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VSTEP Speaking Đề Thi VLU 17/07 (Sáng)

12 min · 3 sections · 4 questions

Practise
Section

Part 1

Speaking · 3 min · 2 questions

In this part of the test, the examiner will ask you some questions about two familiar topics. You will have about 3 minutes to answer. Give direct answers, then add a reason and one specific detail.

Question group 11 – 2

  1. 1.

    Social Interaction

    Let's talk about Taking a Break.

    1. Do you often take breaks when you study or work?
    2. What do you usually do during a break?
    3. Why are breaks important?
  2. 2.

    Social Interaction

    Let's talk about Relaxing Activities.

    1. What activities help you relax?
    2. Do you prefer relaxing alone or with other people?
    3. How do relaxing activities help people?

Part 2

Speaking · 4 min · 1 questions

In this part of the test, you will be given a situation and three options. You have 1 minute to prepare and 3 minutes to speak. Compare the options, say what is good and bad about each, then choose one and explain why.

Question group 13

  1. 3.

    Discuss Solutions

    Situation: Situation: Parents are choosing a school for their child who is going to enter Grade 6. There are three options: an international school, a public school, and a private school. Discuss the options and decide which type of school would be the best choice.

Part 3

Speaking · 5 min · 1 questions

In this part of the test, you will develop a topic using the ideas in the diagram, plus one idea of your own. You have 1 minute to prepare and about 4 minutes to speak. The examiner will then ask you some follow-up questions.

Question group 14

  1. 4.

    Topic Development

    Topic: Investing in art brings many benefits to society.

    Benefits of Investing in Art

    • Preserving culture and history
    • Supporting artists and creative industries
    • Improving public spaces and attracting tourism
    • Your Own Idea
    1. Do people prefer going to museums or art galleries?
    2. Will museums and art change in the next 30 years?
    3. Should governments spend more money on art?