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Which of the following belongs to Grammar & Vocabulary?
Speaking fluently without pauses
Using a range of complex structures accurately
Asking your partner questions
Which criterion evaluates your ability to develop ideas clearly?
Interactive Communication
Discourse Management
Pronunciation
What does the Pronunciation criterion focus on?
Natural intonation and stress
Using many idioms
Speaking very fast
Which skill is part of Interactive Communication?
Reading the prompts aloud
Using only advanced grammar
Responding naturally and asking follow-up questions
What does 'using a range of vocabulary' mean?
Using topic-specific words and collocations
Using only simple words
Avoiding new vocabulary
What is the main task in Speaking Part 3?
Answer personal questions
Discuss prompts with your partner
Talk alone for two minutes
What must you do with your partner in Part 3?
Share and respond to each other's opinions
Reach perfect agreement
Read the notes aloud
How long does Speaking Part 3 usually last?
About 6 minutes
About 3 minutes
About 1 minute
What does the examiner ask at the end of Part 3?
To talk about every prompt again
To reach agreement on one idea
To speak without your partner
Which is a good strategy for Part 3?
Talk nonstop without listening
Ignore the prompts
Make suggestions and respond to your partner
Is this statement correct? 'There is a right or wrong answer in Part 3.'
No, it's false
Not sure
Yes, it's true
Is this statement correct? 'You must talk about all the prompts.'
Yes, all must be discussed
Only the last one is required
No, you only need to discuss some
Is this statement correct? 'Interrupting your partner shows fluency.'
Only if the examiner asks
Yes, it helps you speak more
No, it shows weak interaction
Which expression is good for giving your opinion?
You're wrong
Say it again
I think…
Which phrase is used to ask for your partner's opinion?
Never mind
What do you think?
I disagree
Which linking word shows contrast?
However
Therefore
For example
