New toefl speaking questions

Here are some new TOEFL speaking questions, along with some tips to help you prepare:

Speaking Question 1:

Some people prefer to spend their free time outdoors, while others prefer to stay indoors. Which do you prefer and why?

Tips:

• Start by stating your preference (outdoors or indoors).
• Explain why you prefer that option (e.g., you enjoy nature, you like to stay active, etc.).
• Provide a specific example to support your answer (e.g., a time when you went hiking or a favorite indoor activity).

Speaking Question 2:

What do you think is the most important quality for a leader to have? Why?

Tips:

• Start by stating your answer (e.g., honesty, integrity, etc.).
• Explain why you think that quality is important (e.g., it builds trust, it inspires confidence, etc.).
• Provide a specific example to support your answer (e.g., a leader who demonstrated that quality).

Speaking Question 3:

Imagine you are planning a trip to a country where you have never been before. What would you like to do and see during your trip?

Tips:

• Start by describing the country you would like to visit (e.g., its culture, history, etc.).
• Explain what you would like to do during your trip (e.g., visit famous landmarks, try local food, etc.).
• Provide a specific example to support your answer (e.g., a particular attraction you would like to visit).

Speaking Question 4:

Some people believe that technology has made our lives easier, while others think it has made them more complicated. Which do you agree with and why?

Tips:

• Start by stating your agreement (e.g., technology has made our lives easier).
• Explain why you agree with that statement (e.g., it has made communication easier, it has made tasks more efficient, etc.).
• Provide a specific example to support your answer (e.g., a time when technology made your life easier).

Speaking Question 5:

What do you think is the most significant challenge facing your community or society today? Why?

Tips:

• Start by stating your answer (e.g., poverty, climate change, etc.).
• Explain why you think that challenge is significant (e.g., it affects many people, it has long-term consequences, etc.).
• Provide a specific example to support your answer (e.g., a recent event or issue that highlights the challenge).

Additional Tips:

• Practice speaking in front of a mirror or with a friend to get comfortable with speaking in English.
• Use specific examples and details to support your answers.
• Try to speak clearly and at a moderate pace.
• Don't worry too much about grammar or vocabulary mistakes - focus on getting your ideas across.

Remember, the key to success in the TOEFL speaking test is to be prepared and to practice, practice, practice!