Speaking part 3 - Details discussion
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After you are done with the ‘Cue Card/ Candidate Task Card’ - which is the second part of the speaking test - the examiner will move on to part three of the test and ask you some (usually six to seven questions) questions. These questions are called details discussion or two-way discussion, and they are related to the cue card topic you were given. You are expected to give a detailed answer to those questions and sometimes support your answers with relevant examples.
At a glance:
Speaking test – part 3 (Two-way discussion/ detailed discussion)
Questions: 6 - 7. (Questions are based on the cue card/ candidate task card topic)
Time: 4 - 6 minutes.
Tips:
Try to support your answers with examples and reasons. Also, give lengthy and comprehensive answers.
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Topics: 1. Family. 2. School rules & Working in the legal profession. 3. Choosing work & Work-Life balance. 4. Sports and competition. 5. Young people and cooking & Working as a chef. 6. Historic place. 7. Rewards for children at school & Rewards for sportspeople. 8. Online reviews & Customer service. 9. Films/ Cinema. 10. Travel and transport. 11. Shopping online & The culture of consumerism. 12. Universities. 13. Reading books. 14. Media & news. 15. Driving a car & Electric cars. 16. Internet. 17. The beauty industry & Beauty and culture. 18. Museums and art galleries & The holiday industry. 19. Visiting cities on holiday & The growth of cities. 20. Staying in hotels & Working in a hotel.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Family.
1. Is family important in your country?
2. How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country?
3. How do you think the family will change in the future?
4. What role do grandparents play in the family in your country?
5. Who do you think should be responsible for the care of the elderly, the family or the government?
6. Why is the number of joint families decreasing in modern times?
Q. 1: Is family important in your country?
Answer: Yes, in my view family is extremely important in my country. People have strong emotional ties with their family members, and they consider their family as the foundation of support, love, and guidance. Most individuals prioritise their family’s well-being over personal ambitions, and it is common for family members to help each other in difficult times. Even though modern life has made people busier, family gatherings and traditions are still valued and celebrated widely in my country and many parts of the world.
Alternative Answer: Thank you for this question. Well, people in my country believe that family comes first and they put their family ahead of anything else. They would do anything for the family, and I am proud that family bonding in my country is quite strong.
Q. 2: How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country?
Answer: Over the past few decades, the size of families in my country has significantly decreased. In the past, joint families, where multiple generations lived together under one roof, were the norm. However, with urbanisation, changing lifestyles, and economic pressures, nuclear families have become more common. People are moving to cities for jobs, and the cost of living has made it difficult to maintain large families. As a result, families today typically consist of just parents and their children, rather than extended relatives. Single-parent families - comprising of only a mom or dad and children have also increased.
Alternative Answer: From my experience, I can say that my grandfather had an extended family and people at that time used to live together with close relatives. As far as I have heard, their forefathers also lived in a joint family and the number of family members was sometimes more than twenty! However, the trend of living in an extended family has changed remarkably in cities where most of the families are nuclear in nature. The villages in my country still have large families who live together but the number is shrinking day by day.
Q. 3: How do you think the family will change in the future?
Answer: In the future, I think families will continue to become smaller, and more people may choose to live independently. With technological advancements, virtual communication may replace traditional family gatherings to some extent. Additionally, the concept of family may become more flexible, with more acceptance of single-parent families, same-sex couples raising children, and even friends living together as a form of chosen family. However, despite these changes, emotional connections and the need for family support will always remain essential in people’s lives.
Alternative Answer: I believe more people will have a nuclear family and the size of the family will be small in the future. Many people, in our country, do not like to have more than two children nowadays and who knows they will consider having one baby policy in the distant future. The very norm that a man gets married to a woman and has their own children to form a family is being challenged by the concept of same-sex marriage and this trend will increase in the future. I also believe that the number of single-parent families will increase in the future.
Q. 4: What role do grandparents play in the family in your country?
Answer: Grandparents play a significant role in families in my country. They are often seen as sources of wisdom and guidance, passing down traditions, values, and cultural knowledge to younger generations. In many cases, they help in raising children, especially when both parents are working. Additionally, grandparents provide emotional support and often act as mediators in family conflicts. However, as families become more nuclear, the involvement of grandparents has decreased, and many elderly people now live separately from their children.
Alternative Answer: Grandparents in a family are like the pillars of virtue and they play an important role. They maintain a balance for the family by nurturing the old traditions and values and teaching how to adhere to the roots. With the increasing number of "both working parents", grandparents often look after the children. They often advise the rest of the family from time to time regarding family matters as they have more experience and thus their advice often saves us from making wrong decisions. In this regard, they act like reliable mentors.
Q. 5: Who do you think should be responsible for the care of the elderly, the family or the government?
Answer: Ideally, both the family and the government should share the responsibility of caring for the elderly. Families should provide emotional support, companionship, and care to their ageing parents, as it is a moral and cultural duty. However, not all families are financially capable of supporting their elderly relatives, and in such cases, the government should step in. Governments should provide healthcare, pensions, and senior care facilities to ensure that elderly people can live with dignity, even if they do not have family support.
Alternative Answer: I believe the family has the major responsibility to look after their elderly family members and support them personally as they did in their youth age. These senior citizens have sacrificed a lot throughout their lives to form a family and then to make them happy. The young members should do everything in their power to accompany their elderly members and provide them with their necessities.
Having said that, the government has some responsibilities as well. These senior members were once taxpayers and thus they deserve healthcare, social welfare, entertainment and other facilities from the state.
Q. 6: Why is the number of joint families decreasing in modern times?
Answer: I believe the number of joint families has been decreasing in recent times due to several reasons. One of the main reasons is urbanisation— people are moving to cities for better job opportunities and living in smaller apartments, which makes it difficult to accommodate extended family members. Secondly, modern lifestyles have changed, with younger generations preferring more independence and privacy. Economic factors also play a role, as the cost of living has increased, making it harder to support a large family. Finally, differences in opinions and lifestyle choices between generations often lead to conflicts, making nuclear families a more practical choice for many people.
Alternative Answer: I believe the city-centric life, which is highly competitive and busy, has diminished the concept of the joint family and increased the concept of the nuclear family. Besides the urban influence, ever-increasing inflation, our affection towards a materialistic life and less inclination towards traditions and values have fueled this trend.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: School rules & Working in the legal profession.
