[모범답안] 26년 9월 1주차 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.

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

Q1–2 지문 읽기

Q1

Good morning, commuters. Expect significant delays on the northbound expressway this morning due to a multi-vehicle accident near Exit 14. All three lanes are currently blocked, and traffic is backing up for approximately six miles. Drivers are strongly advised to use alternate routes, including Route 9 and the Riverside Bypass. Allow extra travel time, and stay tuned for further updates.

끊어 읽기·강세 ( / 는 쉬는 곳, 굵은 글씨는 힘줘 읽는 말)

Good morning, / commuters. / Expect significant delays / on the northbound expressway / this morning / due to a multi-vehicle accident / near Exit 14. / All three lanes / are currently blocked, / and traffic is backing up / for approximately six miles. / Drivers are strongly advised / to use alternate routes, / including Route 9 / and the Riverside Bypass. / Allow extra travel time, / and stay tuned / for further updates.

발음 주의

• commuters — '커-뮤-터즈'로 발음하며, 첫 음절 'com-'에 강세를 두세요. 끝의 '-ers'는 약하게 처리합니다.
• northbound — '노스-바운드'로 발음하며, 'north-'에 강세를 두세요. 한국어에 없는 'th' 발음은 혀끝을 윗니에 살짝 대고 바람을 내보내세요.
• multi-vehicle — '멀티-비-이클'로 발음하며, 'mul-'과 've-'에 각각 강세를 두세요. '-hicle'의 'h'는 묵음에 가깝게 약하게 발음합니다.
• approximately — '어-프록-씨-밋-리'로 발음하며, 두 번째 음절 'prox-'에 강세를 두세요. 길고 복잡한 단어이므로 천천히 또렷하게 읽으세요.
• alternate routes — '올-터-닛 루츠'로 발음하며, 'al-'과 'routes'에 강세를 두세요. 'routes'는 '라우츠'가 아닌 '루츠'로 발음하는 것이 표준입니다.
• stay tuned — '스테이 튜-은드'로 발음하며, 두 단어 모두 강하게 읽으세요. 관용 표현으로 방송에서 자주 쓰이므로 자연스럽게 이어서 발음합니다.

Q2

Attention, guests. The Harborview Community Center will be closed for scheduled maintenance this Saturday and Sunday. All fitness classes, swimming sessions, and meeting room bookings during those two days have been canceled. Members who reserved facilities for the weekend will receive a full refund within five business days. We apologize for the inconvenience and look forward to welcoming you back on Monday morning.

끊어 읽기·강세 ( / 는 쉬는 곳, 굵은 글씨는 힘줘 읽는 말)

Attention, / guests. / The Harborview Community Center / will be closed / for scheduled maintenance / this Saturday and Sunday. / All fitness classes, / swimming sessions, / and meeting room bookings / during those two days / have been canceled. / Members who reserved facilities / for the weekend / will receive a full refund / within five business days. / We apologize for the inconvenience / and look forward to welcoming you back / on Monday morning.

발음 주의

• scheduled — '스케줄드'가 아니라 '스케줄드'(2음절) — 미국식은 /ˈskɛdʒ.uld/, 'd'를 명확히 발음하되 끝을 흐리지 마세요.
• canceled / refund / apologize — 문장에서 가장 중요한 정보(취소·환불·사과)이므로 이 단어들을 가장 높고 길게 강조하세요.
• look forward to welcoming — 'look forward to'는 빠르게 이어 읽고, 'welcoming'에 강세를 두어 긍정적 마무리 느낌을 살리세요.

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 woman... she is wearing a navy uniform, so I think she is a check-in agent. She is handing a boarding pass and passport to a man. The man is smiling and has a suitcase next to him. Behind them, there are some departure screens on the wall.

외울 표현

• handing something to someone — ~에게 ~을 건네주다
• next to him — 그의 옆에

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, I can see an airport check-in area. A female airline agent wearing a navy uniform is handing a boarding pass and passport back to a male traveler. The traveler is smiling, which suggests the check-in process went smoothly. He has a rolling suitcase beside him, so he is probably about to check his luggage. In the background, departure screens are visible on the wall.

외울 표현

• went smoothly — 순조롭게 진행되었다
• in the background — 배경에, 뒤쪽에

Q4

Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, I can see two women and one man. They are sitting around a small table in... I think it's an airport. Behind them there is big windows and you can see airplanes outside. One woman is looking at a paper map, and the other people are holding drinks. Also there are bags near their feet.

외울 표현

• looking at a map — 지도를 보다
• near their feet — 발 근처에, 발치에

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

In this picture, two women and a man are sitting around a small table in what appears to be an airport departure lounge. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are visible in the background, and you can clearly see planes on the tarmac outside. One woman is looking at a paper map, probably planning their route, while the other two people are holding beverages. There are also carry-on bags placed at their feet.

외울 표현

• floor-to-ceiling windows — 바닥부터 천장까지 이어지는 창문
• departure lounge — 출발 대기실 (공항 탑승 대기 구역)

Q5–7 질문에 답하기

Q5

Hi, I'm doing a quick survey about travel habits. First, how often do you travel for leisure — once a year, a few times a year, or more frequently? And second, do you usually prefer to travel alone or with other people?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

I travel maybe two or three times a year. Um, I usually prefer to travel with other people, like friends or family.

외울 표현

• two or three times a year — 1년에 두세 번
• I usually prefer to — 나는 보통 ~을 선호한다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I travel for leisure a few times a year. I usually prefer traveling with other people, like close friends, because sharing experiences makes the trip much more enjoyable and memorable.

