Speaking Test Questions

How long does a full Speaking test usually take?

• 5-7 minutes

• 8-10 minutes

• 11-14 minutes

• 15-18 minutes

What is the purpose of Part 1 of the Speaking test?

• A) To introduce the examiner

• B) To confirm your identity

• C) To assess your ability to give full answers

• D) To evaluate your pronunciation

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

• A) Academic topics

• B) Personal experiences

• C) Current news events

• D) General topics like family, hobbies, and studying

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

• A) 1-2 minutes

• B) 2-3 minutes

• C) 4-5 minutes

• D) 6-7 minutes

What does Part 1 of the Speaking test assess?

• A) Vocabulary knowledge

• B) Grammar accuracy

• C) Ability to give full answers

• D) Listening skills

In Part 1, how should you respond to questions on general topics?

• A) Provide one-word answers

• B) Give brief responses without elaboration

• C) Give full answers with additional information, descriptions, or explanations

• D) Repeat the question without adding anything

Are the answers recorded during the Speaking test?

• A) Yes, only the examiner's answers are recorded.

• B) No, the examiner only takes notes.

• C) Yes, both the examiner's and candidate's talks are recorded.

• D) It depends on the examiner's preference.

What is the main focus of Part 1 of the Speaking test?

• A) Pronunciation accuracy

• B) Fluency and coherence

• C) Vocabulary usage

• D) Reading comprehension