13 Oct
13Oct

PART 1 QUESTIONS

Introduction and interview (4-5 minutes) 

Here are possible questions that might come up during the test. Go over them with your tutor.

In the first part, the examiner will ask you a number of general questions 

Topic

Crime

Crime may not be on the top of people’s lists of favorite topics but it’s something that’s talked about. Depending on your adult students’ life experiences, it may be something that has affected their lives. Learning to discuss it could help your students out in the long run. Good discussion questions are:

  • Is crime a big problem in your city/country?

  • Have you ever been a victim of crime?

  • What crime is common in your city/country?

  • What would you do if you noticed a crime being committed?

  • How is the law enforcement in your city/country?

Goals

We all have goals and talking about them actually gets us more encouraged to do something about them. Sharing goals is also a good thing to help get them done. A good set of questions is:

  • What are your current goals in life?

  • How do you plan to reach your goals?

  • How often do you set goals for yourself?

  • What goals have you set and achieved in the past?

  • How do you feel when you reach your goals?

Dreams

We all have dreams, sometimes on a nightly basis, and talking about them is a great discussion topic for classes as they inspire students to be creative and even whimsical. Great questions for this topic include:

  • What kinds of dreams do you have?

  • What do you think dreams mean?

  • How much of your dreams do you remember? Why?

  • What is your opinion on premonitions? Are they real?

  • What are examples of memorable dreams you have had?


PART 2 QUESTIONS

Individual long turn (3-4 minutes) 

Here are possible questions that might come up during the test. Go over them with your tutor.

You will have 1 minute to prepare to speak, and then you will talk for 2 minutes, during which the examiner will not speak. 


Sample: A

Describe a crowded place you’ve been to.

You should say:

  • which place it is

  • when you visited it

  • why you visited it

  • and explain how you felt about the place.


Sample: B

Describe a uniform (at school or company) you once wore.

You should say:

  • when you wear it

  • who bought it for you

  • what it looks like

  • and explain how you feel about it.


Sample: C

Describe a special dinner you enjoyed with your friends.

You should say:

  • what you ate

  • with who

  • what you were talking about

  • and explain why it was enjoyable.


PART 3 QUESTIONS

Two-way discussion (4-5 minutes)

Here are possible questions that might come up during the test. Go over them with your tutor.

In the last part, you will talk with the examiner about issues related to the topic on the card.

Sample: A

Topic: CROWDED PLACE - Two-way Questions

  1. Where is the most crowded place in your city?

  2. People behave differently in crowded places, what do you think about this?

  3. What should people do to deal with traffic congestion?

  4. Some cities have advanced public transportation, some don’t, what do you think?

  5. Why are cities becoming overcrowded day by day?

  6. What should be done in large cities to avoid the crowds?


Sample: B

Topic: UNIFORM,CLOTHING - Two-way Questions

  1. On what occasion should people wear uniforms?

  2. Do you think it is important for students to wear school uniforms?

  3. What is the significance of uniforms in work, like in airlines or other workplaces?

  4. Should companies ask for employees’ opinions about the design of uniforms?

  5. What are the advantages of wearing uniform at work?

  6. Can people tell a person’s personality by his/her clothes? Why?

  7. What do you think about high-end brands?

  8. Does people buy the high-end brands mean they always live a high quality life?


Sample: C

Topic: DINNER - Two-way Questions

  1. What kinds of restaurants are popular in your country?

  2. Is it expensive to eat out in your country?

  3. Why do some people decide to eat outside with friends instead of eating home with their family nowadays?

  4. What do you eat on celebrations and other special occasions in your country?

  5. In your country, have people's eating habits changed in recent years?

  6. Do you think different cultures have different table manners? Why?

  7. How technology has changed the way we prepare our food these days?



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