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IELTS Predictions for 30/11/2026

Choose a skill, review the focus areas and start a set.

Study focus

What should you focus on?

Question types to practise first

Multiple Choice

26/60 passage · 43%Passage 2, 3

Underline differences between the options and use evidence to eliminate distractors.

Practice & review

Practice: Answer one question group and explain why each wrong option is excluded.

Review: Check meaning rather than matching words alone.

Sets with this typeSet 01Set 02Set 04

Summary Completion

29/60 passage · 48%Passage 1, 2, 3

Predict the missing word type and check the summary’s meaning and word limit.

Practice & review

Practice: Mark the word type for each gap, complete one summary and reread it.

Review: Check word limits, grammar and the meaning of the whole summary.

Sets with this typeSet 01Set 02Set 03

True / False / Not Given

20/60 passage · 33%Passage 1, 2

Check each statement; distinguish false information from information that is not given.

Practice & review

Practice: Answer 8–10 questions and mark the evidence for each decision.

Review: Check negatives, quantifiers and information that is not stated.

Sets with this typeSet 01Set 02Set 03

Yes / No / Not Given

18/60 passage · 30%Passage 1, 2, 3

Identify the writer’s view and check qualifying words before choosing.

Practice & review

Practice: Answer 8–10 questions and note the writer’s view beside each answer.

Review: Separate the writer’s view from quoted opinions; check the strength of each claim.

Sets with this typeSet 02Set 04Set 05

Reading sets

0/20 sets completed

Reading Set 01

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

The Clipper Races: an era of competition between cargo ships

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

Do animals really remember?

Matching HeadingsMultiple Choice (MCQ)Fill in the Blank

Passage 3

Research into the effects of different teaching styles

Summary CompletionName MatchingMatching Paragraph Information

Reading Set 02

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

What Lucy Taught Us

True / False / Not GivenFill in the Blank

Passage 2

Public art programs: research update

Matching HeadingsName MatchingSummary Completion

Passage 3

Game theory

Multiple Choice (MCQ)Yes / No / Not GivenMatching Sentence Endings

Reading Set 03

Moderate3.2/5
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Passage 1

Candles

True / False / Not GivenFill in the Blank

Passage 2

How do plants talk to each other?

Matching HeadingsFill in the BlankName Matching

Passage 3

Movement Underwater

Table CompletionSummary CompletionDiagram Labelling

Reading Set 04

Challenging3.6/5
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Passage 1

Mungo Lady and Mungo Man

Name MatchingTrue / False / Not Given

Passage 2

The threat of invasive species

Matching Paragraph InformationMultiple Choice (MCQ)Summary Completion

Passage 3

An enterprise education programme in Hong Kong

Summary CompletionYes / No / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)

Reading Set 05

Moderate3.3/5
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Passage 1

The Whale Goes to Court

True / False / Not GivenFill in the Blank

Passage 2

The 2003 Heatwave

Yes / No / Not GivenShort AnswerSummary CompletionMultiple Choice (MCQ)

Passage 3

Book Review: The Discovery of Slowness

Matching Paragraph InformationSummary CompletionMultiple Choice (MCQ)

Reading Set 06

Moderate3.3/5
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Passage 1

A brief history of ballet

True / False / Not GivenFill in the Blank

Passage 2

The return of the black-footed ferret

Fill in the BlankName MatchingMatching Paragraph Information

Passage 3

How can we make good decisions?

Summary CompletionMultiple Choice (MCQ)Yes / No / Not Given

Reading Set 07

Moderate3.4/5
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Passage 1

Australian artist Margaret Preston

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

Multi-tasking and the brain

Matching HeadingsName MatchingFill in the Blank

Passage 3

The search for extra-terrestrial life

Summary CompletionMultiple Choice (MCQ)Yes / No / Not Given

Reading Set 08

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

Native species that become pests

Summary CompletionTrue / False / Not Given

Passage 2

Six of the most influential psychological discoveries in history

Matching Paragraph InformationName MatchingSummary Completion

Passage 3

Ancient Rome: archaeologists are trying to understand more about the early history of the city

Yes / No / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)Summary Completion

Reading Set 09

Challenging3.7/5
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Passage 1

A Brief History of Tea

Name MatchingMatching Headings

Passage 2

The El Niño effect

True / False / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)

