2026年真题09

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
You will see birds living in their treetop homes.
Q1 visual prompt
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Q2 open_ended
This space houses animals from Africa.
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Q3 open_ended
Many reptiles live here, including snakes, lizards and turtles.
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Q4 open_ended
Brightly colored butterflies are found in this peaceful area.
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Q5 open_ended
Staff are available to explain the displays in more detail.
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Q6 open_ended
Guides lead nature walks, highlighting native species and protected habitats.
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Q7 open_ended
To explore locations, trail paths, and key features, you can download the map for free.
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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 Opinion Speaking Interview
Thank you for signing up for the study. I'd like to ask you some questions about your experiences with technology and daily life. First, how important is technology in your day-to-day activities?
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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.
Technology is very important in my daily life because I use it for communication, study, transportation, and entertainment. My phone helps me manage schedules and contact people quickly. At the same time, I try not to let it control every free moment, because that can become exhausting. The challenge is using technology as an instrument for intention rather than letting it become the default shape of the day.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • an instrument for intention
  • in practical terms
  • as a regular part of my routine
  • manage schedules
  • contact people quickly
  • at the same time
  • control every free moment
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 Story / Example Speaking Interview
Noted, thank you. Have you ever felt frustrated while using technology? What happened?
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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.
Yes, I have felt frustrated when a website or app looks simple but does not work smoothly. For example, I once tried to submit an online form, and it kept deleting my information. That kind of problem is annoying because technology is supposed to save time, not waste it. What frustrates me is not technology itself but poorly designed systems that shift the burden onto the user.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • poorly designed systems
  • what I tend to prioritize
  • depending on the situation
  • does not work smoothly
  • submit an online form
  • kept deleting my information
  • supposed to save time
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 Problem / Solution Speaking Interview
Fair enough. Next question. Some people believe technology will replace many jobs, while others think it will create more opportunities. What is your opinion and why?
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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.
I think technology will replace some jobs but also create new ones. Repetitive tasks are easier to automate, so workers in those areas may face pressure. However, new tools also create demand for people who can design, manage, repair, and explain technology. The jobs most at risk are those built around predictable routines, while roles requiring judgment and empathy may become more valuable.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • predictable routines
  • what makes this choice compelling
  • the main obstacle would be
  • replace some jobs
  • repetitive tasks
  • face pressure
  • create demand for
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 Opinion Speaking Interview
OK, last question. Some people believe that reliance on technology is reducing our ability to think independently and solve problems. Do you agree or disagree with this belief? Why or why not?
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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 partly agree that reliance on technology can reduce independent thinking. If people immediately search for every answer, they may not practice reasoning. However, technology can also support problem solving when people use it to compare ideas, test solutions, and learn from reliable sources. I would draw a distinction between outsourcing memory and outsourcing thought; the second is much more dangerous.
C1-C2 key phrases to imitate
  • outsourcing memory
  • I would take a qualified position
  • on balance
  • partly agree
  • immediately search for every answer
  • practice reasoning
  • reliable sources
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 ...