Fruit Picking Application Ielts Listening Answers Work

When you see the keyword "fruit picking application" in the exam, you will likely face these question formats:

  • Employer rating system

  • Pay tracking

  • Accommodation & transport info

  • Visa & work eligibility checker

  • Seasonal calendar

  • Application & communication


  • Here is a sample dialogue with answers. Practice this at home.

    Audio Script (Section 1 – Conversation): fruit picking application ielts listening answers work

    Receptionist: Good morning, Sun Valley Farm. How can I help?
    Applicant: Hello. I’m calling about the fruit picking job advertised online.
    Receptionist: Certainly. Can I take your name?
    Applicant: Yes, it’s Anna Kolasinski.
    Receptionist: Could you spell your surname?
    Applicant: K-O-L-A-S-I-N-S-K-I.
    Receptionist: Great. And are you over 18?
    Applicant: Yes, I’m 22.
    Receptionist: When are you available to start?
    Applicant: From August 10th. But I have a course until the 9th, so the 10th is my earliest.
    Receptionist: Perfect. And which fruit do you prefer? We have strawberries and raspberries.
    Applicant: Raspberries, please.
    Receptionist: Fine. Now, the payment is piece rate – $3.20 per kilogram. Is that okay?
    Applicant: Yes. Do you provide accommodation?
    Receptionist: We have a shared hostel at $45 per week, including utilities.
    Applicant: That’s fine.
    Receptionist: You’ll need to bring your own gloves and a sun hat. We provide buckets.

    Now fill in the application form:

    | Field | Answer | |-------|--------| | Surname | Kolasinski | | Age | 22 | | Start date | August 10th | | Preferred fruit | Raspberries | | Payment rate | $3.20 per kg | | Weekly accommodation cost | $45 | | Provided by farm (equipment) | buckets |

    Correct answers: All of the above. Notice: When you see the keyword "fruit picking application"

    The speaker will list crops, then change their mind: “I was thinking of strawberries. Actually, no – raspberries are better paid.” Answer = raspberries.

    A classic IELTS trick: “My phone number is 07700 954322… sorry, I mean 954321.” The final answer is the corrected number.

    Let’s simulate a real IELTS Section 1. You see a form titled "Fruit Picking Application – Appleby Farm".

    | Trap | Example | Solution | |-------|---------|----------| | Correction | “Start at 8 am… actually, 8:30.” | Write the final answer. | | Plurals | “Bring glove” vs “gloves” | Listen for -s sound. | | Numbers | 15 vs 50 (“fifteen/fifty”) | Note context – pay rate, age, etc. | | Spelling | “accommodation” (double c, double m) | Practise common IELTS words. | Employer rating system