Speaking Test SPM Part 1 - Easy Tips ENGLISH 1119/3 ( Ujian Bertutur )

Summary

This video offers valuable tips for students preparing for the SPM English speaking test, focusing on Part 1: the interview session. Teacher M advises students to stay calm, speak clearly, and project confidence when answering simple questions about themselves, their daily routines, and interests. The video emphasizes the importance of making a great first impression, as the examiners are friendly and will assess both content and communication skills. Students are encouraged to focus on speaking what they know and engage actively with the examiners to maximize their chances of success.

Takeaways

• 😀 Focus on speaking about topics you are familiar with to perform well in the speaking test.
• 😀 The English SPM Paper 3 speaking test consists of three parts: Interview session, Individual long turn, and Discussion.
• 😀 In Part 1, there are two examiners: an assessor who awards marks based on your performance, and an interlocutor who asks questions.
• 😀 Before entering the exam hall, take a deep breath, clear your mind, and recite a prayer to stay calm and focused.
• 😀 Greet the examiners politely and confidently as you enter the exam hall, and be mindful of making a good first impression.
• 😀 Keep the examiner's attention by speaking clearly and projecting your voice. The time for Part 1 is only 2-3 minutes.
• 😀 Questions in Part 1 are simple, often about yourself, your school life, daily routines, and your family and friends.
• 😀 It’s important to show off your capabilities during Part 1 to make a strong first impression, as it can affect your overall performance.
• 😀 Be prepared to answer typical questions like your name, where you live, how you get to school, your favorite subject, and hobbies.
• 😀 Try to personalize your answers to make them stand out, and remember, there won’t be a second chance to make a first impression.

Q & A

What are the three parts of the SPM English speaking test?

The SPM English speaking test consists of three parts: Part 1 (the interview session), Part 2 (individual long turn), and Part 3 (discussion).

What is the role of the assessor in the speaking test?

The assessor listens to the candidate’s responses and awards marks based on their performance, but they do not ask questions during the interview.

What is the role of the interlocutor in the speaking test?

The interlocutor asks short questions during the interview and also awards marks based on the candidate’s answers.

What should you do before entering the examination hall for the speaking test?

Before entering the exam hall, it is recommended to recite a prayer, take a deep breath, clear your mind, and relax to stay calm and focused.

What should you do when you walk into the exam room?

When you walk into the exam room, greet the examiners with a smile, say 'Good morning, teachers,' and politely ask if you may have a seat.

Why is projecting your voice important in the speaking test?

Projecting your voice is important because it ensures the examiners can hear you clearly, helping to keep their attention and evaluate your speaking ability effectively.

How much time is allocated for Part 1 of the speaking test?

Part 1 of the speaking test is typically 2 to 3 minutes long.

What kinds of questions are typically asked in Part 1 of the speaking test?

In Part 1, you will be asked simple personal questions about yourself, such as your name, where you live, your daily routine, and your school life.

How can you make a good first impression during the speaking test?

To make a good first impression, smile, speak clearly, project your voice, and respond confidently to the questions asked by the examiners.

What are some example questions that may be asked in Part 1 of the speaking test?

Some example questions include: 'Where do you live?', 'How do you come to school?', 'What is your favorite subject?', and 'What do you usually do on weekends?'