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    TC2.2 Speaking No.2

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    The document outlines the structure and tasks for a speaking exam, where two candidates will discuss their countries, compare photos of different study and dining locations, and converse about potential problems families could face on holiday, such as bad weather, travel delays, lost documents, getting lost, or illness. The exam is divided into three parts and provides prompts and time limits for the candidates to complete each speaking task.

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    TC2.2 Speaking No.2

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    The document outlines the structure and tasks for a speaking exam, where two candidates will discuss their countries, compare photos of different study and dining locations, and converse about potential problems families could face on holiday, such as bad weather, travel delays, lost documents, getting lost, or illness. The exam is divided into three parts and provides prompts and time limits for the candidates to complete each speaking task.

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    The document outlines the structure and tasks for a speaking exam, where two candidates will discuss their countries, compare photos of different study and dining locations, and converse about potential problems families could face on holiday, such as bad weather, travel delays, lost documents, getting lost, or illness. The exam is divided into three parts and provides prompts and time limits for the candidates to complete each speaking task.

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    TC2.2 Speaking No.2

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    The document outlines the structure and tasks for a speaking exam, where two candidates will discuss their countries, compare photos of different study and dining locations, and converse about potential problems families could face on holiday, such as bad weather, travel delays, lost documents, getting lost, or illness. The exam is divided into three parts and provides prompts and time limits for the candidates to complete each speaking task.

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    Speaking Part One: 2 minutes

    Good morning/afternoon. My name is ________ . And your names are?


    Can I have your mark sheets please?
    Thank you.

    Ask questions the following, as appropriate.


    Student A Student B
    Your Country Daily Life

    Is there anything you would like to learn about How much time do you spend at home?
    your country? What’s your favourite food?
    Is there an interesting area of your country that Are you planning to do anything special this
    you would like to visit? weekend?
    Could you tell me something about the area
    where you grew up?

    Speaking Part Two: 4 minutes


    In this part of the test, I'm going to give each of you two photographs. I'd like you to talk about
    your photographs on your own for about a minute, and also to answer a question about your
    partner's photographs.

    (Candidate A), it's your turn first. Here are your photographs.
    They show people studying in different places. I'd like you to compare the photographs, and say
    what are the advantages and disadvantages of studying in each place.
    [Candidate A speaks for about one minute.]
    (Candidate B), where would you prefer to study?
    [Candidate B speaks for about 30 seconds.]
    Now, (Candidate B), here are your photographs.
    They show different places you can have a meal.
    I'd like you to compare the photographs, and say why people might enjoy having a meal in each
    place.
    [Candidate B speaks for about one minute.]
    (Candidate A), where would you prefer to have a meal?
    [Candidate A speaks for about 30 seconds.]
    Speaking Part Three: 4 minutes
    Now, I'd like you to talk about something together for about two minutes.
    I'd like you to imagine some different problems a family can face while on holiday. Here are some
    different ideas.
    First, you have some time to look at the task.
    Now talk to each other about what particular problems could be caused by each of these
    situations.
    Family Problems On Holiday

     bad weather
     delays at airport
     lost passport
     getting lost
     falling ill

    [Candidates talk for about 2 minutes]

    Now, you have about a minute to decide which of these is the most serious problem.

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