TOEFL iBT Preparation Course: The Speaking section
Quiz thématique sans limite de temps : 18 questions sur The Speaking section, avec une explication après chaque réponse. Les questions et les réponses sont mélangées à chaque fois.
Quiz thématique 5 : The Speaking section
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Question 1 sur 18
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Réponse: B. Repeat each sentence exactly as you hear it
In Listen and Repeat you hear short sentences and repeat them exactly as you hear them.
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Question 2 sur 18
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Réponse: B. Seven
Listen and Repeat has seven sentences. Take an Interview has four questions, for 11 Speaking tasks in total.
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Question 3 sur 18
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Réponse: C. They get longer and more complex
ETS says the sentences get progressively longer and more complex.
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Question 4 sur 18
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Réponse: A. Four
In Take an Interview you answer four questions from a recorded interviewer.
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Question 5 sur 18
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Réponse: C. 45 seconds
ETS's test overview says test takers have 45 seconds to answer each interview question.
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Question 6 sur 18
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Réponse: A. Your experiences and opinions in academic or campus situations
The interview is about academic or campus situations and asks about your experiences and opinions. No special knowledge is needed.
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Question 7 sur 18
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Réponse: A. 0 to 5
Each Speaking task is scored from 0 to 5. The task scores lead to a Speaking section score on the 1–6 band scale.
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Question 8 sur 18
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Réponse: A. The computer lab is next to the main entrance.
The speaker said one lab ("lab is"), in the present, "next to" the entrance. Small words like these matter when you repeat.
Transcription
Guide: The computer lab is next to the main entrance.
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Question 9 sur 18
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Réponse: D. Please return your books to the front desk before you leave.
The recording says "your books" (plural), "to the front desk" and "before you leave".
Transcription
Guide: Please return your books to the front desk before you leave.
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Question 10 sur 18
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Réponse: D. Students who need a quiet place to study can reserve a room online.
The speaker used the present "need", "reserve" and "a room". Keep verb endings and singular or plural nouns the same.
Transcription
Guide: Students who need a quiet place to study can reserve a room online.
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Question 11 sur 18
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Réponse: B. If you have any questions about your schedule, the advising office is open until five.
The guide said "your schedule", "have", "is" and "until five".
Transcription
Guide: If you have any questions about your schedule, the advising office is open until five.
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Question 12 sur 18
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Réponse: D. The tour will end at the student center, where lunch has already been prepared.
The recording says the tour will "end" there and that lunch "has already been prepared".
Transcription
Guide: The tour will end at the student center, where lunch has already been prepared.
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Question 13 sur 18
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Réponse: B. I really enjoyed biology, mainly because we did lots of experiments.
The question asks about one class you enjoyed and why. This answer names the class and gives a reason right away.
Transcription
Interviewer: Tell me about a class you enjoyed in high school, and why you liked it.
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Question 14 sur 18
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Réponse: C. I'd prefer living on campus, because I could walk to all my classes.
The question asks which you prefer and why. A strong opening states your choice and a reason.
Transcription
Interviewer: Some students like to live on campus, and others like to live off campus. Which would you prefer, and why?
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Question 15 sur 18
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Réponse: A. The university could pair each new student with an older mentor.
The interviewer asks for one thing the university could do. This answer gives a specific idea.
Transcription
Interviewer: What is one thing your university could do to help new students feel welcome?
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Question 16 sur 18
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Réponse: A. Last year, I worked with three classmates on a project about recycling.
"Describe a time when you had to..." asks about the past, so answer with past-tense verbs like "worked".
Transcription
Interviewer: Describe a time when you had to work with a group on a school project.
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Question 17 sur 18
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Réponse: B. Add a specific example from your own experience
Use the time to develop your answer. A short personal example supports your reason.
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Question 18 sur 18
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Réponse: C. Listen for meaning in chunks, or groups of words
Remembering meaningful chunks ("to the front desk", "before you leave") is easier than remembering single words.
Clavier : 1–4 pour répondre, Entrée pour la question suivante.