IELTS Listening - Section 1 - Day 30
Day 30: Section 1 Mixed Review Conversation
This IELTS-style listening practice reviews Section 1 accuracy with service type, appointment date and time, number of people, price, surname spelling, address, email username, phone number, and booking reference.
Practice Method
- Listen once without pausing.
- Answer Questions 1-10 while listening.
- Check the answer key only after finishing.
- Replay the difficult parts.
- Read the transcript after you try the questions.
- Write one mistake to fix in your next practice.
Questions
Listen to the audio and answer Questions 1-10.
Questions 1-5
Complete the booking summary below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Mixed Review Booking
1. Service booked: __________ visit
2. Appointment date: 26 __________
3. Appointment time: __________
4. Number of people: __________
5. Total cost: __________ pounds
Questions 6-10
Complete the customer details below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Customer Details
6. Customer surname: __________
7. Address: 42 __________ Avenue
8. Email username: __________
9. Phone number: 07764 __________
10. Booking reference: __________
Answer Key and Review
1. home
2. March
3. 2:45
4. 4
5. 68
6. Hussain
7. Brook
8. family.visit30
9. 281 906
10. R7053
Distractor Explanation
- A centre visit is mentioned first, but the final service is a home visit.
- 25 March is unavailable, so the confirmed appointment date is 26 March.
- 2:15 is too early, so the final appointment time is 2:45.
- The caller first mentions three people, but the final number is four.
- 60 pounds is mentioned for three people, but the final cost for four people is 68 pounds.
Review Focus
- Did you write the final service type?
- Did you avoid the unavailable date?
- Did you catch the corrected time?
- Did you update the number of people?
- Did you write the final price, not the earlier price?
Transcript
Day 30 IELTS Listening Practice - Section 1
Topic: Section 1 Mixed Review Conversation
Assistant: Good morning. Greenway Family Services. How can I help?
Caller: Hello. I would like to arrange a visit for my family.
Assistant: Certainly. Would you like a centre visit or a home visit?
Caller: I first thought a centre visit would be easier, but my mother cannot travel well, so we need a home visit.
Assistant: Home visit. I can arrange that.
Caller: Thank you.
Assistant: Which date would you prefer?
Caller: Is Wednesday the twenty-fifth of March available?
Assistant: Wednesday the twenty-fifth is fully booked. Thursday the twenty-sixth of March is available.
Caller: Thursday the twenty-sixth is fine.
Assistant: We have an appointment at quarter past two.
Caller: 2:15 is a little early because my children finish school at two.
Assistant: The next appointment is quarter to three.
Caller: 2:45 works well.
Assistant: How many people will be present?
Caller: I think three people. Actually, my brother will also be there, so four people.
Assistant: Four people. The cost for three people is 60 pounds, but for four people it is 68 pounds.
Caller: 68 pounds is fine.
Assistant: May I have your surname?
Caller: Hussain.
Assistant: Could you spell that, please?
Caller: H U S S A I N.
Assistant: Thank you. What is the address?
Caller: 42 Brook Avenue.
Assistant: Did you say 42 Brooke Avenue with an E at the end?
Caller: No, Brook. B R O O K.
Assistant: 42 Brook Avenue. Thank you. What email username should we use?
Caller: It is family dot visit thirty.
Assistant: family.visit30?
Caller: Yes, that is right.
Assistant: Could I take your phone number?
Caller: It is zero seven seven six four, two eight one, nine zero six.
Assistant: Let me repeat that: 07764 281 906.
Caller: Correct.
Assistant: Your booking reference is R seven zero five three.
Caller: R7053?
Assistant: Yes. Please keep that reference for any changes.
Caller: I will. Thank you.
Assistant: You are welcome. Goodbye.
Caller: Goodbye.
This is a Section 1 mixed review. Check every final answer carefully because several early details are corrected later.
This IELTS-style educational practice is created by IELTS Booster Lab. It is not official IELTS material and is not affiliated with IELTS, British Council, IDP, Cambridge, or any official IELTS partner.
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