IELTS Speaking Test 10
15 Questions• Live Simulator Mode
The IELTS Speaking test is a face-to-face assessment. This simulator reflects the Part 1, Part 2 (Cue Card), and Part 3 structure to ensure realistic preparation for your exam.
Microphone check
We'll record your spoken responses and transcribe them for expert evaluation.
- Use a quiet room. Background noise will lower your transcription accuracy.
- Place your mic 6–10 inches from your mouth.
- Speak at a normal conversational volume.
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The questions in IELTS Speaking Test 10
Practice IELTS Speaking Test 10 on media: intro questions, cue card about surprising news, and follow-ups. Model answers for high band score.
- Questions
- 15
- Time
- 11 to 14 minutes
- Parts
- 3
- Scoring
- Four official criteria
Part 1: interview questions
- What should I call you?
- Do you follow the news regularly?
- Which form of media do you use the most: TV, newspapers, or online platforms?
- Has your media consumption changed in recent years?
- Do you think the media is trustworthy?
Part 2: cue card
- Describe a piece of news you heard or read about recently that surprised you. You should say: - What the news was - Where you saw or heard it - Who was involved - And explain why it was surprising to you.
Part 3: discussion questions
- How do people in your country usually get their news?
- Do you think the internet is replacing traditional media?
- How can people identify fake news?
- Should media outlets be regulated by governments?
- What role does social media play in spreading information?
- Do you think celebrities should use media platforms to express their opinions?
- How does media influence public opinion?