Filling in the IELTS answer sheet

IELTS Answer Sheets Types

As you may already know, the IELTS answer sheet is one of the most important things to practice for your exam. You will get your IELTS score depending on the answers provided in the answer sheets. It is crucial to make sure that you do not take notes on the paper. If you do so, you might be at the risk of losing marks for provided answers. There have been cases when IELTS candidates feel answer sheets incorrectly and failed although they got most of the answers right. That is something you do not want to happen to you. It is straightforward and logical to understand the usage of the IELTS answer sheets.

Key points

In listening, you will in the answer sheet AFTER the listening test has finished.

During the test, you write your answers on the listening paper.

• You have TEN minutes to transfer your answers onto the answer paper.
• You must use a pencil to transfer your answers.
• You must write your full name in CAPITAL letters. The centre number will already be completed for you.
• Indicate your candidate and the date by shading the appropriate boxes. Your candidate number will be given to you before the test and will be displayed on a piece of paper on the desk you sit at during the exam.
• Write your answers next to each question number. If you want to change you can either erase the answer and write it again, or put a line through the answer and write it again.
• Remember you must stop writing after ten minutes.
• You will have time to check the spelling of your answers carefully.

Here you can download IELTS ANSWER SHEETS. By downloading and making some copies you can easily practice on the paper before the test.

IELTS READING ANSWER SHEET

IELTS LISTENING ANSWER SHEET

IELTS WRITING ANSWER SHEET