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Sunday, July 17, 2016
Saturday, July 16, 2016
MUET SPEAKING TEST PROCEDURE
MUET SPEAKING (800/2)
Test Procedure
Each group of four
candidates is assessed by two examiners. Candidates do not get to choose their
group members.
Task
A- Individual Presentation
Ø
Candidates enter the examination room
together.
Ø
Each candidate is given a question paper and
writing paper for jotting notes.
Ø
Candidates are given two minutes to read the situation
given and prepare for Task A, by making notes.
Ø
After two minutes, Candidate A starts giving
his views on the situation and topic given while the rest of the candidates
listen to Candidate A and take down notes for the group interaction in Task B.
Ø
Each candidate will speak in turn for two
minutes.
Ø
Task A ends.
Task
B- Group Interaction
Ø
Candidates are again given two minutes to prepare for the group
interaction.
Ø
They read the task, which will be given on the
same question paper, and jot down notes.
Ø
When the two minutes are up, the candidates
will be told to start their discussion.
Ø
Any one of the candidates can begin the
discussion.
Ø
Each candidate should contribute substantially
towards the discussion, in order to generate a lively, informative discussion.
Ø
After ten minutes, the examiners will ask the
candidates to stop their discussion.
Ø
Task B ends.
FREERICE
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with which the game launched), multiplication tables, pre-algebra,
chemical symbols (basic and intermediate), English grammar, SAT, foreign
language vocabulary for English speakers (French, German, Italian,
Latin, and Spanish), human anatomy, geography (flags of the world, world
capitals, country identification, and world landmarks), the
identification of famous artwork, literature, quotations, and world
hunger. It's a fun way of learning and doing charity at the same time. My students enjoyed it. So, what are you waiting for? Give it a try now! : )
http://freerice.com/#/english-vocabulary
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Friday, July 15, 2016
LINGOHACK
Get up-to-date with the latest news and understand it too with
Lingohack. Listen to and watch authentic BBC World news bulletins and
learn key words and phrases that help you make sense of the news.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/lingohack
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/features/lingohack
SAMPLE MUET SPEAKING QUESTIONS (NOVEMBER, 2015)
Question 1
Situation: Sometimes young people are
also overcome with tiredness. What are some probable causes for feeling tired?
Task A :
Candidate A: One
possible reason is a hectic lifestyle. Elaborate.
Candidate B: One
possible reason is their environment. Elaborate.
Candidate C: One
possible reason is poor time management. Elaborate.
Candidate D: One
possible reason is unhealthy habits. Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the
most probable cause for feeling tired.
i)
A hectic lifestyle
ii)
Their environment
iii)
Poor time management
iv)
Unhealthy habits
Question 2
Situation:
Question 9
Question 2
Situation:
There are some words starting
with “L” that can help to improve your life. What are some of them?
Task A :
Candidate A: Laughing can improve your life.
Elaborate.
Candidate B: Learning can improve your life.
Elaborate.
Candidate C: Loving can improve your life.
Elaborate.
Candidate D: Listening can improve your life.
Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following “L” can help improve your life the most .
i)
Laughing
ii)
Learning
iii)
Loving
iv)
Listening
Question 3
Situation:
Your friends are talking
about how Malaysian hospitals can be improved. Give some suggestions.
Task A :
Candidate A: You
suggest there should be more qualified
and well-trained staff. Elaborate.
Candidate B: You
suggest there should be more better equipment and latest technology. Elaborate.
Candidate C: You
suggest there should be more clean and well-maintained facilities. Elaborate.
Candidate D: You
suggest there should be improved administration and medical services. Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the
most important improvement for Malaysian
hospitals.
i)
More qualified and well-trained
staff
ii)
Better equipment and latest technology
iii)
Clean and well-maintained facilities
iv)
Improved administration and medical services
Question 4
Situation:
Malaysians can easily gain
international fame in many areas. What are some of these areas?
Task A :
Candidate A: Malaysians can easily gain international fame through sports. Elaborate.
Candidate B: Malaysians can easily gain international fame through fashion. Elaborate.
Candidate C: Malaysians can easily gain international fame through entertainment. Elaborate.
Candidate D: Malaysians can easily gain international fame through food industry. Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the easiest
for Malaysians to gain
international
fame.
i)
Sports
ii)
Fashion
iii)
Entertainment
iv)
Food industry
Question 5
Situation:
Sometimes we tend to form an
opinion of people based on certain criteria. What are some of these criteria?
Task A :
Candidate A: It
could be the person’s appearance.
Elaborate.
Candidate B: It
could be the person’s way of talking.
Elaborate.
Candidate C: It
could be the person’s social background.
Elaborate.
Candidate D: It
could be the person’s educational background.
Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the
most common criterion in forming an opinion
of a person.
i)
The person’s appearance
ii)
The person’s way of talking
iii)
The person’s social background
iv)
The person’s educational background
Question 6
Situation:
As a new employee, you are
trying to impress your employer. How can you impress your employer?
Task A :
Candidate A: You
can be punctual. Elaborate.
Candidate B: You
can be innovative. Elaborate.
Candidate C: You
can be hardworking. Elaborate.
Candidate D: You
can be honest. Elaborate.
Task B : Discuss
which of the following would most impress
your employer.
i)
Being punctual
ii)
Being innovative
iii)
Being hardworking
iv)
Being honest
Question 7
Situation:
There are advantages of going
for a local holiday. What are some of these advantages?
Task A :
Candidate A: One
advantage is the lower cost of transport.
Elaborate.
Candidate B: One
advantage is the variety of activities available all year round.
Elaborate.
Candidate C: One
advantage is the ease of communication .
Elaborate.
Candidate D: One
advantage is the availability of food that one is used to.
Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the greatest
advantage of going for a local holiday.
i)
Lower cost of transport
ii)
Variety of activities available all year round
iii)
Ease of communication
iv)
Availability of food that one is used to
Question 8
Situation:
Situation:
There are many factors to
consider when buying a house. What are some of these factors?
Task A :
Candidate A: One
factor to consider is the price of the
house. Elaborate.
Candidate B: One
factor to consider is the availability of public transportation. Elaborate.
Candidate C: One
factor to consider is the availability of public amenities. Elaborate.
Candidate D: One
factor to consider is the safety of the neighbourhood. Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the
most important factor to consider when
buying a house .
i)
The price of the house
ii)
The availability of public transportation
iii)
The availability of public amenities
iv) The safety of the
neighbourhood
Question 9
Situation:
Question 10
Situation:
Good students display certain
characteristics. What are some of these characteristics?
Task A :
Candidate A: A
good student comes well-prepared for
class. Elaborate.
Candidate B: A
good student participates actively in the classroom. Elaborate.
Candidate C: A
good student volunteers to help others. Elaborate.
Candidate D: A
good student obeys rules and regulations. Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the
most important characteristic of a good
student.
i)
Comes well-prepared for class
ii)
Participates actively in the classroom
iii)
Volunteers to help others
iv)
Obeys rules and regulations
Question 10
Situation:
Young graduates face many
challenges living on their own. What are some of these challenges?
Task A :
Candidate A: One
challenge is adjusting to the change in
lifestyle. Elaborate.
Candidate B: One
challenge is finding affordable accommodation. Elaborate.
Candidate C: One
challenge is choosing suitable mode of transport. Elaborate.
Candidate D: One
challenge is coping with the cost of living. Elaborate.
Task B :
Discuss which of the following is the biggest
challenge for young graduates living on
their own.
i)
Adjusting to the change in lifestyle
ii)
Finding affordable accommodation
iii)
Choosing suitable mode of transport
iv)
Coping with the cost of living
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