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Speaking test
Interview
- What is you full name?
- Where do you live?
- Do you want to move to another city?
- What impression did you get when you used a computer the first time?
- Do you play computer games?
- What gifts are usually offered in your country?
Cue Card
Talk about a specials gift offered by you to somebody, you should say:
- When was it?
- To whom did you offer it?
- What was the gift?
Discussion
- How do you usually celebrate your birthday?
- What kind of gifts you prefer to offer?
- In your family do you make presents?
- What do think about gifts between companies?
- Can offering of gifts influence an economy of a country?
IELTS in South Africa – September 2009 ( General Training) 2009-10-02 07:14:42-04
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- Are you working or studying?
- Some questions about competitions.
Cue card
Talk about a person who won a competition, you should say:
- who that person was
- what he/she won
- when he/she won
- what you liked about this person and why
Discussion
- Do you think only children can enjoy competitions?
- What do you think about the activities of children at school?
- Do you think competitions are good for children?
- What do you think are the characteristics of a good player?
IELTS in Sweden – September 2009 ( Academic Module)
Writing test
Writing Task 1
There were 3 pie charts about playing electronic games in Korea during the year of 2003.
- The first described in percent each age group were playing.
- The second showed how many percent of those who played were woman and how many were men.
- The third indicated how popular different kinds of categories of games were.
Simone says: This bit is important – do you remember our last homework with the 3 pie charts? This could be a new trend
in the IELTS, so I suggest that you go back to it and practice. Click here to view the homework assignment with 3 charts.
Writing Task 2
The assignment was to write about the advantages of three different funding methods for education. They were:
1. Education funded by the government,
2. Education funded by the student
3. Education was funded by the student, but they were given a loan by the government, which they have to pay back after
finishing their studies.
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- What should I call you?
- Where are you from?
- Tell me about your town.
- Do you like fruit and vegetables?
Cue card
Tell me about a conversation you had with someone that was very important to you. You should say:
- When it was.
- To whom you were speaking.
- Why the conversation was important to you.
- Was this the first time you have spoken to this person?
Discussion
- Do you think it is important to eat a lot of vegetables?
- Why should you eat vegetables?
- Do you like to eat vegetables?
IELTS Speaking questions from Canberra, Australia – September 2009
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your full name?
- How can I call you?
- Can I see your identification?
- Where are you living know?
- Do you like living there? Why
- What are the transportation methods are used in your area?
- Do you drive ? Why?
- When will you allow your children to drive?
Cue card
Describe the happiest event of your life, you should say:
- When was it?
- Where was it
- On what occasion?
Discussion
- Do you believe that the young generation is not following the old traditions?
The examiner then asked me 2 or 3 questions more on the same topic of ‘traditions’.
IELTS in Sydney, Australia – September 2009 ( General Training)
Writing test
Writing Task 2 (essay)
People were not using computers in the past. Do you believe that positive impacts of computers outweigh negative impacts
on our daily life? Explain this with your ideas and relevant examples.
Speaking test
Introduction
- What is your full name?
- May I check your identity please?
- Where are you coming from?
- Describe the home where you live.
- What activities do you do with your friends when you go out?
- Do you have sports facilities in your apartment?
Cue card
Talk about a change you want to make in your life:
- what the change is
- how you will do it
- how will the change be beneficial to you.
Discussion
- Will the change will give you long term benefits?
- What kind of changes adults make in their life nowadays?
- What do you think about people who do not like changes in their lives?
- What are the human aspects that can never be changed?
IELTS in Iran – September 2009 (General Training)
Writing task 2 (essay)
Advantages and disadvantages of living in apartment blocks. Explain and support your opinion.
Speaking test
Interview
- Tell me your full name.
- Where are you living at the moment?
- Why you choose this town?
- Which city is your favorite for living in future? Why?
- Do you like shopping? When were you shopping last time?
- Do you like go shopping alone or with somebody else?
- What was the last things that you bought for yourself?
Cue card
Explain about the last job that you did very quickly.
– what was it?
– who told you to do it?
– how difficult was it?
– explain what was the result.
Discussion
- When you became familiar with a computer for the first time?
- Do you think computer helps to do work quickly today?
- For which subjects you search the internet?
- What do you think about time management?
- Do you think people have to do it?
- Do you think parents should be concerned with time management for their children?
- Do you know any strategy or technique for time management? Can you explain it?
