Part 2: Monologue
(3 minutes, including 1 minute to think and prepare)
The examiner gives you a topic and you have one minute to prepare your talk. A
piece of paper with pencil is given and you can make notes and use these notes
during your monologue. The examiner will not ask you any questions during this
part of the test, so you must know how to answer and after preparation time you
should speak fluently for a two minutes by yourself.
Sample Speaking Section topics (for Part 2) are given below.
Part 3: Integrated task
(5 minutes, including 2 minutes to think and prepare)
The examiner gives you a text and you have two minute to prepare your talk.
You should summarize the key points from the text. Then, you need to give your
opinion on the problem raised in the text. You can either extend the side that the
text looks at, or bring some counter-arguments.35
You cannot ask questions in Parts 2 and 3, but you can do so, if necessary in Part1.
Assessment
Marks are awarded in nine areas: communicative effectiveness, discourse
management, organization, coherence, grammar range, vocabulary range,
paraphrase, accuracy and pronunciation. You will receive a band score between 0
and 30 depending on your performance
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