B2 darajadagi nomzod butun Speaking’ni bir xil sifatda gapirsa, rasmiy shkala bo‘yicha taxminan shunday ball oladi: 1–3-savollar 5, 4–6-savollar 5 (chunki B2 bu qismlarning mo‘ljal darajasidan yuqori), 7-savol 4 va 8-savol 4 (“yuqori B2”). Jami 18 xom ball — agentlikning reyting jadvalida bu 64, ya’ni B2 ning eng yuqori nuqtasi. Bu hisob faqat uchta shart bajarilganda ishlaydi: har savolga mavzuga mos javob, 7-savolda uchala savolga yetish va 8-savolda ikkala tomonni aytish.
Quyida bitta to‘liq mashq sinovi (8 savol) va B2 darajadagi namuna javoblar bor. Har javobdan keyin rasmiy Speaking baholash shkalasi bo‘yicha izoh beriladi: nima uchun bu B2 va nima uni C1 ga ko‘tarardi. Savollar va javoblar BandMate tahririyati tomonidan mashq uchun yozilgan, rasmiy imtihon savollari emas. Transkriptlar biroz silliqlangan.
Har qismda B2 qaysi ballga to‘g‘ri keladi
| Qism | Savollar | Mo‘ljal daraja | B2 javob uchun kutiladigan tavsif | Ball |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | 1–3 | A2 | “A2 dan yuqori” | 5 |
| 1.2 | 4–6 | B1 | “B1 dan yuqori” | 5 |
| 2 | 7 | B2 | Uchala savol mavzuda, yuqori B2 | 4 |
| 3 | 8 | C1 | Har ikki ro‘yxatdan fikr, yuqori B2 | 4 |
Xom balldan reytingga o‘tkazish va har guruh tavsifi Speaking baholash mezonlari sahifasida batafsil. C1 chegarasi (65) 18,5 xom balldan boshlanadi, shuning uchun B2 nomzod uchun eng foydali qo‘shimcha — 7- yoki 8-savolda bitta pog‘ona.
Part 1.1: 1–3-savollar (30 soniyadan)
1. Where do you usually study, and why there?
Most of the time I study at home, at the desk in my room. I’ve tried the university library, but it takes me almost an hour to get there by bus, so I lose a lot of time. At home I can make tea whenever I want, and if I leave my phone in another room, I can concentrate for two or three hours.
2. What kind of music do you listen to?
Mostly Uzbek pop and some old British rock that my uncle got me into. I usually listen while I’m travelling or tidying my room, but never while studying, because I start singing along and forget what I was reading. Recently I’ve been listening to English podcasts instead, which has really helped my listening.
3. Tell me about a festival you enjoy.
I’d say Navruz. It’s in March, when the weather finally gets warm, and the whole mahalla cooks sumalak together. It has to be stirred all night, so young people take turns, and it’s noisy but very friendly. What I like most is that neighbours who rarely talk spend the whole evening together.
Izoh. Uchala javob birinchi gapdayoq savolga javob beradi, keyin sabab yoki misol qo‘shadi. Bu qism A2 ga mo‘ljallangan, shuning uchun bunday javoblar yuqori tavsifga (5 ball) to‘g‘ri keladi. Uch narsa B2 ni ko‘rsatadi: got me into kabi frazali fe’llar, What I like most is that… tuzilmasi va which has really helped kabi bog‘lovchi ergash gap. Tuzilma bo‘yicha ko‘proq misollar Part 1.1 sahifasida.
Part 1.2: 4–6-savollar (rasmlar: katta to‘y va uydagi kichik bayram)
Rasmlar tavsifi: 1-rasmda restoran zalida ko‘p mehmonli to‘y, 2-rasmda uyda dasturxon atrofida o‘tirgan kichik oila.