[Discussion topic: School rules]
Q. What kinds of rules are common in a school?
Q. How important is it to have rules in a school?
Q. What do you recommend should happen if children break school rules?
[Discussion topic: Working in the legal profession]
Q. Can you suggest why many students decide to study law at university?
Q. What are the key personal qualities needed to be a successful lawyer?
Q. Do you agree that working in the legal profession is very stressful?
[School rules]
Q. What kinds of rules are common in a school?
Answer: Schools, in my country, typically enforce rules that encourage discipline, safety, and effective learning environments. Common examples of such rules include attendance and punctuality, wearing proper uniforms, respecting teachers and fellow students, and completing assignments on time. Additionally, schools often prohibit behaviours such as bullying, cheating, and using mobile phones during class to maintain a focused and respectful atmosphere.
Q. How important is it to have rules in a school?
Answer: I believe that it is essential to have rules in a school because they provide structure and clarity regarding acceptable behaviour. Rules also help establish a respectful environment where students feel safe, enabling them to concentrate better on learning. Additionally, clear rules teach young people responsibility and prepare them for real-life situations where following guidelines is crucial. Without clear rules, I believe, schools could become chaotic, negatively impacting students’ education and development.
Q. What do you recommend should happen if children break school rules?
Answer: In my opinion, if young students break school rules, the response should ideally be educational rather than purely punitive. Schools should first communicate clearly with students to ensure they understand why their behaviour was inappropriate. Depending on the severity, consequences could include warnings, counselling, or temporary privileges removal. Serious or repeated violations might require stronger measures, such as involving parents or temporary suspension. The key is that consequences should always encourage reflection and improvement rather than simply punishing the student.
[Working in the legal profession]
Q. Can you suggest why many students decide to study law at university?
Answer: Many students choose to study law because it offers a respected career with clear opportunities for growth and stability in my country as well as many countries around the world. Law graduates often find attractive career options in both public and private sectors, which typically promise good salaries and job security. Additionally, the field appeals to students who have a strong sense of justice and want to positively impact society, such as defending human rights or advocating for the less privileged. The intellectual challenge and prestige associated with the legal profession also attract many ambitious students.
Q. What are the key personal qualities needed to be a successful lawyer?
Answer: A successful lawyer, in my opinion, needs to possess strong communication skills, both verbal and written, as clearly presenting arguments is fundamental in legal work. They must also be analytical and capable of critical thinking, enabling them to assess complex situations and formulate effective solutions. Additionally, attention to detail is vital, as minor oversights can have significant legal consequences. Lastly, integrity, perseverance, and emotional resilience are necessary, given that legal work often involves handling stressful or ethically challenging cases.
Q. Do you agree that working in the legal profession is very stressful?
Answer: Yes, I agree that the legal profession can be very stressful. Lawyers often face demanding workloads, tight deadlines, and high expectations from clients and employers. Furthermore, handling sensitive or controversial cases can create emotional and psychological pressures. The responsibility of representing others and ensuring justice can also add significant stress. However, despite these challenges, effective stress management strategies and a strong passion for their work enable many legal professionals to succeed and even thrive in their careers.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Choosing work & Work-Life balance.
[Discussion topic: Choosing work]
Q. 1. What kinds of jobs do young people not want to do in your country?
Q. 2. Who is best at advising young people about choosing a job: teachers or parents?
Q. 3. Is money always the most important thing when choosing a job?
[Discusion topic: Work-Life balance]
Q. 4. Do you agree that many people nowadays are under pressure to work longer hours and take fewer holidays?
Q. 5. What is the impact on society of people having a poor work-life balance?
Q. 6. Could you recommend some effective strategies for governments and employers to ensure people have a good work-life balance?
[Choosing work]
Q. 1. What kinds of jobs do young people not want to do in your country?
Answer: Well, in my country, we almost always have had a big problem of unemployment among young people, and therefore, there aren’t exactly too many jobs that they don’t want to do. However, as far as I have found out, jobs like “outside sales”, “medical representatives” and other “service-oriented” jobs, that require longer hours of work, are not looked upon very favourably by the young adults in my country. They don’t also like “elementary teaching” jobs because they require a lot of patience (after all, teaching little kids can be really challenging).
Q. 2. Who is best at advising young people about choosing a job: teachers or parents?
Answer: In my humble opinion, teachers are best at advising young people about choosing a job primarily because they are usually the ones who work tirelessly at schools and colleges to unlock the potential of young adults. Besides, through the continuous interaction with their students in classes, it is the teachers who are better positioned to identify the skills and expertise of the young people and thus are able to guide them to choose careers that are suitable for them.
Q. 3. Is money always the most important thing when choosing a job?
Answer: No, I don’t really think that money is “always” ("always" is the keyword here) the most important thing when choosing a job, primarily because money doesn’t always buy “happiness” or “job satisfaction” no matter how much of it, we really have. Besides, if I am being paid a lot of “money”, but what I do as a “job” is not considered to be “important”, then the chances are that I won’t be able to perform to my full potential despite my best intention. Money is an important thing for us to do a job but I do not believe that it is the most important aspect of a job.
[Work-Life balance]
Q. 4. Do you agree that many people nowadays are under pressure to work longer hours and take fewer holidays?
Answer: Yes, many people are indeed under huge pressure nowadays to work longer hours and enjoy fewer holidays mainly because most of them are struggling to keep up with the soaring living expenses. Then, some people are under pressure to work extra hours also because they are simply being “exploited” by their employers. Then, there is another group of people who are under pressure to work longer hours because they want to meet their additional demand for more comfort and luxuries of life.
Q. 5. What is the impact on society of people having a poor work-life balance?
Answer: The impact of people, having a poor work-life balance, on society is multi-dimensional. In a society, where people are either working too much or sitting idle for too long, there won’t be enough people to take responsibility in order to carry forward the nation to its full potential. Working too much would without enough opportunity to relax with families and friends, the people in society would go through mental depression which, in turn, would result in inefficiency and lesser productivity at work. On the other hand, if people in a society are “sitting idle” for too long, the entire society would be negatively affected by crimes and other anti-social activities.
Q. 6. Could you recommend some effective strategies for governments and employers to ensure people have a good work-life balance?
Answer: Governments and employers can do several things to ensure a good work-life balance for employees. First, employers can offer “flexibility” with work schedules, whenever possible, so that the employees can have little time to spend with their families and friends in between work hours. Employers can also allow some “unpaid time off” (not getting paid for the off days) so that their staff can attend some fun and family events. As for the governments, they can create awareness among people by using different media outlets in order to highlight the benefits of a good work-life balance. Governments can also arrange for an “annual award” option for the companies/employers who actively work to promote “work-life” balance among their employees.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Sports and competition.
