IELTS Listening TWO IN ONE: WONDERFUL TIPS FOR MAPS & MCQS

Ok, now we move on to listen to the second part of IELTS and if you face

mcqs

or if you see

mcqs

in the second part, don't be afraid, don't say oh no, what will I do now? You only have to face mcqs in IELTS, so The mcqs are there, sometimes one of my students took their test. He had 30 mcq part 1 mcq part 2 mcq part three mcq part four one word so yeah you should be uh what do you say? You should have enough courage to deal with each type. of questions   ok visit Bren Lake castle now just fire your imagination if you have been to any castle   like in Lahore we have Lahore fort the fort and the castle are almost the same so you can visualize the castle as a place where the king used to live so question number eleven before queen elizabeth one visited the castle in 1576 now what happened before queen elizabeth one visited? right a repairs were carried out and all repairs were carried out guest rooms option b a new building was built option c fire damage then they are repairs, it is a new building for her and there is a part of the main hall damaged by the fire, okay, now listen, they will talk about the three options in any order, the first thing is you have to grasp the order that they are discussing, uh, for example, if they talk. about option c you should be in option c if they move to option a then you should be there after hearing each option you should decide if this option is the correct answer or the trap for example now what is the question the question is before Queen Elizabeth One visited the castle and they say that the repairs were carried out immediately after her visit, so it is a trap because the question is before the visit and they say that shortly after she visited the castle the fire damaged part of the trap in the main hall because the question is before. she visited well, so you should focus on this right now, let's move on to question number 12.

In 1982, the castle was sold to now in multiple choice, I never read item number a, government entertainment company b of the Fannie's family and how the trap will come. First they decided to sell it to the government, but the government was not interested, he understood, he did not say it, then Feni's family offered a very fair price to buy this castle, but the deal could not be closed, it was sold to the nightclub, finally, They talk to experts, interact with actors. Well, it's pretty hard to mistake the actors when they're in costume because they're not allowed to do multiple choice.

Last year there was a tree that was 800 years old, but it was later tragically destroyed. We have a small zoo. here which is closed for renovations a question here visitors can so visitors can see the zoo no they can't see the zoo question number 15 at the end of the visit okay so during an afternoon tea in the greenhouse you will hear a guide talking to a group of tourists who are about to visit an English castle, first have some time to look at questions 11 to 15. Now listen carefully and answer questions 11 to 15. We will arrive at Bramley Castle in about five minutes, but before we get there, we will give you a little information about the castle and what our visit will include.

In fact, there has been a castle on this site for over 1,100 years. The first building was a fort built in 914 AD. for defense against Danish invaders by King Alfred the Great. daughter who ruled england at the time in the following century after the normans conquered england the land was given to a nobleman named richard de vere and he built a castle there which remained in the de vere family for over 400 years, without However, when Queen Elizabeth the First announced that she was going to visit the castle in 1576, it was beginning to look a little dilapidated and it was decided that instead of repairing the guest rooms they would build a new wooden house next to the main hall where he stayed.

We were there four nights and it was apparently very luxurious, but sadly it was destroyed a few years later by a fire in the 17th century. The castle belonged to the wealthy Fennis family, who expanded it and made it more comfortable. However, in 1982 the Fennis family could no longer. afford to keep the castle even though they received government support and put it on the market, it was eventually acquired by a company that owns several amusement parks, but when we get there, I think you will see that they have managed to preserve the original atmosphere of the castle.

When you enter, you will find that in the halls there are moving wax models, dressed in costumes from different eras of the past, even having conversations together, as well as in each room. There are brochures that give information about the use of the room and the history of the objects and furniture it contains. The castle park is quite extensive. At one time sheep were kept there and in the 19th century the owners ran a small zoo with animals such as rabbits and even a baby elephant. Today, the former zoo buildings are used for public displays of paintings and sculptures.

The park also has some beautiful trees, although the oldest of them all, dating back 800 years, was sadly felled in 1987. You are now free to wander around. yours until 4:30 but then at the end of our visit we will all gather at the foot of the grand staircase and then move into the long gallery where there is a

wonderful

collection of photographs showing the family who owned the castle. 100 years ago having tea and cakes in the greenhouse and then they will take you to the same place where they will serve you afternoon tea, so question number 11 is that a new building made of wood was built and then they said it was tragically destroyed by a fire, so b is for question number 11. uh, question number 12. c entertainment company for entertainment they used amusement parks, right, question number 13 in some of the rooms that visitors can see, see models of historical figures moving and talking, they said wax models and they move and talk question number 14 see visit a small zoo but they said that the zoo became an art room and now there is an exhibition and all that so it is b b for child question number 15 al end of the visit the group will have afternoon tea in the greenhouse   first he said we will go to the grand staircase  and this and that and finally at the end   he said afternoon tea in the greenhouse  okay, very good, now please come in On to the next page, page number 35, we have obtained Bren Lay Castle and now there is a map.

You do not need to read the questions. You must first look at the map in the upper right corner. They can see a foreigner. This is the main entrance when you enter. from here, if you go straight to the south gate, very close to the south gate, you will find the starting point for the wall walking questions. Before

listening

to the rest of the talk, you will have some time to look at questions 16 to 20. Now listen and answer. Questions 16 to 20. Now, if you can take a look at your plans, you will see that Branley Castle has four towers joined by a high wall with a river on two sides.

Be sure to see the great hall near the river in the main tower, the largest, which was expanded and redesigned in the 18th century. If you want to have a good view of the entire castle, you can walk around the walls. The starting points, quite close to the main entrance, walk straight along the path until you reach the south gate and if you don't go through the north gate there is no way to go up from there there will surely be a show in which you can see the archers Demonstrating your skill with the bow and arrow, the quickest way to get there is take the first left after the main entrance and follow the path past the bridge, then you will see it in front of you at the end.

If you like animals, there is also a hunting exhibit for birds, falcons and eagles, etc., if you go from the main entrance towards the south gate, but turn right before you get there, instead of going through it, You will see it on your right passing the first tower. At 3:00 p.m. m. There will be a short traditional dance performance on the open air stage which is right on the other side of the castle from the entrance and over the bridge it is about a 10 minute walk or so and finally the shop is actually inside one of the towers, but the entrance is from the outside, just take the first left after the main entrance and go down. the path and take the first right, it has some lovely gifts and souvenirs, so we just arrived, it was very fast and smooth, okay, question number 16.

At the main entrance, go straight near the south door, that is the starting point, uh, I will. I know the answer to question number 17 bow and arrow sign that's because he said from the main entrance turn left past the bridge cross the bridge that turns right you are a danger to society okay thank you