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    This document provides teacher's notes for a speaking test with two parts. In part one, the teacher is instructed to ask students 3-4 questions selected from a list about fears, hobbies, recent books/films. In part two, one student is given the role of a friend helping another student who is nervous about an upcoming exam, and provides advice. The other student has additional information the friend does not know about never taking an exam before, claustrophobia, and fears about failing the exam.

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    This document provides teacher's notes for a speaking test with two parts. In part one, the teacher is instructed to ask students 3-4 questions selected from a list about fears, hobbies, recent books/films. In part two, one student is given the role of a friend helping another student who is nervous about an upcoming exam, and provides advice. The other student has additional information the friend does not know about never taking an exam before, claustrophobia, and fears about failing the exam.

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    Straightforward Upper Intermediate Progress Test 2

    Speaking Test Teacher’s notes

    Part 1

    Ask three or four of the following questions.

     What are you frightened of?


     Do you know anyone who has a phobia? What is their phobia?
     What record would you try and break to get into the Guinness Book of Records? Why?
     What kind of art do you like?
     What was the last book you read? What was it about?
     What was the last film you saw? What was it about?
     Have you ever been embarrassed? What happened?

    Straightforward Upper Intermediate Progress Test 2 Speaking test Teacher’s Notes p1


    Part 2

    You have one minute to think about what you will say. Here are some ideas to help you.
    [Hand over sheet to student.]

    STUDENT A
    Your friend is taking an exam soon, but they are very nervous. Think of how you can help them and
    give them some advice about:
     how to be less nervous before the exam
     what to do in the exam if they become nervous
     ways of relaxing
     how they can do their best

    STUDENT B
    You are taking an exam soon and you are very worried. Your friend will give you some advice, but
    There are some things they don’t know and you might need to tell them at some point in the
    conversation:
     you’ve never taken an exam before
     you suffer from claustrophobia
     you are frightened you won’t know the answers
     if you fail then you can’t get the job you’ve always wanted

    Straightforward Upper Intermediate Progress Test 2 Speaking test Teacher’s Notes p2

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