1. Why are some sports fans so passionate?
2. Is there any violence at sporting events in your country?[Why/why not?]
3. Should athletes be better role models? [Why/ why not?]
4. What benefits do international sporting events bring?
5. Is it important for a country to win lots of medals? [Why / why not?]
6. The money professional sportsmen earn is significantly higher than that the earnings of other professionals. Is it justified?
Q. 1: Why are some sports fans so passionate?
Answer: I believe some people love sports more than other forms of entertainment and competitions, and they always follow their favourite sports on TV. ‘Watching and playing sports’ is their favourite leisure activity while many of those passionate fans once were players themselves and played the game in their youth. Growing up, they see their family, friends, and city go wild when a goal is scored or a game is won. So, it’s natural to follow other’s enthusiasm and cheer for their local teams. Such attachment often increases their love for sports. In my country, many youths are ardent fans of football and they have their favourite teams. When their favourite team plays, they take every opportunity to support them and sometimes go to the stadium to show their support. Sportsmen are often idolized by youths and they love to follow their favourite sportsmen as enthusiastic followers.
Q. 2: Is there any violence at sporting events in your country? [Why/ why not?]
Answer: Generally speaking, such violence is very rare in my country. However, a dispute among fans are quite common and most of the time they are verbal rather than physical. They often use social networking platforms and blogs to criticise their rivals. I can, however, recall a very unfortunate event that took place probably three or four years ago when the fans of two competing teams got agitated and three people died due to this incident while several others were critically injured. The security of the stadium has been revamped to address such unexpected events and hopefully, it won't happen again.
Q. 3. Should athletes be better role models? [Why/ why not?]
Answer: I believe most fans start adoring an athlete or a sportsman due to the spectacular performance he or she shows. Thus football magicians like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi have several million fans and many of them started idolising them without knowing them personally. However, when these youths start following their favourite sportsmen or athletes, they sometimes follow them blindly. Thus considering the impact, famous sports personalities should always try to lead exemplary lives as thousands of others mimic them. They are also famous and the media is always watching them. Any bad conduct can bring controversy to their fame and they should try to become better role models for youths as it is a social and moral responsibility for any celebrity.
Q. 4. What benefits do international sporting events bring?
Answer: International sporting events bring nations together and eliminate the tension and hostility among them. Such an event is highly popular and can be a great reason for people to enjoy the competition in the stadium. Thus such competitions foster tourism and help local businesses to flourish. Such prestigious events sometimes encourage young children all around the world to take some sort of sports. This is good for spreading the essence of sports globally and I think sports have economic, political and cultural impacts on society.
Q. 5. Is it important for a country to win lots of medals? [Why / why not?]
Answer: I believe every country wants to win as many trophies as possible since it represents how great a nation is in sports and athleticism. Being at the top of the medallist is often considered a great achievement but I personally believe that it is not absolutely necessary. Participating in international sporting events like the Olympics is often inspiring for many small nations. A few medals could be often satisfying and inspiring for them. The most important thing in an international sporting competition is being able to perform and enjoy it, not the number of medals won. When athletes and sportsmen from all around the world gather at a common platform, they not only represent their own country but also the whole of humanity and this is important for maintaining global peace and harmony.
Q. 6. The money professional sportsmen earn is significantly higher than that the earning of other professionals. Is it justified?
Answer: I think very few fortunate sports celebrities earn a hefty amount of money while most others do not. Considering the training, dedication, challenge and sacrifice that are part of their lives, the earning, in my opinion, is justified. We have to keep in mind that their career is short-spanned and they earn because they perform really well. The payment to those celebrities is high because people buy tickets when they perform and different companies that earn millions of dollars each day want them as brand ambassadors. Since these payments are legit and transparent, I do not see any problem if they earn a lot.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Young people and cooking & Working as a chef.
[Discussion topic: Young people and cooking]
Q. What kinds of things can children learn to cook?
Q. Do you think it is important for children to learn to cook?
Q. Do you think young people should learn to cook at home or at school?
[Discussion topic: Working as a chef]
Q. How enjoyable do you think it would be to work as a professional chef?
Q. What skills does a person need to be a great chef?
Q. How much influence do celebrity/TV chefs have on what ordinary people cook?
[Young people and cooking]
Q. What kinds of things can children learn to cook?
Answer: In my opinion, children can start learning to cook simple and safe dishes that require minimal skills and supervision. For instance, they can prepare sandwiches, salads, smoothies, and scrambled eggs. As they become more confident and responsible, they could move on to slightly more complex recipes, such as pasta dishes, baking cookies, cupcakes, or even simple soups and vegetable stir-fries. These cooking experiences not only encourage creativity but also teach children valuable life skills and healthy eating habits from an early age.
>Q. Do you think it is important for children to learn to cook?
Answer: Yes, I wholeheartedly believe it’s important for children to learn cooking because it promotes independence, responsibility, and self-reliance. Learning to cook also encourages healthier eating habits, as children who understand how to prepare meals are less likely to rely on processed or fast food. Furthermore, cooking is an excellent way to develop creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, making it beneficial not just in the kitchen, but also in other aspects of life. Thus, learning basic cooking skills is a valuable and practical aspect of childhood education and learning. I would even suggest that schools should incorporate some cooking and baking classes for young children.
Q. Do you think young people should learn to cook at home or at school?
Answer: Ideally, young people should learn to cook both at home and at school, as each environment provides unique benefits. At home, children learn traditional family recipes and cultural dishes and benefit from individual attention and nurturing from parents or relatives. In school, on the other hand, cooking classes offer structured lessons on nutrition, safety, and diverse cuisines. School cooking classes also provide an opportunity for young people to work with their peers and enhance their social skills. Combining home and school learning ensures comprehensive cooking knowledge and well-rounded culinary skills.
[Working as a chef]
Q. How enjoyable do you think it would be to work as a professional chef?
Answer: Working as a professional chef could be highly enjoyable for someone who has a passion for cooking and creativity. The profession allows chefs to experiment with ingredients, flavours, and presentation, bringing a sense of fulfillment and artistic expression. However, being a chef also involves high-pressure environments, long working hours, and constant physical demands, which could be challenging for many people. Ultimately, how enjoyable this job is depends largely on the individual's passion for food, resilience under pressure, and ability to handle stress while maintaining a love for the culinary arts.