4. Compare the two pictures. (45 soniya)
Both pictures show people celebrating, but the scale is completely different. The first one is a huge wedding in a restaurant hall — there must be at least two hundred guests, a stage and live musicians, and it looks loud and quite formal. The second picture is much more intimate: a family of six or seven is sitting around a table at home, probably celebrating a birthday. They’re dressed casually and seem relaxed. So I’d say the first celebration is more impressive, while the second one looks more personal.
5. What are the advantages of small celebrations? (30 soniya)
The main advantage is that you can actually talk to your guests. At a big party the hosts are busy the whole time, whereas at a small one everybody feels included. It’s also much cheaper, of course, so families don’t need to borrow money.
6. Why do some families spend a lot of money on weddings? (30 soniya)
I think it’s mostly about tradition and reputation. For many parents a wedding is the most important day in their child’s life, and they don’t want neighbours to think they couldn’t afford a proper celebration. Also, if you’ve been invited to a hundred weddings, you feel you have to invite all those people back.
Izoh. 4-savolda rasmlar sanab chiqilmaydi, taqqoslanadi: Both pictures show…, but…, while. There must be — taxmin qilish uchun modal fe’l, bu B1 tavsifidagi “oddiy tuzilmalar”dan yuqori. 5- va 6-savollarda nomzod rasmga qaytmaydi, mavzu bo‘yicha fikr aytadi — savollar aynan shuni so‘raydi. Ikki rasmni taqqoslashning boshqa namunalari Part 1.2 sahifasida.
Part 2: 7-savol (1 daqiqa tayyorgarlik, 2 daqiqa javob)
Rasm: bog‘da daraxt ekayotgan yoshlar.
- Tell me about a time you helped your community.
- How did this experience affect you?
- Should volunteering be part of school or university education?

Tayyorgarlik yozuvi (1 daqiqada): hashar – park – 30 trees – tired but proud / effect: know neighbours, less rubbish now / uni: yes, but choice, 20 hours
Last April our mahalla organised a hashar to clean up the small park behind our street. It had been full of rubbish for months, so about forty of us — students, pensioners, even kids — spent a whole Saturday there. We collected bags of plastic, painted the benches and planted around thirty young trees. By the evening I was exhausted, but honestly, I felt proud.
As for how it affected me, the biggest change was that I got to know my neighbours. Before that day, I only said hello to most of them. Now, if I need help, I know who to ask. It also changed my habits a bit: when you’ve spent hours picking up other people’s rubbish, you never throw anything on the ground again.
Should volunteering be part of education? I think yes, but it shouldn’t feel like a punishment. If students are forced to do boring tasks, they’ll just try to finish quickly. It would be better if universities gave students a choice of projects — for example, helping at a hospital or teaching children — and asked for maybe twenty hours a year. That way, students would learn something useful and feel part of their city.
Izoh. Bu javob 4 ball (“yuqori B2”) tavsifiga mos, chunki: uchala savolga mavzuda javob bor; It had been full of rubbish (Past Perfect), when you’ve spent hours…, you never…, It would be better if… kabi murakkab tuzilmalar to‘g‘ri; lug‘at mavzu uchun yetarli (exhausted, pensioners, organised). Bog‘lovchilar esa cheklangan: asosan As for, but, That way. Aynan shu “limited number of cohesive devices” jihati B2 tavsifida bor. 5 ball uchun javob umuman B2 dan yuqori bo‘lishi kerak: masalan, uchinchi savolda qarshi fikrni tan olib, uni asoslab rad etish (Critics would say that…, but…). Vaqt taqsimoti va boshqa namunalar Part 2 sahifasida.
Part 3: 8-savol (1 daqiqa tayyorgarlik, 2 daqiqa javob)
Mavzu: Tourism brings more benefits than problems to historic cities.
| FOR | AGAINST |
|---|---|
| It creates jobs for local people | Prices rise for local residents |
| Money from tourists is used to restore monuments | Crowds damage old buildings |
| Locals learn about other cultures | Traditional neighbourhoods turn into souvenir shops |
I’d like to talk about cities like Samarkand and Bukhara, because this question is very real for them.
