B1 PRELIMINARY (PET) SPEAKING EXAM SIMULATION PRACTICE
Introduction to Candidates
Candidate Introductions
- Bacca introduces himself and his colleague Jacob, initiating the interview process with candidates A and B.
- Candidates are asked their names and origins, establishing a personal connection.
- Inquiry into whether candidates are students or working professionals, providing context for their current life situations.
- Candidate B is prompted about activities with friends, while Candidate A discusses family size, indicating social dynamics.
Discussion on Daily Life
Lunch Preferences
- Candidate B is asked about typical lunch choices, revealing dietary habits and preferences of the candidates.
Photographic Descriptions
- Candidate A receives a photograph depicting people playing games; tasked with describing it to demonstrate communication skills.
- Candidate B describes a photograph of children at school, showcasing observational abilities and engagement in dialogue.
Collaborative Discussion on Environmental Actions
Group Task Introduction
- Candidates are instructed to discuss ways a young man can help the environment for two minutes, promoting teamwork and critical thinking.
Environmental Initiatives
- The discussion begins as both candidates brainstorm various environmental actions that could be taken.
Personal Views on Environmental Issues
Individual Contributions
- Candidate A shares personal actions taken to support environmental causes; this reflects individual responsibility towards sustainability.
- Candidate B responds regarding their own contributions, fostering a comparative analysis of personal efforts in environmental protection.
Perspectives on Pollution Responsibility
- Candidates discuss differing opinions on pollution being the primary environmental issue; they explore agreement or disagreement on this viewpoint.
Government's Role in Environmental Protection