SPEAKING PART 1 FCE REVISION

What is the main focus of the examiner's questions in Speaking Part 1?

• • Personal details about yourself

• • Topics related to your career

• • Specific grammar questions

• • Historical knowledge

What is the first question the examiner asks in Part 1?

• • What do you enjoy doing with friends?

• • What is your job?

• • Where are you from?

• • Why are you taking this test?

If you don’t understand a question, what should you do?

• • Skip the question

• • Ask your partner for help

• • ask the examiner to repeat the question

• • Guess the answer

In Speaking Part 1, how does the examiner handle questions for you and your partner?

• • Asks you both the same questions

• • Asks each of you different questions

• • Asks questions that both of you should answer together

• • Asks questions only to one of you

Can you comment on your partner’s answers in Speaking Part 1?

• • Yes, only if you agree with them

• • No, unless your answer is related to theirs

• • Yes, to show your interaction skills

• • No, you should not respond to your partner’s answers

Which of the following best describes the length of your answers in Part 1?

• • Speak as long as possible

• • Give short, one-word answers

• • Give interesting answers without speaking for too long

• • Ask the examiner how long to speaK

How will the examiner respond to your answers in Part 1?

• • They will ask follow-up questions

• • They will provide feedback on your answers

• • They will move to the next question once you've finished speaking

• • They will repeat your answer back to you

Approximately how long does Speaking Part 1 take?

• • 5 minutes

• • 2 minutes

• • 10 minutes

• • 1 minute

What should you aim to do during Speaking Part 1?

• • Focus on the examiners’ reactions

• • Memorize your responses

• • Use this time to relax and settle into the exam

• • Ask the examiner questions about the test format

1. Where are you from?

• a) I’m from the UK.

• b) I from UK.

• c) I am coming from UK.

• d) I’m from the United Kingdom, where I have lived all my life.