IELTS Test Questions

Sri Lanka, 10 March 2022.


Speaking


 Part 1

1. Could you please tell me your full name?

2. Can I see your ID?

3. Where do you come from?

4. Are you a student or do you work?

5. What do you share with your friends?

6. Is there anything that you don't share ?

7. Who share more, people now or those in the past?

8. Do you think children should be taught to share?

9. Do you like watching sky? Why?

10. Is there a good place to watch the sky where you live?


Part 2. Cue Card

Tell me about a person who you consider as a role model? You should say:

* Who is he/she

* How do you know him/her

* Why you consider him/her a role model

* And explain how do you feel about him/her


Part 3. Discussion

1. Which types of people become role models in your society?

2. Do you think that famous people have more responsibilities than the ordinary people?

3. What types of people were famous in the past?

4. How different is it now?

5. Do you wish to become a famous person?




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