IELTS in Norway – September 2009 ( Academic Module)
Writing test
Writing task 1 (report)
We had to describe a table about changes in the male-to-female ratio between years 1930 and 2005 in 6 parts of the world:
Europe, Africa, Asia, South America, North America and Oceania.
Writing task 2 (essay)
The task was asking about illiteracy (a great number of people can not read and write today). We had to write about our
experiences with this issue and what governments should do about it.
Speaking test
Interview
I had to introduce myself and talk about my hometown.
Cue card
Talk about your favorite restaurant that you had visited, you should say:
- What kind of restaurant is it,
- Where is it located and its name,
- What kind of food they serve
Discussion
I had to answer some general questions about food especially in the schools.
The quality of food, whether it is are healthy or not and what to do to promote food quality in the schools.
Then there was a question about my favorite music instrument and what kind of music I like.
IELTS Speaking questions, Australia – September 2009
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- How should I pronounce your name?
- What shall I call you?
- Do you work or study?
- What made you decide to choose this job?
- What do you have to do on your job?
- What makes this job interesting?
- Do you like to watch TV?
- Which channel and what kind of programs do you prefer?
- Do you like watching advertisements on TV? How do they influence consumers?
Cue card
If you could live in a foreign country, which country you would like to live in? You should say:
- What country would it be?
- How do you know about this country?
- If you could work in that country, what kind of work you think you would do?
Discussion
- What do you have to prepare yourself for to learn another language?
- Do you think it’s difficult to learn other languages?
- Is it true that children can learn another languages while living abroad easier, than to learn it from their parents?
- If you can go to the country you want to, what do you have to prepare yourself for?
- Nowadays many people like to go abroad, what are the reasons for that?
- Does the Internet affect countries and cultures?
- Internet makes people from all over the world join in one place, what are the advantages and disadvantages of this?
- Is swimming popular in your country?
- Does your school have a swimming pool?
- Is it important to teach children how to swim?
IELTS in Adelaide, Australia – Writing and Speaking Sep 17, 2009 5:46 AM
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
The table we were given described Fishing Industry; the comparison between Large scale business and small scale
business and the sections included to compare were the Number of Employees, Annual Production, Annual Consumption of
fuel and one more category I forgot.
Writing Task 2 (essay)
Child care is very necessary for the parents, so mothers and fathers need to take a child care training course. To what
extent do you agree or disagree.
Speaking test
Interview
- Are you a student or working ?
- Why do you find this course interesting?
- Do you like to watch television?
- How often do you watch television?
- What sort of programs you like to watch on TV?
- Do you prefer to see the local channels or keen to see international channels?
Cue Card
Tell me about an electronic device you want to buy, you should say:
- What it looks like
- Why you’d like to buy this device
- When you are going to buy it.
Discussion
- Is technology playing an important role in the society?
- Any Negative aspects of technology that you see in the society?
- There were two more questions that I don’t remember.
IELTS in Melbourne, Australia – September 2009 ( General Training)
Writing task 2 (essay)
Music is not practical and not valuable. Children should not be taught music at school. They should rather learn computing
and science. Do you agree or disagree?
Speaking test
From the questions in Speaking K. remembered only the Cue card:
Cue card
Talk about an exciting sport, you should say
- What is it,
- How popular is this sport,
- Why it is exciting.
IELTS in Germany – September 2009 ( Academic Module)
Writing Task 1 (report)
We had a bar chart, describing the exports of bananas in 3 different areas, Latin America, Europe and South Africa in the
years 1993 and 2003. Related to that was a pie chart, which described the partial costs like distribution, taxes, packaging,
etc.
Writing Task 2
Young people decide whether they want to go to the university or to travel around the world. However, working prepares
them more for a further life as an adult.
To what extent do you agree?
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- How shall I call you?
- Do you study or do you work?
- What is involved in your job?
- Do you use computers a lot?
- What do you do when you have trouble with your computer?
Cue Card
Tell me about a vehicle you would like to have, you should say:
- What kind of vehicle it is?
- Where have you seen it for the first time?
- Do you think you will be able to get it in the future?
IELTS Speaking questions, Nottingham (UK)
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- Where are you from?
- Do you study or do you work?
- What type of study you are doing?
- Do you enjoy traveling? Why?
Cue card
Tell me about a famous historical place that you have visited. You should include in your answer
- where is it located?
