Ielts speaking

1. 1. How many parts are there in an IELTS Speaking test?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Answer explanation

There are Part 1, 2 and 3

2. What would Part 1 questions be like?

• A series of casual and simple questions

• A series of difficult questions that are related to the previous part

• A big topic that you'd have to answer on your own

3. What would Part 2 questions be like?

• A series of casual and simple questions

• A series of difficult questions that are related to the previous part

• A big topic that you'd have to answer on your own

4. What would Part 3 questions be like?

• A series of casual and simple questions

• A series of difficult questions

• A big topic that you'd have to answer on your own

What topic is discussed in part 3?

• Related to part 1

• Related to part 2

The examiner may give comments on how you did after the test. True or false?

• True

• False

When does the IELTS speaking test begin?

• When you enter the speaking room

• When the examiner asks for your identifications

• When the examiner says he wants to discuss about a certain topic

• When you introduce yourself

5. What do you need to bring with you to the speaking test

(for identification purposes) (choose multiple answers)

• Passport

• ID

• Pencil

• Erasers

How long does the speaking exam usually take?

• 6 - 10 mins

• 15 - 20 mins

• 30 mins

What band score do you hope to achieve in the speaking test?

• 5.0-5.5

• 6.0-6.5

• 7.0-7.5

• 8.0+