Three IELTS Speaking tests were shared by our friends from the UK, France and Australia. Here they are:
Speaking test 1
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Do you study or work?
– Where are you from?
– Questions about hometown.
Cue Card
Talk about a person that you have lived with, please say
– who that person was,
– how long you stayed together for,
– what activities you shared.
Discussion
– Questions regarding the changing concept of family, why is this happening.
– What are the advantages and disadvantages of staying alone?
– What qualities are required to live with and to adjust to other people with whom we are residing?
– What changes does it bring to one’s personality?
– What influences our choice of career?
Speaking test 2
Interview
– What is your name?
– Do you work or study?
– Did you have other jobs prior to your current job?
– Which job did you enjoy the most? Why?
– What is your opinion about libraries?
– Do you like or dislike libraries?
– Should libraries be free of charge?
– Are they free in your country?
– What newspapers do you read? Why?
Cue Card
Talk about a book that you love, please say
– what this book is about,
– why you love it,
– who gave it to you.
Follow-up question: Do you still have a copy of that book?
Speaking test 3
Interview
– What country are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Do you have a mobile phone?
– When did you get your first mobile phone?
Cue Card
Talk about the most popular music in your country, please say
– what type of music that is,
– why this type of music is so popular in your country, and
– how do people like to listen to this music.
Discussion
– Why do people dream of becoming popular rock stars?
– Why does advertising use music?
– Why do people listen to different kinds of music?
– How does internet impact on music?