Speaking can't be auto-graded the way Reading or Listening can — this is a real practice set for two students (or a student and teacher) to run together, with the examiner's actual questions and timing.
The examiner asks each candidate a few personal questions in turn. Answer naturally in 2-3 sentences — not one word, not a speech.
Candidate A — compare these two photos of people travelling, saying what the situations have in common and what the people might be enjoying about travelling in this way. You have about a minute.
Photo 1: a group of friends laughing while riding in a comfortable train carriage
Photo 2: a single person riding a bicycle along a quiet country road with a backpackCandidate B — after A finishes, you have about 30 seconds: which of these ways of travelling would you prefer?
Then switch roles with a new photo set:
Photo 1: a family setting up a tent at a busy campsite
Photo 2: people checking into a large, modern hotelCandidate B — compare these two photos of people staying in different places on holiday, saying what the situations have in common and why the people might have chosen these places. You have about a minute.
Candidate A — after B finishes, you have about 30 seconds: do you prefer relaxing holidays or active ones?
The examiner gives you a question and some ideas to discuss. Talk together about the different ideas for about 2 minutes.
Now you have about 1 minute to decide which two ideas would be the most popular with local people.
The examiner will ask you some questions related to the topic of parks and free time. Discuss them together, giving your opinions and reasons.