외울 표현

• a few times a year — 1년에 몇 번
• sharing experiences — 경험을 함께 나누는 것

Q6

That's interesting. When you're planning a trip, where do you usually look for information — do you rely on travel websites, ask friends and family, or use some other method?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

Um, I usually check travel websites, like, to find information. Also sometimes I ask my friends because they give honest opinions.

외울 표현

• find information — 정보를 찾다
• honest opinions — 솔직한 의견

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I usually rely on travel websites like TripAdvisor to check reviews and compare prices. But I also ask friends for personal tips, since they often share hidden spots that websites miss.

외울 표현

• rely on — ~에 의존하다
• hidden spots — 숨겨진 명소

Q7

Some people like to plan every detail of a trip well in advance, while others prefer to be spontaneous and decide things as they go. Which approach do you prefer, and why?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

I prefer to plan every detail before the trip. Because, um, if I don't plan, I feel very stress and confused. For example, booking hotel and transport in advance saves time and money. So I think planning is better for me.

외울 표현

• in advance — 미리, 사전에
• saves time and money — 시간과 돈을 절약하다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I prefer to plan every detail of a trip well in advance. When everything is organized ahead of time, I can avoid unnecessary stress and make the most of my time. For example, before my trip to Tokyo last year, I booked hotels and made restaurant reservations in advance, so I never wasted time figuring things out on the spot. Overall, planning makes travel much more enjoyable.

외울 표현

• make the most of — 최대한 활용하다
• on the spot — 즉석에서, 그 자리에서

Q8–10 자료 보고 답하기

Q8

제공 자료

TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP — SPRING SESSION
Venue: Westfield Arts Center, Room 204
Date: Saturday, March 15, 2026
Session 1 (Outdoor Shooting Basics): 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM, led by Marco Rivera
Session 2 (Editing on the Go): 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM, led by Yuna Choi
Session 3 (Portfolio Review & Q&A): 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM, led by Marco Rivera
Registration Fee: $75 per person (includes printed workbook)
Registration Deadline: March 10, 2026 — no late registrations accepted

Hi, I'm interested in the travel photography workshop. Can you tell me where it's being held and what time it starts on the first day?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

It's held at Westfield Arts Center, Room 204. And, um, it starts at 9 AM on that day.

외울 표현

• it's held at — ~에서 개최됩니다
• starts at — ~에 시작합니다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

The workshop is being held at Westfield Arts Center, Room 204. It starts at 9:00 AM with the Outdoor Shooting Basics session, led by Marco Rivera.

외울 표현

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

Q9

I see there are a couple of different sessions. Who is leading the editing session in the afternoon, and is there any material included with the registration fee?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

The editing session is led by Yuna Choi. And yes, a printed workbook is included with the registration fee.

외울 표현

• led by — ~가 진행하는 / ~가 이끄는
• included with — ~에 포함된

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

The editing session is led by Yuna Choi. As for materials, yes, a printed workbook is included with the registration fee of seventy-five dollars per person.

외울 표현

• as for — ~에 관해서는
• included with — ~에 포함된

Q10

A colleague told me she thought the workshop ran all the way through the evening and that you could register right up until the day of the event. Can you look at the information and give me all the details about the schedule and the registration deadline so I can let her know what's correct?

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

Sure, so actually the workshop ends at 4:30 PM, not in the evening. There are three sessions, and the last one finishes at 4:30. And for registration, you cannot register on the day — the deadline is March 10, five days before the event.

외울 표현

• not in the evening — 저녁까지 이어지는 게 아니라
• the deadline is — 마감일은 ~입니다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

Sure, I can clarify that for her. The workshop actually ends at 4:30 in the afternoon, not in the evening. It runs in three sessions — the first starts at 9:00 AM and the last one finishes at 4:30 PM. Also, regarding registration, she cannot sign up on the day of the event. The deadline is March 10th, and late registrations are not accepted. I hope that helps clear things up.

외울 표현

• clarify that for her — 그녀를 위해 그것을 명확히 해주다
• clear things up — 혼란을 정리하다 / 오해를 풀다

Q11 의견 제시

Q11

Some people believe that relying heavily on technology in daily life — such as using navigation apps, smart home devices, and AI assistants — makes people less capable of thinking and doing things independently. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

🟦 레벨 6 답변 (AI 예시)

I agree with this statement. Um, I think using technology too much can make people less independent. For example, I always use navigation apps when I drive, so now I cannot remember roads by myself. I just follow the app. Also, many people use AI assistants for simple things like, um, calculating or spelling. So they don't practice these skills anymore. I think this is a problem because if technology stops working, people feel lost. So relying on technology too heavily is not good for our thinking ability.

외울 표현

• rely on — ~에 의존하다
• feel lost — 어쩔 줄 모르다, 막막하다

🟥 레벨 7 답변 (AI 예시)

I disagree with the statement that technology makes people less capable of independent thinking. In my opinion, technology actually frees up our mental energy for more important tasks. For example, I use a navigation app every day when I drive to unfamiliar places. Instead of spending time memorizing routes, I can focus on driving safely and thinking about my schedule. Similarly, AI assistants help me organize information quickly, so I can make better decisions rather than wasting time on simple searches. Of course, I understand that over-reliance can be a problem for some people. However, most people still use their own judgment to evaluate the information technology provides. Technology is a tool, and as long as we use it wisely, it actually supports independent thinking rather than replacing it.

외울 표현

• free up mental energy — 정신적 에너지를 확보하다 (더 중요한 일에 집중할 여유를 만들다)
• over-reliance — 과도한 의존, 지나친 의존

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