IELTS Listening maps diagrams practice test

now move on to section three section three first you have some time to look at questions 21 to 24 now listen carefully and answer questions 21 to 24 now let me tell you a little about what you can see in the Sculpture Park if you look at your In the map you will see the visitor center where we are now at the bottom, right next to the entrance, since we only have an hour. You may not be able to tour the park, but you can choose to visit some of the highlights you would like to visit. Check out the Jo Train sculptures displayed on this side of the Upper Lake, just behind the education center and near the bridge.

They are really impressive, but remember not to let her children climb on them. One of our most popular exhibits is Georgio Catalucci's bird sculptures located just across the bridge on the north side of the Lower Lake. I love the way they are spread out in the tall grass by the lake, like they are about to take on their wings. You can also go to the Garden Gallery, which is on this side of the Upper Lake from the Visitor Center. Go to the educational center, continue along the path and you will see that on your right there is an exhibition of animal carvings, which is nice.

It's worth checking out, we also have House L which is a good walk from here, you go to the bridge and then turn left on the other side, you will soon see a winding path going up towards the northern boundary of the park, Climb up there and I'll find Him at the top. They have some abstract metal sculptures that are worth seeing if you have the time. Okay, now if you go to section four, section 4 first, you have time to look at questions 31 to 40. Now listen carefully and answer questions 31 to 40 now. If I could show on this wall map where everyone is, maybe you'd like to go and take a look.

If you arrive at the main entrance of the University at the first junction, you will find that the brown hallway is on the corner opposite the theatre, so you are good and close to the station, although I think it can be a bit noisy with traffic. The same applies to the Blake residence, which is directly opposite the junction with the university entrance. These hallways are often used by doctors. Students and similar people are out all day, so don't notice the noise anyway. If you then walk down the campus road toward the main circle, you'll see the library on the corner and the Queen's building is right after that as you head north.

You will find that it is quieter here and you may get fewer visitors because of the way the circle is a major feature of the campus as it is located in the hills and has a new sports center in the middle. It's worth taking a look around now. The Parkway Apartments are on the corner opposite the library, facing the circle, as you head towards the main buildings. The main buildings are just a 5 minute walk from here and places in these halls fill up quickly, so my advice is to book your place as soon as possible. as possible, then Temple Rise is inside the circle next to the sports centre, but now further away from the main University building if you want to go out and physically.