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Flyers 2 Test 2

The document provides an answer key for a speaking test with 4 parts: 1. The first part involves identifying differences between two pictures. The examiner points out differences and the candidate responds with differences they see. 2. The second part involves asking and answering questions about information provided about two classmates, Jill and Nick, and their favorite teachers. 3. The third part involves describing the sequence of events in a picture story called "A Very Good Dog". 4. The fourth part has the examiner ask the candidate questions about their home to have a conversation.

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Flyers 2 Test 2

The document provides an answer key for a speaking test with 4 parts: 1. The first part involves identifying differences between two pictures. The examiner points out differences and the candidate responds with differences they see. 2. The second part involves asking and answering questions about information provided about two classmates, Jill and Nick, and their favorite teachers. 3. The third part involves describing the sequence of events in a picture story called "A Very Good Dog". 4. The fourth part has the examiner ask the candidate questions about their home to have a conversation.

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FLYERS 2 TEST 2

SPEAKING TEST ANSWER KEY

Par Examiner does this Examiner says this Answer


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1 Points to Find the Look at these pictures.
Differences pictures. They look the same, but
some things are different.
Points to the
child(ren) under the For example, in my picture
table in each here are two children under
picture the blue table, but in your
picture there’s only one child.
OK?
What other different things can
you see?

I’m going to say something


about my picture. You tell me 1. In my picture, there’s a girl
how your picture is different. at the window.
1. In my picture, there’s a boy
at the window 2. In my picture, there’s a
photo of a swan on the wall.
2. In my picture, there’s a
photo of a butterfly on the wall. 3. In my picture, the old man
is reading a newspaper.
3. In my picture, the old man is
reading a letter. 4. In my picture, there are
some knives and forks on
4. In my picture, there are no the green table.
knives and forks on the green
table. 5. In my picture, there isn’t
any money on the floor.
5. In my picture, I can see
some money on the floor. 6. In my picture, all the
windows are closed.
6. In my picture, some
windows are open.

2 Shows candidate Jill and Nick go to the same


both teacher school. I don’t know anything
information pages. about Jill’s favourite teacher,
Then points but you do. So I’m going to
to candidate’s ask you some questions.
information page
What’s Jill’s teacher’s name? Mr May
Points to the girl
Where does he live? (in) West Street
on candidate's
Is his hair long or short? Short
information page.
What’s his hobby? Cycling
Asks the questions.
What subject does he teach? History

Points to the boy Now you don’t know anything


on candidate’s about Nick’s favourite teacher,
information page so you ask me some questions
What’s her name?
Responds using She’s called Miss Cave. What subject does she teach?
Information on Geography What’s her hobby?
examiner’s She likes doing puzzles Where does she live?
information page in Park Road Is her hair long or short?
It’s long
3 Shows candidate These pictures tell a story.
Picture Story. It’s called ‘A very good dog’.
Allows time to look Just look at the pictures first.
at the pictures.
Frank’s dad is working in the
garden, but he has lost one of
his gloves. The dog has found
the glove. He’s bringing it to
Dad. Frank’s putting on his shoes,
but he can’t find one.
Now you tell the story. The dog’s bringing him the
shoe.

Mum’s looking for the


newspaper. The dog’s
bringing it to her.

Now the dog’s in the


garden. He’s looking for his
ball. Dad’s got the ball.

The family are all playing


ball with the dog.
4 Put away all cards. Now let’s talk about your
home.
1. Where do you live?
2. Who do you live with?
3. How many rooms are there
in your home
4. Where do you play?
5. Tell me about your living
room.

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