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IELTS Speaking

IELTS Speaking Simulation: Module 16

  • This is a mock IELTS speaking exam.

  • The speaking section of the exam contains three parts, as organized below.

  • The whole speaking exam will last approximately 11-14 minutes​.

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TIP: When practicing speaking alone, speak out loud. You can also have a friend work with you and ask you these questions to make it feel more like a real exam.

Part One

Part one of the IELTS test is a series of "introduction questions" and usually lasts about 4 minutes. It's best to answer the questions in roughly 3 sentences.

Avoid 1 word or one sentence answers!

  1. Do you think it's better to use a paper map or a map on your phone? [Why?]

  2. When was the last time you needed to use a map? [Why/Why not?]

  3. If you visit a new city, do you always use a map to find your way around? [Why/Why not?]

  4. In general, do you find it easy to read maps? [Why/Why not?]

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Describe an occasion when you had to do something in a hurry.

You should say:

  • what you had to do

  • why you had to do this in a hurry

  • how well you did this

and explain how you felt about having to do this in a hurry.

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  1. Do you think it's OK to arrive late when meeting a friend?

  2. What should happen to people who arrive late for work?

  3. Can you suggest how people can make sure they don't arrive late?

  4. Is it better to study for long periods or in shorter blocks of time?

  5. What are the likely effects of students not managing their study time well?

  6. How important is it for students to have enough leisure time?

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