clubs & Biological Research Institute.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1–14, which are based on the Reading Texts.