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1. 0:00My name is Hian and I'm your examiner
2. 0:02today. Can you tell me your full name
3. 0:04please?
4. 0:05>> My full name is Lang Auan.
5. 0:08>> Okay. Now, now let's move to part one.
6. 0:10In the first part of the test, I'd like
7. 0:12to ask you a few question about
8. 0:14yourself. Let's talk about what you do.
9. 0:17Do you work or are you a student?
10. 0:20>> I'm working as a freelance teacher. Um,
11. 0:23I primarily offer classes to um, high
12. 0:28school students, but there are also
13. 0:30lessons for younger kids. It's just
14. 0:32that, you know, these are few and far
15. 0:34between.
16. 0:36>> What do you like most about your job?
17. 0:39>> Well, there are certainly many things I
18. 0:41like about it. I mean, um, the pay is
19. 0:44pretty good and, um, I get to teach, you
20. 0:47know, science in English, which is great
21. 0:50because my Vietnamese isn't that great
22. 0:53when it comes to, you know, scientific
23. 0:55concepts. But, um, for me, you know, the
24. 0:58the cherry on top is the fact that, you
25. 1:00know, I get to do, you know, fun
26. 1:02experiments with my students. I mean,
27. 1:05the other day we blew something up which
28. 1:07the kids loved.
29. 1:10What technologies do you use for work?
30. 1:13>> Well, um when it comes to my online
31. 1:17classes, um I use uh Zoom as the ma main
32. 1:21platform. And what's great about Zoom is
33. 1:24that, you know, I can show my students
34. 1:26uh YouTube videos and um engaging
35. 1:30simulations which they really enjoy. Um
36. 1:33I can also host online games on Cahoot
37. 1:37and Blucet but um I'm trying to you know
38. 1:41use these platforms in moderation
39. 1:44because you know my students um tend to
40. 1:47enjoy you know the playing aspect more
41. 1:50than the learning aspect.
42. 1:54>> Okay. So now let's move to social media.
43. 1:56Do you often use social media for
44. 1:58entertainment?
45. 2:00M I would say so. I mean I have um
46. 2:04several apps that um I use to watch
47. 2:07videos. Um I definitely have YouTube
48. 2:11which is good because um I show my
49. 2:14students um experimental procedures and
50. 2:18um I also have Tik Tok but I feel like I
51. 2:22need to do something about you know the
52. 2:24frequency with which I you know view
53. 2:26videos on this particular app because
54. 2:28you know its algorithm is super
55. 2:30effective and u the other day I wanted
56. 2:33to get some work done but you know I
57. 2:35ended up like doom scrolling for hours
58. 2:37on
59. 2:40Uh, which social media apps will you
60. 2:42delete in the future?
61. 2:44>> Well, I'm actually thinking about
62. 2:47removing Tik Tok mostly because of the
63. 2:51fact that it's very addictive, but you
64. 2:54know, I'm trying to build my own page on
65. 2:58that platform. So, you know, this is
66. 3:01something that I'm going to have to
67. 3:02meditate on. Um, I also want to um
68. 3:06delete Facebook mostly because I spend
69. 3:09too much time on it to the point that I
70. 3:12can't really get any work done in the
71. 3:14morning.
72. 3:17>> Okay. So, what types of app do you want
73. 3:19to download?
74. 3:21>> Well, I'm thinking about, you know,
75. 3:23downloading some apps that can help me
76. 3:25enhance my work productivity.
77. 3:29So, um I can't think of a particular
78. 3:32example at the moment, but you know,
79. 3:34there are a few apps out there that help
80. 3:36me to, you know, make lists of the
81. 3:39things that I'm supposed to do in a day.
82. 3:41And I think that they're going to be
83. 3:43very useful for me because at the
84. 3:44moment, my discipline is kind of like on
85. 3:47a slippery slope. Like as I as I've
86. 3:50mentioned the other day, I didn't get
87. 3:52any work done at all. And I think that I
88. 3:54need to get to grips with it.
89. 3:56>> Okay. So, now let's move to flowers. Are
90. 3:59there many flowers where you live?
91. 4:02>> I would say so. Um there is a really
92. 4:05nice park close to um my apartment
93. 4:09building and there are lots of trees
94. 4:12there. So my assumption is that you know
95. 4:14they're going to be like uh there's
96. 4:16going to be like lots of flowers. It's
97. 4:18just that I have never really, you know,
98. 4:19paid attention to um the flowers of
99. 4:22these plants mostly because, you know,
100. 4:24they're too small. But, you know,
101. 4:26they're very fragrant, especially in the
102. 4:28winter.
103. 4:29>> Have you grown any flowers on your own?
104. 4:32>> I don't think so. I mean, like a lot of
105. 4:35people, I don't have green fingers and
106. 4:38um I'm not really good at, you know,
107. 4:40taking care of things other than myself.