- what is it about that place that interests you the most?
Discussion
I was asked about:
- Some of the famous historical places in my country & where are they located?
- Do you think people have stopped visiting these historical places and museums nowadays?
- Do you agree that people must pay to visit these historical places and museums?
- What other ways the people can get information about history in?
- Do you think TV is a good medium to learn about the history of any place?
- What about films, do you think they give complete information about the historical events?
IELTS in Pakistan – September 2009 ( Academic Module)
Writing task 2 (essay)
Computers nowadays are used in every field of life. Where in your opinion is the role of computers in education and where is
the role of teachers in education.
Speaking test
Interview
- What do you prefer, have friends come to your home or go to their place? Why?
Talk about a journey that you have missed in the past, you should say:
- Do you think that with development of Information technology business tours will be eradicated? Why?
IELTS in Australia – September 2009 ( Academic Module)
Writing test
Writing task 1 (report)
We had a line graph about energy sources used to produce electricity in The UK between 1996-2006 (not sure about the
period) There are 4 kinds for energy sources: natural fuel, oil, coal and nuclear energy. The trends were as follows: 2 lines
quite stable, one was upwards and one was downwards.
Writing task 2 (essay)
What in your opinion is better, encouraging young people go to university or train to be car mechanics and builders, which
are needed by the local community.
Speaking test
Interview
Describe a conversation you had and that was important to you in some way.
- Did you take any course to get skills related to your current job?
- Will you need to gain any more skills related to your current position?
- Do you invite your friends to your place or do you like to go out ? Why?
- Tell me something about advertisements. Do they play an important role in today’s world?
Talk about a kind of electronic device you would like to buy, you should say:
- What about the people who don’t want to cope up with the current technology?
There was a bar graph showing depletion of cultivated land in 4 areas due to 3 causes, namely deforestation, animal
farming and agriculture.
Some people say that news media is becoming more influential today peoples’ lives and it is a negative development. To
what extent do you agree or disagree?
Speaking test
Interview
- Tell me about your apartment that you are now living in.
- Which programs do you like best and is it helpful for your studies?
Cue card
Talk about an article that you read in a magazine or a newspaper, you should say
- What class of people chooses what type of news? Eg. which type of news would upper class choose, etc?
Writing test
We had a bar graph that was showing popularity of 6 sports (football, rugby, snooker, swimming, tennis, and golf) among UK
residents in the years 1995, 2000, 2005.
In the past, there were many differences when people traveled to other countries. Nowadays, there were many similarity
between cultures all over the world. What are the possible causes in this increasing similarity? Do you think the advantages
outweigh the disadvantages of this phenomenon?
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- What shall I call you?
- Where do you come from?
- Do you work or study?
- What do you do in your job?
- Do you like your job?
- Will you change your job in the future?
- Do you give presents?
- When do you give presents?
- Do you think it is important to give presents?
- Should you give expensive presents?
Cue Card
Describe a famous person who you would like to meet, you should say:
- What is his/her job?
- Where did you first know his/her from?
- What are his/her characteristics?
- And why do you want to meet him/her?
Discussion
The final part was a discussion about the famous person. I was asked to discuss this theme and express my opinion.
- Why does everyone want to become famous?
- What will they do when they are famous?
We had two pie charts that compared the reasons why students are choosing a particular UK university in 1987 and 2007.
Writing Task 2 (essay)
Some people think that governments should care about their citizens’ diet and health. Others think that people themselves
should take responsibility for their own diet and health. Discuss. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- Where are you from?
- Tell me about your home.
- Which room in your apartment is the best?
- What do you do for improving your home?
Cue Card
Talk about your best friend and how do you spend your time together, you should say
– Who the friend is
- What do you do together.
Discussion
- What do you think about strong relationship within families?
- Discuss Tehran families.
IELTS in Sydney, Australia – August 2009 ( Academic Module)
Writing test
Writing task 1 (report)
A graph that was showing popularity of 6 sports (football, rugby, snooker, swimming, tennis, golf) among UK residents in the
years 1995, 2000, 2005.
Writing task 2 (essay)
Similarity between cultures in the world is increasing. What are the possible reasons in your opinion, and what are the
advantages and disadvantages of this phenomenon. Discuss including personal opinions and experiences.
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your name?
- Where do you come from?
- Do you drive a car?
- Do you think it is important to drive safely?
- What age would you like your kids to start driving?
