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    Placement Test: Speaking: Elementary Level

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    This document outlines sample questions for a speaking placement test organized by language proficiency level. The elementary level focuses on basic personal information. The pre-intermediate level expands to hobbies, food preferences and family. Intermediate level questions ask about movies, holidays and relaxation habits. Upper-intermediate delves into role models, desires and shopping preferences. Advanced questions tackle opinions on infrastructure and definitions of art.

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    This document outlines sample questions for a speaking placement test organized by language proficiency level. The elementary level focuses on basic personal information. The pre-intermediate level expands to hobbies, food preferences and family. Intermediate level questions ask about movies, holidays and relaxation habits. Upper-intermediate delves into role models, desires and shopping preferences. Advanced questions tackle opinions on infrastructure and definitions of art.

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    Placement Test: Speaking

    Elementary level

    1. What is your name?


    2. Where do you live?
    3. What is your age?
    4. Where are you from?
    5. Do you work or study?
    Pre-intermediate level

    1. What are your hobbies?


    2. What is your favorite food?
    3. What colour do you like best?
    4. What is your favorite animal? And why?
    5. Tell me about your family
    Intermediate level

    1. What kind of movies do you like? And why?


    2. Tell me about your favorite movie, what do you like most about it?
    3. Who is your favorite actor? And why?
    4. Tell me about your last holiday, where did you go? Who with? And, what
    did you do?
    5. What do you do to relax? Do you relax often? Why? Why not?
    Upper-intermediate level

    1. Tell me about someone you admire? What do you admire about them?
    2. If you could change one thing about your life what would it be? And,
    why?
    3. If you won a million dollars what would you do? How would it change
    your life?
    4. Do you like to shop? What is your favorite type of shopping? Why do you
    like it?
    5. If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? Why?
    Who with? What would you do there?
    Advanced level

    1. What is your opinion of the infrastructure in your home city?


    2. In your opinion are there any forms of art that should not be considered as
    art? Tell which ones and why?

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