What does IELTS score B 1 mean?

B 1 refers to the CEFR level, which is divided into six grades: A 1, A2, B 1, B2, C 1 and C2, among which C2 is close to the level of mother tongue, equivalent to IELTS 8.0-9.0.

Ielts preparation:

1, IELTS has a large number of words. It's not just candidates who need to write two essays of more than 400 words in one hour. Because of the large reading vocabulary, candidates should train hard to improve their reading speed when preparing for the exam.

Different from the previous listening test, Cambridge Examinations Authority printed questions and options on the test paper. In order to know the questions before listening to the tape, candidates must have the ability to read quickly and accurately.

2. Be familiar with the questions before the exam. There are many kinds of IELTS test questions, many of which have never been seen before. Candidates need time to read and understand the intentions of the questions when they are just getting started. In the race against time exam, this is tantamount to a disguised form of interference for candidates, so before the exam, candidates need to fully master some very distinctive IELTS questions.