Let's ace IELTS Listening Multiple Multiple Choice questions!

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In the IELTS listening exam, there are two types of multiple choice questions: those where you are given 3 possible answers and asked to choose ONE, and those where you are given 5 or 7 possible answers and are asked to choose TWO or THREE.
Today, we are going to look at the second type of question or, as I like to call them, IELTS listening multiple multiple choice questions. Many students are afraid of these questions, but as you will see in the episode, as long as you can follow our "two-step" method, you should be able to locate the answers without too much difficulty.
This is an interactive lesson, so please have a pen and paper ready so that you can partake, or find copies of the questions at https://blog.myieltsclassroom.com/ielts-listening-multiple-multiple-choice

In this episode, we will

1. explain the basics of IELTS Listening Multiple Multiple Choice questions
2. show you the two steps you need to take to find the answers
3. discuss the difference between these questions in Part 2 and Part 3
4. highlight how IELTS uses "opposites" in this part of the test to hide the answers

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