108. 4:44Um I do know a thing or two about
109. 4:46growing plants. like you need to make
110. 4:48sure that um they get enough sunlight
111. 4:51and um you might have to use fertilizers
112. 4:54to make sure that they grow healthily.
113. 4:56But um you know that's all I can say
114. 4:58with regard to you know growing flowers.
115. 5:01>> On what occasions do people often give
116. 5:04one another flowers?
117. 5:06Well, I imagine that um flowers can make
118. 5:09good gifts on special occasions like
119. 5:11here in Vietnam, we have u many special
120. 5:14holidays like um um women's day or a
121. 5:20teachers dates. Well, um like I don't
122. 5:23get flowers that often, but uh my female
123. 5:26colleagues tend to receive flowers on
124. 5:29these special days and I can tell that
125. 5:31you know they really like um being given
126. 5:33flowers because you know they tend to
127. 5:36you have a bright smile afterwards.
128. 5:41Okay. So now let's move to part two. In
129. 5:45the uh in this part two I'm going to
130. 5:48give you a topic. You should talk about
131. 5:50it between one and two minutes. Before
132. 5:52that, you have one minute to make some
133. 5:54notes if you want. And here's your
134. 5:57topic. I would like you to describe a
135. 5:59time when you solve something in in the
136. 6:01Skype.
137. 6:03Uh, and your time uh for preparation
138. 6:06start now.
139. 6:18All
140. 6:41right.
141. 7:10Okay, so your time's up.
142. 7:13Uh remember you can speak about this
143. 7:14topic between 1 and 2 minutes. And don't
144. 7:16worry if I stop you. You should start
145. 7:20speaking
146. 7:21now.
147. 7:22>> Okay. I'm going to tell you about a
148. 7:25glorious sunrise that I saw a while ago.
149. 7:29So um many many years ago I was working
150. 7:33for an educational center and you I was
151. 7:36the head of the science department at
152. 7:39the time. Um, but I had a lot on my
153. 7:42plate and I was like working around the
154. 7:45clock getting, you know, projects done.
155. 7:48Uh, but at one point I felt like, you
156. 7:51know, I was running on empty. So I asked
157. 7:55a couple of colleagues of mine to go on
158. 7:58a trip to, you know, Sabah, which is a
159. 8:01very lovely town in the north of
160. 8:03Vietnam. And so we went there and um um
161. 8:08it was um during the winter so it was
162. 8:11very cold um but um you know we actually
163. 8:15planned uh to do a lot of activities. Um
164. 8:18we definitely you know paid a visit to
165. 8:22you know the local market where we
166. 8:24essentially just ate to our hearts
167. 8:26content which was my favorite part. And
168. 8:29then um a colleague of mine suggested
169. 8:31that we should you know go to the
170. 8:33mountains to see you know sunrise and um
171. 8:38initially I didn't want to do it because
172. 8:40like I really uh just wanted to you know
173. 8:43go to Sappa to you know just recharge my
174. 8:46batteries and you know getting up early
175. 8:49in the morning was not exactly you know
176. 8:52something that I would enjoy doing but
177. 8:54you know um my friends uh convinced me
178. 8:58and I decided to, you know, hop on board
179. 9:00anyway. And so, um, early in the morning
180. 9:04at around like 4:00 or something like
181. 9:07that, um, I woke up and, uh, we all went
182. 9:10to the mountains. It was very dark and
183. 9:13slightly foggy, but, uh, we managed to,
184. 9:17you know, make our way to the summit
185. 9:19just in time to see the sunrise. Um, it
186. 9:22was glorious. I mean, it was beautiful.
187. 9:24I'm not quite sure if it was if it was,
188. 9:27you know, the trick of the sun, but um
189. 9:29like the the clouds looked um
190. 9:32psychedelically colorful, which was
191. 9:35>> Okay, so your time is up. Now, let's
192. 9:38move to part three. I'd like to discuss
193. 9:41one or two general question related to
194. 9:44what you've been talking about, which is
195. 9:46a time when you look at the sky.
196. 9:49Uh why may people look up at the sky?
197. 9:53Well, I suppose um there are many
198. 9:55reasons for people to do that, although
199. 9:58it's not something that I would do when
200. 10:01I'm at a loose end. Um first off, I
201. 10:04would say that um a lot of people might
202. 10:07uh look up at the sky when they're on
203. 10:10their break. Um and this is especially
204. 10:12true when it comes to your office
205. 10:14workers who have um you know lots to get
206. 10:18through in a day you know doing
207. 10:20paperwork or IT technicians who have
208. 10:23just you know solved um very difficult
209. 10:26uh technical issues. Um they might you
210. 10:28know just go out for a breath of fresh
211. 10:31air and when they look at the sky they
212. 10:34can sort of you know temporarily take
213. 10:36their mind off work. Um in addition to
214. 10:39that you know sometimes you know there
215. 10:42are special occasions when you can see
216. 10:45like wonderful things at the sky as
217. 10:47well. Like a couple of months ago our
218. 10:50country
219. 10:51um had this um very special anniversary.
