Speaking
The Speaking module is taken using a computer
with a microphone and headphones. Questions are presented to the candidate
through the computer screen and headphones, and their responses are recorded
and assessed by examiners. Results will be available within 48 hours.
There are five parts to the
Speaking module.
Length: 15 minutes (5 parts)
Part 1 (interview)
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The candidate
answers eight questions about themselves (the first two questions are not
marked).
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Questions:
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8
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Marks in Part 1:
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20% of the marks.
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Part 2 (reading
aloud)
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The candidate reads
eight sentences aloud.
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Questions:
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8
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Marks in Part 2:
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20% of the marks.
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Part 3 (long turn 1)
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The candidate is
given a topic to talk about for one minute. 40 seconds are allowed for
preparation.
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Questions:
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1
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Marks in Part 3:
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20% of the marks.
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Part 4 (long turn 2)
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The candidate is
given one or more graphics (for example a chart, diagram or information
sheet) to talk about for one minute. One minute is allowed for preparation.
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Questions:
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1
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Marks in Part 4:
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20% of the marks.
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Part 5
(communication activity) |
The candidate gives
their opinions in the form of short responses to five questions related to
one topic. One minute is allowed for preparation.
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Questions:
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5
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Marks in Part 5:
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20% of the marks.
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