It may be a good idea to practice your listening skills with different conversations, such as a TV play or discussion panel, as there are several speakers in Parts 1 and 3 of the IELTS Listening test. Since there is just one speaker in Sections 2 and 4 of the IELTS Listening test, watching a brief video lecture might be a useful practice exercise. It is a good idea to listen to anything that is around the same duration as Parts 2 and 4, which are each about 5-7 minutes long. Keep in mind that some problem categories, such True/False/Not Given or Multiple Choice, contain answers that appear in sequence on the IELTS Reading exam. This implies that you are not required to answer each question in order, starting with the first. Start with the question that contains anything that is immediately recognizable (such as the name of a person or location). Then, most likely above and below this place, will come the answers to the other questions.
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