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1. Question 1 In Part 1 of the IELTS speaking test, how much time do you have to answer each question?
A. 5–10 seconds B. 10–15 seconds C. 15–20 seconds D. 20–25 seconds
2. Question 2 Why might an examiner interrupt you during the IELTS speaking test?
A. Because your answers are too short B. To guide you back on topic if you go off-topic C. To ask easier questions if you’re struggling D. Because they want to lower your score
3. Question 3 Which of the following statements about the greeting section of the IELTS speaking test is correct?
A. It counts towards your final score. B. It is assessed for fluency and pronunciation. C. It is not included in the exam score. D. It must be formal and professional.
4. Question 4 What is a common topic for the first four questions in Part 1 of the speaking test?
A. Your hobbies and interests B. Your opinions on global issues C. Where you live or what you do (job/studies) D. Your family and friends
5. Question 5 What should you do in Part 2 if you finish speaking before the examiner stops you?
A. Stop and wait silently for further instructions. B. Signal that you’ve completed your response, such as saying, “That’s everything I have to say.” C. Apologize for finishing early. D. Repeat parts of your answer to fill the remaining time.
6. Question 6 Which of the following areas is NOT included in the IELTS writing score assessment?
A. Task Achievement (TA) B. Vocabulary C. Grammar D. Listening
7. Question 7 Why should you avoid counting words during the IELTS writing exam?
A. Word count penalties are no longer applied. B. The examiner will count words for you. C. Writing more than 300 words is not allowed. D. It wastes time and leads to lower scores.
8. Question 8 What is the recommended word count for a high-scoring Task 2 essay?
A. Exactly 250 words B. 200–250 words C. 300–350 words D. 400–500 words
9. Question 9 What is the best way to prepare ideas for Task 2 writing?
A. Memorize model answers. B. Read Task 2 questions and brainstorm ideas. C. Focus only on grammar rules. D. Write only one essay for each topic.
10. Question 10 In Task 1 Academic, what question should you ask yourself when describing a chart or graph?
A. "What trends are the most important?" B. "Can someone recreate the chart using only my description?" C. "Is this chart similar to others I’ve practiced?" D. "How long should my description be?"
11. Question 11 What is one of the biggest mistakes IELTS candidates make when preparing for the exam?
A. Practicing too much. B. Leaving preparation until the last minute. C. Taking too many mock tests. D. Relying only on English TV shows for learning.
12. Question 12 How long does it typically take to improve by one full band score in IELTS?
A. 1–2 weeks of intensive study. B. 2–3 months of regular study. C. Around 6 months or more of consistent study. D. 1 year of focused study and practice.
13. Question 13 What is the issue with memorizing linking words, idioms, or sentences for the IELTS writing exam?
A. It wastes too much time during preparation. B. It can lead to mistakes and hurt your score. C. Examiners encourage memorization for higher scores. D. It improves fluency but lowers vocabulary scores.
14. Question 14 Why is it important to understand the IELTS scoring system?
A. To avoid running out of time during the test. B. To focus on specific areas based on your target band. C. To know which questions are worth the most points. D. To ensure the examiner understands your ideas.
15. Question 15 What is the best approach when responding to a question in the IELTS speaking exam?
A. Use as many formal linking words as possible. B. Include detailed facts and statistics to impress the examiner. C. Focus on clear, natural answers that directly address the question. D. Memorize and repeat pre-written answers for fluency.