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Oral Test Practice

This document provides instructions and sample questions for an oral English language test. It outlines advice for test takers, such as speaking fluently and spontaneously while also practicing answers. The sample test then provides multiple parts involving answering introductory questions, describing images, discussing topics, and practicing additional questions to help prepare for an oral exam.

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Oral Test Practice

This document provides instructions and sample questions for an oral English language test. It outlines advice for test takers, such as speaking fluently and spontaneously while also practicing answers. The sample test then provides multiple parts involving answering introductory questions, describing images, discussing topics, and practicing additional questions to help prepare for an oral exam.

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Oral Test Practice

English Language II
Advice
• Try to talk as much as you can
• Talk as fluently as possible and be
spontaneous
• Relax, be confident and enjoy using
your English
• Develop your answers
• Speak more than the teacher
• Ask for clarification if necessary
• Do not learn prepared answers
• Express your opinions
• Practice, practice and practice!
Part I
Introduction

Format Part II
Describe images and answer questions

Part III
Discuss ideas
Part I
Answer these questions briefly.

1. Where are you from? What do you like about living in…?
2. What do you do in your free time?
3. How much do you use the Internet? What do you use it for?
4. What is your favourite place for a holiday?
5. What are your plans for the weekend? What are you going to do the next
year?
6. Which place would you most like to visit?
Part II
Look at the photographs and talk about them
for a minute.

What are the advantages and disadvantages


of these ways of travelling?
Do you prefer to plan your holidays well or
improvise? Why?
Part II
Look at the photographs and talk about them
for a minute.

Which diet is the best? Why?


Would you try a special diet for while? Which?
Part III
Talk to each other about how these things
can help global warming and climate
change. Then decide which two things are
the most important.

A. Go vegetarian or vegan.
B. Prefer public transportation.
C. Recycle your rubbish.
D. Unplug electronics when you’re not
using them.
Part III
Talk to each other about why these things
are important to consider when looking
for a new place to live. Then decide which
two are the most important.

A. Climate and geography


B. Recreational opportunities
C. Job and school distance
D. Proximity to family and friends
Practice
1. What is something you should do every day but don’t?
2. If you could choose a place anywhere in the world to live for a year, where would it be?
3. Do you usually watch movies at the cinema or watch them at home?
4. Do you think people watch too much television? Are TV shows getting better or worse?
5. Which do you prefer to stay in when you travel: hotels, hostels, or another type of place? Why?
6. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of driving versus public transportation?
7. Do you think your parents ate healthier food at your age than you do? How about your
grandparents?
8. What kinds of people do you get along well with?
9. Do you think that art is important to society? Why?
10. Do you think the invention and rise of computers has been a good thing or a bad thing? Why?

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