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Practice for the English évaluation ponctuelle orale sat by candidats individuels (private candidates) for the baccalauréat. Students at school are assessed through contrôle continu and have no terminal language oral. After 10 minutes of preparation, the candidate chooses one of two cultural axes, explains for up to 5 minutes which of two quotations best illustrates it, then answers wider questions (10 minutes in total). Practice prompts are independently authored.
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Exam System
Baccalaureat General
Language
English
Total Speaking Time
11 minutes
Supported Tasks
2 tasks
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Baccalaureat English Oral Speaking practice answers
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What you will practise
Oral presentation
Duration: 5 minutes
•Choose one of the two cultural axes proposed by the examiner
•Explain which of the two quotations best illustrates the chosen axis, and why
•Speak for up to 5 minutes with an introduction, developed points and a conclusion
Weight: 50%
Examiner interaction
Duration: 5 minutes
•Answer the examiner’s questions on the chosen axis directly
•Talk about the work done on the axis: documents, works and examples studied
•Sustain a spontaneous exchange in the target language
Weight: 50%
High-Frequency Topics
Oral communication & spontaneity
Presentation and justification
Language and cultural themes
Listening under pressure
Introduction
Personal profile and everyday communication
Education and study or work pathways
Travel, culture, and social interaction
Technology, media, and current affairs
Common preparation mistakes
- !Too much repetition and little progression in argument.
- !Not answering follow-up questions directly before adding extras.
- !Weak linking between presentation and examiner probe.
- !Overly broad examples that do not support the prompt.
- !Limited topic-specific vocabulary reduces clarity.
- !Inconsistent tense control when narrating past and future events.
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