[모범답안] 26년 8월 3주차 토익스피킹 모의고사 — 레벨 6·7 답변

토익스피킹 실전 모의고사 한 세트(11문항)를 같은 문제에 대해 레벨 6 답변과 레벨 7 답변으로 정리했어요. 레벨 6과 7을 가르는 건 대개 "질문을 끝까지, 이유와 예시까지 채워 답했느냐"예요. 지문 읽기는 끊어 읽기·강세를, 자료 문항은 실제 자료표를 함께 실었어요. 아래 답변은 AI가 각 레벨 수준으로 생성한 예시라, 내 경험으로 바꿔 말하는 게 가장 좋아요.

🎧 먼저 영상으로 풀어보기 → 유튜브 실전 모의고사 영상 (11문항, 실제 준비·답변 시간) ▶ (같은 문제예요. 직접 답해본 뒤 아래 답변과 비교해 보세요.)

📖 레벨 기준이 궁금하면 → 토익스피킹 레벨 6·7 점수 기준과 차이

Q1–2 지문 읽기

Q1

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끊어 읽기·강세 ( / 는 쉬는 곳, 굵은 글씨는 힘줘 읽는 말)

Are you tired of spending hours cleaning your home? / Sparkling Clean Services is here to help. / Our trained professionals use eco-friendly products / to leave every room spotless, / from kitchens to bathrooms. / We offer weekly, biweekly, and one-time deep-cleaning packages / to fit any schedule. / Call us today for a free estimate, / and enjoy a cleaner home without lifting a finger.

발음 주의

• eco-friendly — '에코'에 강세를 두고, 두 단어를 이어서 '에코-프렌들리'로 자연스럽게 연결해 발음하세요.
• biweekly — '바이'에 1차 강세, '위클리'에 2차 강세를 두어 '바이-위클리'로 또렷하게 발음하세요.
• spotless — '스팟'에 강하게 강세를 두고, '-less'는 약하게 줄여서 '스팟-lis'처럼 발음하세요.
• estimate — 명사이므로 첫 음절 '에스'에 강세를 두어 '에스-티-밋'으로 발음하세요 (동사 '에스-티-메이트'와 혼동 주의).
• lifting a finger — 관용구이므로 '리프팅'과 '핑거'에 강세를 두고, 'a'는 약하게 '어'로 흘려 말하세요.

Q2

Good morning, and welcome to Capital Business Hour, your source for the latest in local and regional economic news. Today, we'll hear from three industry leaders about rising energy costs, changes in the housing market, and new small-business lending programs. Stay with us for in-depth interviews, expert analysis, and your chance to call in with questions. We'll be right back after this short break.

끊어 읽기·강세 ( / 는 쉬는 곳, 굵은 글씨는 힘줘 읽는 말)

Good morning, / and welcome to Capital Business Hour, / your source for the latest in local and regional economic news. / Today, / we'll hear from three industry leaders / about rising energy costs, / changes in the housing market, / and new small-business lending programs. / Stay with us / for in-depth interviews, / expert analysis, / and your chance to call in with questions. / We'll be right back / after this short break.

발음 주의

• Capital Business Hour — 'CAP-i-tal', 'BIZ-ness', 'HOUR' 각 단어의 첫 음절에 강세를 두고, 세 단어를 하나의 고유명사처럼 이어서 읽으세요.
• rising energy costs / changes in the housing market — 나열 항목(costs, market, programs)은 마지막 항목 전에 살짝 올렸다가 마지막에서 내리는 억양 패턴을 사용하세요.
• in-depth — 'IN-depth'로 앞 음절에 강세를 두고, /θ/ 발음은 혀끝을 윗니에 살짝 대고 바람을 내보내세요 (한국어 'ㄷ'으로 대체하지 않도록 주의).
• call in — 'call'의 /ɔː/ 발음은 입을 크게 열고 길게 발음하며, 'in'은 약하게 연음하여 '콜-인'처럼 자연스럽게 이어 읽으세요.
• We'll be right back after this short break — 방송 마무리 문장이므로 'right BACK'과 'short BREAK'에 강세를 두고, 전체 억양을 자신감 있게 내리며 끝내세요.