Q. What skills does a person need to be a great chef?
Answer: A great chef needs a combination of culinary and personal skills. Essential culinary skills include mastery of cooking techniques, understanding of flavours and ingredients, and the ability to create and innovate recipes. Apart from these, time management, multitasking, and organizational abilities are crucial in a busy kitchen environment. Effective communication and leadership skills are also vital, especially when working within a team. Finally, creativity, patience, attention to detail, and the ability to stay calm under pressure greatly contribute to a chef's success and reputation.
Q. How much influence do celebrity/TV chefs have on what ordinary people cook?
Answer: Celebrity or TV chefs have a substantial influence on ordinary people's cooking habits and preferences. Their popularity and charisma inspire viewers to try new recipes, ingredients, and cooking techniques at home. They often set food trends, influencing dietary choices, kitchen styles, and even the types of products people buy. Moreover, these chefs frequently emphasize cooking as accessible and enjoyable, encouraging more people to cook at home rather than relying on takeaway or convenience foods. However, the extent of this influence varies depending on an individual's interest in cooking and their willingness to experiment in the kitchen.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Historic place.
1. How do people in your country feel about protecting historic buildings?
2. Do you think an area can benefit from having an interesting historic place locally? In what way?
3. What do you think will happen to historic places or buildings in the future? Why?
4. How were you taught history when you were at school?
5. Are there other ways people can learn about history, apart from at school? How?
6. Do you think history will still be a school subject in the future? Why?
Q. 1: How do people in your country feel about protecting historic buildings?
Answer: I believe people from my country would want to protect and preserve important historic buildings except maybe a few who put business ahead of their morality and rational thinking. We had our moments when people spontaneously protested the plan to demolish such sites in the past. Due to a huge public backlash and outcry, the authority had been forced to abandon their plan to build multi-storied commercial buildings by smashing the old buildings that have historical significance. Thus citizens in my country are sensitive about protecting anything that has historical importance.
Q. 2: Do you think an area can benefit from having an interesting historic place locally? In what way?
Answer: Definitely an area with an interesting historic place can reap the benefits from different perspectives. First, such a place would attract a huge number of tourists and help grow different local businesses. Besides, such areas are strategically important for the local government and it can bring more development projects to the area. The government takes extra measures to protect such areas from natural disasters and thus get more attention. On top of that, the flourishing tourism of the area spreads the local customs and traditions to other parts of the country. Thus the development of such a region occurs faster than in other areas.
Q. 3. What do you think will happen to historic places or buildings in the future? Why?
Answer: That is hard to tell and all would depend on the future generation. If they feel that such locations and buildings are worth preserving, the authorities would take steps to protect them. Otherwise, many of them, which are less internationally known, would disappear and would be converted into ultramodern commercial buildings. Prominent sites, on the other hand, will be preserved as they will attract many international tourists. Some of them will be debilitated due to the lack of maintenance and funding. I think the main reason some of the historic places and buildings will disappear is that they are less popular and can't sell tickets to tourists. So the authority or the owner would like to convert them for business purposes. Urbanisation, pollution and the need for more buildings for the increasing population are threats to such historic sites.
Q. 4: How were you taught history when you were at school?
Answer: Our teachers mainly taught us history from the textbooks and we were lucky to have a few amazing teachers who explained how history is important to understand the future. They often explained important events and characters from history and told us how these events and powerful men have shaped future events. We were required to study history books and watch documentaries made on real historical facts and those were not included in our syllabus. Thus we were able to learn more about history. Our school authority took us to different museums and historic sites, generally two to three times a year, and those excursions were our chances to explore more and witness the artefacts from the past. I can recall one particular occasion when we were taken to a war museum and we learned how wars that we hate so much had such profound impacts on our human society.
Q. 5: Are there other ways people can learn about history, apart from at school? How?
Answer: I believe reading about history and researching it online is the best way to learn more about it. What we learn about history in our school is just the beginning. To truly explore the past, we need to read a lot of books and the book choices should be based on the interests of the readers. The Internet is an amazing tool that can help us learn about our past and the interactive videos found on different websites are truly helpful. It allows us to dive deeper into history. Finally, travelling is an excellent way to learn about the world we live in and how this world was shaped by different civilisations. Someone who travels extensively learns about history faster and witnesses history instead of assuming or imagining it.
Q. 6: Do you think history will still be a school subject in the future? Why?
Answer: I believe history is not merely a collection of past events, stories of civilisations and powerful characters. It is rather a way to look at the future. Thus the importance of history in the future will increase and more students will be interested in learning about it than today. We are yet to comprehend the full potential of history and it is still frowned upon as a subject for weaker students. But in the future, we will realise how important it is for people to learn it for a prosperous future. So I do not see any reason history will disappear from the school syllabus.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Rewards for children at school & Rewards for sportspeople.
[Rewards for children at school]
Q. What types of school prizes do children in your country receive?
Q. What do you think are the advantages of rewarding schoolchildren for good work?
Q. Do you agree that it's more important for children to receive rewards from their parents than from teachers?
[Rewards for sportspeople]
Q. Do you think that some sportspeople (e.g. top footballers) are paid too much money?
Q. Should everyone on a team get the same prize money when they win?
Q. Do you agree with the view that, in sport, taking part is more important than winning?
[Rewards for children at school]
Q. What types of school prizes do children in your country receive?
Answer: In my country, children receive various school prizes such as certificates for academic excellence, medals or trophies for outstanding achievements in sports or extracurricular activities, and awards for exceptional attendance and behaviour. Sometimes, schools also provide practical rewards like books, stationery items, and gift vouchers to motivate students and encourage them to continue their good work.
Q. What do you think are the advantages of rewarding schoolchildren for good work?
Answer: I believe rewarding schoolchildren for good work has several benefits. Firstly, it motivates students to perform well academically and participate actively in school activities. Secondly, it boosts their confidence and self-esteem, helping them develop a positive attitude towards learning. Finally, rewards reinforce good habits and behaviours, encouraging students to consistently maintain high standards in their work and conduct.
Q. Do you agree that it's more important for children to receive rewards from their parents than from teachers?
Answer: I believe both parental and teacher rewards are important, but rewards from parents might have a deeper emotional impact on children. Recognition from parents often creates a strong sense of support and acceptance at home, boosting children's confidence and motivation significantly. However, teachers’ rewards also play a crucial role in shaping children's academic and social development, as recognition from teachers validates their efforts and achievements in a school environment. Ideally, children should receive balanced recognition from both parents and teachers.
