IELTS Speaking Test: (Mock Test)
(Time: 11-14 minutes in total)
Part One
(This part will take approximately 4-5 minutes)
Examiner: Good morning/afternoon. My name is [Examiner's Name], (examiner number, center number, day date, time) and I will be your examiner today.
Could you please tell me your name and show me a form of identification, such as your CNIC or passport?
Candidate: Good morning/afternoon. My name is [Candidate's Name], and here is my identification.
Examiner: Thank you, [Candidate's Name]. Now, let's begin with some questions.
Do you enjoy cooking?
Do you prefer home-cooked meals or fast food?
What would you typically eat for lunch?
Let’s talk about photographs. Do you take many photographs?
Do you enjoy looking at photographs?
Do you prefer photographs of people or places?
When do you mostly take photographs?
Part Two
(This part will take approximately 3-4 minutes in total)
Now, I'd like you to talk about something you do to relax.
Here is your cue card. You will have one to two minutes to talk about this topic. You will have one minute to prepare what you want to say. Here is a pencil and paper to make some notes, and I'll let you know when you should start speaking.
[Cue Card]
What activity do you do to relax?
How often do you engage in this activity?
Where do you usually do it?
Would you recommend this activity to others?
Candidate: Thank you.
Examiner: Alright, please begin speaking now.
Candidate: [Candidate speaks about the chosen topic]
Part Three
(This part will take approximately 4-5 minutes)
Examiner: In this part, I'll ask you some more questions related to relaxation.
Are our lives becoming more stressful?
Do you think that people take enough time to relax each day?
Do you think technology will allow us to lead more relaxing lives in the future?
How has what people do for relaxation in your country changed in the last ten years?
Do you think that there will be changes in the age of retirement?
Examiner: That's the end of the speaking test. Thank you for your responses.
Candidate: Thank you.
Examiner: Goodbye.
Candidate: Goodbye.
