Bài tập chuyên đề Numbers IELTS LISTENING

• Bên cạnh Bài sửa đề thi IELTS WRITING TASK 2 ngày 22/8/2020 của HS đi thi đạt 7.0, IELTS TUTOR giới thiệu đến các em chuyên đề bài tập chọn lọc IELTS Listening tập trung vào luyện tập nghe số đếm - Numbers. Đây là dạng bài tập chắc chắn sẽ có trong IELTS nên các em chú ý luyện tập thật tốt.

The numbers used to count the objects in a group are called cardinal numbers: 1, 2, 3, etc.

1 one

2 two

3 three

4 four

5 five

6 six

7 seven

8 eight

9 nine

10 ten

11 eleven

12 twelve

13 thirteen

14 fourteen

15 fifteen

16 sixteen

17 seventeen

18 eighteen

19 nineteen

20 twenty

30 thirty

40 forty

50 fifty

60 sixty

70 seventy

80 eighty

90 ninety

21 twenty-one

32 thirty-two

43 forty-three

54 fifty-four

65 sixty-five

76 seventy-six

87 eighty-seven

98 ninety-eight

99 ninety-nine

Exercise 1: Reading the numbers
Listen to the following numbers and repeat them after the speaker.

13 18 7 20 23 31 54 39 71 14 40 58 60 67 85 97

Exercise 2: Number dictation

Listen to the following numbers and write them down.

Exercise 3: Ticking the numbers you hear
You will hear someone reading the numbers in the box. Some of them are correct, and some are not. When the number is correct, put a tick (✓) by it. If it's wrong, put a cross (x). Look at the box below and listen to the recording.

Exercise 4: Which number is it?

Listen to Exercise 4 in the recording. When you hear a number that is in the box, draw a cross (x) next to the number. One of the numbers in the box is not in the recording. Which number is it? Now listen to the following numbers.

Put your answer here: ..........................

Exercise 5: Number practice
Listen carefully and write the numbers in the blanks. Write the numbers in figures, not words.

1. The sweater costs .................... pounds.

2. Tom bought ..................... books yesterday.

3. Mary is ...................... years old.

4. Janet was ..................... minutes late.

5. There are ...................... students in my class.

6. My grandfather has ........................... grandchildren.

7. Bill wears size ...........................

8. The temperature was ...........................°C yesterday.

9. The train arrived at .......................... o'clock.

10. I got .......................... on my English test.

Exercise 6

Listen carefully and circle the correct numbers.

1. The student from New York bought (50 — 15) new books last week.

2. My uncle George lives at (13 — 30) King's Road.

3. Mr. Johnson was (40 — 14) minutes late for his lecture.

4. It took (16 — 60) hours to finish his work.

5. Mary finished the test in (17 — 70) minutes.

6. My friend Alan lost (19 — 90) pounds on the first day of class.

7. I paid (80 —18) pounds for that coat.

8. He lives at (5062 —1562) Green Street, York.

9. Her address is (3040 —1340) Farm Street, Brighton.

10. We bought (14 — 40) CDs last month.

Exercise 7: Reading the numbers

Listen to the following numbers and repeat them after the speaker.

201 324 109 414 240 634 523 744 599 717

Exercise 8: Number dictation

Listen to the following numbers and write them down.

Exercise 9: Circulation of British newspapers

Listen to the recording and write down the numbers in the correct rows.

Exercise 10

Listen to the recording and write down the numbers in the correct columns.

Exercise 11: Practical problem-solving

Write the numbers. How fast can you figure out the answers? Try to write the answers before you hear them.

Example: 1. 23 + 47 = 70

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The numbers used to indicate position or order in a list are called ordinal numbers: 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th, etc.

Exercise 1: Reading the ordinal numbers

Read the following ordinal numbers after the speaker.

