Listening practice
IELTS Listening Form Completion practice
Complete a form while listening.
This page is for doing Form Completion questions: start the drill, then use the routine and the checks below to make each attempt count. For the strategy behind it, read the Form Completion guide.
Practise Form Completion only
7 Form Completion questions from Day 01 · Listening, with the recording and instructions they were written for. Your answers are saved and marked exactly as in a full section.
- Questions
- 7 questions
- Time
- 14 minutes
A Listening section is one continuous recording, so the drill plays the whole recording — you only answer the Form Completion questions in it.
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What Form Completion looks like on screen
A form — a booking, an application, an enquiry — appears with labelled gaps, and you type each detail into its gap as you hear it. The instruction sets a word limit such as ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER. Some fields are usually filled in already, which helps you keep your place.
Where you will meet it
Form completion is most common in Part 1, an everyday conversation between two speakers, though it can be set elsewhere. The gaps follow the order of the recording, and the answers are usually concrete: names, numbers, dates and addresses.
A routine for doing a set against the clock
Listening sets its own pace: the recording plays once, and there is time to read the questions before each part. The routine is about where your eyes and attention go:
- In the reading time, look at the field before each gap; hearing that label is your cue that the answer is next.
- Keep your eyes one gap ahead, so a detail never arrives while you are still reading.
- Type numbers as digits and spell names letter by letter as the speaker says them.
- If a speaker corrects a detail, overwrite it straight away rather than noting it for later.