Cue Card
The final part was a discussion about the role of teachers in school during modern ages, and if they were still important
figures in a classroom, with all the technology available. I was asked to discuss this theme and express my opinion.
IELTS in UK– August 2009 (Academic Module)
Writing test
Writing task 1 (report)
We had a graph that described the number of immigrants to USA, Canada and Australia between 1990 and 2000.
Nowadays a huge amounts of advertisement aimed at children. Some people think that it endangers children and should be
banned.
- What was the last e-mail that you have written about and to whom?
Writing test
You are going to leave your apartment in an English speaking country and your landlord is a very good person, who has
assisted you a lot during your stay. Meanwhile, your friend wants to rent the flat after you. Write a letter to your landlord and
Speaking test
Interview
Cue Card
Tell about what you would like to buy in future. You should say:
- What is it?
Discussion
- Why do you like to buy that thing (from the cue card)?
Writing test
Describe a line graph about the number of immigrants coming to Canada, USA and Australia from 1990 to 2001.
Advertisements have a negative effect on children. Should they therefore be banned? Discuss, what is your opinion?
Speaking test
Interview
- What’s your full name?
Cue card
Discussion
Writing test
You are shifting out of your accommodation. You think the place is suitable for your English speaking colleague who is
arriving next month. Write a letter to your colleague
Some people say that parents contribute to a child’s success in adult life by the way the child is brought up. Do you agree or
disagree?
Speaking test
Interview
Cue Card
Discussion
- Is it necessary to travel that much with the availability of modern communication systems?
Speaking test
Interview
- How often?
Cue card
Talk about a success you had in your life, you should say:
Discussion
- How?
We had a chart about oil consumption and production in China from 1984 up to 2008. It was easy.
There are many new technologies for communication. Do you think they are helping people to stay in touch or not? Provide
relevant examples and state your opinion.
Speaking test
Interview
Cue card
Discussion
Writing test
As an evening class student, your teacher gave you an essay assignment for the weekend. You could not complete the
essay on time. Write a letter with inclusion of following:
Nowadays, people working in different jobs have different amount of Holidays. Should different types of jobs have different
amount of holidays, according to the type of the job? Give reasons for your answer and include relevant examples from your
experience.
Speaking test
Interview
- About bicycles – are they liked by adults and children, safe, exist today more or less?
Cue Card
- People meeting via other media like chat, email, etc justifies friendship in real?
- Friendship in relatives more real than non-relatives?
You have an evening class and your teacher gave you an essay to work on for the weekend. However, you were not able to
finish the essay. Write a letter saying the following:
People working different jobs should have holidays of different length, do you agree or disagree?
Speaking test
Interview
- Do you drive?
Cue Card
Describe a leisure activity that you want to do, you should say
Discussion
- Some people say that hobby is a waste of time, why is that so?
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
Describe a double bar chart – trips made by men and women respectively during 2007 to 5 or 6 different destinations , eg to
work, sport, shops, schools.
Museums and art galleries should show art of their own culture, rather than those from other countries. Do you agree or
disagree?
Speaking test
Interview
Cue card
Discussion
Writing Test
Write a letter to your English-speaking friend telling him/her about a local event that is to take place in your town, which
would be useful to her/him. In your letter
Speaking Test
Interview
- Why?
Cue card
Talk about a historical place that you visited, you should say:
Discussion
- Do you feel it is necessary for people to be taught history from an early age?
Speaking Test 1
Interview
Tell me about the job you would like to have in the future, you should say:
- What difference does it have with the job you have now?
Discussion
Speaking Test 2
Interview
- When you were young, think of a music that you liked most - why did you like that kind of music?
Cue card 1
Cue Card 2
Describe a conversation you had in the past, that is very important to you.
- What happened?
- Did you share the conversation you had with that person with any other family member?
- What do you think would be the problem if two people talking had two different languages?
- Do you think a face to face conversation is better than talking to someone over the phone?
- Do you think using an interpreter would help if two people conversing had different languages?
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
World Heritage sites (there was about 7) in Australia visited by tourists. There was a table, with 3 columns for the following
years 1996, 1998, 2000. In the rows there were numbers for heritage sites
Some parents let their children live in another country or a bigger city and study in a college. Is it a positive development?
What are the reasons? Give examples and state your opinion.
