Passagem 1
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Passagem 2
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Passagem 3
Shadowing
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Passagem 4
Ditado
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Passagem 5
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📝 Transcrição diálogo IELTS Speaking
I want to tell you about the Spring Bulb Festival in my town. It happens every April. People come to see tulip bulbs planted in the main square. The bulbs push up into bright flowers within days. The parade is the highlight of the event. Performers move with panache as they walk along the route. Some dancers wear elaborate costumes and they carry lanterns with panache too. Last year the sky looked ominous before the march began. I remember thinking the clouds were ominous, but they never brought rain. The weather can be dismal early in the morning. On a dismal morning two years ago, the crowd was very small. Craftspeople make tiny lanterns by hand. My fingers got sore and I developed a callus from twisting wire to make frames. I also have a callus from years of drumming during the parade. Children sell bulbs to raise money for the local museum. The bulb-selling tradition began a long time ago. There are fireworks over the river, though the display is smaller than many people expect. A misleading story says sailors started the festival, but the real origin is local gardeners. Everyone leaves with memories, some snacks, and a feeling of quiet pride.
📝 📚 Perguntas de prática IELTS
1
When does the Spring Bulb Festival take place?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
B
Explicação:
The speaker states 'It happens every April.' Answer B is correct. A, C and D are wrong because those months are not mentioned as the festival month.
2
What do children sell to raise money?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
C
Explicação:
The passage says 'Children sell bulbs to raise money for the local museum.' So C is correct. A is incorrect because craftspeople make lanterns, not the children selling them for funds. B is wrong; fireworks are displayed but not sold by children. D is wrong because snacks are mentioned as something people leave with, not sold by children to raise money.
3
What physical effect did the speaker experience from making lantern frames?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
A
Explicação:
The speaker says 'I developed a callus from twisting wire.' Therefore A is correct. B is wrong because a blister is not mentioned. C is wrong; there is no mention of a sprain. D is incorrect because a scar is not described.
4
What does the speaker imply by saying the sky looked ominous but it did not rain?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
B
Explicação:
The speaker notes the sky looked 'ominous' and then clarifies 'but they never brought rain,' implying the clouds seemed threatening but rain did not happen. A is wrong because the storm did not occur. C is wrong because the speaker describes ominous clouds, not clear skies. D is incorrect because there is no mention of unusual heat.
5
What can be inferred about the fireworks display?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
C
Explicação:
The passage says 'There are fireworks over the river, though the display is smaller than many people expect.' This implies people overestimate its size, so C is correct. A is wrong because the speaker says it is smaller than expected, not the largest. B is incorrect because the speaker explicitly says there are fireworks. D is wrong because the fireworks are said to be over the river.
6
Which best matches the meaning of 'panache' as used in the passage?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
B
Explicação:
'Panache' describes how performers move and carry lanterns, suggesting style and flair. So B is correct. A is wrong because panache is the opposite of awkwardness. C is incorrect because panache is not about speed. D is wrong; panache does not mean silence.
7
According to the speaker, who actually started the festival?
Resposta Incorreta
Resposta Correta:
C
Explicação:
The speaker notes 'A misleading story says sailors started the festival, but the real origin is local gardeners.' Therefore C is correct. A is wrong because sailors are part of the misleading story, not the real origin. B is incorrect; tourists are not mentioned as founders. D is wrong; the mayor is not mentioned as the festival's originator.
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