1. first 1^st

2. second 2^nd

3. third 3^rd

4. fourth 4^th

5. fifth 5^th

6. sixth 6^th

7. seventh 7^th

8. eighth 8^th

9. ninth 9^th

10. tenth 10^th

11. eleventh 11^th

12. twelfth 12^th

13. thirteenth 13^th

14. fourteenth 14^th

15. fifteenth 15^th

16. sixteenth 16^th

17. seventeenth 17^th

18. eighteenth 18^th

19. nineteenth 19^th

20. twentieth 20^th

21. twenty-first 21^st

22. twenty-second 22^nd

23. twenty-third 23^rd

24. twenty-fourth 24^th

25. twenty-fifth 25^th

26. twenty-sixth 26^th

27. twenty-seventh 27^th

28. twenty-eighth 28^th

29. twenty-ninth 29^th

30. thirtieth 30^th

31. fortieth 40^th

32. fiftieth 50^th

33. sixtieth 60^th 

34. seventieth 70^th

35. eightieth 80^th

36. ninetieth 90^th

37. one hundredth 100^th

38. one thousandth 1000^th

Exercise 2: Ordinal number dictation

Listen to the recording and write down the numbers you hear. Write the numbers in words.

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Exercise 3

Listen carefully and circle the correct numbers.

1. My office is on the (6^th — 5^th) floor.
2. The team from Shanghai won the (1^st — 4^th) place in the tennis match.

3. Jim was the (22^nd — 27^th) in the last marathon race.

4. Mary's birthday is on the (25^th — 29^th) of September.

5. Our seats are in the (21^st — 23^rd) row.
6. The meeting will be on the (3^rd— 1^st) of April.

7. The theatre is on the (15^th — 50^th) Street.

8. People celebrated the (45^th — 55^th) anniversary of the school last year.

9. Alaska was the (5^th — 50^th) state in America.

10. The final exam is on the (25^th — 26^th) of June.

Exercise 1: Traffic at Britain's main airports
You will hear about passenger traffic at Britain's main airports in 1990 and 1993. Listen to the recording and write down the figures in the correct columns.

Exercise 2

Now listen to the report on consumers' expenditure in 1983 and 1993 at market prices and write down the percentages in the correct columns.

Exercise 3: Migration

Listen to the recording and write down the total numbers and the percentages in the right columns.

Note: EU = European Union

Exercise 4

Look at the pie charts and listen to the short interview about the earthquake. Write down the percentages you hear.

We asked Nanaimo people about earthquakes:

Exercise 5: British trade

You will hear a talk about British trade in 1993. As you listen, write down the percentages in the appropriate places.

Geographical Distribution of Trade in 1993

Exercise 1: How much is this?

Listen to the recording and write down the price for each item.

Exercise 2

Listen to the recording and write down the prices (in figures) in the spaces provided.

1. How much does this cost, please? ...................................................

2. What's the price of that book, please? ...................................................

3. How much are those shoes, please? ...................................................

4. How much is that, please? ...................................................

5. How much is the bill, please? ...................................................

6. Can you tell me how much is left in my bank account, please? ...................................................

7. How much will it cost to send this letter to France? ...................................................

8. What's the price of that bike over there? ...................................................

9. How much is the return ticket to Edinburgh? ...................................................

10. How much does this cost, please? ...................................................

Exercise 3: Living in London (1)

Listen to the talk and write down the prices in the boxes provided.

Exercise 4: Living in London (2)

Listen to the second part of the talk and write down the prices in the boxes provided.

Exercise 5: Living in London (3)

Listen to the last part of the talk and write down the prices in the boxes provided.

Exercise 1: Can you tell me the time?

Listen to the recording and write down the times.

1. Excuse me. Can you tell me the time, please?

Yes, it's ...................................
2. Do you have the right time, please?

I think it's ...................................
3. Do you know what time the next train to Leeds is, please?

Yes, it's ...................................
4. When do the banks open, please?

At ...................................
5. What time does the film finish, please?

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6. When did they come?

At ...................................
7. What time do you finish your work today?