On the one hand, tourism clearly creates jobs. Hotels, guesthouses, taxi drivers and craftsmen all depend on visitors, and many young people now stay in their home city instead of moving to Tashkent or abroad. Another benefit is that the money from tourism helps to restore old buildings. Some madrasas that were in poor condition have been repaired, partly because the government knows tourists want to see them.
On the other hand, there are real problems. The first one is prices. When a street becomes popular with tourists, rents and food prices go up, and local families can’t afford to live there any more. The second problem is that traditional neighbourhoods are changing. In some old streets almost every house has become a souvenir shop or a café, so the area looks nice but nobody actually lives there.
In my opinion, tourism brings more benefits, but only if the city controls it. For example, the local government could limit the number of shops in historic streets and support families who want to stay. Otherwise, the old cities could become beautiful museums without real life.
Izoh. Nomzod har ikki ro‘yxatdan ikkitadan fikr tanladi va ularni ro‘yxatdagi so‘zlar bilan emas, o‘z misollari bilan ochdi. Bu 4 ball tavsifiga mos: “addresses the points from each section”. Nega 5 emas? Bog‘lovchilar asosan On the one hand / On the other hand / The first… The second, lug‘at yetarli, lekin C1 dagi kabi keng emas. Faqat bitta tomonni gapirganda javob, qanchalik yaxshi bo‘lmasin, 3 balldan oshmasdi. C1 uchun: fikrlarni bir-biriga bog‘lash (Ironically, the very money that restores the monuments also pushes residents out), aniqroq lug‘at (gentrification, overcrowding) va shartli xulosa. Bu qismning to‘liq C1 namunasi Part 3 sahifasida.
B2 javobni tushiradigan 4 xato (va shu sinovdagi tuzatishlari)
| Xato | Qaysi savolda ko‘p uchraydi | Namunadagi yechim |
|---|---|---|
| Savolni takrorlab vaqt yo‘qotish: My favourite festival is… my favourite festival is Navruz because… | 1–3 | Birinchi so‘zdan javob: I’d say Navruz. |
| Rasmlarni alohida tasvirlash: In the first picture… In the second picture… | 4 | Umumiy o‘xshashlik + farq: Both…, but the scale is different |
| Uchinchi savolga ulgurmaslik | 7 | Tayyorgarlikda har savolga bitta qator yozish |
| Ro‘yxatni o‘qib berish yoki bitta tomon | 8 | Har ustundan ikkitadan fikr, o‘z misoli bilan |
Mashq: javob mavzuga mosmi?
Savol: What do you usually do in the evenings? Har javobning rasmiy shkala nuqtai nazaridan xavfini aniqlang: A — mavzuga mos; B — mavzudan chetga chiqqan; C — yodlangan umumiy matn belgisi bor.
- 1. Usually I help my younger brother with his homework, and then I watch a series for an hour before bed.
- 2. Evenings are important for everyone. In the modern world people are very busy, and technology is developing rapidly.
- 3. I really like mornings, because the air is fresh and I can go jogging before university.
- 4. It depends on the day. On weekdays I’m usually at my part-time job until eight, but on Fridays I meet my friends for osh.
- 5. Let me tell you about my hobby. My hobby is reading books. Reading books is very useful for people of all ages.
Javoblar
- 1 — A: savolga to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri, aniq tafsilot bilan javob.
- 2 — C: har qanday savolga “yopishadigan” umumiy gaplar, kechqurun nima qilishingiz aytilmagan.
- 3 — B: savol kechqurun haqida, javob esa ertalab haqida.
- 4 — A: It depends bilan boshlab, ikki holatni farqlaydi.
- 5 — C: tayyor “hobby” matni; shkalada yodlangan, mavzuga aloqasiz javob 0 ball misoli sifatida keltirilgan.
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