Q3–4 사진 묘사

Q3

Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, I can see a female doctor wearing a white coat. She is standing next to a patient who is sitting on an examination table. The doctor is looking at a tablet computer, maybe checking some results. Behind them, there is an anatomy chart on the wall and some medical instruments on a small tray.

외울 표현

• examination table — 진찰대, 검진용 침대
• anatomy chart — 해부학 차트, 인체 구조도

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, a female doctor wearing a white coat is standing next to a patient who is sitting on an examination table. She is holding a tablet computer and appears to be reviewing some medical results with the patient. The clinic room looks very bright and clean. In the background, I can see a wall-mounted anatomy chart and a small tray with medical instruments on it.

외울 표현

• appears to be reviewing — 검토하고 있는 것처럼 보이다
• wall-mounted — 벽에 부착된

Q4

Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, I can see two construction workers. They are standing on a scaffolding, uh, very high above the street. Both are wearing yellow hard hats and reflective vests. One man is holding blueprints, and the other is pointing up at the building structure.

외울 표현

• reflective vest — 반사 조끼 (안전 조끼)
• pointing up at — ~을 향해 위를 가리키다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, two construction workers are standing on a scaffolding platform high above a city street. Both are wearing yellow hard hats and reflective safety vests, which tells me they are following strict safety regulations. One worker is holding open a set of blueprints, while the other is pointing toward the upper framework of the building under construction. They appear to be discussing the next phase of the project together.

외울 표현

• following strict safety regulations — 엄격한 안전 규정을 따르다
• under construction — 공사 중인, 건설 중인

Q5–7 질문에 답하기

Q5

Hi, I'm conducting a quick survey about coffee shops. First, how often do you visit a coffee shop, and do you usually go alone or with other people?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

Um, I visit coffee shop maybe two or three times a week. I usually go with my friends, but sometimes alone.

외울 표현

• two or three times a week — 일주일에 두세 번
• sometimes alone — 가끔 혼자

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I visit coffee shops about three or four times a week. I usually go with coworkers during lunch break, but sometimes I stop by alone in the morning to grab a coffee before work.

외울 표현

• stop by — 잠깐 들르다
• grab a coffee — 커피를 (빠르게) 사다/마시다

Q6

Thanks! When you're at a coffee shop, what do you usually order — just a drink, or do you also get something to eat?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

Um, I usually just order a drink, like latte or americano. Sometimes I also get a muffin if I am hungry.

외울 표현

• just order a drink — 음료만 주문하다
• if I am hungry — 배가 고프면

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I usually order both — a latte and a small snack like a muffin or sandwich. Having something to eat helps me focus, especially when I'm working or studying at the café.

외울 표현

• having something to eat — 뭔가를 먹는 것
• helps me focus — 집중하는 데 도움이 된다

Q7

One more question — do you prefer a large, busy coffee shop or a small, quiet one? Please explain why you prefer that type and give some specific reasons.

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

I prefer small and quiet coffee shop. Because I can concentrate on my work or studying there. In busy place, there is too much noise and I feel stress. So quiet place is better for me. Also, I can relax more comfortably in small coffee shop.

외울 표현

• concentrate on — ~에 집중하다
• feel stress — 스트레스를 받다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I personally prefer a small, quiet coffee shop. The main reason is that I can focus much better in a calm environment. For example, when I need to review reports or prepare for meetings, a noisy place makes it really hard to concentrate. A smaller shop also feels more comfortable and relaxed. I think the atmosphere helps me recharge after a long workday. So for me, quiet is definitely more important than a lively crowd.

