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IELTS Speaking Part 2 Quiz

What does IELTS Speaking Part 2 test?

Your ability to speak under pressure

Your ability to speak for a longer period on a given topic

Your ability to speak perfectly

Your ability to recite an answer you have prepared

Why are you given 1 minute to prepare in IELTS Speaking Part 2?

To worry that the examiner will not understand you

To make notes that you will not look at when you are speaking

To make useful notes that will help you with your talk

To remember the answer you have prepared

How long should you speak for in Part 2?

one minute only

Between 1 and 2 minutes

Between 2 and 3 minutes

Between 3 and 4 minutes

Is IELTS Speaking Part 2 the most important part of the IELST Speaking test?

Yes, it is

No, it isn't

It's just as important as the other parts

Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't

What does it mean if the examiner doesn't smile or look happy?

He hates you

He hates his job and so will fail you

He has done many tests that day and is doing his best to do his job well

He wants to sleep for a week

What should you do if you have no idea about the question topic?

Explain that in your talk

Talk about something closely related to the topic

Talk about what you have read or seen on TV

Use words and phrases throughout your talk that show that you are not certain

All of the above

Must you talk about the all of the bullet points you are given on the topic card?

Yes, that's all you can talk about

You don't need to, but they are to help you so using them as well as your own ideas is easier

They are there to trick you

Only talk about your own ideas

What is the best way to use the list of latest IELTS questions?

You can decide what you will talk about for each question. (without reciting)

Think about topic vocabulary for the question

Use them in mock tests to practice

They can make you think about topics you now little about

All of the above

Is it ok recite your answer?

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 a good alternative to reciting an answer?

Always talking about something new

Never repeating yourself

Memorising sentences and phrases rather than whole answers

Remembering words and grammar

Do you need to speak quickly to be fluent?

No, you can speak slowly as well as fluently

Yes, the faster you speak, the more fluent you are

No, the slower you speak the more fluent you are

Yes, everyone knows that native speakers speak so fast

What should you write in your notes?

Good topic vocabulary, including idioms and phrasal verbs

The steps of your story, so you always have something to talk about

Advanced grammar that you could use

Things that you say every time

Why is setting the context of your talk important?

It's easier to lie

It gives you the chance to talk about things that are not related to the topic

It isn't important at all, it just wastes time

It makes it easier for the examiner to understand what you are talking about

What should you do if you can't remember a detail or name in a story?

Stop and cry

Say "I can't remember xxx" / "I can't remember his name" and continue

Create a new name or detail

Jump to a new part of the answer

What is the best method to help you speak for longer?

Go into detail

Set the context of each part of the story

Talk about what the story reminds you of

All of the above

How can you speak more confidently and fluently?

Think the examiner is stupid

Think everyone believes you

Relate the topic to the things and people in your life and work

Relate the topic to movies you have seen

Should you use idioms in IELTS Speaking Part 2?

Yes, but use short ones that will blend in to your talk

Yes, but use really long and clever ones that the examiner will notice

Never use idioms

Only use the idioms that are difficult to remember

How can you score well for vocabulary / Lexical Resource?

Learn vocabulary for every topic

Learn five ways to say each word you know so you can paraphrase well

Learn really difficult words that no one ever uses

Relate your answers to your work or studies and use their technical vocabulary

How can you improve your pronunciation score dramatically?

Speak really loudly

Pronounce every word correctly

Use intonation and sentence stress to strengthen your meaning

Always stress the second syllable

What is the best way to think about mistakes?

I am going to make mistakes but should try and make as few as possible

I am going to cry if I make a mistake

I am perfect, I never make mistakes

It doesn't matter if I make a mistake or not, my English is great.

IELTS Speaking Part 2 Quiz

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