Name: IELTS SPEAKING模擬試験 - オーストラリアのスティーブンさん - Band 8.5-9.0 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) (IELTS SPEAKING Mock Exam - Steven from Australia ????- Band 8.5-9.0 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3))
Uploaded: 2024-06-30T11:31:05.000Z
Duration: 38 min 6 s

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Do you find that sitting the IELTS test is a really nerve-wracking and sometimes stressful experience?

IELTSの試験を受けるのは本当に緊張し、時にはストレスのたまる経験だと感じますか？

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Well I know that many people feel the same and we've got another mock exam speaking practice video today and in today's session we've got Stephen who is from Australia, our examiner is Maddy and in this video you're probably going to see what it's like to be a little bit and doesn't know much about the test but sitting in front of a camera and having having an examiner ask you these questions can be very confronting and you can be nervous as a result.

多くの人が同じように感じていると思いますが、今日も模擬試験のスピーキング練習ビデオをお届けします。今日のセッションでは、オーストラリア出身のスティーブンと試験官のマディが登場します。

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さあ、見る準備はできたかい？

I know I'm ready let's go Okay as usual at the end of this video you have the opportunity to watch the So if you're interested in just watching the video first with no feedback feel free to go to the second part of this video where you can do that.

このビデオの最後には、いつものように、このビデオを見る機会があります。 もし、フィードバックなしで、最初にビデオを見ることに興味がある場合は、このビデオの後半に進んでください。

I'm ready to start watching so let's click play.

視聴の準備はできているので、再生をクリックしよう。

Hello and welcome to this practice exam conducted by IELTS Daily.

こんにちは、そしてIELTS Dailyが実施する模擬試験へようこそ。

My name is Maddy and I am your practice IELTS speaking examiner.

IELTSスピーキング試験官のマディです。

The questions in this test are designed to simulate the IELTS speaking test.

このテストの問題は、IELTSのスピーキングテストをシミュレートしたものです。

僕のファーストネームはスティーブンだ。

Thank you Stephen and now at the beginning of the IELTS test you will need to provide some identification.

ありがとう、スティーブン。IELTSテストの最初に、身分証明書を提示してください。

This is usually a passport but as this is a practice test there is no need for that today.

これは通常パスポートだが、今日は模擬試験なのでその必要はない。

もちろん、始める準備はできている。

I study a Bachelor of Commerce at University majoring in the quantitative side of economics and the qualitative side of management.

大学では商学部を卒業し、経済学の定量的側面と経営の定性的側面を専攻しています。

I also do work outside of university life as well.

大学生活以外の仕事もしています。

I work at a high school as an academic advisor where I provide academic support for students in their final years of high school.

私はアカデミック・アドバイザーとして高校に勤務し、高校最終学年の生徒の学業サポートをしています。

Alright well the examiner asked a really short question which was do you work or study and the first thing that you answer probably more than he needs to and this type of question maybe needs a little bit of elaboration, a little bit of an extension but I don't think that it needs to talk about what you enjoy because what happens now is the examiner might have those type of questions later which are maybe questions what do you study or what do you do as a job, do you enjoy what you do, those type of questions.

試験官が本当に短い質問をしたんだ。仕事と勉強のどちらをするかという質問で、あなたが最初に答えたことは、おそらく必要以上に多かっただろう。この種の質問には、少し推敲したり、少し拡張したりする必要があるかもしれないけれど、あなたが楽しんでいることについて話す必要はないと思う。

I remember when I sat the test I actually elaborated more than I should have done and I answered some of the questions before the examiner asked them and so you notice that the examiner was a little bit off guard because she didn't know which questions to ask next and she had to go to jump two or three questions and the same thing happens here with Stephen.

そのため、試験官は次にどの質問をすればいいのかわからず、2つか3つ質問をジャンプしなければならなかった。

He probably expanded a little bit too much.

You also notice it as well that maybe because he's front of in front of the camera it's a little bit more difficult for him to speak.