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8. Do you know when the play finishes?

Yes, at exactly ...................................

9. Excuse me, please. What time does the Glasgow train arrive?
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10. When is the next flight to Paris?

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11. What time does the Oxford train arrive?

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12. When does the Tokyo flight leave?

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13. What's the next train to Liverpool?

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14. What time does the London train arrive?

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15. When does your mother come?

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16. When does the teacher come?

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Exercise 2: What time does the next train arrive?

Look at the boxes below. Tick the appropriate time as you listen to the recording.

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14:14 ............................

14:40 ............................

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12:50 ............................

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16:30 ............................

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22:30 ............................

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Exercise 3: Daily schedules

You are going to hear a conversation between two friends. As you listen, write down some of the details in the right columns. You will need to write a time, or length of time, or a few words to describe the activities. Some of the items have already been completed.

Exercise 4: Mike, Susan and Ellen's day

Listen to Mike, Susan, and Ellen talking about their daily schedules. Complete the chart below as you listen.

Exercise 1

Listen to the following conversations and fill in the missing information in the spaces below.

1. Operator: Can I help you?

Inquirer: Yes. Could you give me Hilton Hotel's telephone number, please?

Operator: ....................................................

Inquirer: Thanks.
2. Operator: Can I help you?

Inquirer: Yes. Could you tell me British Rail's telephone number, please?

Operator: .....................................................

Inquirer: Thank you very much.
3. Inquirer: Is that .........................................?

Operator: Yes. Can I help you?

Inquirer: I'd like to speak to ................................., please.
4. Inquirer: Is that .................................?

Operator: Yes. Who do you want to speak to?

Inquirer: Doctor ...................................................., please.
5. Inquirer: Is that ....................................?

Operator: Yes. Who do you wish to speak to?

Inquirer: ............................................................, please.

Exercise 2: Making an appointment

You will hear three dialogues on the telephone between a secretary and a person who is making an appointment to see someone. As you listen, complete the notes below. Please write the name of the person, the day, the time and the telephone number in each dialogue.

Dialogue 1
Note for Mr. Watson:
............................. is coming to see you

on .............................. at .................................

His telephone number is ..........................................
Dialogue 2
Note for Dr. Jenkinson:

................................ is coming to see you

on ..................................... at .......................................

Her telephone number is .................................................
Dialogue 3
Note for Professor Hansen:

........................................... is coming to see you

on ...................................... at .....................................

His telephone number is .................................................

Exercise 3 : Telephone message (1)
Listen to the conversation and fill in the missing information in the right places.

Message to Ms. Proctor.

Date July 8 at 10:30

From ...............................................

Message:
The meeting is on ................................. at ............................., Room ........................................
Please call him ....................................................
Telephone number: ..................................................

Exercise 4 : Telephone message (2)
Listen to the conversation and fill in the missing information in the right places.

Message to ......................................

Date July 15 at 3:30

From ...............................

Message:

There is a .............................. at Bob's house on ..........................

Bob's address: ............................

Please call back .................................

Telephone No.: ...............................................

Exercise 5 : Telephone message (3)
Listen to the conversation and fill in the missing information in the right places.

Message to Professor ...........................................

From ..............................................

Message:

The meeting on .................................. is ..................................

Please call him ....................................

Telephone No.: .............................................

Exercise 1: Days and Months

A. The days of the week are as follows. In the recording, you will hear how to say them. Listen to the recording and repeat after the speaker.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
B. Listen to the months of the year and repeat after the speaker.

January February March April May June July August September October November December

Exercise 2: Accommodation
Listen to some conversations and fill in the missing information in the forms.

Conversation 1
Type of room: ..........................................

Room No. ..........................................

Floor ..........................................
Cost ..........................................

Conversation 2
Type of room: ..........................................

Room No. ..........................................

Floor ..........................................
Cost ..........................................

Conversation 3
Type of room: ..........................................

Room No. ..........................................

