Several research studies have been carried out related to students’ foreign language speaking anxiety. In his study, Price (1991) found that speaking in front of their peers is a very anxiety provoking activity for the foreign language learners because the learners were concerned about making mistakes in pronunciation and being laughed at. Terrell (1980) found similar findings concerning students’ speaking anxiety. They claimed that activities examined in the Natural Approach such as oral presentations, role-playing, defining words are the most anxiety producing ones.