また、彼がカメラの前にいるためか、話すのが少し難しくなっていることにも気づくだろう。

You notice he has this kind of we in English we say a frog in your throat and some words are a bit a little bit difficult to come out so a good start though I think he's given some really good answers.

彼は英語では "喉にカエルがいる "と言いますが、そのような状態なんです。

Well done to Stephen and you'll notice that he's a native speaker and and if you're watching this for the first time go and watch our Romy video.

スティーブンがネイティブ・スピーカーであることにお気づきだろう。

Romy is also an Australian and I explain why Australians or British or Americans why they sometimes need to take this test.

ロミーもオーストラリア人だが、なぜオーストラリア人やイギリス人、アメリカ人がこのテストを受ける必要があるのかを説明する。

Well you've told me what you study do you enjoy studying this?

何を勉強しているかは聞いたが、これを勉強するのは楽しいか？

I really do enjoy study it is quite challenging the course since economics is no since economics is so broad it is quite challenging to grasp the concepts but once I do I really find it very rewarding and very fulfilling.

経済学はとても幅広い学問なので、概念を理解するのはとても難しいのですが、一度理解できれば、とてもやりがいがあり、充実しています。

Great so you'll notice that Maddy did have to repeat this question which was do you enjoy what you've or what you're studying and Stephen had already answered that.

マディがこの質問を繰り返したことにお気づきだろう。「今やっていること、勉強していることを楽しんでいますか？

A couple of points here and you'll notice that he does look a little bit nervous which is normal on the test day you guys are going to be nervous so this is kind of a real-life situation.

いくつかポイントを挙げると、彼は少し緊張しているように見えるが、これは試験当日には普通のことで、君たちも緊張しているはずだから、これは現実の状況のようなものだ。

Stephen may have a very minor speech impediment in his everyday life and that right that might affect many people who watch this video and lots of you might ask the question what happens if I have a minor speech impediment and the examiner will overlook that they will probably notice that you have it so it's not anything to worry about nothing that you should be stressing about beforehand.

スティーブンは日常生活で非常に小さな言語障害を抱えているかもしれません。このビデオを見た多くの人が、「もし私が小さな言語障害を抱えていたらどうなるのか？

He did make a very very minor pronunciation slip here he said to graps okay rather than to grasp he got the P and the S the wrong way around and believe it or not this is really common for native speakers to make these tiny slips in their speaking.

信じられないかもしれないが、これはネイティブ・スピーカーが話すときによくあることなのだ。

I understood what he wanted to say the examiner would probably overlook it but if he made any more of those mistakes they probably wouldn't be so lenient and they might mark him down a little bit.

彼が言いたいことは理解できた。試験官はおそらく見逃すだろうが、もし彼がこれ以上ミスをしたら、おそらくそんなに甘くはないだろうし、少し減点されるかもしれない。

Again nerves it's a little bit of a struggle to get things out at times but so far so good really well supported and extended answers.

また神経をすり減らすようなこともあるが、今のところ、実によくサポートされ、拡張された回答になっている。

And what do you want to do in the future?

そして、将来は何をしたいですか？

In the future I want to become a high school teacher I want to use the knowledge that I gained from my undergraduate degree to someday pursue a Masters of Teaching degree where I can use that knowledge to support young people and give them the chance to fulfill their potential in finding their careers.

将来は高校の教師になりたいと思っています。学部で学んだ知識を生かして、いつか教職修士号を取得し、若者をサポートし、彼らが自分のキャリアを見つけるチャンスを与えられるような仕事に就きたいと思っています。

This section is an example it great flexibility with pronunciation features.

このセクションは、発音機能の柔軟性を示す一例である。

Remember that in the test it's not an academic test so you are allowed to make these contractions of words and you would might have noticed at the beginning he said I want to and he pronounced I want to and then he moved on and said I wanna and he's showing that he has flexibility in using those different forms of pronunciation there it's really nice feature and then he used language such as to fulfill one's potential I think he said to fulfill their potential and that's an example of collocation words or phrases which naturally fit together I really like that so to fill one to fulfill one's potential.