Floor ..........................................
Cost ..........................................

Exercise 3: When does school start?
Listen to the recording and tick the correct answers.

1. When does your mother arrive?

A. Tuesday, 14^th May

B. Thursday, 14^th May

C. Thursday, 4^th May

2. When are you going on holiday?

A. 23^rd March

B. 21^st March

C. 25^th March
3. When do the exams begin?

A. 21^st June

B. 25^th June

C. 26^th June
4. When does school start?

A. 5^th July

B. 15^th July

C. 13^th July

5. When are you going to move into the new house?

A. Next Monday, 8^th February

B. Next Monday, 18^th February

C. Next Tuesday, 18^th February
6. When does the Art Museum open?

A. 31^st September

B. 1^st September

C. 4^th September

7. When are you leaving?

A. 13^th April

B. 30^th April

C. 23^rd April
8. Here is an interesting date in Britain.

A. 13^th February

B. 14^th February

C. 15^th February

9. Do you know when Halloween is?

A. 31^st October

B. 30^th October

C. 23^rd October
10. When is Boxing Day?

A. 26^th December

B. 29^th December

C. 27^th December
11. In Britain, Autumn begins on ............................

A. 3^rd September

B. 13^th September

C. 23^rd September
12. When is the shortest day of the year in Britain?

A. 21^st December

B. 22^nd December

C. 23^rd December

Exercise 4

You will hear some great names in British history. As you listen, write down the years of their birth and death in the correct columns.

Exercise 5: Find the difference
In this part, you will hear some short descriptions of festivals. You will be asked to compare the information that you hear with similar information that you read, and to underline the changes that have been made.

Text 1

As you listen, read the text below and underline the three changes in the text.

Valentine's Day

On 15^th February, St. Valentine's Day, many people send a card to the one they love or someone whom they have been in love with. People usually do not sign these cards and a lot of time is spent trying to guess who has sent them.

Text 2

As you listen, read the text below and underline the four changes in the text.

Easter Eggs

At Easter time, the Americans celebrate the idea of new birth by giving each other chocolate and Easter eggs which are opened and eaten on Easter Sunday. On Good Friday bakers sell hot cross buns, which are toasted and eaten with butter. Easter Monday is a holiday and a lot of people travel to the seaside for the day or go and watch one of the many sporting events such as football or horse racing.

Text 3

As you listen, (please) read the text below and underline the five changes In the text.

New Year's Eve

New Year's Eve is on the night of 31^st December. Many people stay up until at least just after midnight in order to see in the New Year. It's also the night of the year when most pubs, bars and restaurants forget about their usual closing times and stay open until after midnight. In London, many people go to Trafalgar Square to hear Big Ben chime midnight, and traditionally take a shower in the fountains in Trafalgar Square. The Christmas tree is a yearly gift from Norway.

Text 4

As you listen, read the text below and underline the six changes in the text.

Pancake Day

Ash Wednesday is the day in February when the Christian period of Lent begins. This refers to the time when Christ went into the desert and fasted for fifty days. Although not many people actually give up eating during this period, on Pancake Thursday, the day before Ash Wednesday, they eat lots of pancakes. They are made from flour, milk and eggs, and fried in a hot pan. Many towns also hold pancake races on that day. People run along the streets holding a frying pan and throwing the pancakes in the air. Of course if they drop the pancake they lose the race.

Text 5

As you listen, read the text below and underline the seven changes in the text.
Christmas
25^th December is the important festival of the year. It combines the Christian celebration of the birth of Christ with the traditional festivities of winter. On the Sunday before Christmas, a lot of churches hold a carol service where special hymns are sung. Very often you can hear carol singers singing in the streets as they collect money for charity. Many families decorate their houses with brightly-coloured Christmas decorations and they usually have a Christmas tree in the corner of the front room, glittering with coloured lights and decorations. People often put their gifts at the bottom of the Christmas tree.

Text 6

As you listen, read the text below and underline the eight changes in the text.

