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1 Interlocutor: Hello, please sit down. I m. I ll do the speaking test with you. The lady / gentleman in the back is Mrs / Mr. She s / He s listening. In the first part I will ask you some questions. Candidate A What s your name? How are you today? Candidate B And how about you? How are you today? What s your name? Candidate A (Use name), what s your favourite food? Who cooks it for you? Candidate B (Use name), what s your favourite sport? How often do you practise it? BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 1
2 Time min:sec In part 2 you will give a two minute talk. On this card there are three topics. (Hand out prompt cards.) 0:00 Please choose one and read only that topic text carefully. You have one minute to prepare. BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 2
3 1:00 [Candidate A] (use name), please start now. Candidate A: Choose one topic and read only that topic text carefully. Topic 1: A star / famous person Say. who it is. why this person is famous / a star. what this person does. what this person looks like. why you would like to be that person. why you would not like to be that person. Topic 2: Your dream room Say. what this room is like. what is in this room. what you do in this room. who can go into this room and what for. why you like this room. what you would have to do to make your room your dream room. Topic 3: Your last weekend Say. where you spent your last weekend. what you did. what you liked about it. what you did not like about it. who was with you. what they did. Would you want to change anything about last weekend? 3:00 (After 2 minutes) Could you finish, please? / Thank you, [Candidate A] (use name). [Candidate B] (use name), would you start, please? BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 3
4 Repair questions for Candidate A Topic 1: A star/famous person Who is this person? What does this person do? How old is he/she? Tell me about his/her job/hobbies/music/movies/greatest success What about his/her hair/height/body/favourite clothes/character? What does he/she like/not like? Why would you like to be that/a star? Why would you not like to be that/a star? Topic 2: Your dream room What is in it? on the walls? Tell me about its furniture (chairs, table, wardrobe, shelves, ). What about its walls/windows? Who is allowed to go into this room? What is your favourite thing/object in the room? What do you do in this room? Why do you like this room? What would you have to do to make your room your dream room? Topic 3: Your last weekend Where did you go? What did you do? Who did you meet? go with? stay with? invite? What did the place look like? What did you eat or drink? Tell me about the people. place. activities. food. What was the weather like? How did you get there? How long did you stay? BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 4
5 Candidate B: Choose one topic and read only that topic text carefully. Topic 1: Your daily routine Say. when it starts. what you do. what you like about it. what you do not like about it. when it ends. Would you like to change anything about it? Give reasons. Topic 2: Your favourite celebration/party Say. what you celebrate. what it is like. what you do. who is also there. what they do. why you like this celebration. Topic 3: Your favourite season/time of year Say. what it is. what it is like. what you do. what clothes you wear. why you like this season / time of year. Give reasons. what season / time of year you do not like. Give reasons. 5:00 (After 2 minutes) [Candidate B] (use name), could you finish, please?/ Thank you, [Candidate B] (use name). We ll now do part three. BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 5
6 Repair questions for Candidate B Topic 1: Your daily routine When do you get up? What do you do then? What do you do after.? Tell me about your morning. What do you do at lunch time? Tell me about your afternoon. What about your evening? When do you go to bed? What time of the day do you like best? Topic 2: Your favourite celebration/party What is your favourite celebration? What do you celebrate? When is it? Are there any special things/activities you do? What do you eat? Tell me about the people there. What do you like best about it? What is your favourite activity? What about birthday parties/halloween/new Year? Topic 3: Your favourite season/time of year What is your favourite season?.time of year? What is the weather like? What sports can people do? What can you do in your free time? What hobbies can people do? What hobbies are popular at this time of the year? What food do you eat in this season? Tell me about the temperature, the plants (trees, flowers,...) What clothes do you wear? Why do you like summer/autumn? Why do you not like summer/autumn? BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 6
7 lnterlocutor: You will now have a conversation together. You are at the kids flea market. Here are your cards. (Offer cards and allow the candidates to have a look at the cards for 10 seconds before you carry on.) [Candidate A] (use name), you go shopping to the flea market and [Candidate B] (use name) you are selling your things. (If necessary) [Candidate A] (use name), please start. BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 7
8 Candidate A: You BUY Candidate B: You SELL BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 8
9 Time min:sec Now look at these cards. They help you think about and ask questions. (Hand out cards.) 0:00 You have one minute to prepare. 1:00 Now, talk about... together (use gestures to encourage the conversation). [Candidate B] (use name), please start talking to [Candidate A] (use name). (If candidate B does not start talking) [Candidate A] (use name), can you say something, please? 6:00 This is the end of the speaking test. Thank you for taking part. Good-bye. BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 9
10 Ask questions and talk with your partner about Model Promptset /12 Trends teenagers like/do not like? Fashion and Trends YOUR OWN IDEAS What s in? What s out? Why? Positive/ negative things about fashion? Fashion and trends and you: What? Why? Positive/ negative things about trends? All other pictures from: [ ] Follow trends? Buy modern clothes? Why (not)? What to do with things that are out? Money for buying modern things? BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 10
11 Repair Slips Long Dialogue What trends do teenagers like? What trends do teenagers not like? What s in at the moment? What s out? What trends do you follow? Why? How do you follow trends? Do you buy modern clothes? Why? What do you do with things that are out? What are the good and bad things about trends? What are the good and bad things about fashion? How do you get the money for buying modern things BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 11
12 General repair questions: (Name) please start. /... go on (Name) please ask (Name) about... (Name) please ask (Name) what she/he thinks about (Name) please say something about... And what do you think,.? Do you think so,too? What about you,? What do you think about? Tell me more about Talk about (it). What else can you say about? Talk to each other, please! (use gestures to support this) Tell your friend what you think. Thank you,.,can you answer this question / carry on? Please speak English. BIFIE Salzburg I Bildungsstandards E8-Speaking 12
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