IELTS Speaking questions from Canada – March 2010
IELTS Speaking questions were shared by T from Canada.
Speaking test
Interview
- Which part of your home country are you from?
- Is there something in your hometown that tourists should see?
- How did you learn to cook when you where a child?
- Why do you like cooking?
- What would be a destination of your choice for traveling?
- What is your favorite way of traveling?
- Have you ever been on a long trip?
Cue Card
Describe a TV program you have seen and didn’t like, you should say
- where and when you have seen it,
- what it was about and
- why you didn’t like it.
Discussion
- Tell me about a TV star you like.
- What qualities make a star?
- Should they be role models for other people?
- Some people say that movie stars earn too much, what do you think?
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Hello There ..
I really Like this type of studying but i have a small question about the speaking test ..should i answer a short answer? or should i give a long reply to open a large conversation ?
Thank You ..
Comment by maestro-ror — May 11, 2010 @ 4:11 pm
If the question is in the first part, the interview, then it can be short, but not a one-word answer like “Yes” or “No”. If the question is in the third part, the discussion, then you should speak at length.
Comment by admin — May 11, 2010 @ 6:45 pm