Speaking Test - Part 1 Overview:

The IELTS Speaking Test unfolds in three segments: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

Part 1 Description:

In Part 1, the examiner initiates the conversation with 4-6 general questions revolving around familiar topics. The customary protocol involves the examiner introducing themselves, inquiring about your name, and subsequently confirming your identity. The duration of Part 1 is set at 4 to 5 minutes.

The examiner typically commences by asking your name, followed by a request to display your identification (such as your passport). They may inquire about your occupation, place of origin, and delve into some basic conversation-starter questions.

Common Questions in Part 1:

1. Good morning. My name is Katherin Hingis. Could I have your name, please?

2. And your candidate number?

3. Can I see your ID?

4. Well, great. Where are you from?

5. What do you do?

Topics for Part 1 Preparation:

To gear up for Part 1, familiarize yourself with potential topics and questions:

• Study

• Work

• School/ Workplace

• Hometown/ Living place

• Home/ Accommodation

• Name

• Family/ Friends/ Colleagues

• Clothes, Fashion & Jewellery

• Gifts

• Daily routine

• Daily activities

• Food/ Cooking

• Drinks

• Going out

• Hobbies/ Interests

• Language

• Leisure time activity

• Games/ Sports

• Future plan

• Music

• Neighbours & Neighbourhood

• Newspapers

• Pets

• Flowers & Plants

• Reading

• Music

• Dancing

• Exercise

• Shopping

• Magazines & TV

• Transport/ Travelling

• Interesting places

• Bicycle

• Seasons

• Maps

• Internet & Technology (Telephone, Email, Social media etc)

• Weather

• Festivals

• Culture/ Tradition