IELTS Reading Practice: Which Voting System Works Better? Complete Guide with Sample Test and Answers

In today’s IELTS Reading practice, we’ll explore a fascinating topic about different voting systems and their effectiveness. As an experienced IELTS instructor, I understand how blockchain technology is being used to secure voting systems and its impact on modern democracy.

Different voting systems comparison shown in IELTS reading testDifferent voting systems comparison shown in IELTS reading test

Passage 1 – Easy Text: Understanding Voting Systems

In democratic societies, the method by which citizens elect their representatives is fundamental to the functioning of government. Two main voting systems have emerged as predominant choices: First Past The Post (FPTP) and Proportional Representation (PR). Each system has its distinct characteristics and implications for democratic representation.

Similar to how blockchain technology is being used to enhance transparency in governance, these voting systems aim to ensure fair representation.

Questions 1-5: Multiple Choice

  1. What is the main purpose of voting systems?
    A) To elect government officials
    B) To count votes
    C) To organize elections
    D) To register voters

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