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Fließend und selbstbewusst Englisch zu sprechen ist das Ziel vieler Lernender für Reisen, berufliche Zwecke oder soziale Interaktionen. Die Sprechpraxistests von Englischprüfung Lernen helfen Ihnen, Ihre Aussprache, Wortbetonung und Konversationsfähigkeiten zu verbessern. Von formellen Begrüßungen bis hin zur Vervollständigung von Dialogen sind unsere Tests so gestaltet, dass sie reale Gesprächssituationen simulieren. Jede Frage enthält Erklärungen zu Ausspracheregeln oder höflichen Ausdrücken, damit Sie natürlich kommunizieren können. Ob Sie sich auf ein Vorstellungsgespräch, eine Präsentation oder eine Reise ins Ausland vorbereiten – unsere Sprechpraxistests helfen Ihnen, flüssiger und selbstbewusster zu sprechen. Beginnen Sie jetzt mit dem Üben und bringen Sie Ihr gesprochenes Englisch auf neue Höhen!

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Question 1: How should you handle eye contact in a group discussion?

Stare at one person
Avoid eye contact
Connect briefly with multiple people
Look at the floor

Question 2: What should you do if you forget a point during a speech?

Stop speaking completely
Pause and move to the next point
Repeat earlier points
Speak faster to cover it

Question 3: Which practice builds confidence in public speaking?

Avoiding practice
Practicing in front of a mirror
Using complex terms
Speaking rapidly

Question 4: What is the benefit of practicing tongue twisters?

They increase speaking speed
They improve pronunciation
They teach vocabulary
They simplify grammar

Question 5: Which action shows active listening in a conversation?

Interrupting often
Nodding and responding appropriately
Checking your phone
Changing topics quickly

Question 6: Which strategy engages an audience during a speech?

Speak monotonously
Use rhetorical questions
Avoid eye contact
Use long sentences

Question 7: What is an effective way to prepare for a speech?

Avoid practicing
Memorize the entire speech
Use an outline for practice
Ignore the audience

Question 8: What is the role of body language in communication?

It replaces spoken words
It enhances the message
It confuses the audience
It is irrelevant

Question 9: What is a key element of engaging storytelling in speeches?

Using jargon
Including vivid descriptions
Speaking monotonously
Avoiding pauses

Question 10: What does "intonation" mean in speaking?

The speed of speech
The variation in pitch
The volume of voice
The word choice

Question 11: Why are pauses effective in a speech?

They confuse the audience
They emphasize key points
They speed up the speech
They reduce clarity

Question 12: Which strategy helps reduce nervousness in speaking?

Speak faster
Practice deep breathing
Skip preparation
Use complex terms

Question 13: What are "filler words" in speaking?

Words that emphasize points
Words like "um" or "like"
Complex vocabulary
Transition words

Question 14: What is the purpose of asking questions in a conversation?

To control the discussion
To show interest and engage
To confuse the speaker
To end the conversation

Question 15: Which practice improves fluency in spoken English?

Avoiding speaking
Repeating common phrases
Using complex sentences
Memorizing texts

Question 16: Which practice enhances clarity in spoken English?

Mumbling words
Pronouncing words clearly
Speaking rapidly
Using slang

Question 17: What is the best way to improve English pronunciation?

Study grammar rules
Practice with native speakers
Read silently
Write essays

Question 18: What is the purpose of gestures in a presentation?

To distract the audience
To reinforce the message
To replace words
To confuse the message

Question 19: How should you adjust your speaking pace for better clarity?

Speak very fast
Maintain a moderate pace
Speak very slowly
Vary pace randomly

Question 20: What is a common mistake to avoid in group discussions?

Listening attentively
Dominating the conversation
Asking relevant questions
Summarizing ideas