Speaking test
Interview
- who was that person that you had the conversation with
- when was it
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
Explain the difference between the two diagrams. The 2 diagrams showed the school buildings in 2003 & 2010.
Writing Task 2 (essay)
Express your views regarding sufficient respect towards older people. What can be the reasons? How does it affect the
society? Support your answer with your personal experience.
Speaking test
Interview
- How important are the fruit and vegetables? Is it easy to get them?
- Why do you think new generation doesn’t like their old culture/outfits?
Talk about one of your childhood’s memorable events, you should say
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (letter)
You have been offered a job overseas that you applied for. Write a letter to your friend who already knows about that job as
well
Some people are living in the high-rise apartments, which makes them feel lonely and unhappy. What are the advantages
and disadvantages of living in apartments.
Speak about success that you experienced in your life recently, you should say
- when it happened
- what was it
Writing test
A sports club in your area is about to be closed and you oppose to that. Write a letter to the manager and make suggestions
why it is important that the club stays open.
Some people think that in primary schools science and technology should be compulsory subjects rather than history and
geography, because these subjects are a waste of time. What is your opinion?
Speaking test
Cue card
Talk about a change you would like in your life, you should say
Discussion
Writing test
Two tables were given. We were required to report on a survey conducted on a library’s range of books (Table 1) and non-
book facilities (DVDs & CDs) (Table 2) across 5 age categories. The subjects’ criteria were Very Good, Satisfactory and
Poor.
Governments have been responsible for environmental pollution. Should companies and private individuals be made to pay
the costs for pollution? To what extent do you agree or disagree? State facts, your opinions and/or personal experiences
you may have regarding environmental pollution.
Speaking test
- What kind of parties do you prefer, family parties or young people’s parties? Why?
- What is the legal age for drinking, driving and marriage in your country?
- Do you agree that the legal age should be reduced to a lower age? Why?
Cue Card
Tell me about the best stage in your life. You should say:
Discussion
- Why do you think traditional ceremonies and national days are celebrated?
Then I shook her hand, and said “Thank you so much for your time. I hope you have a great weekend!” Big smiles!
That was it! I think it wasn’t bad at all. Try to be as honest as possible and have a connection with the examiner when telling
your little story, just like when you’re talking to your friends or family. It makes a lot of difference.
That’s all people! Enjoy trying out the questions and all the best in your IELTS!
IELTS in Lebanon - July 2009 (General Training)
Writing test
Writing Task 1
You ordered two items through internet and you received two different items. Write a letter to the manager:
Writing Task 2
Some people say that government should increase the tax on petrol in order to decrease traffic and pollution. Do you agree
with this opinion? Explain the benefits and drawbacks.
Speaking test
Interview
Cue card
- Talk about the most important phone call that you received and brought good news to you, you should say:
Discussion
Writing test
Writing task 1 (report)
We were given a line graph about Australian students who left the school.
Writing task 2 (essay)
In some societies the number of elderly people is increasing. Do you think the positive impact of this outweighs the negative
one?
Speaking test
Interview
Cue card
Talk about a leisure activity that you like, you should say
I don’t remember the exact questions, however it was related to leisure time.
Here is another set of Speaking questions from Aussie IELTS test, thanks to A for remembering and sharing:
Interview
- Do you work?
- What kind of courses did you do for the current work that you are doing?
Cue Card
Discussion
- Do you think journalists who report on TV are different from those who report on radio or in newspapers and why.
- Why do you think some people listen to radio rather than watching TV or reading newspapers?
- What influence has the media got on the journalists who report on TV or in newspapers?
- What will happen to newspapers in future with the coming of the Internet?
- What do you prefer, reading a newspaper, watching TV,or listening to the radio and why?
IELTS exam in Australia - July 2009 (Academic Module)
Writing test
We had two bar charts for the years 1970 and 2000 comparing percentage of men and women that are employed in four
countries, namely Belgium, USA, Japan and Australia.
Money for postgraduate research is limited. Financial support from the government should be put for scientific research
instead of other less important subjects. To what extend do you agree?
Speaking test
Interview
- What do you think about using museums and art galleries for educational purposes?
Cue card
Talk about something that you don’t know how to do now and would like to learn, you should say
- What it is
Discussion
Writing test
There was a bar chart showing how five different age groups used the internet daily over 4 years. That means every age
group had 4 different percentages: quite a lot of information to try to group together, but fairly easy.