[Rewards for sportspeople]
Q. Do you think that some sportspeople (e.g. top footballers) are paid too much money?
Answer: Yes, I do believe that some top athletes, especially footballers, receive excessively high salaries. While their talent and hard work are undeniable, the huge sums of money paid to them seem disproportionate compared to other important professions, such as teaching or healthcare. Although these salaries are driven by sponsorship deals, media attention, and ticket sales, I think this is still a huge sum of money compared to the earnings of many other important professionals.
Q. Should everyone on a team get the same prize money when they win?
Answer: Personally, I think equal prize money within a winning team is a fair practice because a team victory is a collective effort. Each player, regardless of their visible contribution, supports the team's success in some way. Unequal distribution might lead to resentment and negatively impact team morale and cohesion. However, separate bonuses for exceptional individual performances could also be considered as long as the base reward remains equal.
Q. Do you agree with the view that, in sport, taking part is more important than winning?
Answer: Yes, I strongly agree that participation in sports is more important than winning. Engaging in sports teaches valuable life skills such as teamwork, discipline, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Although winning feels great and provides motivation, the experiences and personal growth gained from participating often have more significant, long-lasting benefits. Ultimately, the true value of sports lies in personal improvement and enjoying the activity rather than solely focusing on the result.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Online reviews & Customer service.
[Discussion topic: Online reviews]
Q. What kinds of things do people write online reviews about in your country?
Q. Why do some people write online reviews?
Q. Do you think that online reviews are good for both shoppers and companies?
[Discussion topic: Customer service]
Q. What do you think it might be like to work in a customer service job?
Q. Do you agree that customers are more likely to complain nowadays?
Q. How important is it for companies to take all customer complaints seriously?
[Online reviews]
Q. 1: What kinds of things do people write online reviews about in your country?
Answer: Online review is a rather widespread thing in my country these days since buying and selling all sorts of things online is becoming popular. But, generally speaking, people in my country like to make online reviews, mostly on things like what they eat at a restaurant, and what kinds of clothing or fashionable items they buy online. Many a time, these days, we also see online reviews on the many grocery items that we buy on a regular basis. So, it is pretty much all kinds of things – things that are sold both online and offline - on which people leave their online reviews.
Alternative Answer: Well, I'd say people write online reviews about pretty much anything these days. Restaurants and hotels are probably the most common, but I've also seen plenty of reviews about products like electronics or clothes. Even experiences, such as movies, concerts, or tourist attractions, often get reviewed. It seems people love sharing their opinions, whether good or bad, especially if it helps others decide whether something's worth their time or money.
Q. 2: Why do some people write online reviews?
Answer: Well, some people like to write online reviews, or it could be offline reviews as well, primarily because they want to communicate certain messages to the online community about the products or services that they buy online. Besides, as humans, we all feel that we should make our voices and opinions heard on any kind of things which, we think, are important to us. And, since online review is such a hassle-free way of making our voices and opinions heard, we like to use these online review platforms whenever they fit our needs.
Alternative Answer: I think there are several reasons for this. Firstly, many people genuinely want to help others make informed decisions - so they'll write a review after they've had a particularly good or bad experience. Secondly, some people just enjoy expressing their opinions online; it's become a bit of a habit. And, let's face it, sometimes people write reviews because companies offer incentives, like discounts or rewards. But overall, I think it's mostly driven by people's desire to share their experiences and help others.
Q. 3: Do you think that online reviews are good for both shoppers and companies?
Answer: Yes, I have no doubt in my mind that online reviews are good for both shoppers and companies alike. Talking from the point of view of shoppers, online reviews allow them to either encourage or warn their fellow shoppers about what to buy and what not to buy online. Now, as for the companies, such online reviews allow the companies to adjust their business strategies and policies according to the wishes and demands of their current and prospective customers – a business practice which, in turn, can help these companies boost their sales and revenue.
Alternative Answer: Absolutely, I think it's a win-win situation. For shoppers, online reviews provide real-life insights from other customers, making their purchasing decisions easier and more reliable. On the other hand, companies benefit too, because honest reviews help them understand what they're doing right or wrong. Even negative feedback can be valuable, as it shows businesses exactly where they need to improve. So, I think overall, reviews create transparency and encourage better quality and service.
[Customer service]
Q. 4: What do you think it might be like to work in a customer service job?
Answer: Well, from what I have seen or experienced so far, all I can say is that the customer service job is a rather challenging profession since it involves continuous talking or engagement with people – people who have all kinds of different views, ideas, tastes, preferences, culture, backgrounds and lifestyles. And that’s exactly why one has to be really upbeat and resourceful if he/she wants to deal with these different kinds of people smoothly. Otherwise, these types of jobs can be very tiring, if not annoying and frustrating, most of the time, instead of actually being rewarding.
Alternative Answer: Well, to be honest, I imagine working in customer service can be quite challenging at times. On the one hand, it can be rewarding when you help people resolve their problems, and they genuinely appreciate your effort. But on the other hand, dealing with frustrated or upset customers regularly could be stressful. I suppose it requires a lot of patience, good communication skills, and a thick skin to handle the occasional difficult situation gracefully.
Q. 5: Do you agree that customers are more likely to complain nowadays?
Answer: I don’t think that the scenario of customer complaints nowadays is much different than what it actually used to be in the past except, of course, these days, it is easier to complain than what it used to be before. Besides, it is only natural that the more types of products and services we use (meaning more of our money, resources, time and efforts are being used), the greater the possibility of more and more complaints. So, again, speaking logically, I don’t think that people nowadays are likely to complain more, it is just that the number of products and customers are higher these days and so it seems that more customers are complaining today.
Alternative Answer: Yes, I'd say that's probably true. People nowadays have higher expectations regarding customer service, partly because companies often promise great service to attract customers. Plus, with social media and online platforms, it's easier and quicker to express dissatisfaction than before. Customers are also more aware of their rights, which means they're less likely to tolerate poor service quietly. So, all things considered, it's understandable that complaints are more common today.
Q. 6: How important is it for companies to take all customer complaints seriously?
Answer: I have read somewhere that the principle, on which, a business should conduct its business is that “the customers are always right” (even when it’s actually the customers’ fault). So, from that point of view, it is absolutely necessary that companies take the customers’ complaints rather seriously if they really want to gain the trust and confidence of their customers. Besides, customer complaints can also sometimes help companies improve their products and services in order to have a competitive edge over their competitors.
