Does the Examiner See your Past IELTS Essays? - IELTS Energy Podcast 1256

The video discusses immersive experiences, vocabulary insights, and IELTS exam strategies. It covers vocabulary phrases like 'squeeze in' and 'howling wind', and addresses concerns about using past IELTS writing structures. A student's experience with the IELTS speaking test is shared, offering advice on handling unexpected questions and mistakes.

What does the phrase 'squeeze in' mean?

• To complete a task perfectly

• To avoid doing something

• To relax and take your time

• To do something quickly despite a busy schedule

Which vocabulary phrase is used to describe loud wind?

• Howling wind

• Squeeze in

• Thrown off

• Rattled

What was the initial topic of discussion in the video?

• The importance of vocabulary

• Writing strategies for IELTS

• IELTS exam procedures

• An immersive YouTube experience

What concern did the student have about reusing sentence structures in IELTS?

• That it might lower her score

• That it would be too time-consuming

• That it would confuse the examiner

• That it would be considered plagiarism

Why do IELTS centers ask about previous exam dates?

• To compare past and current scores

• For data entry and record-keeping purposes

• To ensure the same examiner grades the test

• To provide personalized feedback

What is the likelihood of the same examiner grading your test if taken more than two years apart?

• Very high

• Moderate

• Guaranteed

• Very low

What should you do if you make a mistake during the IELTS speaking test?

• Ignore the mistake and move on

• Start over from the beginning

• Acknowledge it and continue confidently

• Panic and stop the test

What phrase can be used if you lose your train of thought during the speaking test?

• I have no idea

• This is too difficult

• I dropped the ball on that one

• I give up

What is the main advice given for handling unexpected questions?

• Skip the question

• Use filler phrases and stay calm

• Ask the examiner for help

• Memorize all possible questions

What is the key takeaway regarding mistakes in the IELTS speaking test?

• Mistakes are not allowed

• One mistake can ruin your score

• Mistakes are part of the process

• Mistakes should be ignored