IELTS AC Mock With Answers ( Vol 1 )Speaking Practice Test 1

Speaking PRACTICE TEST 1

PART 1 Television

How much time do you spend watching television at the moment?

What kinds of TV programmes are popular in your country?

What's your favourite TV programme at the moment and why?

Part 2

Describe a story or article which made a strong impression on you.

You should say:

what the story/article is about

what happens in the story/article

what happens at the end of the story/article

Also say why it made such a strong impression on you.

PART 3

Discussion Topics: People and the Cinema

Is going to the cinema a popular free time activity in your country?

Is the trend increasing or decreasing at the moment?

Do you think there will be any changes in the popularity of cinema in the future?

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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