Exam builder
Write a test once and use it again.
Your teachers write each IELTS module as its own set. You put sets together into full test papers, check them, and see a part the way a student will before anyone sits it.
Module sets
Each module is its own set.
Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking are written separately. A good Reading set can go into this month's paper and next month's without being copied out again.
- The IELTS question types you know, from multiple choice and True / False / Not Given to matching headings, note completion and map labelling.
- Audio for Listening, passages for Reading, a picture or chart for Writing Task 1.
- Speaking follows the three parts, with the cue card for the long turn.
- Work is saved as you type, and earlier drafts are kept.
- Listening · Set 124 parts · 40 questionsReady
- Reading · Academic set 73 passages · 40 questionsReady
- Writing · Academic set 4Task 1 and Task 2Draft
- Speaking · Set 9Parts 1, 2 and 3Ready
Test papers
Put four sets together to make a paper.
Choose a set for each module and the paper is ready to give. You can also give a single module on its own, for a quick Reading practice test.
- Academic and General Training papers.
- Question numbers run on across the parts by themselves, so nothing is skipped or repeated.
- If you work with an agency, its ready-made papers can sit in your library beside your own.
A full paper
- Listening
- 4 parts · 40 questions
- Reading
- 3 passages · 40 questions
- Writing
- Task 1 and Task 2
- Speaking
- 3 parts
- Type
- Academic
Checks
Mistakes are caught before the test day.
A set cannot go live while something is missing. You see what needs fixing, in plain words, before any student sees the paper.
- Missing answers and empty parts are flagged.
- Once a test has started, editing the set does not change it. Changes reach the next sitting.
- Passage 1Questions 1 to 13OK
- Passage 2Question 19 has no answerFix
- Passage 3Questions 27 to 40OK
Preview
See a part the way a student will.
Open the preview from the builder to read the passage and questions as they will appear in the test. It is the quickest way to spot a confusing instruction.
Reading · Passage 2 · Questions 14 to 19
Do the following statements agree with the information in the passage?
15. The first canal was built for farming.
- True
- False
- Not Given
Works with
It all fits together
Each part uses the same students, papers and results, so nothing is typed in twice.
Exam computers
A locked exam app for your Windows and Mac computers. Nothing else opens during the test.
Read moreResults and reports
Listening and Reading are marked at once. AI suggests Writing and Speaking bands, and your examiner decides.
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