B1 · Speaking · Test 13
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B1 Speaking Test 13 — Workload planning, a support programme, and evening routines
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What you will practise
Balancing work, study and health
Focus: Several time constraints, differing advice and links between two sources.
What this test contains
Complete all three tasks: answer interview questions about workload planning, form four questions about missing support-programme information, and compare two evening routines. Speak in complete, connected sentences and create a realistic plan using every work, course, travel, deadline, and sleep condition. Total duration: 10–15 minutes.
Task 1: Interview — Planning workload and rest
Intervija — Slodzes un atpūtas plānošana
Answer the examiner’s ten questions in complete, connected sentences. Give specific examples and explain a cause, result, or constraint. There is no preparation time.
Task 2: Missing information — Balance support programme
Trūkstošā informācija — Līdzsvara atbalsta programma
Read the notice about a support programme. Four pieces of information are missing. During preparation, form one complete open question about each point. Do not use the word “vai” in the questions.
Task 3: Comparing two evening routines
20 pointsDivu vakara režīmu salīdzinājums
Study both images; preparation time is two to three minutes. Describe only visible facts and compare continuous study after work with a planned active break. Then use the work, course, travel, deadline, and sleep conditions below to create a realistic plan for Liene. Do not infer an exact time, relationships, or wellbeing from the images. Also answer two follow-up questions.
Source and editorial status
This is independently created B1 practice material, not an official or previously used examination paper.
VIAA examination programme pageExam format checked on August 21, 2026