Are 'Current IELTS Speaking Cue Cards' Real?

The video addresses the authenticity of IELTS cue card lists found online, explaining that these lists are reported by students and not officially shared by examiners. It highlights that IELTS examiners have a variety of questions to choose from, making it unlikely for students to encounter the same questions. The video advises using these lists for practice but warns against over-reliance, as it may lead to rehearsed answers. It emphasizes the importance of improving overall English fluency alongside practicing specific IELTS speaking questions.

Why are the IELTS cue card lists found online not considered official?

• They are created by examiners.

• They are reported by students.

• They are only for practice.

• They are outdated.

What is the main reason IELTS examiners cannot share test questions?

• They are not important.

• They change frequently.

• They are too difficult.

• They are confidential.

How are IELTS question booklets distributed to examiners?

• They are sent out monthly.

• They are distributed randomly.

• They are sent out periodically.

• They are given to students.

What is a potential issue with only practicing IELTS speaking answers?

• It can lead to sounding rehearsed.

• It improves fluency too much.

• It makes the test easier.

• It is not allowed by examiners.

What should students focus on besides practicing IELTS speaking questions?

• Learning new vocabulary.

• Improving overall English fluency.

• Memorizing answers.

• Practicing writing skills.