Alternative Answer: In my opinion, it's crucial for companies to take every complaint seriously. Ignoring customer issues can lead to dissatisfaction, negative reviews, and damage to their reputation. Conversely, companies that actively listen and respond promptly to complaints not only retain customers but often turn dissatisfied customers into loyal ones. When businesses show genuine care, it demonstrates commitment and builds trust. So, I'd say addressing complaints effectively is essential for long-term success.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Films/ Cinema.
1. Do you think the cinema has increased or decreased in popularity in recent years?
2. In your opinion, will this trend continue in the future?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of making films of real-life events?
4. How important do you think it is for a filmmaker to remain true to the original story?
5. Should films and television be censored or should we be free to choose what we see?
6. How do you think censorship laws will change in the next 20 years?
Q. 1: Do you think the cinema has increased or decreased in popularity in recent years?
Answer: That's a bit complex issue as the answer might seem paradoxical. Well, I heartily believe that more people enjoy movies today than ever before but most of them do not go to a movie theatre to enjoy a movie. Thus the cinema halls have lost their glorious days, especially in my country, but an increasing number of people make time to watch movies either on TVs or on their computers. Gone are the days when my parents used to take me to a movie theatre and that was once in a while. These days we enjoy more than 3-4 movies a week but do not go to a cinema hall at all. I believe the popularity of international movies, the decreasing quality of local movies in some countries, and technological developments are the reasons for this shifting trend.
Q. 2: In your opinion, will this trend continue in the future?
Answer: Unless radical changes are brought to the cinema halls and restrictions are imposed on the way we stream and watch the latest movies at home, the trend will continue in the future. Movie theatres would lose their attractions further and technology would assist us to watch movies on demand at home. However, some people will still go to the cinema with friends and family to enjoy a movie on a day out.
Q. 3: What are the advantages and disadvantages of making films of real-life events?
Answer: Among the advantages, I assume, those movies have a ready-made plot, the storylines are already popular and the producer can think of characters easily. Such movies often win awards considering their historical values and are positively taken by the audience and critics.
However, there are some drawbacks to making such movies based on real-life events. First and foremost, people and critics scrutinise such movies more thoroughly and they are often subject to controversy. Secondly, the story is already known to people and the movie has to promise something more than its storyline. Furthermore, making such movies requires a huge sum of money and they often end up poorly at the box office.
Q. 4: How important do you think it is for a filmmaker to remain true to the original story?
Answer: I believe true facts from history should be intact in a movie and every filmmaker should adhere to the truth as much as possible while making a movie based on a real-life event or a prominent historical figure. Otherwise, the film would end up receiving resentments and negative criticism from ordinary viewers as well as from movie critics. Sometimes, a filmmaker needs to add some surprises and twists to make such a movie more appealing but they can always do so by not distorting the main facts. We should keep in mind that children who watch such movies often take them as evidence of real events from history. So such movies should not misrepresent history and invite controversy.
Q. 5: Should films and television be censored or should we be free to choose what we see?
Answer: I believe some sort of censorship is required in the TV and film industry so that we can enjoy movies and watch TV programmes without embarrassment and getting offended. For instance, if I started watching a movie with my parents and the film had too many sensual and violent scenes, we would feel embarrassed. Since movies have a major impact on the viewers' minds, we should not allow too much violence, hatred and offensive scenes to be shown. However, I also believe that creative artists should be allowed to express their feelings and thoughts through these media. Hence, too much tight censorship -as we see in some countries - is not desirable as well. We, as adults, might often choose what we want to watch but we should always monitor what our youngsters are watching for their own good.
Q. 6: How do you think censorship laws will change in the next 20 years?
Answer: Well, that's a tough question to answer, but I will nevertheless try! In my opinion, after two decades or so, some first-world countries, where censorship laws are too flexible, would find themselves amending laws to make them more a bit rigid. While an opposite approach would be taken in developing countries to give more freedom to creative artists. All countries, in my opinion, will try to make a balance in censorship laws to make it more friendly and helpful to the viewers and filmmakers.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Travel and transport.
1. How easy is it to travel around your country?
2. Which method of travel do you consider the safest? [Why?]
3. Has travel become safer in recent years than that was in the past?
4. What are the pros and cons of low-cost air travel?
5. How do you think people will travel in the future?
6. Should the government in a country focus more on rail transports or road transports? [Why?]
Q. 1: How easy is it to travel around your country?
Answer: We have a good number of public transportation including bullet trains, modern buses and aeroplanes and I would say someone can travel in my country very easily. Major cities in my country have airports and it makes commuters' lives hassle-free. Since we have eight-lane highways and they are maintained periodically, someone can drive his/her own car to commute from one area to another smoothly. Besides, metro rails are convenient for city-dwellers to commute to and from their offices and citizens can take long-route trains to visit other districts and they are comparatively cheaper.
Q. 2: Which method of travel do you consider the safest? [Why?]
Answer: Despite some common misconceptions, I believe airways are the safest means of transportation. We have frequent national and international flights and the service is really excellent. Aviation accidents are deadly and claim the lives of many, and such accidents often make headlines which gives an impression that air travel is nocuous. However, if we compare air causalities with that of road accidents, we can easily learn that air travel is the safest. Flying is the most secure way to get around in my country as flights are well-organised and the air traffic is controlled more efficiently by trained professionals.
Q. 3: Has travel become safer in recent years than that was in the past?
Answer: Some people would say that accidents and casualties are higher in modern times than in the past. But I believe that travelling in recent years has significantly improved and offers more convenience to commuters. We see more accidents these days because they all are being reported in the news, unlike in the past when we could hear about only major accidents. In recent days, we have more strict traffic rules, acute safety measures including biometric checking, and modern transportation which are built considering safety in mind. Rigid airport rules make terrorist attacks almost impossible.
A typical train station in my country has more than 15 train schedules and they carry thousands of passengers each day. Such a station used to have only three to four trains a day. If we consider the number of vehicles and commuters with that of the past, we would get a real picture of road safety, which I believe has advanced in recent days.
Q. 4: What are the pros and cons of low-cost air travel?
Answer: The major benefit of cheap air travel is that many people can afford to visit more places around the world, and foster the tourism industry. More frequent travels by ordinary people make them tolerable to other cultures and it maintains global peace.
Among the demerits, increasing flights are responsible for air pollution. Cheap air travel attracts more passengers and thus they indirectly contribute to air pollution. Moreover, low-cost air tickets do not ensure desirable comfort and amenities which people often regret. Food and drinks on such a journey are unreasonably expensive and it often includes hidden fees and charges.
