The document summarizes the format and structure of the MUET Speaking test which consists of two parts. [Part 1 involves an individual 2-minute presentation on a given topic. Part 2 involves a 3-minute preparation followed by an 8-12 minute group discussion on a provided mind map, requiring test takers to express opinions, justify views, and come to a conclusion.] The test aims to assess language functions from basic to advanced levels depending on the part, with Part 1 focusing on concrete matters and Part 2 requiring more abstract conceptual discussion. Test takers are provided standard rubrics and information on their independent tasks for Part 1, while Part 2 provides a shared mind map for discussion.
The document summarizes the format and structure of the MUET Speaking test which consists of two parts. [Part 1 involves an individual 2-minute presentation on a given topic. Part 2 involves a 3-minute preparation followed by an 8-12 minute group discussion on a provided mind map, requiring test takers to express opinions, justify views, and come to a conclusion.] The test aims to assess language functions from basic to advanced levels depending on the part, with Part 1 focusing on concrete matters and Part 2 requiring more abstract conceptual discussion. Test takers are provided standard rubrics and information on their independent tasks for Part 1, while Part 2 provides a shared mind map for discussion.
The document summarizes the format and structure of the MUET Speaking test which consists of two parts. [Part 1 involves an individual 2-minute presentation on a given topic. Part 2 involves a 3-minute preparation followed by an 8-12 minute group discussion on a provided mind map, requiring test takers to express opinions, justify views, and come to a conclusion.] The test aims to assess language functions from basic to advanced levels depending on the part, with Part 1 focusing on concrete matters and Part 2 requiring more abstract conceptual discussion. Test takers are provided standard rubrics and information on their independent tasks for Part 1, while Part 2 provides a shared mind map for discussion.
The document summarizes the format and structure of the MUET Speaking test which consists of two parts. [Part 1 involves an individual 2-minute presentation on a given topic. Part 2 involves a 3-minute preparation followed by an 8-12 minute group discussion on a provided mind map, requiring test takers to express opinions, justify views, and come to a conclusion.] The test aims to assess language functions from basic to advanced levels depending on the part, with Part 1 focusing on concrete matters and Part 2 requiring more abstract conceptual discussion. Test takers are provided standard rubrics and information on their independent tasks for Part 1, while Part 2 provides a shared mind map for discussion.
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