Answer the Examiner's Next Question

Tonight is one follow-up, not a full oral mock. The 1184 oral then asks a new question. A memorised video speech usually dies when the examiner changes the angle.

The planned response is not the conversation

The 1184 oral then asks a new question. A memorised video speech usually dies when the examiner changes the angle.

The planned response uses the video. Spoken interaction uses what you just said, or a view your notes never stored. Do not invent official examiner scripts.

Ask one new question after the video answer

Play one short video. Let the student give the planned response. Ask one question that is not in the notes. Pass only if a new sentence appears.

1. Play one short clip with people in it.
2. Let the student speak the planned response. Do not interrupt.
3. Ask one new question, such as "When did you last do that?"
4. Listen for a new sentence. A restart of the notes is a fail.

Do not run a full mock oral. Do not score pronunciation tonight.

Keep, trim, or drop the video script

Pass: trim the notes to a point, a reason, and one real example. Fail once: try a second video tomorrow. Fail twice: drop the paragraph.

Three bullets are not a new speech. If the student cannot name a lived example, the script was covering a hole.

This is not the marks page or the stimulus page

No. The marks page says what the band rewards. The stimulus page chooses video or school passage. Tonight is one follow-up.

iWorld Learning has no named 1184 oral course. Middle School English may host spoken turns. Confirm live terms. No class promises an oral mark.

FAQ

A word bank is not a speech.

Does a word bank count as a spoken-interaction script?

No. Three reusable words or one lived example are tools. A paragraph that must be said in order is a script.

Is this the same as the oral marks page?

No. Marks say what the band rewards. Tonight tests whether one new question gets a new sentence.