Q. 5: How do you think people will travel in the future?
Answer: That's an interesting question and I will be both realistic and imaginative to answer this. I believe people will prefer to take aeroplanes and speedy trains in the near future to travel long-distance and flights will be cheaper to attract more passengers. Cars would be our constant companion and we would rely on our automobiles more than ever to travel within the city.
After 30 or 40 years, our cars would be able to fly short-distance and even run on the river, much like a science-fiction vehicle. After 50 years or so, we will have flying cars that will take us to our offices and the software instead of humans will drive those cars. A century later, we will have personal pods of SkyTran Carrier that would use the airways rather than moving on a road. After a few centuries later, who knows, we might even teleport straight to our destination from our home!
Q. 6: Should the government in a country focus more on rail transports or road transports? [Why?]
Answer: I believe the decision should be made based on the geological condition, existing infrastructure, population and economic condition of the country. For instance, if a country has mostly hilly tracks and rivers, developing rail tracks is both challenging and expensive. For such countries, connecting highways and road transports are more practical and cost-effective. Moreover, if the country does not have enough rail tracks already, it should focus on developing and enhancing roads rather than rails. Finally, countries with higher populations should consider developing their railroads as they can carry a great number of people at a time. Whether to invest in road or rail transportation, thus, should be made based on a number of factors rather than a single one.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Shopping online & The culture of consumerism.
[Discussion topic: Shopping online]
Q. What kinds of things do people in your country often buy from online shops?
Q. Why do you think online shopping has become so popular nowadays?
Q. What are some possible disadvantages of buying things from online shops?
[Discussion topic: The culture of consumerism]
Q. Why do many people today keep buying things which they do not need?
Q. Do you believe the benefits of a consumer society outweigh the disadvantages?
Q. How possible is it to avoid the culture of consumerism?
[Shopping online]
Q. What kinds of things do people in your country often buy from online shops?
Answer: Oh, people buy almost everything online these days! I'd say clothing, electronics, and household items are the most common purchases. Many people also order groceries and food online, especially since it's convenient and saves time. Besides that, books, cosmetics, and even furniture are popular choices, mainly because online shopping offers such a wide variety and convenience, it's hard to resist!
Q. Why do you think online shopping has become so popular nowadays?
Answer: Well, convenience is probably the biggest factor. People love being able to shop from the comfort of their homes at any time. Also, online shops often offer better prices, frequent discounts, and a wider selection of products than physical stores. Plus, the ease of comparing products, reading reviews, and having items delivered right to our doorstep makes online shopping incredibly attractive to busy people.
Q. What are some possible disadvantages of buying things from online shops?
Answer: Of course, online shopping isn't perfect. A common issue is that products might not match their descriptions or images like clothes not fitting properly or items arriving damaged. There's also the risk of fraud or security issues with online payments. Another downside is that delivery can be delayed or sometimes unreliable, causing frustration. Lastly, returning products can be a hassle and might take longer than expected, compared to returning items to physical stores.
[The culture of consumerism]
Q. Why do many people today keep buying things which they do not need?
Answer: That's a really interesting question. I'd say advertising and social media play huge roles in encouraging people to buy impulsively. We're constantly bombarded with messages that link happiness and success to buying new things. Additionally, shopping can sometimes become an emotional outlet since people buy things to relieve stress, feel good, or fit in socially, even if they don't genuinely need these items. Sadly, this often leads to unnecessary consumption and clutter.
Q. Do you believe the benefits of a consumer society outweigh the disadvantages?
Answer: Well, there are certainly some benefits, like economic growth, job creation, and increased choices for consumers. However, I personally feel the disadvantages, such as environmental damage, wasteful consumption, and financial stress, often outweigh these positives. A highly consumerist society can foster materialistic attitudes, causing people to chase temporary satisfaction rather than lasting happiness. So, I'd say moderation is crucial; balance is key to enjoying benefits without falling into excessive consumption.
Q. How possible is it to avoid the culture of consumerism?
Answer: Honestly, completely avoiding consumerism can be pretty challenging nowadays because it's deeply embedded in our culture and daily lives. However, it's definitely possible to reduce its impact by being more mindful about what we buy, prioritizing quality over quantity, and consciously resisting impulse purchases. Adopting practices like minimalism, recycling, and supporting sustainable brands can also help individuals steer clear of excessive consumerism. It's not always easy, but with effort and awareness, reducing consumerist habits is achievable.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 topic: Universities.
1. Is higher education too expensive in your country?
2. Should all students pay for their university education? Why?
3. What advantages do universities bring to society? Is it the same in your country?
4. Which is more important, research or teaching? Why?
5. How should students spend their summer vacations? How do/did you spend it?
6. What are the advantages of private universities over public universities?
Q. 1: Is higher education too expensive in your country?
Answer: Universities in my country, that are run by the government, offer higher education for free. The cost of pursuing higher education in such a university is much cheaper than that of private universities. However, the number of students seeking to enrol in graduation courses is much higher than the actual number of seats offered by state-run universities and colleges. As a result, many students mostly from affluent families, get admitted to private universities and pay a hefty tuition fee.
Q. 2: Should all students pay for their university education? Why?
Answer: I do not think that the university cost should be paid solely by the students and their guardians. Since the government allocate a budget for the education sector and a major portion of it goes to higher education and research facilities, state-run universities must offer free education. On top of that, the government has a responsibility to spend the taxpayers' money on social welfare and free or cheap education should be a top priority.
Q. 3: What advantages do universities bring to society? Is it the same in your country?
Answer: Universities are the lighthouse of society and they produce enlightened citizens who lead the country. Universities not only educate the youth and prepare them for their future but also carry on important research works that benefit society as well as the country. For instance, many inventions and medicines that we are familiar with were actually the results of university projects and research. Thus universities serve both the society and the country in numerous ways that have a direct correlation with the overall development of a nation. I am proud to say that universities in my country also play the same role.
Q. 4: Which is more important, research or teaching? Why?
Answer: I think that's a tough question to answer. However, my personal opinion is that both are required. While proper teaching ensures that young students are getting the education they need to prepare themselves for the future, research works, on the other hand, help solve practical problems and contribute to the advancement of the country. I also feel that more students, along with the teachers, should be involved in research work in our universities.
Q. 5: How should students spend their summer vacations? How do/did you spend it?
Answer: I personally feel that long vacations should be spent wisely. Since students have more than two months during their summer vacations, they should plan prior to the vacation to make the best out of it. They can travel for one to two weeks, get involved in some sort of paid job to gain some practical experience, enrol in skill development courses, study the subjects they find challenging and do some voluntary work for the community they live in.
