This document outlines a diagnostic speaking test between two students, Student A and Student B. The test consists of 6 sections where the students take turns asking each other questions about their plans, regrets, and favorite buildings. They are instructed to ask follow-up questions of each other and then swap roles between sections. The goal is to evaluate the students' English speaking abilities through a conversational style interview.
This document outlines a diagnostic speaking test between two students, Student A and Student B. The test consists of 6 sections where the students take turns asking each other questions about their plans, regrets, and favorite buildings. They are instructed to ask follow-up questions of each other and then swap roles between sections. The goal is to evaluate the students' English speaking abilities through a conversational style interview.
This document outlines a diagnostic speaking test between two students, Student A and Student B. The test consists of 6 sections where the students take turns asking each other questions about their plans, regrets, and favorite buildings. They are instructed to ask follow-up questions of each other and then swap roles between sections. The goal is to evaluate the students' English speaking abilities through a conversational style interview.
Student A 5 Ask Student B about his / her favourite building or
a building on his / her way to school every day. 1 Ask Student B about his / her plans and predictions for the future. ● Ask about the name, location, what it is used for and why they like it. ● Ask about his / her work plans. ● Ask when it was built, what materials were used to ● Ask about what he / she will be doing this time next build it and who designed it. year and what he / she is looking forward to in the future. 6 Now swap roles. Tell Student B about your favourite building or a building on your way to 2 Now swap roles. Talk about your plans and school every day. predictions for the future. Answer Student B’s questions.
3 Ask Student B about any regrets he / she has in
his / her life and if he / she wishes something was different. ● Ask what they would have done if he/she had been born a superhero. 4 Now swap roles. Tell Student B about any regrets that you have in your life and if you wish something was different. Answer Student B’s questions.
Student B 5 Tell Student A about your favourite building or a
building on your way to school every day. Answer 1 Talk about your plans and predictions for the Student A’s questions. future. Answer Student A’s questions. 6 Now swap roles. Ask Student A about his / her 2 Now swap roles. Ask Student A his / her plans and favourite building or a building on his / her way to predictions for the future. school every day. ● Ask about his / her work plans. ● Ask about the name, location, what it is used for ● Ask about what he / she will be doing this time next and why they like it. year and what he / she is looking forward to in the ● Ask when it was built, what materials were used to future. build it and who designed it. 3 Tell Student A about any regrets you have in your life and if you wish something was different. Answer Student A’s questions.
4 Now swap roles. Ask Student A about any regrets
that he / she has in his / her life and if he / she wishes something was different. ● Ask what they would have done if he / she had been born a superhero.