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IELTS Listening: Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers) (Practice with Answers)

Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers) is a listening task in the IELTS exam. The worked examples below come straight from our practice bank: the full task, the correct answers, and a teacher-reviewed explanation of why each answer is right.

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Example 01 Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers)

Listen to the telephone call and choose TWO letters, A-E, for each question.

Which TWO things must the family bring with them?
  • A aprons
  • B old shirts Correct answer
  • C packed lunches Correct answer
  • D small presses
  • E printing paper
Which TWO points does the woman make about getting to the museum?
  • A The museum car park is reserved. Correct answer
  • B The park-and-ride is frequent.
  • C The school yard is for visitors. Correct answer
  • D The walk takes fifteen minutes.
  • E Buses stop outside.
Example 02 Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers)

Listen to the announcement and choose TWO letters, A-E, for each question.

Which TWO changes to warnings start in March?
  • A A two-level colour scale Correct answer
  • B Automatic phone alerts for severe events Correct answer
  • C Warnings only for coastal areas
  • D An end to storm naming
  • E Free weather apps for residents
Which TWO points are made about geographic changes?
  • A Warnings will follow county boundaries. Correct answer
  • B Warnings will look smaller on maps. Correct answer
  • C Small warnings indicate weak events.
  • D Inland fog warnings will increase.
  • E Counties may merge warning zones.
Example 03 Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers)

Listen to the radio discussion and choose TWO letters, A-E, for each question.

Which TWO criticisms does Dana make of the fitness app?
  • A Summaries upload unless settings are changed. Correct answer
  • B Raw heart-rate data is shared with doctors.
  • C Export is restricted behind a subscription. Correct answer
  • D Location tracking cannot be disabled.
  • E The privacy label was false.
Which TWO security-related points does Ravi make?
  • A It tracks more than necessary.
  • B Bank access was read-only. Correct answer
  • C The login flow used a technique linked to phishing. Correct answer
  • D It leaked data to advertisers.
  • E Its export tool was buried.

Strategy · how to approach Multiple Choice (Multiple Answers)

  1. Read the task instructions carefully; formats that look similar often score differently.
  2. Answer everything: blank responses earn zero in every scoring model.
  3. Review your mistakes against the explanation, not just the answer key. The reasoning is what transfers to the exam.
  4. Practise under timed conditions; pacing is a trained skill, not a personality trait.

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