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  • How many pictures do you get in Part 2 (with 2 students)?
    Three
    Ten
    Five
  • What should you do if you make a mistake when speaking?
    Try to correct yourself and keep going
    Stop talking
    Say “I don’t know”
  • How many minutes is Part 1 (with two students)?
    1–2 minutes
    3–4 minutes
    6–7 minutes
  • In Part 1, do you talk to your partner?
    Sometimes
    Yes
    No
  • What topics are in Part 1?
    Yourself, your life, likes/dislikes
    Holidays
    Pictures
  • How many examiners are in the test room?
    3
    2
    1
  • Which is NOT a marking criterion?
    Pronunciation
    Grammar and vocabulary
    Handwriting
  • How many parts are there in the A2 Key Speaking test?
    1
    2
    3
  • Should you speak in long sentences in Part 1?
    Yes, give reasons or examples
    Only in Part 2
    No, only one word
  • Can you ask the examiner to repeat a question if you don’t understand?
    No
    Only in Part 2
    Yes
  • What should you do if you don’t understand a question?
    Ask, “Could you repeat that, please?”
    Stay quiet
    Guess the answer
  • Which of these is a good strategy for the test?
    Only speak if you know the answer
    Try your best, answer all questions, ask for help if needed
    Stay silent if you are unsure
  • What kind of questions does the examiner ask in Part 1?
    Only about the pictures
    About you, your home, family, friends, hobbies
    Only about English
  • How long is the test for two students?
    8–10 minutes
    13–15 minutes
    5–7 minutes
  • How long is the test for three students?
    5–7 minutes
    13–15 minutes
    8–10 minutes
  • What is “interactive communication”?
    Responding, asking questions, keeping conversation going
    Speaking loudly
    Using a dictionary
  • Are you given your mark at the end of the speaking test?
    Only sometimes
    No
    Yes
  • What does the second examiner do?
    Asks questions
    Gives you your mark
    Just listens and gives marks
  • What should you do when your partner is speaking in Part 2?
    Interrupt them
    Look away
    Listen, show interest, and ask questions
  • Who gives the mark for “Global Achievement”?
    The examiner who asks questions
    The examiner who listens
    Both
  • Who do you speak to in Part 1?
    Both
    Your partner
    The examiner
  • What does the examiner say at the end of the test?
    Thank you
    See you next time
    Goodbye and your score
  • How are marks awarded in the speaking test?
    For fast answers
    For grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, interactive communic
    Only for good grammar
  • Who do you speak to in Part 2?
    The examiner and your partner
    Only the examiner
    Only your partner
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