[교재 연계] 토익스피킹 파트 3 논스톱 모의고사

Main Ideas / Concepts Conveyed

• The video is a TOEIC Speaking Part 3 “nonstop” mock test practice set.
• Each prompt follows the same test-timing structure and requires the speaker to give a structured, spoken response (typical of Part 3: short preparation, then an answer).

• The interview questions cover a wide range of everyday topics, including:

  • Personal habits and preferences (music, gym workouts, free time)
  • Consumer choices (headphones, cleaning supplies, cars, TVs/streaming, apps, gyms, vending machines, gifts)
  • Media and entertainment (ebooks, music buying, TV streaming)
  • Home and lifestyle (home improvements, house plants, decorating)
  • Travel and education (travel abroad, university preference)
  • Food and shopping (bakeries, meals during work/school, shop hours and souvenir ideas)
  • Social/community topics (book discussion groups, giving gifts)

Methodology / Instruction-Like Structure

Test Timing (repeated for every question set)

• You will hear a question.
• 3 seconds to prepare.
• 15 seconds to respond for some questions.
• 30 seconds to respond for others (the prompt indicates a longer response time later in the set).

Response Workflow

• Listen to the scenario (e.g., “a British/American/Canadian marketing firm is doing research…”).
• Answer using relevant personal experience/opinions:
  • How often / when was the last time
  • Where you usually do it / best place
  • Why (reasons and comparisons)
  • Preference questions (e.g., smartphone vs. laptop, CDs vs. downloads)

Topic Coverage (What You’re Asked to Discuss)

• Headphones (British firm)

  • How often/where you listen to music
  • Whether you plan to buy new headphones (why/why not)
  • The most important buying factor (sound quality, design, customer service)

• Cleaning supplies (American firm)

  • Frequency and your last purchase
  • Best place to buy and why
  • The most common cleaning task and why

• Cars (telephone conversation with a friend)

  • Difficulty finding parking
  • How you’d begin searching for a car
  • Important factors when buying a car and why

• TV streaming (electronics company)

  • Streaming frequency and programs you like
  • Smartphone vs. laptop preference and why
  • Whether reviews or advertisements influence you

• Ebooks (publishing company)

  • When you last read an ebook and which device you used
  • Ebook convenience vs. paper books
  • Whether libraries should provide ebooks and why

• Mobile apps (Canadian firm)

  • Your last app use and how it helped
  • Importance of reading reviews
  • The most helpful app (weather/map/language translation)

• Gym workouts (American firm)

  • Frequency and duration
  • Typical exercise you do
  • Most important gym decision factor (location, staff, variety of equipment)

• Free time (Canadian firm)

  • Whether you prefer mornings or evenings
  • Whether your activities are similar to 5 years ago
  • One friend vs. several friends

• House plants (lifestyle magazine)

  • Number of plants and where you keep them
  • Buying flowers/plants online
  • Challenges of growing plants indoors

• Vending machines (US firm)

  • How often you buy from them and your last purchase
  • Whether more should exist at school/work
  • What you’d buy most (healthy snacks/coffee/ice cream)

• Bakeries (British firm)

  • Your last visit and who you went with
  • Favorite bakery item and why
  • Other bakery offerings you’d like (toys/sandwiches/coffee/tea)

• Buying music (music distribution company)

  • Your last purchase and the type of music
  • Whether you buy regularly
  • CDs vs. downloading

• Home improvements (American firm)

  • How long you’ve lived in your current home
  • House vs. apartment
  • Which part you’d improve and why
  • Whether you’d hire someone or DIY

• Shops in your area (friend from another country)

  • Typical shop hours
  • A good place to shop for gifts and accessibility
  • Souvenir ideas (cosmetics/coffee mugs/fridge magnets)

• Book discussion groups (marketing firm)

  • Whether you would lead one
  • Whether groups should focus on only one genre/type (fiction/biography)

• Buying gifts (Canadian firm)

  • Your last gift purchase and what it was
  • Giving gift cards
  • Wrapping preferences

• Travel abroad (travel agency)

  • Your last vacation and destination
  • Plans to visit another country within a year
  • Preference for self-planning vs. having someone else plan

• Further education (telephone conversation)

  • Your last class and whether you enjoyed it
  • Preference for large vs. small classes
  • Best local university and reasons

• Eating during work/school (new co-worker/classmate)

  • How you get breakfast
  • Snack/drink habits and reasons
  • A lunch recommendation and why

• Home decorating (British firm)

  • Where you live and how long
  • One thing you would change in your home
  • Your favorite room and why

Speakers / Sources Featured

• TOEIC Speaking interview scenarios / organizations (implied interviewers):

  • British marketing firm (headphones, bakeries, home decorating)
  • American marketing firm (cleaning supplies, cars, TV/streaming, gym workouts, home improvements, etc.)
  • Canadian marketing firm (mobile apps, free time, buying gifts)
  • Electronics company (TV streaming habits)
  • Publishing company (electronic books)
  • Lifestyle magazine (house plants)
  • US marketing firm (vending machines)
  • Music distribution company (buying music)
  • Travel agency (traveling abroad)

• People speaking in the interview context:

  • The test taker (responding to each interviewer prompt)
  • A friend (cars; shops)
  • A friend from another country (shops)
  • A new co-worker or classmate (eating during work/school)
  • A conversation partner considering university/education (education questions)

• No named individuals are provided in the subtitles.