외울 표현

• recharge after a long workday — 긴 업무일 후 재충전하다
• makes it really hard to concentrate — 집중하기 정말 어렵게 만들다

Q8–10 자료 보고 답하기

Q8

제공 자료

Riverside Community Center — Room 204
Fundamentals of Digital Photography Workshop
Date: Saturday
Registration opens: 9:00 A.M.
Session 1 — Introduction to Camera Settings: 9:30 A.M. (Instructor: Marcus Webb)
Session 2 — Lighting Techniques: 11:00 A.M. (Instructor: Dana Lim)
Lunch Break: 12:30 P.M.
Session 3 — Editing and Post-Processing: 1:30 P.M. (Instructor: Marcus Webb)
Participation Fee: $45 per person
Registration Deadline: Thursday by 5:00 P.M. — no walk-ins accepted

Hi, I received the flyer about the photography workshop but I misplaced it. Can you tell me where the event is being held and what time it starts?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

Sure! The event is held at Riverside Community Center, Room 204. And it starts at... 9:30 A.M. on Saturday.

외울 표현

• is held at — ~에서 개최되다
• starts at — ~에 시작하다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

Sure! The workshop is being held at Riverside Community Center, Room 204. Registration opens at 9:00 A.M., and the first session starts at 9:30 A.M. on Saturday.

외울 표현

• is being held at — ~에서 개최됩니다
• registration opens at — 등록이 ~시에 시작됩니다

Q9

I'm interested in the lighting session specifically. Who is teaching it, and what time does it begin?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

The lighting session is taught by Dana Lim. Um, it starts at 11:00 A.M. So Dana Lim is the instructor.

외울 표현

• is taught by — ~에 의해 가르쳐지다 (수동태)
• starts at — ~에 시작하다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

The lighting session is taught by Dana Lim, and it begins at 11:00 A.M. So if you're interested specifically in that session, make sure you arrive before then.

외울 표현

• specifically in that session — 특히 그 세션에 관심이 있다면
• make sure you arrive — 반드시 도착하다

Q10

A colleague told me that you can just show up on the day of the workshop without registering beforehand. Could you give me all the details about the registration process, including any fees and deadlines I should know about?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

Actually, your colleague is not correct. Walk-ins are not accepted, so you must register before the workshop. The deadline is Thursday by 5:00 P.M. And the fee is $45 per person. So please make sure to register before that deadline.

외울 표현

• walk-ins are not accepted — 사전 등록 없이 당일 참가는 불가
• make sure to — 반드시 ~하다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

Actually, your colleague's information is incorrect. Walk-ins are not accepted, so you must register in advance. The registration deadline is this Thursday by 5:00 P.M., and registration opens on the day of the workshop at 9:00 A.M. The participation fee is $45 per person. I'd strongly recommend registering before Thursday to secure your spot, since late registration is simply not an option.

외울 표현

• in advance — 미리, 사전에
• secure your spot — 자리를 확보하다

Q11 의견 제시

Q11

Some people believe that students learn more effectively when they study subjects they choose themselves, rather than following a fixed curriculum set by their school. Do you agree or disagree with this view? Give specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

I agree with this view. When students choose their own subjects, I think they feel more motivated to study. For example, I was not interested in history class in school, so I did not study hard. But when I chose to learn English by myself, I practiced every day because I really wanted to improve. So I think interest is very important for learning. Of course, some basic subjects are necessary. But if students can choose more freely, they will study harder and remember things better. So I agree that choice helps students learn more effectively.

외울 표현

• feel motivated to study — 공부할 의욕을 느끼다
• learn more effectively — 더 효과적으로 배우다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I agree that students learn more effectively when they study subjects they choose themselves. When students have the freedom to select their own topics, they feel more motivated and engaged in the learning process. For example, I had a friend in university who struggled with required courses but performed excellently once she enrolled in elective classes related to her passion for design. She spent extra hours studying without anyone forcing her. On the other hand, a fixed curriculum sometimes covers subjects students find completely irrelevant, which can reduce their concentration and effort. Of course, some core subjects like math and language are necessary for everyone. However, overall, giving students more control over their education leads to deeper understanding and better long-term results. Therefore, I believe student choice plays a crucial role in effective learning.

외울 표현

• feel motivated and engaged — 동기부여되고 몰입감을 느끼다
• plays a crucial role in — ~에 중요한 역할을 하다

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