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How long is the Speaking test?

11-14 minutes

Who is "Get Ready for IELTS Speaking" for?

Learners with band score 3-4 want to achive higher score.

What does Part 1 in each unit help you?

It helps you develope your vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.

How long do we speak in part 2 of Speaking test?

We have 1 minute to prepare for the task given then talk for 1-2 mins.

What does Part 2 in each unit help you?

It helps you develope your fluency and improving the length & quality of your answers to Part 3.

Each section (Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing) is not given a band score. (True/False)

False

What is IELTS Band score of B1?

4-5

How many words for 2 tasks in Writing test?

150 words minimum for Task 1 and 250 words minumim for Task 2

It takes ____ minutes to do Task 1 and ___ minutes to do Task 2 in Writing test.

20 / 40

How many parts are there in Speaking test?

3 parts

After 3 units, there is ____.

Review unit

At the end of the book, there is a _____.

Practice test

How many units are there in this book?

12 units

This book is for students taking the ____ verson. (Academic / General Training)

Academic

What is task 2 in Writing Test ?

An essay in response to an argument or a problem

Can Speaking be taken up to 7 days before or after the other modules?

Yes

What is task 1 in Writing Test ?

Description of a table, chart, graph or diagram

What does this book help you?

It will improves you pre-intermediate speaking skills for the IELTS exam.

What are two versions of the IELTS test?

They are Academic and General Training

What is maximum and minimum in IELTS band scores?

Max: 9, Min: 0

How is Speaking in IELTS marked?

It bases partly on fluency and pronunciation.

What does your IELTS band score change after studying this book?

From Limited users (3-4) to Modest users (5)

What are Writing & Speaking in IELTS marked?

They are marked according to performance descriptions.

What do we do in Speaking Part 3?

We have the oppoturnity to discuss more abstract issues or ideas on the topic than Part 2 due to further questions from the examiner.