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Examiner: oK. Do you have some form of identification, please?
Examiner:
Thank you. That's all in order. Now I'm going to start by asking you some questions about
yourself
and your life. Is that all right?
Examiner: What's your first language?
Examiner: And when did you first start to learn English?
Examiner: Tell me about your Engiish language studies since that time.
Examiner: I'd like you to talk about your school days, now. When did you leave high school?
Examiner:
What subjects did you study?
Examiner:
Who was your favourite teacher and why?
PART 2
Examiner: Thank you. Now I'd like you to speak on a topic for 1 or 2 minutes. I'11 give you
moment and you'llhave
a minute to prepare and to make some notes if you want to.
Examiner: So, you can use this paper and pencil to make the notes if ytu want to. And this is
like you to describe an important celebration in your life. Here is the topic card. OK?
the topic in a
your topic. I'd
TOPIC CARI)
Describe an important celebration in your life.
you
should say:
when it was
what happened
how you felt
and explain why it was an important celebration for you.
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[There
is a one-minute pause]
Examiner: All right. You have 1 to 2 minutes to talk about your favourite room. Can you start now?
[The
candidate talks for l-2 minutes]
Part 3:
Examiner:
We've been talking about an important celebration in your life. Let's look at this topic a little
more.
Examiner: Thank you. Now, staying with the topic of celebrations, what other important events do people
in
your country celebrate?
Examiner:
How do they celebrate those other important events?
Examiner: How important do you think it is to celebrate import4nt events with your family?
Examiner: And what about clothing ... er... for important cilebrations?
What ro.t of
"lothing
do people
traditionally
wear for important celebrations in your country?
Examiner:
How important do you think it is to dress up for such celebiations?