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    IELTS Test in India - March 2016 (Academic Module)

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    K took the IELTS test in March 2016 in India. For the listening section, he remembered sections about rental property, academic subjects, and farming methods in New Zealand. For reading, the passages were about psychology, medical problems with water quality, and another topic he did not recall. The writing tasks involved comparing maps of a housing estate before and after redevelopment for task 1, and discussing whether schools should teach citizenship/work skills over independence for task 2.

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    K took the IELTS test in March 2016 in India. For the listening section, he remembered sections about rental property, academic subjects, and farming methods in New Zealand. For reading, the passages were about psychology, medical problems with water quality, and another topic he did not recall. The writing tasks involved comparing maps of a housing estate before and after redevelopment for task 1, and discussing whether schools should teach citizenship/work skills over independence for task 2.

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    IELTS Test in India - March 2016 (Academic Module)

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    K took the IELTS test in March 2016 in India. For the listening section, he remembered sections about rental property, academic subjects, and farming methods in New Zealand. For reading, the passages were about psychology, medical problems with water quality, and another topic he did not recall. The writing tasks involved comparing maps of a housing estate before and after redevelopment for task 1, and discussing whether schools should teach citizenship/work skills over independence for task 2.

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    IELTS test in India March 2016 (Academic Module)

    Our friend K from India took the IELTS test and remembered the following information:

    Listening test

    Section 1. A conversation between a man and a real estate agent regarding rental
    property.
    Section 2. Dont remember.
    Section 3. A conversation between two aspirants regarding some academic subject.
    Section 4. Description of farming methods used in New Zealand including their pros and
    cons.

    Reading test

    Passage 1. Dont remember.


    Passage 2. About psychology.
    Passage 3. About medical problems associated with water quality.

    Writing test

    Writing task 1 (a report)

    We were given two maps of the same housing estate, the first was of its current state
    and the second after the redevelopment that will take place in the near future. We had
    to describe and compare the two maps.

    Writing task 2 (an essay)

    Many people believe that schools should teach children to become good citizens and
    workers rather than independent individuals. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
    Give your own opinion and relevant examples.

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