Speaking-Part 1

Question 1: Where is your hometown?
My hometown is Amman, a vibrant city nestled a part of Jordan, It's known for its rich history and stunning agriculture, like the rainbow street with its colorful buildings. I've lived there for the most of my life, and I love how it mix tradition with modern development. 

Why Band 7?: Uses descriptive vocabulary (“vibrant,” “stunning”), provides specific details, and maintains fluency with a clear structure.

Question 2: What do you like about your hometown? 

What I enjoy most about Amman is its cultural heritage. There are beautiful palaces and forts, Like Al-Hussein palace, which attract tourists from all over. Also, the local food from spicy, Italy, Mexican, and different parts of world are amazing.  The traffic can be a bit chaotic, but it's part of the city. 

Why Band 7?: Includes a range of vocabulary (“heritage,” “chaotic”), uses complex sentences, and balances positive and negative aspects for depth.

Question 3: Would you like to live in your hometown in the future? 

Honestly, I'm not sure. While I love Amman for its culture and warmth, I'd probably to move to a another city looking for better job opportunities and cozy place. 

Why Band 7?: Shows fluency, uses conditional language (“I’d probably”), and provides a reasoned response with personal reflection.

Question 4: What is a famous place in your hometown? 

One famous spot is Petra, on of the most beautiful places on the area. It's a must- visit for tourists and locals alike because of stunning views. I've been there several times\, but it never fall to impress. 

Why Band 7?: Balances positives and negatives, uses topic-specific vocabulary (“lively,” “overwhelming”), and employs complex sentences for depth.

Question 1: Do you work or study? 

 I recently graduated with a degree in Physics from Yarmouk University. It's demanding course, but I enjoy learning about atoms and how the universe work. My thesis focus on synthesizing nano-particles and study the physical and chemical properties. I work as part-time as a research assistant in a biomedical lab to support my research side and prepare for my Phd studying. 

Why Band 7?: Uses topic-specific vocabulary (“atoms,” “synthesizing”), demonstrates grammatical range, and connects ideas logically.

Question 2 : Why did you choose this subject/job? 

I chose Physics because I've always been fascinated by the mystery phenomena  in this world and how it shape our world. For example, Quantum Mechanics describe how the world works in the atomic view. I also think it's a field with great career prospects. 

Why Band 7?: Provides clear reasoning, uses examples to expand the answer, and employs a range of vocabulary and structures.

Question 3: What is the most interesting part of your studies/work? 

The most interesting part of my major is working with many groups. For instance, modern chips are now use quantum field in their industries and made what called "Quantum Computing".

Why Band 7?: Includes specific details, uses appropriate adjectives (“modern ,” “industries ”), and maintains fluency with a personal example.

Question 1: What do you do in your free time ? 

In my free time, I enjoy reding novel, especially thrillers, because they keep me hooked. I also like going for a walk in the park near my house, it's a great way to relax and clear my mind. Sometimes, I try backing, but still learning. 

Why Band 7?: Uses varied vocabulary (“hooked,” “occasionally”), employs a range of sentence types, and provides a well-rounded response.

Question 2: Have your hobbies change over the years? 

Yes, quite bit. When I was younger, I used to spend hours playing video games, but now I'm more into reading and outdoor activities. I think as I've grown older. I've started to value activities that more calming. 

Why Band 7?: Shows reflection, uses comparative language (“more into”), and maintains coherence with a clear progression of ideas.

Question 3: Do you prefer to spend your free time alone or with others? 

It depends on my mood, to be honest. I enjoy spending time alone when I'm reading or working in personal project because it helps me focus. But I also have hanging out with friends for a movie night or chat. 

Why Band 7?: Demonstrates flexibility in response, uses conditional phrases (“it depends”), and connects ideas smoothly.

Question 4: Do you prefer indoor or outdoor activities?

It depends on the day, but I lean toward outdoor activities. For example, hiking or cycling gives me a sense of freedom and keeps me active. That said, I also enjoy indoor activities like reading when I want some quiet time to recharge.  

Why Band 7?: Balances both preferences, uses idiomatic phrases (“sense of freedom”), and demonstrates fluency.

