IELTS AC Mock With Answers ( Vol 2 )Speaking Practice Test 1

Speaking PRACTICE TEST 1

Part 1: Exercise

Do you do any exercise of a regular basis? (Why / Why not?)

What sports are usually compulsory at school in your country?

Can you remember what sports you enjoyed doing at school? (Why / Why not?)

Are there any sports you particularly like watching? (Why / Why not?)

Part 2

Describe a sport you like.

You should say:

what it is

if you like to play it, watch it or both

when was the last time you played/watched the sport?

and explain why you like it so much.

Part 3

Discussion Topics: Healthy Life Style

Do you think people's life style is healthier now than in the past? (Why? / Why not?)

What could the government do to encourage people to have a healthier life?

Do you think there should be more control over the advertising of unhealthy products?

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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