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IELTS Listening Map Labelling Practice

Master spatial directions, compass cues, and relative landmarks with interactive SVG diagrams and North American English practice audio.

Verified as of 2026 from official sources

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Interactive Visual Drill

✓Interactive SVG map with clickable point pins
✓North American English botanical tour audio track
✓Spatial signposting and directional cue feedback
✓Deterministic instant marking & audio clue playback

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IELTS Listening Map Labelling: Botanic Gardens Plan

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Part 2

Gardens Docent: Part 2

Speakers: Botanic Tour Guide (North American)

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Saint Andrews Botanic Gardens Plan

Start: South Gate Ticket Office

North ↑

Map Locations:

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Part 2 Questions(6 items)

1Part 2

Map Orientation & Relative Position

Herb Garden

Select Map Letter (A–F):

2Part 2

Map Orientation & Relative Position

Tropical Glasshouse

Select Map Letter (A–F):

3Part 2

Map Orientation & Relative Position

Rose Pavilion

Select Map Letter (A–F):

4Part 2

Map Orientation & Relative Position

Orchard Walk

Select Map Letter (A–F):

5Part 2

Map Orientation & Relative Position

Specialized Seed Bank

Select Map Letter (A–F):

6Part 2

Map Orientation & Relative Position

Cafe Terrace

Select Map Letter (A–F):

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Map Labelling Frequently Asked Questions

Key rules, directional markers, and exam strategies for Part 2 map diagrams

How do map and plan labelling questions work in IELTS Listening?

In map and plan labelling tasks (typically in Part 2), you look at a visual diagram with lettered locations (e.g. A–F) and listen to a speaker describing directions, landmarks, or tour routes to match each feature to the correct letter.

What are the most important listening cues for map questions?

Key cues include starting points (e.g. "We are currently standing at the South Gate"), directional signposts (e.g. "turn left", "directly ahead", "adjacent to", "opposite", "nestled beside"), and compass coordinates (e.g. "northern perimeter", "eastern tip").

Are letters used more than once in IELTS map questions?

No. In standard IELTS Listening map labelling tasks, each letter corresponds to exactly one location on the map diagram.

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