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WorksheetsIELTS Speaking Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does the acronym IELTS stand for?
Intergalactic eternal loving truth seeker
I eat lots too Sam
International English Learning Testing System
Intercontinental English Learning Trial System
All of the above
How long is the speaking test?
10 minutes
About 15 minutes
It's up to the examiner
11-14 minutes
It's unique for each student depending upon their mood
How much of the speaking test is your opinion?
Some of it
Most of it
All of it
None of it
It depends on the student's mood
If you ask the examiner for clarification then that
will not detract/subtract from your score
may even boost your score
may not affect your score at all
All of the above
What is the best way to "expand" your answers?
Provide an explanation
Provide an example
Provide your experience
All of the above
What are the four criteria for assessing your band score?
Fluency
Grammar
Vocabulary
Pronunciation
All of the above
What are some of the criteria for your fluency score?
Expanded answers
Natural speech
Linking words
All of the above
Only expanded answers and natural speech
What types of words or phrases are important for your vocab score?
Topic specific
Uncommon
Collocations
Idioms
AOTA (All of the above)
Which of the following will help your grammar score?
Range of structures and a variety of sentences
Conditionals and modal verbs
A positive attitude and optimistic outlook
All of the above
Only the two that don't include attitude
What following items are assessed in your pronunciation score?
Speech units or chunking and intelligent pausing
Endings (s, ed, ing)
Sentence Stress
All of the above
None of the above
Which of the following statements is generally true for all IELTS speaking tests?
Give the most concise answer possible and no more in part 3
Just be on topic, express your opinions, and show your skills
Just "Use the Force"
Confusing the examiner can work to your advantage so always try to do this
It's a truth test so focus on being correct or right the entire time
How much should you practice speaking in IELTS?
A few minutes a day
A couple of hours each month
Now and then
As much as is necessary to attain your communication goals
None, because "I already am the answer"
