The TOEFL Primary® Speaking Test Tasks

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The TOEFL Primary® Speaking Test Tasks

TOEFL Primary ® Speaking Test The TOEFL Primary Speaking Test Is intended for young learners of English-as-a-foreign-language ages 8 and up Measures abilities needed to communicate orally in routine social situations related to young learners’ daily lives Is appropriate for young learners in all stages of learning Is digitally delivered and scored by trained raters at ETS The Speaking test can be combined with Step 1 or 2, or it can be taken on its own. Section Number of Questions Time Speaking 7-10 20 minutes

Speaking Task Type Overview The following task types are scored using a 3-point rubric Description: The student will see a picture and be asked to describe things that look strange in the picture. Response time: 20 seconds Expression: A character will present some pictures and ask the test taker to choose one and express some thoughts or opinions about it. Response time: 15 seconds Requests: A character will ask the test taker to make a request of another character in the story. Response time: 5–15 seconds Questions: A character will present an object and invite the test taker to ask 3 questions about it. Response time: 30 seconds

Speaking Task Type Overview (cont.) The following task types are scored using a 5-point rubric: Directions: Either a video or a sequence of pictures appearing one by one will show a character performing an activity. Afterwards, the test taker will be asked to explain how to do the activity that was shown. Response time: 30 seconds Narration: The test taker will watch a video or view a sequence of pictures. After watching the animation or seeing the pictures, test takers will be asked to tell a story based on what they saw in the animation or pictures. The Speaking test may also include some unscored questions used for warm-up or research purposes.

Introduction

Expressing Opinions Communication Goal Task Express basic emotions, feelings, and opinions Express emotion or opinion in response to a question

Explain a procedure based on a sequence of pictures or an animation Giving Directions Communication Goal Task Give directions Explain a procedure based on a sequence of pictures or an animation

Give simple descriptions Describing a Picture Communication Goal Task Give simple descriptions Describe a picture

Retelling a Story Communication Goal Task Explain and sequence simple events Explain the story of a sequence of pictures or an animation

Making Requests Communication Goal Task Make simple requests Make basic requests

Asking Questions Communication Goal Task Ask questions Ask three questions

TOEFL Primary ® Speaking Score Reports

TOEFL Primary ® Speaking Scores CEFR Typical students at this level: Speak in English to expand descriptions, communicate multistep directions, and tell stories effectively. 27 B2 26 25 B1 24 23 Speak in English to express and explain what they like and give directions. 22 21 A2 20 19 18 Speak in English to say what they like and give some descriptions. 17 16 15 A1 14 13 Begin to speak in English by using words and simple statements. 12 11 10 9 Below A1 8 7 Attempt to speak in English using words and simple phrases. 6 5 4 3 2 1 Score reports for students receiving a score of 0 indicate the student did not respond to the test tasks or did not respond in English.