Halloween
On 31^st October is Halloween. Halloween means holy evening. It's a much more important festival in the United States than in Britain, although it's celebrated by many people in the UK. It's particularly connected with witches and ghosts. At parties, people dress up in strange costumes and pretend they are witches. They cut horrible faces in potatoes and other vegetables and put a candle inside which shines through the eyes. People may play difficult games such as trying to eat an apple from a bucket of water without using the hands. In recent years, children dressed in white shirts knock on doors at Halloween and ask if you would like a "trick" or "treat". If you give them something nice, a "treat", they go away. However, if you don't, they play a "trick" on you, such as making a lot of noise or spilling flour on your front door.

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• 5.5 billion
• over 1 million
• 3rd
• over 800,000

1. Surname: _____
2. Flight number: _____
3. Credit card number: _____
4. Surname: _____
5. Room number: _____
6. Passport number: _____

1. Flight number: _____
2. Flight number: _____
3. Reference number: _____
4. Reference number: _____
5. Surname: _____
6. Surname: _____
7. Address: _____ _____
8. Address: _____ _____
9. Telephone number: _____
10. Telephone number: _____

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LAPTOP SHOP

Questions 1 to 10. Write no more than 1 number for each answer.

Name - Helina

Requirements

Processor speed (1) .............................

Memory (2) ..................... Megabytes

Screen size (3) .................. inch

Graphics card (4) .................... Chip

Budget (5) ..................... $

Specific Model (6) ......................

Available model

Dell (7) .......................

Processor speed (8) ..........................

Graphics card of (9) ......................... Chip

Price (10) ............................ $ 

Warranty (11) ...................... Years

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

Write no more than 3 words and or a number.

APPLE SERVICE CARE

Customer care number - (1) ............................

Landline number- (2) ..................................

Mobile number- (3) .............................
Model Number - (4) ..................................

Serial Number- (5) ...............................

IMEI Number- (6) .............................
Problem- (7) Error ........................

Purchase date (8) ................................

ALTERNATIVE PHONE
Serial Number- (9) ...................

IMEI Number- (10) .................

Listening Practice

IELTS - Listening Practice

TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Write down the phone numbers that you hear.

Bank Account enquiry

Questions 1 to 10. Do not write more than 1 number for each answer.

Name- Alex

Account Number (1)......................

SWIFT Code (2) ......................

Mobile Number (3) ..................

Amount (4) ......................
Receiver Account details

Account Number (5) .......................

SWIFT CODE (6) .............................
One time password (7) ..........................

Your transaction is done. You will get conformation email within (8) ................ And here is your transaction number (9) .................. This number will help you to track your transfer online.
Remaining balance - (10) ....................

Trong phần này, bạn sẽ được nghe nhiều dãy số với độ dài ngắn khác nhau. Ghi lại những dãy số mà bạn nghe được. Đây là bài chuẩn bị, giúp bạn tốt hơn phần nghe liên quan đến số

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Questions 1 to 10.

Write no more than 1 word and or number for each answer.

Name - Jessi
Telephone numbers
Furniture shop- (1) ...................... Alternative (2) .......................

Paste control- (3) ....................  

Laptop repair center- (4) .......................

Library - (5) ..........................
Car service dealer-

• Jonny's garage- (6) .....................
• Cars doctor- (7) ............................

Health insurance agent-

• Apollo munich (8) ......................
•  KKH (9) ...............................

jessi Mobile number- (10) .........................

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ONLINE COMPLAIN

Write answers in only number.
NAME: Emma

Order ID - (1) ..................  

Registered mobile number - (2) ..................
Email ID: Emma(3)...............@ gmail.com

Date of birth-19^th September (4) ..................

Problem-Error (5) .................
ITEM Details
Model number- (6) ..........................

Serial number- (7) .........................

Complain number- (8) ....................
Pick up date - (9) ................. September
For any query call on - (10) .....................

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