Passage 3

Lawrence Johnston and Hidcote Garden

Multiple Choice (MCQ)Summary CompletionYes / No / Not Given

Reading Set 10

Moderate3.4/5
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Passage 1

Motivating employees who work with customers

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

A great leap forward

Summary CompletionMatching Paragraph InformationMultiple Choice (MCQ)

Passage 3

Youth homelessness

Yes / No / Not GivenSummary CompletionMultiple Choice (MCQ)

Reading Set 11

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

Building a New Future

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

The Importance of Law

Matching HeadingsMultiple Choice (MCQ)Fill in the Blank

Passage 3

Marine mammals exhibit their ingenuity

Yes / No / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)Matching Sentence Endings

Reading Set 12

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

Sydney Opera House

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

Born to Trade

Matching HeadingsMultiple Choice (MCQ)Fill in the Blank

Passage 3

Grimm’s Fairy Tales

Yes / No / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)Matching Sentence Endings

Reading Set 13

Moderate3.4/5
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Passage 1

Minds of their own

True / False / Not GivenFill in the BlankShort Answer

Passage 2

Keeping an eye on shoppers

Matching Paragraph InformationName MatchingSentence Completion

Passage 3

Who looks after the children in today's Britain?

Matching Paragraph InformationMultiple Choice (MCQ)Fill in the Blank

Reading Set 14

Moderate3.4/5
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Passage 1

Why good ideas fail

True / False / Not GivenFill in the Blank

Passage 2

Playing with science

Matching Paragraph InformationMultiple Choice (MCQ)Fill in the Blank

Passage 3

Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time

Multiple Choice (MCQ)Yes / No / Not GivenMatching Sentence Endings

Reading Set 15

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

Deep Sea Discovery

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

Who wrote Shakespeare's plays?

Name MatchingMatching Paragraph InformationSummary Completion

Passage 3

Rewards for scientific achievement

Summary CompletionMultiple Choice (MCQ)Yes / No / Not Given

Reading Set 16

Moderate3.4/5
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Passage 1

The Early History of Olive Oil

True / False / Not GivenFill in the Blank

Passage 2

A unique golden textile

Matching HeadingsName MatchingSummary Completion

Passage 3

Mark Sumner of the University of Leeds explains the challenges facing the fashion industry

Multiple Choice (MCQ)Summary CompletionYes / No / Not Given

Reading Set 17

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

Fishbourne Roman Palace

True / False / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

How are deserts formed

Matching Paragraph InformationTrue / False / Not Given

Passage 3

Animals predicting earthquakes?

Yes / No / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)Summary Completion

Reading Set 18

Challenging3.5/5
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Passage 1

Sleeping on the Job

True / False / Not GivenTable CompletionShort Answer

Passage 2

Drawing Lessons from History

Multiple Choice (MCQ)Yes / No / Not GivenMatching Paragraph Information

Passage 3

The benefits of learning an instrument

Yes / No / Not GivenMultiple Choice (MCQ)Matching Sentence Endings

Reading Set 19

Moderate3.4/5
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Passage 1

Wood: A Valuable Resource in New Zealand’s Economy

True / False / Not GivenShort Answer

Passage 2

The humble houseplant: an aid for health and cleanliness

Matching Paragraph InformationName MatchingFill in the Blank

Passage 3

The Significant Role of Mother Tongue in Education

Multiple Choice (MCQ)Summary CompletionYes / No / Not Given

Reading Set 20

Challenging3.6/5
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Passage 1

Feeding the world

Name MatchingYes / No / Not GivenSummary Completion

Passage 2

Babies cry in their mother tongue

Matching Paragraph InformationName MatchingFill in the Blank

Passage 3

Insect-inspired robots

Matching Paragraph InformationShort AnswerName Matching

Before you start

Each exam date has 20 Reading, 20 Listening and 20 Writing sets

These are part of the predicted test pool for that date. The selection is fixed for each day.

The estimated match rate is around 30–40%

If there is a match, you may encounter at least one Reading passage, Listening section or Writing task, and possibly more. Your exam may also contain none of these items.

Practice is the key

This is an additional practice tool, not a shortcut to the exam. Do not memorise answers or rely on predictions instead of preparation. Even without a match, use these real test materials as extra practice to improve your band.