Overview
In the Diagram Labelling (with Choices) task, you need to complete a diagram using the correct options from a given list.
You will hear a recording—usually one person talking—describing a place, object, layout, or process. You are given a diagram with missing labels and a list of possible answers (e.g., A–E). Your job is to choose the correct labels based on what you hear in the recording.
The task checks your ability to understand spoken instructions and match them to visual information.
✅Key Characteristics :
You will see a diagram with some missing labels.
A list of options (e.g., A–E) is provided to choose from.
You must select the correct options based on what you hear.
This task usually appears in Section 2 of the Listening test.
The recording is usually a monologue (one person speaking).
The speaker describes a place, object, or process with a physical layout.
You must listen carefully to match spoken details to parts of the diagram.
It tests your ability to understand spoken connect spoken words with visual representation, such as map, machine, layout, design, or structure.
This task often involves locating parts, following directions, or identifying steps in a process.
You may need to follow directions, identify locations, or understand steps.
✅ Important Tips:
- You will have time to read the diagram and choices before the recording begins
- Carefully read the instructions and understand how many options you’ll need to choose
- The diagram and choices are designed to be understandable without technical knowledge
- Use the pre-listening time to familiarize yourself with the layout and choices
- Use the letter (not the full text) to fill in your answer on the answer sheet.
- More options may be given than needed, so some options won’t be used.
