Speaking Test Questions Ge3

CARD No 1
 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 2: Talk about the place you would like to live in
The place I like – Hanoi/ home
 Part 3: Discussion
CARD No 2

 Part 2: Talk about your ideal home
ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS

CARD No 3

 Part 2: Talk about popular ways people in your country do for entertainment
Watch TV
CARD No 4

 Part 2: Talk about a traditional festival in your country
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ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

CARD No 5

 Part 2: Talk about a difficult situation you have had in your life

 Part 2: Tell a story related to money that you know
Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

CARD No 8

 Part 2: Talk about a new piece of technology you would most like to buy
CARD No 7

 Part 2: Talk about a form of technology you think that has changed modern life
the most
CARD No 9

 Part 2: Talk about a technological device that you hate living without
CARD No 10

 Part 2: Talk about advantages and disadvantages of the internet

CARD No 11

 Part 2: Talk about advantages and disadvantages of living in a big family
Advantages: - good – like
People help you – you help people
It’s fun I feel happy
There are many people
It’s noisy – it’s not good


CARD No 12

 Part 2: Talk about some environmental problems we are facing now
CARD No 13

 Part 2: Talk about some ways we can do to protect the environment

CARD No 14

 Part 2: Describe a difficult decision that you once made
CARD No 15

 Part 2: Describe a house or an apartment you would like to live in

CARD No 16

 Part 2: Talk about a traditional / a special dish in your country

CARD No 17

 Part 2: Talk about a member of the family you get on well with
CARD No 18

 Part 2: Talk about a popular celebration in your country

CARD No 19

 Part 2: Talk about a popular TV programme in your country

CARD No 20

 Part 2: Talk about some common ways of communication
Chat online
Meet people in a restaurant
Call friends
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CARD No 1
- Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

- Part 2: Talk about the place you would like to live in
- Part 3: Discussion
- Do you prefer living in the city or in the country? Why?
- Is it stressful living in a big city?
- What are the advantages of living in the countryside?
- What are the advantages of living in the city?
- Why do you think some people change their living place so often?
- Why do you think people choose to live in big cities (despite certain problems)?

CARD No 2

 Part 2: Talk about your ideal home
- Do you think it’s better to rent or to buy a place to live in?

- How easy is it to find a place to live in your country?
- Do you agree that there is a right age for young adults to stop living with their
parents?
- What options are available to young couples looking for accommodation in your
country?
- What are some of the pleasures involved in making a home for ourselves?

CARD No 3

 Part 2: Talk about popular ways people in your country do for entertainment
- What kind of art do you enjoy?
- Do you think children should study art at school?
- Name some of traditional art forms in your country
- How has art changed in the last ten year in your country?

CARD No 4

 Part 2: Talk about a traditional festival in your country
- Do you think traditional performances are important?

- What do you think is the difference between watching a live performance and watching it on TV?
- How do you think to watch a dance performance or a stage play influences children?

CARD No 5

 Part 2: Talk about a difficult situation you have had in your life
- What challenges do young people face today?

- How do (young people) handle difficult or challenging tasks?
- Which do you think is better, to face these difficulties and challenges alone or to seek the help of
others?
- Do you think people need to be challenged?

CARD No 6

 Part 2: Talk about your favourite food
- Are there any food you dislike?
- What are some traditional food in your country?
- Do you have a healthy diet?
- Who does the cooking in your family? Why?
- Do you think Vietnamese people's diet is healthy?
- Do you like tasting new food?
- Have you ever tried foreign food?
- Do you like any food from other countries near Vietnam?
- Do you like to cook?
- Do you think cooking is a pleasure or a chore for people who have busy lives?
- What do you enjoy the most about a meal?

CARD No 8

 Part 2: Talk about a new piece of technology you would most like to buy

CARD No 7

 Part 2: Talk about a form of technology you think that has changed modern life
the most

CARD No 9

 Part 2: Talk about a technological device that you hate living without
- Do you think there should be regulations on the use of mobile phones?

- What do you think of primary school students owning a mobile phone?
- What (minimum) age do you think is appropriate for owning a cell phone?

CARD No 10

 Part 2: Talk about advantages and disadvantages of the internet

CARD No 11

 Part 2: Talk about advantages and disadvantages of living in a big family

CARD No 12

 Part 2: Talk about some environmental problems we are facing now
What do you do to protect the environment?
How can we protect the environment?

CARD No 13

 Part 2: Talk about some ways we can do to protect the environment

CARD No 14

 Part 2: Describe a difficult decision that you once made

CARD No 15

 Part 2: Describe a house or an apartment you would like to live in
CARD No 16

 Part 2: Talk about a traditional / a special dish in your country

CARD No 17

 Part 2: Talk about a member of the family you get on well with
- What are the advantages of strong family relationships?

- How many generations are usually living under one roof in your country?
- What are the benefits, and drawbacks of a family of several generations living together?
- Do both parents have equal responsibilities in taking care of their children?

CARD No 18

 Part 2: Talk about a popular celebration in your country

CARD No 19

 Part 2: Talk about a popular TV programme in your country

CARD No 20

 Part 2: Talk about some common ways of communication
- What is the difference between new media and old media?

- Do you think the contents in the newspapers are reliable?
- Do you think it’s necessary for people to watch foreign news?
- How has social media changed how we consume news?
- What kinds of (famous) people are usually in the news in your country?
1. Why should students play sports?

Well, this is because everyone wants to have good health. And they have to
do something about this. This basically means… doing physical activity.
Well, this is because ….. this means they…
2. Why don’t some students play sports?
students/ pressure/ busy
3. What is the main problem that discourages people from playing sports?
It has something to do with…
Well, I guess study is the main thing.
4. Can people still enjoy good life without playing sport?
- Well, maybe. Or maybe not.
take great pride in something = feel proud of something
- Well, think about this. A good life isn’t just about…/
1. What are some good daily habits that you know?

It has something to do with health.
- getting enough sleep
- playing sport
- staying disciplined
It has something to do with happiness.
- getting enough sleep
- playing sport
It has something to do with…
2. Why is it important to get into some routines?

Well I guess it has something to do with effectiveness. For example - staying
disciplined – a fixed time
- Well I guess if
3. Should students fall into some daily routines?
- Yes, they should. – study effectiveness – starting something new
4. What are some possible problems with routines?

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CARD No 1

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

There are many people

It’s noisy – it’s not good

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

- Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

- Do you think it’s better to rent or to buy a place to live in?

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

- Do you think traditional performances are important?

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

- What challenges do young people face today?

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

Note: DO NOT write anything on the card

ENGLISH SPEAKING QUESTIONS (GE 3)

 Part 1: Social interactions: Answer the examiners’ questions

- Do you think there should be regulations on the use of mobile phones?