Speaking Part 3 Quiz (Session 2)

The examiner will ask difficult questions about topics I am unlikely to know about.

TRUE/ FALSE?

• TRUE

• FALSE

• Maybe, for some questions

You can ask the examiner to explain or paraphrase certain questions in part 3.

• True (do it every question if you like to get more time to think)

• True (but only do it when you really, really need to)

• False

Which is best to do?

• give short accurate answers

• try to answer in no more than one sentence

• include examples, details and develop your answers

• 
  if you think of a good idea, repeat it as many different ways as you can think of

Tick all types of questions you can find in part 3.

• 
  Opinion

• 
  Prediction

• Comparison

• Evaluate

• Personal Information

What type of question is this?
"What do you think are the advantages of buying things from markets?"

• Prediction Question

• Hypothetical Question

• Comparison Question

• Opinion Question

What type of question is this?
"How do you think children’s activities will change in the future? Will this be a positive change?"

• prediction question

• comparison question

• reason question

• opinion question

What type of question is this?
"Some people say that people helped others more in the past than they do now. Do you agree or disagree?

• Opinion

  Question

• Evaluation Question

• Future Question

• Comparison Question

In Speaking Part 3, you're advised to discuss the topics in a ________ manner.

• personal

• general

To fully develop your answers in Speaking Part 3, you should implement which of the method below:

• O.E.C.R

• A.B.C.D

• O.R.E.C

• O.K.E.R

In part 3, what do examiners look for? Tick all that apply.

• How you think critically

• If you can talk at length about abstract questions

• How you use functions (compare/opinion/predict etc) of English

• How you organise your answers.

• How much they agree with your answers