Unofficial practice. We wrote these questions to match the official IELTS question types and timings. They are not real exam questions, and points shown are practice feedback, not a band score. For official sample tests, visit ielts.org.
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Answers, explanations and transcripts
Finish the test first, then open each section to check your answers. Every answer has an explanation.
Frequently asked questions
What questions are in IELTS speaking?
Part 1 is about familiar topics, Part 2 is a cue card talk, and Part 3 is a discussion about wider ideas.
How do I use this practice?
Read each question, answer out loud within the timer, and record yourself if you can.
Is there a mock test with an examiner?
Yes, our IELTS speaking mock test uses an examiner voice and real timings.