CERTIFICADO DE NIVEL INTERMEDIO B2 – MODELO E1

INGLÉS
PRODUCCIÓN Y COPRODUCCIÓN DE TEXTOS ORALES

TASK 1
Spoken production
TEST 4

WORK-LIFE BALANCE
When both parents choose or need to work full-time, it is a
struggle for many to find enough time to tend to their children,
especially in the summer, and with businesses opening virtually
every day. Talk about this issue taking into account the following
points:

 What to do with the children, especially during the long

school holidays.
 What the government could do to make it easier for
working parents.
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You have 3 minutes to prepare your talk. You can take notes or make a brief plan of what you are
going to say. You can use your notes during your talk but you cannot read them out loud. Talk to
the examiners for about 3–4 minutes. Your production will be recorded.
 CERTIFICADO DE NIVEL INTERMEDIO B2 – MODELO E1
INGLÉS
PRODUCCIÓN Y COPRODUCCIÓN DE TEXTOS ORALES

TASK 1
Spoken production
TEST 5

THE IDIOT BOX

Present in virtually every home in the Western world, the TV is

one of the most revolutionary inventions of the 20th century. Many
people call it “the idiot box”, but millions are glued to it as the
main source of entertainment at home. Talk about this issue
taking into account the following points:

 The good and the bad side of television for society.

 The quality of TV in your country in general.

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You have 3 minutes to prepare your talk. You can take notes or make a brief plan of what you are
going to say. You can use your notes during your talk but you cannot read them out loud. Talk to
the examiners for about 3–4 minutes. Your production will be recorded.
 CERTIFICADO DE NIVEL INTERMEDIO B2 – MODELO E1
INGLÉS
PRODUCCIÓN Y COPRODUCCIÓN DE TEXTOS ORALES

TASK 1
Spoken production

TEST 6

KIDS’ MENUS

Most people agree on what is healthy and what is not but many
children eat too much junk food and not eat enough fruit,
vegetables or pulses. How concerned is our society about it?
Talk about this issue taking into account the following points:

 How strict parents should be about what children eat.

 The quality of school lunches and kids’ menus at
restaurants.

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You have 3 minutes to prepare your talk. You can take notes or make a brief plan of what you are
going to say. You can use your notes during your talk but you cannot read them out loud. Talk to
the examiners for about 3–4 minutes. Your production will be recorded.