1. What is the primary purpose of Task 1 in the IELTS speaking test?

2. Which linking words are most suitable for giving examples in Task 1?

3. What is the recommended structure for organizing your speech in Task 2?

4. How long are you expected to speak in Task 2?

5. What type of questions are typically asked in Task 3?

6. Which of the following is a general topic recommended for practice?

7. What should you do if you don’t know a word during the speaking test?

8. Which of the following is a common mistake to avoid in the speaking test?

9. If asked, “Do you like your city?” how should you elaborate your answer?

10. When preparing for Task 2, what should you do during the 1-minute preparation time?

11. In Task 3, if the examiner asks, “Do you think technology has changed society for the better?” how should you respond?

12. How can you handle a question you don’t fully understand in Task 3?

13. If you forget a word in Task 2, what should you do?

14. How can you improve your pronunciation for the speaking test?

15. Why is it important to use linking words in your speech?

16. In Task 2, if the topic is “Describe a memorable event in your life,” which of the following would be the best conclusion?

17. How does practicing general topics help in the speaking test?

18. Why is it advised to avoid memorized answers?

19. In Task 3, if the examiner asks, “What about privacy concerns with technology?” how should you respond?

20. How can recording yourself help improve your speaking skills?