IELTS Academic Test With Answers ( Vol 2 )Speaking Practice Test 1

Speaking PRACTICE TEST 1

PART 1

Tourists

What would you suggest a visitor should see and do in your country?
Are there any tourist sites which you like very much yourself?
Tell me about the kind of people who visit your country.
Are people visiting your country now for different reasons than they did in the past?

PART 2

Describe an enjoyable journey you had. You should say:

where you went to
who you went with
why you went there

PART 3

Discussion Topics: Tourism

What trends are there in tourism in your country at the moment?
Do you think the effects of tourism are generally positive or negative?
What things do you think people should bear in mind when they visit foreign countries?

Other modules in this test:

listening Take Test

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reading Take Test

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writing Take Test

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