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- 1. Multiple Choice
How many categories are there in a marking criteria? (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
1 Intonation
2 Development and fluency
3 Structure, Vocabulary and Development (and Fluency)
4 Pronunciation, Content, Language and Style
- 2. Multiple Choice
What is the fullest mark given for each category of a marking criteria? (Source: Min Kang, Vanreach, Visoth, Sokheng)
5
10
15
20
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which one of the following below is not a tip for a candidate to achieve an A* response in speaking test? (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
Is confident in controlling the speech structures
Clearly responds to the questions asked in the exam
Sustains a conversation at some length
Goes off the topic
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which one of the following below is not an F (fail) response in speaking test? (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
Sophisticated ideas are communicated
The pronunciation is not clear at all
No response
The response is very brief (short)
- 5. Multiple Choice
The total points for the speaking test is 100. (Source: Neath, Kolyka, Techmeng, Prasith)
True
False
- 6. Multiple Choice
The total available score for speaking test is 30 marks. (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
True
False
- 7. Multiple Choice
You will fail the speaking test if you make errors when attempting use more complex sentences. (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
True
False
- 8. Multiple Choice
What describes the intonation the best? (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
The body language you use in speaking
The words you choose to speak
The rise and the fall of the speaking
The language you use in speaking
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which of these can you receive the maximum point? (Source: Neath, Kolyka, Techmeng, Prasith)
The candidate uses simple structures securely, but has difficulty venturing beyond them.
The candidate uses a range of structures accurately and consistently, and is confident of the structures used.
No response
- 10. Multiple Choice
What mark would you award to a candidate who is not very successful in using sufficient range of vocabulary? (Source: Vernon, Both, Khengngy, SR)
3-4 marks
5-6 marks
7-8 marks
9-10 marks
- 11. Multiple Choice
How many points can you get for making an attempt to respond to questions and prompts; effort is needed to develop the conversation which will not be entirely successful? (Source: Neath, Kolyka, Techmeng, Prasith)
9-10
7-8
5-6
3-4
- 12. Multiple Choice
How many points can you get for using a sufficient range of vocabulary to convey information and ideas with competence and some confidence? (Source: Neath, Kolyka, Techmeng, Prasith)
9-10
7-8
5-6
3-4
- 13. Multiple Choice
Why are the prompts there in a speaking assessment card? (Source: Min Kang, Vanreach, Visoth, Sokheng)
To guide and show the way for the conversation
Just for us to read
To give ideas so we come up with something off the prompts
No reason at all
- 14. Multiple Choice
What is the warm up section of the speaking test for? (Source: Min Kang, Vanreach, Visoth, Sokheng)
For candidates to get comfortable
For examiner to decide which speaking assessment card to pick up
For candidates to make notes
Both Blue and Turquoise
- 15. Multiple Choice
How long is the warm up session of the speaking test? (Source: Min Kang, Vanreach, Visoth, Sokheng)
1-2 minutes
2-3 minutes
3-4 minutes
4-5 minutes
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which of the following below the examiner would not avoid from doing during the speaking test? (Source: Min Kang, Vanreach, Visoth, Sokheng)
walking about or distracting candidates
showing undue surprise or impatience
distributes candidate a speaking card
acknowledges the candidate by saying 'Well done!'
- 17. Multiple Choice
Which of the following below the examiner would not consider to comply to during the speaking test? (Source: Min Kang, Vanreach, Visoth, Sokheng)
be impatient
be objective
be consistent
be positive
- 18. Multiple Choice
Candidates can bring in the notes into the examination room. (Source: Mana, Bedyka, Neta, Sodanyn)
True
False
- 19. Multiple Choice
How many sections is the speaking test divided into? (Source: Mana, Bedyka, Neta, Sodanyn)
1
2
3
4
- 20. Multiple Choice
The examiner must not allow the candidate to lead the choice of topic from the speaking assessment cards? (Source: Mana, Bedyka, Neta, Sodanyn)
True
False
- 21. Multiple Choice
The examiner allows candidates to deliver speeches or monologues at any point during the speaking test. (Source: Mana, Bedyka, Neta, Sodanyn)
True
False
- 22. Multiple Choice
During the speaking test, the examiner must avoid _______. (Source: Mana, Bedyka, Neta, Sodanyn)
paying attention to the candidates
making written notes during the test
- 23. Multiple Choice
In speaking assessment cards, all of the prompts must be communicated. (Source: Johnson, hengnam, David, Yuth)
True
False
- 24. Multiple Choice
How many prompts are given in the speaking assessment card? (Source: Johnson, Hengnam, David, Yuth)
5
4
3
2
- 25. Multiple Choice
Who decides what speaking assessment card a candidate needs to receive? (Source: Johnson, Hengnam, David, Yuth)
A candidate
An examiner
Cambridge Exam Center
A randomizer application
- 26. Multiple Choice
How many speaking assessment card(s) does a candidate respond to in a speaking test? (Source: Johnson, Hengnam, David, Yuth)
0
1
2
3
- 27. Multiple Choice
A candidate, in a speaking exam, is allowed to share the related ideas of his own. (Source: Johnson, Hengnam, David, Yuth)
True
False
- 28. Multiple Choice
If the topic in a speaking assessment card is something unfamiliar to you, you are allowed to change to another speaking assessment card. (Source: Johnson, Hengnam, David, Yuth)
True
False
- 29. Multiple Choice
How do you survive in speaking exam for 15 minutes with the speaking assessment card? (Source: Chesda, Vathanak, Pisal, Arthur)
Chew something to bite
Close your eyes and daydream
Improvise and use the prompts to assist you
Keep talking whatever is on your mind
- 30. Multiple Choice
To converse with the examiner in the speaking test, a candidate must only use the prompts in the speaking assessment card? (Source: Chesda, Vathanak, Pisal, Arthur)
True
False
- 31. Multiple Choice
A candidate can go off the topic in the speaking test? (Source: Chesda, Vathanak, Pisal, Arthur)
Yes
Yes, it has to relevant information though
No
No, you might end up talking about corona-virus, while you ought to talk about your favorite outfit
- 32. Multiple Choice
In speaking test, a candidate can make up the stories to impress the examiner. (Source: Chesda, Vathanak, Pisal, Arthur)
True
False
- 33. Multiple Choice
A candidate in a speaking test can reference or quote somebody else's work? (Source: Chesda, Vathanak, Pisal, Arthur)
True
False
Pick True
Pick 'Pick True'
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