This document provides information about an IELTS Foundation speaking practice test, including the test format, grading criteria, and sample questions. The test has three parts: Part 1 involves basic getting-to-know-you questions about hobbies; Part 2 requires describing an outdoor activity; Part 3 discusses outdoor activities and children's activities. Vocabulary related to hobbies is also provided, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives and idioms about hobbies and spare time activities. Sample questions are given for each part to help prepare test takers. The last section provides instructions for practicing the test in groups.
This document provides information about an IELTS Foundation speaking practice test, including the test format, grading criteria, and sample questions. The test has three parts: Part 1 involves basic getting-to-know-you questions about hobbies; Part 2 requires describing an outdoor activity; Part 3 discusses outdoor activities and children's activities. Vocabulary related to hobbies is also provided, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives and idioms about hobbies and spare time activities. Sample questions are given for each part to help prepare test takers. The last section provides instructions for practicing the test in groups.
This document provides information about an IELTS Foundation speaking practice test, including the test format, grading criteria, and sample questions. The test has three parts: Part 1 involves basic getting-to-know-you questions about hobbies; Part 2 requires describing an outdoor activity; Part 3 discusses outdoor activities and children's activities. Vocabulary related to hobbies is also provided, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives and idioms about hobbies and spare time activities. Sample questions are given for each part to help prepare test takers. The last section provides instructions for practicing the test in groups.
Speaking Grading Criteria Hobbies related vocabulary Nouns Verbs Adjectives Idioms
hobby go sightseeing appealing get into
pastime nurture fascinating get a kick out of
spare time take part in time-consuming kill time
tournament unwind thrilling go window shopping
Part 1 1. Do you have any hobbies or interests? 2. Did you have any hobbies or interests when you were a child? 3. What free-time activities are popular in your country? 4. Are there any outdoor activities you would like to try in the future? 5. What do you do in your free time? 6. Do you have enough free time? 7. When do you usually get free time? 8. What free-time activities would you like to try if you had more free time? Part 2 Describe an outdoor activity you would like to do for the first time. You should say: • what the activity would be • where you would do it • what preparations and equipment you would need and explain why would like to do this activity. Part 3 1. What types of outdoor activities are most popular in your country? 2. Do people of different ages do different types of activities? 3. Do people spend more time outdoors than in the past? 4. What types of indoors activities are popular with children? 5. Do you think children spend too much time indoors? 6. What are some ways to encourage children to do outdoor activities? Practice Session! • Camera and microphone must be opened. • No judgement zone. • All members must participate. • There must be a leader in each group. • The leader must ask all the members questions. • After all the members have taken their turn answering, one member must ask the questions back to the leader.