This document provides samples of 8 speaking tasks from 3 different CELPIP practice tests. The tasks include giving advice, talking about personal experiences, describing pictures, making predictions, comparing options and persuading, dealing with difficult situations, expressing opinions, and describing unusual situations. Completing these practice tests can help improve CELPIP speaking test scores. More materials and answers are available on their website.
This document provides samples of 8 speaking tasks from 3 different CELPIP practice tests. The tasks include giving advice, talking about personal experiences, describing pictures, making predictions, comparing options and persuading, dealing with difficult situations, expressing opinions, and describing unusual situations. Completing these practice tests can help improve CELPIP speaking test scores. More materials and answers are available on their website.
This document provides samples of 8 speaking tasks from 3 different CELPIP practice tests. The tasks include giving advice, talking about personal experiences, describing pictures, making predictions, comparing options and persuading, dealing with difficult situations, expressing opinions, and describing unusual situations. Completing these practice tests can help improve CELPIP speaking test scores. More materials and answers are available on their website.
This document provides samples of 8 speaking tasks from 3 different CELPIP practice tests. The tasks include giving advice, talking about personal experiences, describing pictures, making predictions, comparing options and persuading, dealing with difficult situations, expressing opinions, and describing unusual situations. Completing these practice tests can help improve CELPIP speaking test scores. More materials and answers are available on their website.
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www.hightestscore.com Test 1 Speaking Task 1: Giving Advice Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 90 seconds A friend of yours wants to buy a special gift for his wife to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Advise him about different gifts he can get.
Speaking Task 2: Talking about a
Personal Experience Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
A friend of yours wants to buy a special gift for
his wife to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Advise him about different gifts he can get.
Speaking Task 3: Describing a Scene
Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds Describe some things that are happening in the picture below as well as you can. The person with whom you are speaking cannot see the picture. Speaking Task 4: Making Predictions Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
In this picture, what do you think will most
probably happen next? Speaking Task 5: Comparing and Persuading Preparation: 60 seconds You are planning to go on a vacation with your partner and you need to rent an RV. Your partner wants to rent the one on the left, persuade him that your choice is more suitable by comparing the two vehicles.
Speaking Task 6: Dealing with a
Difficult Situation Preparation: 60 seconds Recording: 60 seconds A close relative has some financial problems and has asked you to borrow some money. Your wife/husband does not want you to lend him any money because he has not paid people back in the past.
Choose ONE:
EITHER Explain to your relative why you cannot lend him the money. OR Explain to your husband/wife why you should lend your relative the money.
Speaking Task 7: Expressing Opinions
Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 90 seconds
Do you think children should wear uniforms in
school so that they are all dressed the same? Speaking Task 8: Describing an Unusual Situation Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds You went to visit a friend for the first time and discovered that he lives in a strange house. Phone a family member describing him/her what you see. Test 2 Speaking Task 1: Giving Advice Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 90 seconds A classmate is not doing well in math class and has received several low grades. If this continues, he will not be able to pass the final exam. Give your classmate advice on what he should or should not do if he would like to improve his grades.
Speaking Task 2: Talking about a
Personal Experience Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
Talk about a time when something did not
happen the way you first expected. Maybe you can talk about something that did not happen according to plan when you were working on a project, or when you were trying to accomplish something. At first, how did you expect things to happen, how did they actually happen, and what was your response? Speaking Task 3: Describing a Scene Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
Describe some things that are happening in the
picture below as well as you can. The person with whom you are speaking cannot see the picture.
Speaking Task 4: Making Predictions
Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
In this picture, what do you think will most probably
happen next? Speaking Task 5: Comparing and Persuading Preparation: 60 seconds Recording: 60 seconds Your family is relocating to another area, and you are looking for a new home there. You found two suitable options. Using the pictures and information below, choose the option that you prefer. In the next section, you will need to persuade a family member that your choice is the better choice. If you do not choose an option, the computer will choose one for you. You do not need to speak for this part.
Speaking Task 6: Dealing with a
Difficult Situation Preparation: 60 seconds Recording: 60 seconds Your child’s school has asked you to help with a class field trip. Your friend bought you tickets to a baseball game for that same day. The school will cancel the field trip if there are not enough parents, but your friend will be upset if you cannot go to the baseball game because the tickets were expensive. Choose ONE:
EITHER Talk to the school. Explain why you cannot help with the field trip. OR Talk to your friend. Explain why you cannot attend the game. Speaking Task 7: Expressing Opinions Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 90 seconds
Question: Do you think all university students should
study abroad for a year, if there is sufficient funding? Explain your reasons.
Speaking Task 8: Describing an
Unusual Situation Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds You see a group of people playing a sport at a recreation centre. Call your friend Betty and describe in detail what the sport is like and what each player is doing. Ask her if she would be interested in trying this sport sometime. Test 3 Speaking Task 1: Giving Advice Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 90 seconds A friend is looking for a summer job. Advise him about different ways he can find work for the summer.
Speaking Task 2: Talking about a
Personal Experience Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds Talk about a great time you had with a family member or friend. Maybe you can talk about a party, something you did together at school, a time you travelled with a friend, or anything else you can remember. What happened and why was it memorable? Speaking Task 3: Describing a Scene Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
Describe some things that are happening in the
picture below as well as you can. The person with whom you are speaking cannot see the picture.
Speaking Task 4: Making Predictions
Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds
In this picture, what do you think will most probably
happen next? Speaking Task 5: Comparing and Persuading Preparation: 60 seconds Recording: 60 seconds Your company is planning to move to a new office soon, and your boss has asked you to help find a new location. You find two suitable options. Using the pictures and information below, choose the option that you prefer. In the next section, you will need to persuade your boss that your choice is the better choice.
Speaking Task 6: Dealing with a
Difficult Situation Preparation: 60 seconds Recording: 60 seconds A close cousin who lives in another country is coming to visit for a year. She tells you that she would like to stay at your place to explore your country’s culture and to spend some time with you. Your roommate does not agree, and says you will have to move out if she comes. Choose ONE: EITHER Talk to your cousin. Explain why she cannot move in for a year. OR Talk to your roommate. Explain why your cousin should be allowed to move in with you for a year. Speaking Task 7: Expressing Opinions Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 90 seconds
Question: Do you think that young adults should pay
rent to their parents if they do not move out by the age of 21? Explain your reasons.
Speaking Task 8: Describing an
Unusual Situation Preparation: 30 seconds Recording: 60 seconds You are in a furniture store and you see a table you would like to buy, but the store clerk won’t let you take a photo. Phone a member of your family. Provide a full and clear description of the table and ask if you can buy the table.
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