Example 1 · Label 1
Model answer: funnel
Why: The recording places funnel at position 1 in the vertical model.
One complete labelling exercise with two worked examples and a matching narrated recording.
Study the two worked examples, then complete the independent practice. Submit to review answers and explanations. Scores exclude the examples; Writing and Speaking use self-review rather than automatic band marking.
Original SUFAS teaching material. This is a focused sample exercise, not a full IELTS examination.
Optional learning timer. It can be paused and does not submit automatically.
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Write ONE WORD ONLY for each label.
Model answer: funnel
Why: The recording places funnel at position 1 in the vertical model.
Model answer: gravel
Why: The recording places gravel at position 2 in the vertical model.
Identify the components in a demonstration filter.
Narrated synthetic training audio for this original SUFAS exercise. Study the examples, then listen for the remaining labels.
The two worked examples are excluded from the score. Answer the remaining questions, then submit.
This is a description of a demonstration water filter. The model is used to show the order of layers, not to make drinking water. Do not drink water from it. Look at the vertical diagram. At the very top, the opening has a funnel, which directs water into the model. The funnel is label one. Below it is a layer of gravel. The gravel is label two. Under the gravel is a layer of sand. Sand is label three. The fourth section contains charcoal. That is label four. Finally, water leaving the bottom of the tube collects in a beaker. The beaker is label five. The funnel, gravel, sand, charcoal and beaker must remain in the order shown. You have two worked examples and three labels to complete independently. Check that each answer contains one word.