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Is there an IELTS reading question bank? Because of the IELTS speaking question bank, many students will wonder if there is something similar in IELTS reading. If so, how about getting high marks for reading [...]

Is there a question bank for IELTS reading

Because of the IELTS oral question bank, many students will wonder if there is something similar in IELTS reading. If so, it is not safe to get high marks in reading. Today, the old Roast Duck Editor will talk about this problem with you.

First answer: IELTS reading does have its own question bank, but it is very different from oral and listening.

The IELTS reading question bank is a collection of questions that have been tested in the past. The IELTS official will indeed select questions from them for investigation, rather than new questions every time. After all, there is usually only one week between the two examinations. If the Cambridge IELTS Examination Committee really selects articles every week, makes adaptations, and then sets questions according to the requirements of the IELTS investigation, it will do nothing.

Because the difficulty of recalling IELTS reading articles and topics is far greater than listening Auditory motor channel In comparison, the number of questions in the reading question bank is not only less, but also the statistics of the year is not detailed enough. This makes it difficult to find rules from them and make predictions like listening. We more often take it as a supplement to the Cambridge IELTS real questions, and practice when there are no questions to do. However, the old editor of Roast Duck must admit that, from the experience of previous examinations, the probability of encountering the original questions in the examination question bank is not small. Therefore, although we can't have the idea that we will be invincible after finishing the question bank, the role of the question bank cannot be ignored.

From the above description, you should also feel the difference between the IELTS reading question bank and the IELTS speaking question bank, that is, the speaking question bank is fixed and limited; The reading question bank is more flexible and has a much larger range.

To sum up, IELTS reading does exist in the question bank, and it is a good material for pre exam surprise and usual practice, but we can't expect to encounter the original question after doing it.