FCE Speaking Exam | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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Part 1 is called ...

the interview

Part 3 is called...

the collaborative task

In part 1 the examiner will ask you about ...

your personal life, relationships, hobbies, past experiences, future plans, work/study, likes/dislikes

In part 3 there are __ parts.

2

Part 2 is called...

the long turn

In part 1 your answers should...

be full sentences / include details & explanations / last for about 20secs / not be too short.

In part 4 you should talk to ... (yourself / your partner / the examiner)

your partner + the examiner

In part 3 task 2 you have to ...

make a decision with your partner

In part 2 you shouldn't...

describe the photos!

In part 4 your answers should ...

be longer / detailed / give explanations & reasons / respond to what your partner has said (if relevant)

In part 2 when you talk about your partner's photos you should speak for ....

about 20-30 seconds.

If you don't know a specific word you should ...

paraphrase (use other words to talk about that thing) / use synonyms / describe it

In part 3 task 1 you have to ...

to talk to your partner and discuss a question and 5 possible options.

In part 2 you will talk about YOUR 2 photographs for .....

1 minute

In part 4 the examiner will ask you questions related to ...

part 3

You can prepare for part 1 by learning ....

learning (B2 level) vocabulary related to your life, hobbies future etc / grammar: past, present and future forms.

Part 4 is called...

the discussion

You can prepare for part 3 by studying language for...

giving & asking opinions / agreein & disagreeing / informal conversational expressions / comparing / giving reasons and explanations

Eye contact and body language are important in the speaking exam (True / Talse?)

True - you should look at the person who you are talking to (examiner / partner) and turn your body to face them. Avoid looking at the table / crossing arms

You can prepare for part 2 by studying ...

comparative language / modal verbs of deduction

In part 3 task 2 you MUST AGREE with your partner. (True / False?)

False - you may disagree poiltely