TOEFL Speaking Section
Über den Vortrag
Der Vortrag „TOEFL Speaking Section “ von Robert Kuehl ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Preparation for TOEFL“. Der Vortrag ist dabei in folgende Kapitel unterteilt:
- Question type 1 - Prepare and speak
- Question type 2 - Read, listen, speak
- Question type 3 - Listen and speak
Quiz zum Vortrag
Which general speaking strategies does the lecturer recommend?
- Speaking clearly
- Speaking coherently
- Do not jump from one idea to the next.
- Do not change the topic.
- Speaking slowly
How should you prepare for the speaking question type 1?
- Finding 2 main examples or supporting ideas and developing them
- Deciding for an answer and constituting the arguments
- Approaching the situation and finding a solution
- Finding a solution for the problem and explaining the justification
- None of the above answers is correct.
The speaking question type 2 consists of a reading, listening and speaking passage. Which strategy does the lecturer recommend for the reading passage?
- Taking good notes on the main ideas
- Noting down as many specific examples as possible
- Stating the 2 main reading concepts within 20 seconds; then taking 40 seconds for the details and examples in the listening passage
- Finding 2 main examples or supporting ideas and developing them
The speaking question type 2 consists of a reading, listening and speaking passage. Which strategy does the lecturer recommend for the listening passage?
- Noting down as many specific examples as possible
- Finding 2 main examples or supporting ideas and developing them
- Taking good notes on the main ideas
- Stating the 2 main reading concepts within 20 seconds; then taking 40 seconds for the details and examples in the listening passage
The speaking question type 2 consists of a reading, listening and speaking passage. Which strategy does the lecturer recommend for the speaking passage?
- Stating the 2 main reading concepts within 20 seconds; then taking 40 seconds for the details and examples in the listening passage
- Taking good notes on the main ideas
- Finding 2 main examples or supporting ideas and developing them
- Noting down as many specific examples as possible
Which strategies does the lecturer recommend for the speaking question type 3?
- Listening for the main points which are often introduced with words like "First of all" or "Two main issues" and taking notes
- Noting down dates and numbers as best as possible
- Skipping over dates and numbers and concentrating on the main statements
- Concentrating on the key words of the reading passage
What are synonyms for "adhere"?
- Obbey
- Comply
- Disobey
- Ignore
- Overlook
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Dozent des Vortrages TOEFL Speaking Section
Robert Kuehl
Robert ist geboren in New Jersey und unterrichtet seit über 10 Jahren TOEFL Kurse mit dem klaren Ziel, Nicht-Muttersprachler auf ein maximales Englisch-Level zu bringen.Kundenrezensionen
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