2026年真题06

Speaking Module • 11 Questions • 4 Speaking Interview Questions
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Listen&Repeat Prompts
Practice the first seven TOEFL speaking prompts with the original audio.
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Q1 open_ended
Enter your name and student ID number.
Q1 visual prompt
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Q2 open_ended
Browse the course catalog to choose your classes.
Q2 visual prompt
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Q3 open_ended
You can use the Schedule Planner tool to avoid time conflicts.
Q3 visual prompt
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Q4 open_ended
If a class is already full, a pop up message will appear.
Q4 visual prompt
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Q5 open_ended
Contact the instructor to see if more seats can be added.
Q5 visual prompt
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Q6 open_ended
You can still add or drop classes up until the second week of the new semester.
Q6 visual prompt
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Q7 open_ended
For your records, print out a list of your classes or e-mail a copy to yourself.
Q7 visual prompt
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Speaking Interview Questions
These are the interview-style follow-up prompts at the end of the speaking paper.
Q8 Interview Q1 Habit / Background Speaking Interview
Thank you for agreeing to participate. I'd like to ask you some questions about hobbies to begin. Do you have a hobby or interest that you regularly spend time doing?
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C1-C2 Sample Answer
CEFR C1-C2 target
  • State the habit or experience directly, then add a reflective reason.
  • Use pauses after contrast markers such as although, not simply, and rather than.
Yes, I regularly spend time reading and taking short walks. Reading gives me a quiet break from screens, while walking helps me clear my head. I like these hobbies because they do not require much equipment, so I can do them even when my schedule is busy. What I value about a hobby is not productivity but a mental space that is not performance-based.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • a mental space that is not performance-based
  • in practical terms
  • as a regular part of my routine
  • a quiet break from screens
  • clear my head
  • do not require much equipment
  • when my schedule is busy
C1-C2 sentence structures
  • I would characterize my ... as ..., in the sense that ...
  • Although ..., I tend to ..., especially when ...
  • What makes this sustainable / meaningful is that ...
  • It is less about ... than about ...
Q9 Interview Q2 Preference Speaking Interview
Thank you. If you were to select a new hobby, what would you choose and why?
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C1-C2 Sample Answer
CEFR C1-C2 target
  • Compare options naturally instead of listing them mechanically.
  • Stress the phrase that shows preference or priority.
If I chose a new hobby, I would learn photography. It would push me to notice details in ordinary places, like light, color, and people's expressions. I also like that photography can be social or personal, depending on whether I go out with friends or practice alone. Photography appeals to me because it trains deliberate attention, which is a useful skill even outside art.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • deliberate attention
  • what I tend to prioritize
  • depending on the situation
  • push me to notice details
  • ordinary places
  • social or personal
  • practice alone
C1-C2 sentence structures
  • What I gravitate toward is ..., largely because ...
  • Depending on the situation, I might ..., but generally ...
  • The reason this appeals to me is that ...
  • I would put ... ahead of ... because ...
Q10 Interview Q3 Story / Example Speaking Interview
Interesting. Now tell me what might prevent you from starting this new pastime.
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C1-C2 Sample Answer
CEFR C1-C2 target
  • Build a short narrative or hypothetical with a clear cause-and-effect line.
  • Segment the response into choice, reason, and consequence.
The main thing that might prevent me is time. A new pastime sounds exciting at first, but it is easy to postpone it when school or work becomes demanding. Cost could also be a problem if the hobby requires equipment, classes, or regular travel. The main barrier would be the friction of beginning, so I would need to make the first step almost effortless.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • the friction of beginning
  • what makes this choice compelling
  • the main obstacle would be
  • might prevent me
  • sounds exciting at first
  • postpone it
  • becomes demanding
C1-C2 sentence structures
  • If I were given the chance to ..., I would ..., primarily because ...
  • One experience that stands out is ..., not because ..., but because ...
  • The main challenge would be ..., so I would ...
  • What makes this choice compelling is ...
Q11 Interview Q4 Tradeoff Speaking Interview
Great. Some people believe it is better to have one interest outside of work or school that you dedicate yourself to rather than multiple smaller ones. What do you think about that and why?
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C1-C2 Sample Answer
CEFR C1-C2 target
  • Give a nuanced position with concession before your main argument.
  • Use intonation to signal contrast, qualification, and final judgment.
I think having multiple smaller interests is better for most people. One serious hobby can be satisfying, but several hobbies give a person different ways to relax. For example, someone might play basketball for exercise, cook for creativity, and read when they need quiet time. I prefer a range of interests because it creates multiple sources of renewal instead of putting all emotional pressure on one activity.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • multiple sources of renewal
  • I would take a qualified position
  • on balance
  • multiple smaller interests
  • one serious hobby
  • different ways to relax
  • quiet time
C1-C2 sentence structures
  • I would take a qualified position: ..., although ...
  • The issue is not whether ..., but whether ...
  • On balance, I would argue that ...
  • That said, ... matters only if ...