IELTS Speaking / Practice Test 11
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 11: Parts 1, 2 and 3 (Free)
This free IELTS Speaking Practice Test 11 has all three parts. Hear each question, then answer out loud. In the test, your answers are recorded.
Press the speaker to hear the examiner. Then answer out loud, as in the real test.
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 11 · Part 1
Part 1: questions about you
4 to 5 minutes.
Let's talk about housework. Which household job do you dislike most?
Who usually does the cleaning in your home?
Did you help your parents around the house as you were growing up?
Would you pay someone to do your housework if you could afford it?
Now let's talk about names. Does your first name have a special meaning?
Who chose your name?
Which names are popular for babies in your country at the moment?
Let's move on to talk about smiling. Do you smile a lot?
Is it normal to smile at strangers where you live?
Are people who smile a lot always happy?
How to answer
- Answer in two or three sentences: your answer, a reason and an example.
- Speak naturally. Short answers like “Yes” are too short.
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 11 · Part 2
Part 2: talk about a topic
1 minute to prepare, then talk for 1 to 2 minutes.
Describe a person from history that you would like to meet.
You should say:
- who the person was
- what they are famous for
- what you would ask them
and and explain why you would like to meet this person.
Then the examiner may ask:
Did you learn about this person at school?
How to answer
- Use the minute to write key words for each point, not full sentences.
- Talk for the full two minutes. If you stop early, add a story or a feeling.
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 11 · Part 3
Part 3: a discussion
4 to 5 minutes.
Let's consider first of all learning about history. Why do some young people find history lessons boring?
Is it more useful to study the history of your own country or the history of the world?
Can historical films and television series give people a false picture of the past?
Now let's talk about heroes. What qualities make someone a hero, in your opinion?
Are the people young people look up to today different from the heroes of the past?
Is it a good idea to name streets and buildings after famous people?
How to answer
- Give your view, say why, and give an example.
- Talk about people in general, not only about yourself.
Your band
Answer the examiner in the test. Then get your band.
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3 parts in about 14 minutes, on a screen like the computer test. Then get your band from AI feedback.
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