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Practice Test 6

Part 1 Introduction & Interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Introduction (Compulsory)

  • Good morning/afternoon. My name is _________ (IELTS Examiner). Can you tell me your full name, please?
  • What should I call you?
  • Could you tell me where you’re from?
  • Can I see your identification, please?

Thank you, Now in this first part. I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself.

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Let’s talk about: Hometown & Weather

  1. What is your country famous for?
  2. Where do you live in your country?
  3. Is it a interesting place to live?
  4. Are you planning to live there in the future?
  5. How is the weather today?
  6. What’s your favourite kind of weather?
  7. Is there any type of weather you really don’t like?
  8. What is the climate like in your country?
  9. Does the weather affect people’s lives in your country?
  10. Do people change in the summer?
  11. Does bad weather ever affect transport in your country?

 

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Now let’s talk about: Internet & Outdoor Activities

  1. Do you like outdoor activities?
  2. What outdoor sports do you like?
  3. How much time do you spend outdoors every week?
  4. What types of outdoor activities are popular in your country?
  5. How often do you use the Internet?
  6. Do you think you use the Internet too much?
  7. What are your favourite websites?
  8. What are the positive and negative things about the Internet?

 

Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3 – 4 minutes)

Now, I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like you to talk about one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand?

Here’s some paper and a pencil for making notes and here’s your topic:

I’d like you to describe favourite city or a city you have visited that you like very much.

Describe your favourite city or a city you have visited that you like very much. You should say:

  • What its name is and where it is
  • when you visited it.
  • why you liked it

And the major attractions in this city are

 

Thank you, time is up, Can I have the pencil and paper back?

 

Part 3 Two-Way Discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

We’ve been talking about a painting and now I’d like you to discuss with one or two more general questions related to this.

Let’s consider first topic of city

City

  1. In your opinion, what makes a city a good one to live in?
  2. What are the advantages of living in a city?
  3. Let’s move on from the positive aspects of cities to the negative aspects of cites. In your opinion, what are the negative aspects of crowded cities?
  4. How can governments improve living standards in crowded cities?
  5. What about air quality? What can people do to improve the air quality in the city?


Practice Test 7

Part 1 Introduction & Interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Introduction (Compulsory)

  • Good morning/afternoon. My name is _________ (IELTS Examiner). Can you tell me your full name, please?
  • What should I call you?
  • Could you tell me where you’re from?
  • Can I see your identification, please?

Thank you, Now in this first part. I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself.

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Let’s talk about: Movies & Music

  1. How often do you go to the cinema?
  2. Are cinema tickets expensive in your country?
  3. What are the advantages of seeing a film at the cinema?
  4. Do you usually watch films alone or with others?
  5. Which actor would you like to play you in a film?
  6. How do you listen to music?
  7. When do you listen to music?
  8. What’s your favorite kind of music?
  9. Is music an important subject at school in your country?
  10. What kinds of music are (most) popular in your country?

 

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Now let’s talk about: Home & TV

  1. Who do you live with?
  2. What is your favourite room in your home?
  3. How is your home decorated?
  4. Do you like visitors coming to your home?
  5. Do you like watching TV?
  6. What is your favourite TV show now?
  7. What was your favourite show when you were a child?
  8. Do you like watching TV shows from other countries?

 

Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3 – 4 minutes)

Now, I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like you to talk about one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand?

Here’s some paper and a pencil for making notes and here’s your topic:

I’d like you to describe an organization or a company that you know.

Describe an organization or a company that you know. Please say

  • How big is it?
  • Do you find this company to be successful? Why?
  • What can you say about the working environment there?

And explain why the organisation in a company is really important?

 

Thank you, time is up, Can I have the pencil and paper back?

 

Part 3 Two-Way Discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

We’ve been talking about a painting and now I’d like you to discuss with one or two more general questions related to this.

Let’s consider first topic of company

Company

  1. What is the difference between big companies and small companies?
  2. Are there many big companies in your country?
  3. What are the good things about working for a big company?
  4. Should big companies be punished more seriously than small companies?
  5. Why do some people choose to work at an international company?
  6. Let’s move on to the topic of companies’ services. How can a company maintain the quality of the service that it gives to the public?
  7. Do you think it's important for a company to provide after-sales service?


Practice Test 8

Part 1 Introduction & Interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Introduction (Compulsory)

  • Good morning/afternoon. My name is _________ (IELTS Examiner). Can you tell me your full name, please?
  • What should I call you?
  • Could you tell me where you’re from?
  • Can I see your identification, please?

Thank you, Now in this first part. I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself.

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Let’s talk about: Advertisements & Books

  1. Do you like reading books? Why?
  2. What book would you take on a long journey?
  3. How easy is it for you to read books in English?
  4. Have you given up reading a book recently?
  5. What kind of people like reading and what kind of people don’t like reading very much?
  6. Do you like watching advertisements?
  7. Will you buy something because of an advertisement?
  8. How do you feel when you see pop-up ads on the internet?
  9. Do you like funny or serious advertisements?
  10. What makes a good advertisement?

 

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Now let’s talk about: High School & Hometown

  1. Where is your hometown?
  2. How often do you visit your hometown?
  3. How many people live in your hometown?
  4. What is your hometown famous for?
  5. What’s the oldest part of your hometown?
  6. Who was your favorite teacher in high school?
  7. What’s your favorite subject in high school?
  8. Do you still remember what happened on your first day of high school?
  9. Do you still keep in touch with your friends from high school?
  10. Do you miss your life in high school?

 

Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3 – 4 minutes)

Now, I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like you to talk about one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand?

