IELTS Academic Test With Answers ( Vol 3)Speaking Practice Test 1

Speaking PRACTICE TEST 1

PART 1

City or Country

Do you prefer to live in the city or in the countryside?

What do you think are the main advantages of each?

What would say are the main problems of living in a city these days?

PART 2

Describe an environmental problem which exists in your country at the moment.

You should say:

what the main problem seems to be

for how long, approximately, it has been a problem

who it affects mainly

and also say what is being done or what could be done to alleviate the problem.

PART 3

Discussion Topics: Government Responsibility

Do you think the governments of the world are doing enough to preserve our environment?

What kind of information do the government in your country provide about these issues?

Do you think the general public could do more to help the government with the task?

Other modules in this test:

listening Take Test

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reading Take Test

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writing Take Test

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