Question 1: Describe your daily routine.

My day usually starts around 9 a.m. with a quick breakfast and some coffee. I attend university classes in the morning, which are mostly lectures or group projects. After lunch, I spend a few hours studying or working on assignments. In the evening, I like to unwind by watching a series or catching up with friends.

Why Band 7?: Provides a clear sequence, uses time expressions (“in the morning,” “after lunch”), and includes varied vocabulary.

Question 2: Is there anything you’d like to change about your routine?

I’d probably like to wake up earlier to fit in some exercise, like jogging, because I think it would boost my energy levels. Right now, my mornings are a bit rushed, so having extra time would make my day more productive.

Why Band 7?: Uses hypothetical language (“I’d probably”), shows self-awareness, and provides a reasoned suggestion for change.

Question 3: Do you prefer a fixed or flexible routine?

I lean toward a flexible routine. While I like having a general plan for my studies and work, I find it refreshing to have some spontaneity, like deciding to meet friends or try a new activity. A rigid schedule can feel a bit restrictive for me.

Why Band 7?: Expresses a clear preference, uses synonyms (“spontaneity,” “restrictive”), and maintains fluency with a personal perspective.

Question 4: Do you like to plan your day or be spontaneous?

I prefer a bit of both. Having a rough plan for my studies and tasks keeps me on track, but I like leaving room for spontaneity, like grabbing coffee with a friend or trying a new activity. Too much planning can feel restrictive.  

Why Band 7?: Shows a balanced perspective, uses synonyms (“spontaneity,” “restrictive”), and maintains a natural tone.

Question 1: What kind of food do you like?

I’m a big fan of Italian food, especially pasta dishes like carbonara or lasagna, because they’re so flavorful. I also enjoy spicy Indian street food, like pani puri, for a quick snack. I’m always open to trying new cuisines, though!

Why Band 7?: Uses specific examples, employs descriptive adjectives (“flavorful”), and shows enthusiasm with varied sentence structures.

Question 2: Do you prefer eating at home or eating out?

I’d say eating at home is better most of the time because it’s healthier and I can customize my meals. That said, I love eating out occasionally, especially at local restaurants, as it’s a chance to try something new and enjoy the atmosphere.

Why Band 7?: Balances both options, uses comparative language (“healthier”), and provides reasoning with fluency.

Question 3: Have your food preferences changed over time?

Definitely. As a kid, I was quite picky and stuck to simple foods like fries or pizza. Now, I’m much more adventurous and enjoy experimenting with different flavors, like sushi or spicy Thai curries. I think traveling and trying new dishes has influenced me a lot.

Why Band 7?: Shows reflection, uses past-to-present comparison, and includes a range of vocabulary (“adventurous,” “influenced”).

Question 1: How often do you use technology?

I use technology pretty much every day. For example, I rely on my laptop for studying and my phone for staying connected with friends or browsing social media. It’s hard to imagine life without it, though I try to take breaks to avoid screen fatigue.

Why Band 7?: Provides specific examples, uses idiomatic expressions (“screen fatigue”), and maintains a natural flow.

Question 2: What do you use the internet for?

I use the internet for a variety of things. Mainly, it’s for my studies, like researching articles or watching tutorials. I also use it for entertainment, such as streaming movies or listening to music. Plus, it’s great for keeping in touch with friends through messaging apps.

Why Band 7?: Lists multiple uses, employs varied vocabulary (“researching,” “streaming”), and uses cohesive linking (“plus”).

Question 3: Do you think technology has changed people’s lives?

Absolutely, it’s transformed how we live. For instance, online learning has made education more accessible, and apps like video calls let us connect globally. However, it can be a double-edged sword, as some people become too dependent on their devices.

Why Band 7?: Uses complex ideas (“double-edged sword”), provides balanced views, and demonstrates fluency with examples.

Question 4: How important is technology in your life? 

Technology is a big part of my life. I use my laptop for studying and my phone for everything from messaging friends to navigating the city. It’s incredibly convenient, though I try to limit screen time to avoid feeling overwhelmed.  

Why Band 7?: Provides specific uses, uses idiomatic expressions (“screen time”), and maintains fluency with a balanced view.