IELTS · neutral British

Student Housing Office

TOEFL · neutral American

Campus Job Application

IELTS Section 1 · two speakers · British male/female

Arranging Student Accommodation

1. Which course will the student study?

Biomedical science Civil engineering Public health Business management

2. Why does the student prefer Riverside Hall?

It is closer to the science buildings It has private kitchens It includes all meals It is the cheapest hall

3. When is the deposit paid?

After a room offer is made Before submitting the form On arrival at the airport At the end of the first term

4. What should the student tick for a calmer room allocation?

Quiet area Late sleeper Catering included City view

5. What is the recommended application deadline?

15 July 5 September 24 hours after arrival The end of August

IELTS Section 2 · announcement · Australian female

International Student Orientation

1. What should students check on the student card?

That the name matches the passport That the photo is optional That the library fine is paid That the card expires this week

2. Where should science students go after lunch?

The Newton Building The Green Centre The sports hall The clinical skills suite

3. What is Wednesday's library workshop mainly about?

Digital academic resources Borrowing sports equipment Opening a bank account Campus housing rules

4. What will the part-time work briefing cover?

CVs, approved vacancies, and visa restrictions Guaranteed jobs for all students Only unpaid volunteering How to change degree courses

5. What should students do with suspicious emails?

Forward them to the student helpdesk Reply immediately Send bank details Delete their student account

TOEFL Conversation · two speakers · American female/male

Meeting an Academic Advisor

1. Why is the student worried about the GIS class?

It is already full It has been cancelled It is too easy It is not related to internships

2. What course does the professor recommend taking now?

Statistics for Social Research Urban Ecology Senior Research Project Library Management

3. Why is GIS not urgent for graduation?

It is needed before the senior project, and the student is only in the second year It is no longer required It is offered only after graduation It counts as a language course

4. What concern does the professor raise about Urban Ecology?

It requires weekend field observations It has no instructor It is only for graduate students It has too many exams

5. What quality does the professor say employers value at this level?

Reliability Perfect software mastery A senior thesis Evening availability only

TOEFL Lecture · academic talk · American male

The Role of Wetlands in City Planning

1. What older view of wetlands does the lecturer describe?

They were seen as unused land They were seen as expensive museums They were seen as university campuses They were seen as artificial parks

2. How do wetlands help during heavy rain?

They slow storm water and reduce runoff They stop all rainfall They pump water uphill They turn rain into drinking water immediately

3. What happened after the coastal city removed marshland?

The district later flooded repeatedly Bird populations immediately disappeared worldwide All warehouses were closed within a year The city stopped collecting taxes

4. What does green infrastructure include?

Wetlands, urban forests, rain gardens, and permeable surfaces Only concrete barriers Private parking lots Underground shopping malls

5. What is the lecturer's broader lesson?

Cities should treat natural systems as useful infrastructure Cities should remove all wetlands Concrete alone solves every water problem Biodiversity is unrelated to planning

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