In Part C preparation, you can make written notes.

Only Part D Conversation is recorded.

Only Part D is assessed.

The examiner takes the topic card back at the end of part C, the preparation stage.

You don't have to agree with the ideas printed on the topic card.

Candidates should develop their answers, for example, by talking about their own experience related to the topic.

If the examiner asks candidates extra questions, this means that the candidates are not doing well in the exam.

The candidate can choose the topic card.

Candidates are told how well they have done at the end of the exam.

What does "candidate" mean?

What does "examiner" mean?

The examiner tells candidates what the exam involves at the start of the exam.

The questions the examiner asks in part B, the warm-up, are about the candidate's everyday life.

At the end of part B, the warm-up, candidates are shown all available topic cards.

You are allowed to speak in your first language with the examiner during the exam.

The total number of marks you can get is 30.