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    The document provides instructions for a speaking game where students will draw topic cards and throw dice to determine questions about themselves, their family, town, country, opinions, or comparisons. Students take turns drawing a topic card, throwing the dice to determine the area of questioning, and then answering questions from other students about the topic and target area. The game is meant to spur discussion on various topics related to daily life, interests, and plans for the future.

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    FCE Speaking Game Instructions: Onestopenglish 2002 Taken Form The Vocabulary Section in

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    The document provides instructions for a speaking game where students will draw topic cards and throw dice to determine questions about themselves, their family, town, country, opinions, or comparisons. Students take turns drawing a topic card, throwing the dice to determine the area of questioning, and then answering questions from other students about the topic and target area. The game is meant to spur discussion on various topics related to daily life, interests, and plans for the future.

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    FCE Speaking- Whole Test

    Worksheet

    TV Interests
    Nature Fast food
    Future Health
    Holiday Car(s)
    Cinema Punctuality
    Clothes In 5 years
    Exercise Celebrations
    Marriage Education
    Qualifications Newspapers
    Evenings English
    Music Hobbies
    In 20 years Jobs
    Plans Travel
    Enjoy Crime
    Weather Sports
    Environment Keeping fit
    Photos Party
    Birthday Studies

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    FCE Speaking game
    Instructions

    A: One student takes a card and throws the dice. The numbers represent:
    1= compare
    2= opinion
    3= yourself
    4= your family
    5= your town
    6= your country

    B: Anyone else in the group can ask a question about the topics represented
    by the dice and card. For example, ‘Crime’ and ‘Your country’ could be ‘What
    kind of crime is the biggest problem in your country?’ ‘Environment’ and ‘Your
    family’ could be ‘Does your family do a lot of recycling?’ Etc.

    C: If the topic is interesting or you want more information, feel free to extend
    and open up the discussion.

    D: When the discussion has come to an end, the next student takes a card
    and throws the dice. Continue as above.

     onestopenglish 2002
    Taken form the vocabulary section in www.onestopenglish.com

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