When is the Speaking Examiner in the Best Mood?

The video discusses the timing of speaking exams, noting that most test centers assign times without choice. It highlights that examiners are human and their mood might vary, but emphasizes that preparation is key to achieving a good score. The video also explains that examiners are regularly checked to ensure fairness in scoring.

What is a common misconception about the timing of speaking exams?

• Candidates can choose their exam time.

• Examiners decide the exam time.

• The exam time is always in the morning.

• The exam time is always in the afternoon.

In some test centers, how is the timing for speaking exams determined?

• By the candidate's exam score.

• By the candidate's last name.

• By the candidate's age.

• On a first-come, first-served basis.

What should candidates do if they have specific scheduling needs for their exam?

• Wait until the exam day to mention their needs.

• Ask the examiner directly for a time change.

• Ignore the schedule and arrive at their preferred time.

• Contact the exam administrator to discuss their needs.

How often are examiners checked to ensure fair scoring?

• Every month.

• Every week.

• Once a year.

• A few times a year.

What is the most important factor for achieving a good score in the speaking exam?

• The location of the exam center.

• The examiner's mood.

• The time of day the exam is taken.

• The candidate's preparation.