テストでは、アカデミックなテストではないので、単語の短縮形が許されることを覚えておいてください。それから、彼はto fulfill one's potentialのような言葉も使っていた......彼はto fulfill their potentialと言ったと思う。

試験官の前に座ると、とても緊張します。試験官は毎日このような様子を見ているので、できれば緊張しないようにしたいのですが、ここでスティーブンが実際に笑い始めていることに気づいてください。スティーブンは本当に緊張していて、何を話せばいいのかわからないから、試験官との間にある壁を壊してくれるかもしれないと思って笑い始めたんだ。もし次の問題に進まなければならないなら、それでもかまわない。私は計画的な人間ではなく、自発的な人間なんだ。私は計画的な人間ではなく、自発的な人間なんだ。彼の答えのいくつかは、少し繰り返しに

Thank you I want to stay on the topic of outdoor activities and why do you think some people do not enjoy doing outdoor activities?

野外活動を楽しめない人がいるのはなぜだと思いますか？

 That's an interesting question I like to I like to think that people who like to introverts enjoy outdoor activities more than introverts but it can go both it can go both ways as an introvert myself I do enjoy outdoor activities in moderation like things such as exercising going out for picnics the sort of a sort of activities I genuinely loved I generally enjoy doing and I like to say that why certain people enjoy don't enjoy outdoor activities maybe because it can it takes up a lot of energy for them it takes up a lot more effort for them to perhaps step outside the house step outside their room to you know get themselves out there perhaps it's also it could perhaps be a case of a bit of social anxiety they might be a bit afraid of seeing a lot of people being in crowds but even that it doesn't have to be but being in crowds it could just be it could just be being alone outdoors in a national park or in a park etc etc yeah and how does the weather affect outdoor activities I'd say the weather greatly affects and the way we we look at outdoor activities for example on a very sunny day like this we we would feel people tend to tend to feel more motivated to step outdoors since the weather is a lot nicer the breeze feels nice and especially and I'd say the other way around with rainy cloudy weather people might not feel as motivated that to step outside since the weather is quite gloomy since then I feel there isn't much of a positive connotation that's associated with cloudy or sunny or cloudy or rainy weather when stepping when doing outdoor activities and why do some people enjoy spending time in the Sun and others do not I'd say people enjoy spending their time in the Sun because of course this time Sun exposure is great vitamin D but at the same time I also think there's a bit of a cult there's a there's a bit of a cultural difference between spending time in the Sun versus not spending time in the Sun some cultures think some cultures think that it's okay to spend time in the Sun while in other cultures it's spending time in the Sun means your eight means means your eight your skin's gonna get worse and so forth so I think there's a different that explains a bit of a difference why some people enjoy spending the time in the Sun while others don't especially in a cultural context great well thank you that is the end of the practice IELTS speaking test yep thank you thank you

興味深い質問ですね。内向的な人ほど野外活動を楽しむと思いたいのですが、内向的な私自身は、ピクニックに出かけるなど、適度に野外活動を楽しんでいます。人ごみにいる大勢の人を見るのが怖いのかもしれないが、人ごみでなくてもいい。天候は野外活動にどのような影響を与えるのだろうか。天候は野外活動に大きな影響を与えるし、野外活動に対する見方にも影響を与えると思う。逆に雨や曇りの日は、天気がどんよりしているので、外に出ようという気にならないかもしれない。太陽の下で過ごすことを楽しむ人とそうでない人がいるのはなぜだろう。太

IELTS SPEAKING模擬試験 - オーストラリアのスティーブンさん - Band 8.5-9.0 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) (IELTS SPEAKING Mock Exam - Steven from Australia ????- Band 8.5-9.0 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3))