Here’s some paper and a pencil for making notes and here’s your topic:

I’d like you to describe an important decision you have made

Describe an important decision you have made. You should say:

  • what the decision was
  • why you made that choice
  • who helped you make the choice

and explain why the decision was so important.

 

Thank you, time is up, Can I have the pencil and paper back?

 

Part 3 Two-Way Discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

We’ve been talking about a painting and now I’d like you to discuss with one or two more general questions related to this.

Let’s consider first topic of decision

Decision

  1. Why do some people find it hard to make decisions?
  2. How important is it to get advice from other people when making decisions?
  3. Why is it sometimes difficult to accept advice?
  4. What are some of the most important decisions young people have to make?
  5. Do you agree that parents should make important decisions for their children?
  6. Is it better to make a decision thinking about what you want or thinking about what other people want?


Practice Test 9

Part 1 Introduction & Interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Introduction (Compulsory)

  • Good morning/afternoon. My name is _________ (IELTS Examiner). Can you tell me your full name, please?
  • What should I call you?
  • Could you tell me where you’re from?
  • Can I see your identification, please?

Thank you, Now in this first part. I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself.

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Let’s talk about: Lifestyle & Work

  1. What do you do in your free time?
  2. Do you have a busy social life?
  3. Do you lead an active life?
  4. Has your life changed much in the last year?
  5. What would you like to change about your lifestyle?
  6. Do you work right now?
  7. Do you get on well with your co-workers?
  8. What responsibilities do you have at your work?
  9. Are there good work opportunities in your home country?

 

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Now let’s talk about: Work

  1. Do you have a job right now?
  2. Do you enjoy your job?
  3. What responsibilities do you have at work?
  4. What is your typical day like at work?
  5. What would you change about your job?
  6. What job do you think you will be doing in five years?
  7. What skills and qualifications are required for this job?

 

Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3 – 4 minutes)

Now, I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like you to talk about one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand?

Here’s some paper and a pencil for making notes and here’s your topic:

I’d like you to describe a useful electronic device you would like to own.

Describe a useful electronic device you would like to own. You should say:

  • what it is
  • how it would help your life
  • if it would be expensive to buy

and explain why you would like it.

 

Thank you, time is up, Can I have the pencil and paper back?

 

Part 3 Two-Way Discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

We’ve been talking about a painting and now I’d like you to discuss with one or two more general questions related to this.

Let’s consider first topic of electronic devices

Electronic Devices

  1. What are the most popular electronic devices in today’s world?
  2. What devices do you think will be popular in the future?
  3. Let’s move on to the role of electronic devices in today’s society. Do you think people spend too much money on electronic devices?
  4. In what ways can electronic devices make our lives harder?
  5. What would the world be like without computers?
  6. Should children be taught to use computers at school?

Decision

  1. Why do some people find it hard to make decisions?
  2. How important is it to get advice from other people when making decisions?
  3. Why is it sometimes difficult to accept advice?
  4. What are some of the most important decisions young people have to make?
  5. Do you agree that parents should make important decisions for their children?
  6. Is it better to make a decision thinking about what you want or thinking about what other people want?


Practice Test 10

Part 1 Introduction & Interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Introduction (Compulsory)

  • Good morning/afternoon. My name is _________ (IELTS Examiner). Can you tell me your full name, please?
  • What should I call you?
  • Could you tell me where you’re from?
  • Can I see your identification, please?

Thank you, Now in this first part. I’d like to ask you some questions about yourself.

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Let’s talk about: Indoor Activities & Transportation

  1. Do you prefer public transportation or private transportation?
  2. What’s the most popular means of transportation in your hometown?
  3. Is it easy to catch a bus in your country?
  4. Is driving to work popular in your country?
  5. What do you think will become the most popular means of transportation in your country?
  6. Do you like indoor activities?
  7. What indoor activities do you like?
  8. How much time do you spend indoors every week?
  9. What types of indoor activities are popular in your country?

 

Interview (Choose 2-3 Questions)

Now let’s talk about: Gift & Noise

  1. Do you mind noises?
  2. What types of noise do you come across in your daily life?
  3. Are there any sounds that you like?
  4. Where can you hear loud noises?
  5. Do you think there’s too much noise in modem society?
  6. Are cities becoming noisier?
  7. When do you send gifts?
  8. When was the last time you received a gift?
  9. Have you received a gift you didn’t like?
  10. How do you feel when you receive a gift?
  11. Do people in your country send gifts to show their generosity?

 

Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3 – 4 minutes)

Now, I’m going to give you a topic and I’d like you to talk about one to two minutes. Before you talk you’ll have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand?

Here’s some paper and a pencil for making notes and here’s your topic:

I’d like you to describe an environmental problem or event.

Describe an environmental problem or event.

You should say:

  • What it is
  • Where is it happening
  • What problems it causes

And explain why keeping the environment clean is important

 

Thank you, time is up, Can I have the pencil and paper back?

 

Part 3 Two-Way Discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

We’ve been talking about a painting and now I’d like you to discuss with one or two more general questions related to this.

Let’s consider first topic of environment

Environment

  1. What are some of the main environmental problems in your county?
  2. Why should people be concerned about the environment?
  3. How can people protect the environment?
  4. Do you think money should be spent on protecting animals?
  5. Do you think more should be done to protect natural scenic spots in your country?
  6. Let’s move on to water pollution. Is water pollution a problem in your country?
  7. What can individuals do to try and ensure water is kept clean?
  8. Do you think problems with the cleanliness of water will improve in the future?