220. 10:55Uh it was the 80th anniversary of our um
221. 11:00reunification
222. 11:01and um during that particular time there
223. 11:04were lots of you know airplanes flying
224. 11:06around um bringing our national flag
225. 11:10out. So that was a very lovely sight to
226. 11:12see.
227. 11:14>> Okay. Is there any special meaning
228. 11:17associated with sunset and sunrise?
229. 11:20>> Well um I would say so. I mean I'm not
230. 11:25quite sure what uh people actually think
231. 11:28about it but um in lots of um the uh
232. 11:32literature works that I have read
233. 11:35throughout the years um sunsets often
234. 11:38represent a new beginning whereas um
235. 11:42sorry sunrises um I I think that I
236. 11:45messed up these two words for sunrises
237. 11:48um when people look at them they're
238. 11:50inspired because um they know that um
239. 11:53they have a new day ahead and they you
240. 11:57know can um do great things to you know
241. 11:59improve their work or change their
242. 12:01lives. Um with regard to sunsets, um
243. 12:05sometimes um they they might be
244. 12:08associated with um something negative
245. 12:11because um you know that particular
246. 12:13color that you see when um the sun falls
247. 12:17down um is um in a way saddening but um
248. 12:22a lot of people you know actually um
249. 12:25look at sunsets as um you know just a
250. 12:28beautiful site. I mean the other day um
251. 12:30when I was you know crossing Long Bin
252. 12:33Bridge, there was this um mesmerizing
253. 12:36sunset and lots of people just stopped
254. 12:39to take pictures and lots of these
255. 12:41photos actually went viral on the
256. 12:43internet.
257. 12:46>> Uh is it important to learn about stars
258. 12:48and planets?
259. 12:50Um I would say that um learning about
260. 12:55you know stars and planets along with
261. 12:56you know other celestial bodies can be
262. 12:59an interesting experience but I'm not
263. 13:02quite sure if it's genuinely essential.
264. 13:05I mean you definitely need to know more
265. 13:08about science because like technological
266. 13:11development is taking the world by storm
267. 13:13and um essentially it's the backbone of
268. 13:16all types of development. Um so when you
269. 13:19learn about stars and planets perhaps
270. 13:22you will learn more interesting things
271. 13:26um regarding the technologies that allow
272. 13:28you to make important discoveries
273. 13:31related to you know uh planets and stars
274. 13:35but I wouldn't say that you know it's
275. 13:37absolutely crucial because not all of
276. 13:39the kids will grow up to be you know
277. 13:41astronauts or you know those who you
278. 13:44know want to travel to other parts of
279. 13:46the universe.
280. 13:49What do you think about investing in
281. 13:51space projects?
282. 13:54>> I think that um space projects can
283. 13:58definitely lead to meaningful
284. 14:00development but um I think that you know
285. 14:04governments need to you know keep tabs
286. 14:06on other issues that they are dealing
287. 14:09with as well. I mean, I guess when you
288. 14:12invest in space projects, um, you might
289. 14:15obtain, you know, more advanced
290. 14:17technologies, you can develop superior
291. 14:20materials that can withstand the harsh
292. 14:22conditions in outer space, and you might
293. 14:25be able to discover new ways to harness
294. 14:27renewable energies as well. Um, but then
295. 14:30again, I don't know if, you know, um,
296. 14:34researching space is going to get us
297. 14:37anything. So you know countries really
298. 14:40need to you know keep uh track of you
299. 14:43know their investments and to make sure
300. 14:45that um they can allocate um funds to
301. 14:49you know areas that need support as well
302. 14:51like education or healthcare.
303. 14:55>> Do you think space tourism is feasible?
304. 14:59>> Um
305. 15:01well from my point of view is certainly
306. 15:03within the realm of possibility. I mean
307. 15:07considering our current rate of
308. 15:09technological development um perhaps
309. 15:12somewhere down the line we will be able
310. 15:14to you make space tourism somewhat of a
311. 15:18norm. I'm not quite sure if people are
312. 15:20actually interested in the idea of you
313. 15:22know going to a space station just to
314. 15:26you know see what um you know the
315. 15:28vastness of space outside of the earth
316. 15:31has to offer. But you know from the
317. 15:33videos that I have seen from you know
318. 15:36those who are working at NASA space
319. 15:38stations um well it's quite a sight to
320. 15:41behold and um perhaps you know rich
321. 15:44people will you know jump on board first
322. 15:47and then you know somewhere down the
323. 15:49line this type of um tourism might
324. 15:52become more commercially available for
325. 15:54ordinary individuals as well.
326. 15:58>> Okay. So that's the end of your speaking
327. 16:01test. Thank you.
328. 16:02>> Okay.