Speaking Mock Test Questions and Evaluation
Speaking Mock Test Questions and Evaluation
Part 2:
Describe a contest/competition you would like to participate in
You should say:
What the contest/competition is about
Where the contest/competition will take place
When it will be held
And explain why you would like to participate in it
Part 3:
1. Do you think the ability to compete is natural or learned?
2. What kinds of people like to take part in competitions?
3. Do you think it is necessary to encourage people to compete with one another in companies?
4. What kinds of industries need competition? Why?
5. Why are competition shows popular?
6. What are the contests commonly seen on TV programs?
Speaking Mock Test Evaluation
Subject: Speaking Mock Test
Candidate: Nguyễn Hoàng Xuân Nghi
Examiner: Tony Thomas
Test day: January 1st, 2025
SPEAKING EVALUATION
Fluency & Coherence Grammar
Hesitation: Article:
Noticeable effort:
Overall progress:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Fluency &
Lexical Resource Grammar Pronunciation
Coherence
Target:
Solution:
*General solutions:
- Pronunciation & Fluency: Practice “Shadowing” method.
Useful resources:
1/ Ted-talk: https://www.ted.com/
2/ English Language Academy: Search on Youtube.
3/ Podcasts:
3.1/ To Fluency:
https://www.youtube.com/c/Tofluencyenglish
3.2/ British Council podcasts:
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/audio-series/podcasts
- Vocabulary: Use naturally instead pushing “fancy” words in your speaking.
- Grammar: Focus on using tenses accurately and appropriately. The ranging will take care of itself.
You should practice with the self-evaluation form attached below.
*Personalized solutions:
- Pronunciation & Fluency:
- Vocabulary:
- Grammar:
- Hesitation, Rambling and Self-correcting:
- Coherence:
Part 2
Organization of talk 1 2 3
Ability to keep going 1 2 3
Part 3
Direct answers 1 2 3
Explanations 1 2 3
Examples 1 2 3
Vocabulary
frequent mistakes, but meaning is some mistakes, but able to uses natural phrasing and
clear communicate precise meaning when expressions to convey precise
speaking about unfamiliar topics meaning throughout
Grammar
mistakes in more than half of all mistakes in less than half of all no systemic errors
sentences sentences
Pronunciation
some mistakes but possible to very easy to understand everything almost no mistakes with rhythm,
understand everything mostly uses correct rhythm, intonation and connected speech
sometimes uses correct rhythm, intonation and connected speech
intonation and connected speech