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Complete FCE - Unit 4 - Speaking

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