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Maps and Diagrams Solving in IELTS Listening

Maps and Diagrams Solving in IELTS Listening. Most students find it difficult to solve maps and diagrams in the IELTS Listening section.

Well, this sort of question requires to identify the different parts of the map or plan by listening to and understanding a description or following directions. You will, therefore, be listening to a person describing a map or plan or to someone showing a group of people around and you have to follow their directions.

In this sort of question, you may be asked to give possible answers from a list or sometimes to fill in the gaps. Here's is a sample video, related to filling up the gaps for map labeling. In this section, I've tried to show you guys how do I solve maps and diagrams in the IELTS Listening section. Hope these sample videos will be helpful for you.
IELTS Listening MAP Labeling Solve With Answer- Cambridge 11 Test 1 Part 2
You might be given a list of possible answers, like above, or not and in this case, you will have to select the answer from the recording itself.

Maps and Diagrams Solving in IELTS Listening.

Source: Cambridge English IELTS Past Papers.
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