IELTS Speaking test.

What is the subject of Part 3?

• Your work

• Your hometown

• What you talked about in Part 2.

• Something else

What is the subject of the questions in Part 1?

• Abstract subjects

• You

• A subject given to you

• You need to prepare for one minute.

You can change the subject of the Part 2 talk if you do not like it.

• True

• False

• Not given

The first question in Part 1 is about:

• A subject given to you and you have one minute to prepare.

• Abstract, general questions.

• Your full name and your ID

• Your work/studies or your hometown.

The beginning of the Part 2 subject asks you to:

• Describe....

• Explain.....

• What......

• Why.......

For Part 3 questions it is a good idea to:

• Paraphrase the Examiner's question.

• Take a minute to prepare your answer.

• Talk about your studies/work or your hometown

• Talk for two minutes.

For Part 2 you need to answer:

• One part of the question only.

• Two parts of the question

• At least three parts of the question.

• All four parts of the question.

The Speaking exam is:

• An attempt to trick you into making a fool of yourself.

• A general knowledge test

• A genuine attempt to identify the level of your speaking in English.

• A joke not worth taking serriously

After the first statement in Part 2, the first three questions:

• are wh-questions.

• ask you to describe something.

• asks you to explain something

• asks you about your work/studies or your hometown

Part One of the test will feature abstract, general questions.

• Yes.

• No.

• Not Given.

• What are abstract, general questions?