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FCE Speaking Paper Parts 3 and 4

FCE Speaking Paper Parts 3 and 4. Part 3. Special photographs. Now , I’d like you to talk about something together for about three minutes (4 minutes for groups of three ).

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FCE Speaking Paper Parts 3 and 4

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  1. FCESpeakingPaperParts 3 and 4

  2. Part 3 Specialphotographs Now, I’dlike you to talkaboutsomethingtogetherforaboutthree minutes (4 minutes forgroups of three). Peopleoftenkeepphotographs to remindthemselves of special times in theirlives. Here are some pictures thatpeoplehavedecided to keep. First, talk to eachotherabout why you thinkpeoplewouldkeepthesephotographs. Then decide whichphotograph you thinkisthemostspecial.

  3. Why would people keepthesephotographs?Which photographis the mostspecial?

  4. Part 4 • What sort of photographs do youlike to keep? • Do youlikeitwhenpeopletakephotographs of you? Why? / Whynot? • Why do youthinksomepeopleare so interested in looking at photographs of famouspeople? • What is the best way to remember places youhavevisited, takingphotographs or buyingsouvenirs? Why? • Do youthinkit’s a good idea to always take a camerawithyou on holiday? Why? / Whynot? • Is it a good idea to keep a diary to help yourememberspecialtimes? Why? / Whynot?

  5. Part 3 Sports centre Now, I’dlike you to talkaboutsomethingtogetherforaboutthree minutes (4 minutes forgroups of three). I’dlike you to imagine that a sports centre wants to attractpeoplewhodon’tusually do muchexercise. Here are someactivities they are thinkingabout. First, talk to eachotherabout what peoplewouldfindeasyordifficultabouttheseactivities. Then decide which two activitieswouldbemost popular with peoplewhodon’tusually do muchexercise.

  6. What would people findeasy or difficult about eachpicture?Which two activitieswouldbemostpopular with people whodon’tusually do muchexercise ?

  7. Part 4 • Do youevergo to a sports centre? What do you do there? • More and morepeoplearegoing to sports centres thesedays. Why do youthinkthis is? • What do youthinkpeoplelikeaboutbelonging to clubs? • Do youthinkchildrenshould be taught to play sports at school? Why? / Whynot? • Why do youthinkfamoussportsmen and womenare popular withyoungpeople? • Is it a goodthing for a country to holdbiginternationalsportingeventsliketheOlympic Games? Why? / Whynot?

  8. Part 3 Campsite Now, I’dlike you to talkaboutsomethingtogetherforaboutthree minutes (4 minutes forgroups of three). I’dlike you to imagine thattheowners of a campsitewant to introduce some new activities to attract more people of different ages. Here are some ideas they are thinkingabout. First, talk to eachotherabouthowsuitablethe different activitieswouldbeforpeople of different ages. Then decide which two activitieswouldbethemost popular with people of allages.

  9. How suitablewould the different activitiesbe for people of different ages ?Which two activitieswouldbe the mostpopular with people of all ages ?

  10. Part 4 • Wouldyoulike to go on a campingholiday?Why? / Whynot? • Why do youthinksomepeopleprefercamping to staying in a hotel? • What do youthinkarethedisadvantages of a campingholiday? • At whatage do youthink parents shouldallowtheirchildren to goaway on holiday on theirown? Why? • Wouldyoulike to work in thetouristindustry? Why? / Whynot? • Do youthinktourism is always a goodthing for a country?Why? / Whynot?

  11. Part 3 Havingfriends Now, I’dlike you to talkaboutsomethingtogetherforaboutthree minutes (4 minutes forgroups of three). Here are somesituations in whichitisgoodforpeople to havefriends. First, talk to eachotherabout why it’sgoodforpeople to havefriends in thesesituations. Then decide in whichsituationit’smostimportant to havefriends.

  12. Why isitgoodforpeople to havefriends in thesesituations?In whichsituationisitmostimportant to havefriends?

  13. Part 4 • How areyourfriends similar to you and how aretheydifferent? • How important do youthinkit is to have a ‘best friend’? Why? • Do youthinkit’sgood for friends to shareeverythingwitheachother?Why? / Whynot? • Whatcanyou do to stayfriendswhithsomeonewhenyoulive a long wayawayfromthem? • Apart fromfriends, whocanpeoplego to whentheyneedadvice? Why? • Aretheretimeswhenit’sbetter to be alone? When? / Why?

  14. Source: Cambridge OfficialExaminationPapers. FCE Book 4

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