IELTS Speaking test in Australia – January 2011
It turns out that the recent IELTS exam in Australia was just like the tests in Hong Kong and Indonesia shared yesterday. Here are the questions C was asked in the Speaking section.
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your full name?
- What can I call you?
- Can I see your ID?
- Are you a student?
- Where are you from?
- Why do students choose to become a nurse in your country?
- Do you like nursing?
- Has anyone compelled you to become a nurse?
- Do you like traveling?
- What kind of transport do you usually use?
- Do you use air travel frequently?
- What is your favorite mode of traveling?
- Is air travel costly?
Cue Card
Talk about a cultural festival which people are celebrating in your country, please say
- When and where is it celebrated?
- How is it celebrated?
- What is the difference between its celebration the past and at present?
Discussion
- What is the importance of celebration?
- What are the usual celebrations in the West and in your country?
- What are the differences of celebrations in the past and at present?
- Is it important to celebrate the New Year?
- Is New Year celebrated in your country?
- What is your opinion about celebrations?
- Do people celebrate marriage? Is it important?
- What are the other types of celebrations in the West?
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