雅思口语准备话题(模板)..doc

IELTS SPEAKING PRACTICE QUESTIONS PARTI Introduction As most test taker has done before the preparation is to know what you have to do and how to answer them. In this section are the practise questions that have been the backbone of the IELTS Spoken section. Many students have told me that they got a new question but after reviewing them these question are the foundation all they do is change the keywords that still mean the same thing. These questions were made after a study of 10 IELTS Specimen Tests, the IELTS Handbook 2005, Preparation for the IELTS Speaking Test, 101 Helpful Hints for IELTS Academic Module, New Oriental and Global Spoken referencing books, Thomson Test Booklets, 3, 51 and . The later ones are a basic goldmine for test takers if they read the websites (that is for the Chinese takers) other websites are , ieltsthailand, ieltsindia, or any other country just insert it into your favourite search engine for this information is universal in nature for the spoken section. Some of the other sites have been taken off but with this modern era other sites come on if you so some researching so pick your favourite search engine and start travelling around the world for this knowledge does help not only for the speaking but also for the writing portion. Part 1 of the Speaking Test Overview 1. The actual Speaking Test doesnt begin until the examiner turns on the tape or MP3 recorder. 2. Part 1 will take 4 to 5 minutes. 3. Part 1 begins with a greeting such as, Good morning. and the examiner introduces him/herself. 4. Then the examiner asks you the Standard Introductory Questions. (See below) 5. Next, the examiner introduces a topic and asks you a few questions on that topic. Then s/he proceeds to the next topic and so on until they introduce the last topic for Part 1. Each topic might have an average of 4 questions and that is depending on the length of your answer. So, in total, Part 1 of the test has a possible 16 questions if you are y