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Mindset R L2 UnitTests U01 Student

This document contains a practice test for level 2 of the IELTS exam. It includes 10 sections with questions about housing, living situations, home repairs and maintenance. The test covers vocabulary related to different types of homes and rooms, as well as verbs commonly used when discussing where one lives.

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Mindset R L2 UnitTests U01 Student

This document contains a practice test for level 2 of the IELTS exam. It includes 10 sections with questions about housing, living situations, home repairs and maintenance. The test covers vocabulary related to different types of homes and rooms, as well as verbs commonly used when discussing where one lives.

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MINDSET FOR IELTS LEVEL 2 UNIT 1 TEST

1 Complete the sentences using the words in the box.

bedsit  bungalow  flat  halls  mobile  semi-detached

1 There are no stairs in Tamara’s house. She lives in a , so there’s only one floor.
2 A is a home inside a bigger building, usually on one floor. It’s also called an ‘apartment’.
3 David lives in a home. It’s got wheels, but it’s been in the same place for years.
4 Our house is , so it’s attached to another house on one side, but not the other side.
5 Elena is a student. She lives in a of residence with hundreds of other students.
6 Dima has finished university. He’s living in a while he looks for a job. It’s a rented room with
a bed, a table and chairs and a place to cook.

2 Which item would you NOT expect to find in these rooms? Choose the correct answer, A, B or C.
1 bathroom
A a shower B a fridge C a sink
2 kitchen
A a wardrobe B a fridge C an oven
3 dining room
A a patio B a dining table C a rug
4 bedroom
A an en-suite bathroom B a washing machine C a night light
5 living room
A a garage B a sofa C a coffee table

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3 Complete the sentences using the words in the box.

bright charming guest messy


remote run-down spacious tidy

1 I like our house, but I wish it was nearer a town. It’s very . The nearest house is several miles
away.
2 Sean’s bedroom is really . There’s paper all over the floor and dirty clothes and empty cans
in there too. Yuk!
3 We don’t have enough room in our flat. I wish we lived somewhere more .
4 Marisa likes to keep her room and have everything in the right place.
5 The room is nice and as the sun always seems to be shining in on it.
6 When Peter left home, his mother and father used his room as a room for when friends came
to stay.
7 It used to be a nice house, but it’s quite now and a lot of things need replacing and fixing.
8 The cottage that we stayed in was . It was really pretty and was a delightful place to stay.

4 Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentences.


1 I live on / with / by myself in a little flat.
2 Our flat is on / by / about the top floor of a skyscraper.
3 I’ve got a great view by / about / of the mountains from my bedroom window.
4 I have so many books, there isn’t enough space of / for / from all of them on my bookshelf.
5 You can’t speak to my father. He isn’t in / at / on home today.

5 Choose the TWO words that can be used in each sentence.


1 When are you going to clean / tidy / wash your room? It’s really messy.
2 All my money goes on my flat. There’s never any money left after I pay my bills / rent / salary.
3 The heating has broken again. Can you damage / fix / repair it, or should I call a plumber?
4 I can’t see if our cat is in the neighbour’s garden. There’s a tall fence / ceiling / wall around it.
5 My bedroom is quite small, but it feels bigger now I’ve rearranged / remained / replaced some of the furniture.
6 When we bought the house it was really run-down, but it looked a lot better after we decorated / painted /
reactivated it.

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MINDSET FOR IELTS LEVEL 2 UNIT 1 TEST

6 Put the verbs in the correct column.

believe build cost decorate help know need


own pay tidy seem use work

State verbs (not continuous) Action verbs

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7 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentences.


1 We’re thinking / We think of moving to another country in a few years’ time, but we aren’t sure where.
2 Jack is having / has a shower now. Can you call back later?
3 I’m thinking / I think you have the wrong address. Nobody called Steve lives here.
4 It’s a tiny bathroom. It is having / It has a shower, but not a bath.
5 The lift isn’t working / doesn’t work today. You’ll have to take the stairs.
6 She doesn’t work / isn’t working today. She’s on holiday this week.
7 I’m living / I live with my parents at the moment, while my flat is being decorated.
8 I’m living / I live with my parents, but I would like to have my own place when I’m older.

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8 Complete the sentences using the words in the box. Use each word once only.

any currently longer moment nowadays


right still temporarily these

1 I can’t believe that it’s raining! I’ve been stuck at home all day!
2 The climate is so bad I don’t want to live here more.
3 I’m having a few problems with my flat at the . So many things need fixing.
4 I rarely go to the city days. I do most of my shopping online, so I don’t need to go there.
5 He can no afford to live there, now he’s lost his job.
6 I’m working on a special project with our company in the USA, so I’m hoping to go to New York.
7 If you need somewhere to stay, you can stay with me. I’m looking for a flatmate now.
8 There are a lot of building projects in my country because the population has been growing
for a while.
9 I’m staying with my sister while my bathroom is being repaired.

9 Complete the conversation using the words in brackets in the present simple or present continuous. Use contractions
(e.g. isn’t) where possible.
A: Why 1 on that chair? (you / stand)
B: 2 the batteries in this smoke detector. (I / change)
A: Why 3 that? (you / do) 4 perfectly, isn’t it?
(it / still / work)
B: Yes, but 5 the batteries every six months. (I / always / change)
And look – 6 . (the light / flash)
A: Oh yes, I can see. Why 7 ? (it / flash)
B: 8 the battery’s nearly flat. (that / mean) So 9
to change it. (I / definitely / need)
A: OK, 10 like a good idea. (that / sound)

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10 Each sentence has ONE mistake with the present simple or present continuous. Correct the mistakes.
The first one has been done for you.
1 How much rent you pay every month?
How much rent do you pay every month?
2 I standing outside your flat now, so can you let me in?

3 I don’t want to live here. It don’t look very nice.

4 The sofa’s in the kitchen now because we paint the living room.

5 Why am I cleaning the flat by myself? You don’t helping me at all.

6 Do you own the house or are you just rent it?

7 We aren’t planning to move house, but it depend on my job.

8 We usually sleeping on an air mattress when we visit my grandparents.

Total 80

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