1. How many parts are there in the Linguaskill Speaking Test?

• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6

2. What is the main purpose of Part 1 (Interview)?

• To summarize a graph
• To answer personal questions
• To give a long presentation
• To read aloud a text

3. Which of the following helps improve pronunciation in the test?

• Speaking quickly
• Avoiding pauses
• Stressing key words clearly
• Using slang

4. How long is the long turn (Part 4) in the test?

• 30 seconds
• 1 minute
• 45 seconds
• 2 minutes

5. In Part 3, what are you required to do?

• 1 minute topic discussion
• 8 interview questions
• 8 reading aloud sentences
• 5 opinion-based responses

6. Which tip helps you manage your time better during the long turn?

• Memorize a script
• Use a stopwatch
• Organize your ideas using linking words
• Pause for 10 seconds before speaking

7. Which of the following is NOT assessed in the speaking test?

• Eye contact with examiner
• Vocabulary range
• Pronunciation
• Grammatical accuracy

8. Which is a good example of a discourse marker to use in your answers?

• Hello
• Hmmm
• Well, actually...
• You know

9. What should you do if you don’t understand a question during the test?

• Skip the question
• Ask the examiner to repeat
• Stay silent
• Make your best guess

10. Which strategy can help you extend your answers?

• Giving one-word replies
• Using examples and explanations
• Using very complex words only
• Pausing after every word

You will speak to a real examiner in the Linguaskill Speaking Test.

Fluency and coherence are important scoring criteria in the speaking test.

You should avoid giving personal opinions in any part of the speaking test.

Using a variety of vocabulary can help improve your score.

The test gives you unlimited time to answer each question.

What is the purpose of using connectors like “firstly,” “in addition,” or “finally” ?

• To impress the examiner with big words
• To confuse the listener
• To organize your ideas clearly and show logical flow
• To speak more slowly

Which of the following is an effective way to practice for the picture description task (Part 4)?

• Memorize a script
• Use random photos and describe people, actions, and background
• Watch TV without speaking
• Listen to audio books

Why is it important to speak at a natural pace during the test?

• It helps the system understand your pronunciation and shows fluency
• It gives you more time to think
• It helps hide grammar mistakes
• t shows you are nervous

Why should you include examples in your answer?

• To make your answer longer only
• To avoid grammar mistakes
• To add detail and support your main idea
• To impress with complex vocabulary

In the reading aloud task, speaking as quickly as possible will give you a higher score.