The video tutorial introduces slang phrases to express excitement in the IELTS speaking test. It covers phrases like 'I dig it totally', 'I'm super stoked', 'literally freaking out', and 'that's totally rad', explaining their meanings and usage. The tutorial emphasizes using these phrases to impress examiners and improve vocabulary and pronunciation scores.

What does the phrase 'I dig it totally' mean in the context of expressing excitement?

• I really like it.

• I am indifferent about it.

• I am confused about it.

• I dislike it completely.

Which phrase is used to express being extremely excited about something?

• I dig it totally.

• I'm super stoked.

• That's totally rad.

• I'm slightly interested.

How can you describe a situation where your excitement is 'above the stars'?

• I'm slightly amused.

• I'm literally freaking out.

• I'm somewhat interested.

• I'm totally calm.

Which phrase is considered a 'throwback' but still used to express excitement?

• That's totally rad.

• I dig it totally.

• I'm mildly excited.

• I'm super stoked.

What is a benefit of using these excitement phrases in the IELTS speaking test?

• They are not recommended for formal tests.

• They help you avoid giving opinions.

• They can impress the examiner and improve your score.

• They make you sound less formal.