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IELTS Speaking Part 1 Quiz

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Quiz

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Quiz

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IELTS Speaking Part 1 Quiz

What does IELTS Part 1 test?

Informal conversational English

Business English

Academic English

If you are ready for the rest of the test

How long is IELTS Speaking Part 1

Between 1 and 2 minutes

Between 2 and 3 minutes

Between 3 and 4 minutes

Between 4 and 5 minutes

How many topics are there in IELTS Part 1?

There is one topic

There are two topics

There are three topics

There are four topics

How many questions are in IELTS Speaking Part 1

There are 10 questions

There are 12 questions

There are 16 questions

There are 20 questions

Is Part 1 the least important part in the IELTS Speaking test?

Yes .

No

Sometimes

It's just as important as the other parts

What does it mean if the examiner stops you speaking?

The examiner hates you

The examiner's bored

The examiner needs to move on to the next section

The examiner wants you to fail

What are the question topics in IELTS Speaking Part 1?

What you are doing with your life

Where you come from

Topics about everyday life

All of the above

How long should your answers be in Part 1?

As long as you can speak for

One sentence

Answer the question and add one or two sentences

One word

Which is the best way to answer Part 1 questions?

answer every question the same way

vary the style of your answers

speak for as long as possible

speak as quickly as possible

Which question is an IELTS Part 1 question?

Describe a time you had to finish something quickly

How do most people complain, in writing or by other methods?

Is the city where you live crowded?

Are the transport facilities to your home very good?

Must you tell the truth?

Yes

No, but try and be consistent

Sometimes

Only on a Sunday

Is it ok to recite answers?

It is the best way to get a good score

It is OK to recite answers sometimes

If you recite answers the examiner will deduct marks

If you recite answers, the examiner will give you more marks

What is the best way to prepare / practice for IELTS Part 1 questions?

Practice with a friend whose English is better than yours

Practice yourself

Practice with a qualified teacher

All of the above

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