IELTS Speaking Quiz

What is the duration of the Speaking section in the IELTS test?

• Less than 15 minutes

• Around 30 minutes

• About 1 hour

• More than 2 hours

When can the Speaking test be taken in relation to the test day?

• Only on the test day

• Up to 3 days before the test day

• Up to 3 days after the test day

• Anytime within a week

Who assesses the test-takers in the Speaking module?

• A group of examiners

• The test-taker's peers

• One trained examiner

• The test-taker themselves

Which criterion assesses the ability to express ideas clearly and coherently?

• Fluency and Coherence

• Lexical Resource

• Grammatical Range and Accuracy

• Pronunciation

What does Lexical Resource evaluate in the Speaking module?

• Grammar usage

• Pronunciation skills

• Vocabulary range and usage

• Speech continuity and rate

Which criterion refers to the accurate and appropriate use of grammatical forms and structures?

• Fluency and Coherence

• Lexical Resource

• Grammatical Range and Accuracy

• Pronunciation

What does the Pronunciation criterion assess in the Speaking module?

• Accent and dialect

• Grammar accuracy

• Speech continuity

• Intonation and stress

How long does Part 1 of the Speaking test usually last?

• 1-2 minutes

• 4-5 minutes

• 10-15 minutes

• 30-45 minutes

What kind of questions are asked in Part 1 of the Speaking test?

• Abstract and non-personal

• Academic and research-based

• Everyday and personal

• Technical and scientific

What is recommended when you don't know how to answer a question in Part 1?

• Remain silent and wait for the examiner to move on

• Ask the examiner to skip the question

• Make up an answer based on imagination

• Say that you don't know the answer