MOCK MODE
Listening · Reading · Writing

Read. Listen. Write.
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Focused desktop practice

Mock Mode brings timed Listening, Reading, and Writing practice into focused test rooms, while keeping the review tools learners need afterwards.

Three different workspaces Each skill uses an interface designed around the task.
Less guidance while working Complete the test under more structured conditions.
Review remains possible Check, retry, or choose a feedback path after the attempt.

The test room changes with the skill.

Switch between Reading, Listening, and Writing to see how each workspace changes. The preview is visual only and does not save answers or submit work.

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Part 1

Read the text below and answer questions 1–13.

Reading passage

Restoring urban ecosystems

Urban restoration is not simply an attempt to make a place look greener. It is a process of rebuilding connections between soil, water, vegetation, and the species that depend on them.

Successful projects treat the city as a living ecological system rather than a collection of isolated parks.

This approach also requires long-term monitoring because ecological recovery rarely follows a perfectly predictable path.

Questions
1. Which statement best matches the writer’s view?
The process is mainly cosmetic.
The process restores ecological function.
The process is only useful in cities.
Complete the notes below.

Choose no more than two words from the passage.

Restoration treats the city as a living 2
Recovery requires long-term 3
Questions 11–15
Exhibition Hall Visitor Centre Garden Café A B C
Select the correct location.
11 Information desk A
12 Temporary exhibition B
13 Group meeting point C
14 Refreshment area
15 Accessible entrance
Writing Task 1

The chart below shows changes in four categories over a ten-year period.

Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Your answer
Write your answer here...
Word count: 0
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Part 2 0 of 13
Part 3 0 of 14
Part 1 10 of 10
Part 2
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Part 3 0 of 10
Part 4 0 of 10
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Part 2
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One test environment cannot serve every skill in the same way.

Reading, Listening, and Writing share a visual system, but the workspace changes according to what the learner actually needs to do.

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Reading keeps evidence beside the questions.

The passage and question area remain visible together, reducing unnecessary page changes while learners move through three parts.

01 Split-screen passage and question workspace
02 Text selection, highlighting, and connected notes
03 Question navigation and flags for later review
02

Listening moves at the pace of the audio.

Four parts progress through a focused question workspace while the interface keeps the timer, audio status, and section navigation visible.

01 Four-part audio-led test flow
02 Maps, matching, selection, and completion tasks
03 Notes, highlights, flags, and progress navigation
03

Writing moves directly from prompt to response.

The task remains beside the editor while learners move between Task 1 and Task 2, monitor their word count, and choose a review path afterwards.

01 Prompt and writing editor displayed together
02 Task switching and live word count
03 AI Review, Human Review, or a complete retry
After the attempt

Test conditions first.
Review tools afterwards.

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Listening and Reading

Learners can complete the timed attempt before checking their work. Auvoxi then keeps the paths needed to understand mistakes and repeat the test.

Check submitted answers Open the correct-answer panel Retry and clear the previous attempt
02

Writing

A completed response can move into structured AI feedback or optional Human Review. Learners can also clear the editor and begin again.

Submit for structured AI Review Submit for optional Human Review Retry the Writing test from a blank response

Consistency where it helps. Differences where they matter.

The three workspaces share navigation and display controls, but Auvoxi does not force every feature into every skill.

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Timer and section navigation

The current part, task, remaining time, and question position stay visible while learners work.

02

Flag and return

Listening and Reading questions can be marked for later attention and located again through the bottom navigation.

03

Notes and text selection

Listening and Reading support selected-text notes and highlighting. Writing uses a dedicated prompt-and-editor workspace instead.

04

Display controls

Switch between Black on white, White on black, or Yellow on black, together with Regular, Large, and Extra large text.

Practice Mode

Slow down and learn with support.

Work through individual parts with more freedom to review materials, understand mistakes, and build confidence.

Mock Mode

Keep going with fewer interruptions.

Enter a more structured test flow, complete the attempt, and use Auvoxi’s review tools when the timed work is finished.

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Create an account to practise Listening, Reading, and Writing in focused timed test rooms, then use the available review tools after the attempt.

Independent IELTS practice platform

Auvoxi is an independent IELTS practice platform. Mock Mode is designed for structured practice and does not claim to reproduce every detail of an official test. AI-generated estimates and Human Review feedback are provided for practice and improvement and are not official IELTS results.

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