Many countries face violent football supporters. Write from your own experience and knowledge about the reasons and how
this problem could be solved.
I hated this topic since I have no interest in football, but used your template with introduction, reason 1 and so on, and
managed to write two pages.
Speaking test
Interview
- Talk about a film you saw recently at home or cinema, you should say:
- What do you think is the difference between seeing a movie at home or on DVD?
- About vegetables:
- Do you think they are important to get?
- Are elders interested in news more than young people? Why / Why not?
Cue card
- Do you think there will be any changes in legal age? Why or why not?
Speaking test in UAE
Interview
- Where is it?
- At what age your children are likely to learn driving, you think?
Cue card
Talk about one of the happiest events in your childhood, you should say
- Where it happened
- Are you still keeping something from your childhood, like toys or pictures? For what reason?
Discussion
- What are the differences between old and young generation’s parties?
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
A diagram (cross section) about the MontBlanc tunnel in Europe and a Japanese rail tunnel. Describe information and
compare where necessary.
The writing test shocked me! I was mentally fixed on graphs, bar charts, pie charts and so on and the vocabulary so it was a
shock to me when I saw the diagram.
The government has to provide primary and secondary education, but for university education s.o. (students, their parents
etc) should pay. To what extent do you agree.
Well, not a piece of cake actually, but I remembered the hints in your book, made a list for pros and cons and started writing.
Finished the last word when the examiner said. “Stop writing, pencils on the table” so I couldn’t check for mistakes.
Speaking test
Interview
I entered the room and we had a little smalltalk (the examiner started this smalltalk) and I was very confident. Up to the
moment when the examiner said: “Oh by the way, that’s not the test. I have to start the recorder first” Then she did, stated
date, time , center number, my name and candidate number and so on.
The examiner was nice and very kind, no problem about our relation and so on but it felt like a bloody police questioning and
I was not able to answer the bloody questions in two sentences.
Cue Card
What kind of course would you take if you had the time, you should say
- quality of teachers
Writing Task 1
We were given 2 maps of a certain college campus. The first one was the map of the campus in 1955 and the second
illustrated the changes and developments after 50 years (2005).
Writing Task 2
Developed countries give aid to developing nations. Some think financial support is enough while others believe that help
should be given out in the form of practical aid and advice. Discuss each view and give your opinion.
Speaking Test
Interview
- Is it an easy job?
You should speak about how you achieved success and mention
- But there are some people who do not achieve success despite having what you’ve just said. Why do you think that is?
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
Speaking test
I had to do two speaking tests, one in Thursday, and one Saturday , because they had a problem with the recorder in the
first Speaking test.
Interview
- when was it
- where was it
Speaking Test 1
Interview
- When was the last time you went out with your friends?
Discussion
- What can you tell about toys before and toys nowadays?
- How would a toy help in the development of children?
Speaking Test 2
Interview
(I was quite shocked to be asked about 10-13 questions during my 1st interview.)
Cue card
I was asked to talk about my trip which was not up to my expectations and say:
- what happened,
( I finished it in less than 2 minutes and frankly I didn’t encounter any such bad experience before.)
Discussion
I was asked question about the tourist industry, the impacts of it, both positive and negative, future tourists, etc.
IELTS exam in Abu Dhabi, UAE - June 2009 (Academic Module)
Writing Test
Writing Task 1 (report)
There was a table representing the percentage of young people from the age 15 to 21 years, employed in different sectors in
the years 1997 and 2005 in one region of Oceania. We had to write a comparative report based on the table.
Writing Task 2 (essay)
Maintaining public libraries today is a waste of money with the present increase in the computer technology. Do you agree or
disagree with the system?
Speaking Test
Interview
The examiner started with some general questions about myself, where I stayed and my family. Then he asked
- What is the change that you suggest for the present accommodation?
- where is it located?
- Some of the famous historical places in my country & where they are located.
- Do you think people have stopped visiting these historical places and museums nowadays?
- Are you okay with purchasing tickets in order to visit these historical places and museums?
- Where else besides the Internet can you get information about history?
- What about films, do you think they give complete information about the event?
Writing test
Writing Task 1 (report)
We had a line graph of world energy source’s requirement from 1970 to 2030 (prediction graph)
School children should not be forced to learn other foreign languages as their ability differs. Do you agree or disagree?
Speaking test
Interview
- why he is famous
- What is the view of younger people of the fame? Did it change from the past?