Classroom
What is your teacher's last name?
Han
What does IELTS stand for?
International English Language Testing System
How many sections is the IELTS Listening Exam?
Four (4).
How many parts is the IELTS Speaking exam?
Three (3).
What is rule number one?
1. Respect Everyone.
How many types of tests are there in the IELTS exam and what are they?
There are four types of tests: listening, speaking, writing, and reading.
Which types of questions might you get in the IELTS Listening exam?
Any one (1):
Multiple-choice questions, fill in the blanks, matching statements, fill in tables.
Part 1 of the IELTS Speaking exam is interview-styled questions.
Part 2 of the IELTS Speaking exam is an individual long turn.
Part 3 of the IELTS Speaking exam is a _________________.
discussion
Name classroom rule 2,3,and 4.
2. Be Punctual.
3. Follow instructions.
4. Raise Your Hand.
What three things could you do with an IELTS certification?
Study abroad, work in an English-speaking country, or immigrate to a new country.
What's the best way to improve your listening skill?
Practice regularly.
How long is the allowed preparation time in part 2 of the IETLS Speaking test?
One (1) minute.
What percentage of the overall grade does homework account for?
15%
Which skill test is the most difficult in the IELTS exam, Listening, Speaking, Reading, or Writing?
No correct answer. We all have strengths and weaknesses in unique and special combinations.
Do you get time to transfer your answers to the answer sheet in the IELTS Listening exam(paper)?
If so, how long?
Yes. 10 minutes.
How long should you speak for in part 2 of the IELTS Speaking exam?
Between one (1) and two (2) minutes.
Sean recommends aiming for 1m45s.
What percentage of the overall grade does participation account for?
15%
Who are the owners of the IELTS exam?
British Council
How many questions in the IELTS Listening exam?
Forty (40).
Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and ______________ are the abilities tested in the IELTS Speaking exam.
Pronunciation.