I usually plan well ahead of the vacation and so far I have travelled extensively, done some part-time jobs, read many books, visited my grandparents and taken three skill development courses including a language course during my summer vacations in my college. Next year I am planning to visit Italy for a couple of weeks, and then afterwards, take a graphic designing course.
Q. 6: What are the advantages of private universities over public universities?
Answer: From my personal experience I can say private universities are more disciplined and update their curriculum frequently to make the course more useful to the students. The study environment in a private university is often better as the authority does not allow politics or such activities there. Many private universities have better labs and research facilities which is an added advantage. Since they finish the course within the speculated timeframe, they help students avoid session jams and start their careers early. Harvard, Yale, Stanford and MIT are a few of the world-renowned private universities which have maintained an excellent academic environment and research works and show how some private universities could indeed be better than many public universities.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Reading books.
1. Do you generally read a lot of books or do you prefer watching TV? Why?
2. What kind of books are considered good reads in your opinion?
3. Do you think that people read nowadays as they did in the past?
4. Do you regard famous writers as good role models?
5. If a movie is based on a book, would you prefer to read the book or to watch the film? Why?
6. How does our reading habit changes as we grow up? Why does it happen?
Q. 1: Do you generally read a lot of books or do you prefer watching TV? Why?
Answer: I prefer reading books over enjoying random programmes on television. However, that does not mean that I hate watching TV. I just feel that reading is a far better habit than watching TV. Every book gives us the opportunity to learn something new and the time spent on reading a book is more constructive. I can't say the same for the TV. We often watch TV to kill time and end up surfing through channels rather than watching something meaningful.
Q. 2: What kind of books are considered good reads in your opinion?
Answer: I believe books that are suitable for a reader's age and do not contain any hate speech or offensive materials are a good choice. Generally speaking, if a book can grab readers' interest, make them think, or help them learn something new then it is a good read. For me, a captivating story and character development in it are always key indicators for a good read. However, I often enjoy books simply because they are educative and are based on real events.
Q. 3: Do you think that people read nowadays as they did in the past?
Answer: I believe we always had readers in our society and we still have those who enjoy reading books more than any other activity. However, the way people read in the past has changed. We now have digital devices to read books and the Internet to download and read any book we like. These days the young generation seems more interested in technology than books but as I have said, we still have a good number of readers who use technology to read books by their favourite writers. Online platforms also enable us to express ourselves about a writer and his/her books more openly.
Q. 4: Do you regard famous writers as good role models?
Answer: If we consider famous writers in general, they are better role models for us than many politicians, celebrities and athletes. However, we should follow them through their writings, their contribution to society and their good deeds, not the few who set bad examples in their personal life. Writers have always inspired us and they still do in numerous ways. So if we consider famous writers as our role models, we will have more to gain than to lose.
Q. 5: If a movie is based on a book, would you prefer to read the book or to watch the film? Why?
Answer: I would not mind both reading the book and watching the movie. However, my personal experience has taught me that books are better than movies in most of the cases. To many, watching a movie is more exciting, and interesting visual effects of the film make it more appealing. However, books can touch a reader more profoundly than the movie. While movies can bring whole worlds to life before our eyes, and make characters into living, books ignite our imagination and take us to a world unknown to us and the journey allows us to feel every experience of the characters, thus leaving a lasting impression in our memory. So, I might skip watching a few good films based on books but would not want to miss those books.
Q. 6: How does our reading habit change as we grow up? Why does it happen?
Answer: As we grow up, we tend to read more, and the reading habit is solely based on our interests rather than academic requirements. In our childhood, we are so innocent and thus a fairy tale can take us to a wonderful mythical world. We want to be like the hero or heroine who has magical powers to destroy evils and restore peace. This is however not the case when we grow up and become mature. We require more practical ingredients to be challenged and entertained. Thus in our adulthood, we want to be like a real-life hero who has no mysterious power but has sheer willpower and determination to face the challenges and change the world or at least change people around him. Our perspective to view the world around us changes as we grow up and so does our book choice.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Media & news.
1. How do most people get their news in your country?
2. How do you think people will get their news in the future?
3. Do you believe everything you read in the newspapers?
4. How has TV changed people's lives?
5. What do you think of children watching TV?
6. How has social media changed the way we get and share the news?
Q. 1: How do most people get their news in your country?
Answer: Thank you very much for this question. Most adults in my country rely on newspapers and television channels for news. However, a good number of office-goers also visit online news portals to find out the news updates and recent events. Young people heavily rely on online newspapers and their preferred social networking platform to get such news.
Q. 2: How do you think people will get their news in the future?
Answer: I think technology will change the way we get and share news in the future. Most people will rely on their handheld devices, that are connected to the Internet, as the primary source of news and information. Traditional newspapers and news channels, on the other hand, will become less popular in the future because of the time lag between when something happens and when readers get the chance to read or view them. Since mobile devices can offer instant updates, they will be a powerful way of getting news updates. Listening to the preferred type of news by using small devices attached to our ears would become more popular and the type of news we would like to listen to shall be determined by our activities and interests.
Q. 3: Do you believe everything you read in the newspapers?
Answer: No, I do not believe everything newspapers publish for the public. That's why I read newspapers that are mainstream and have strong authority and authenticity. Thus I avoid reading most of the fabricated and fake news which are usually published in less authoritative and unreliable newspapers. I am also wary of politically biased and sourceless news articles that my friends or their friends share on Facebook and Twitter.
Sometimes, the process of gathering news is done hastily and irresponsibly, which results in unreliable information even in the mainstream newspapers. In such cases, I try to verify the news from other reliable sources. In fact, the forged and made-up news is all around us and without being watchful and experienced, we can't recognise lies hidden in plain sight.
Q. 4: How has TV changed people's lives?
Answer: If I am asked what is the single most influential invention that has changed people's lifestyles, my answer would be 'the television'. Television is a mandatory home appliance in all households in my country. It is a source of education, information, and entertainment for many. People watch TV to get news and weather updates, learn about foreign cultures, relax and even plan their next day based on information gained from the TV. They watch TV in the morning, evening and even before going to bed. TV programmes entertain them, keep them together in the living room (drawing room) and eliminate many elder's loneliness. TV stars have shaped fashion, TV advertisements have changed people's purchasing habits and quiz shows have made many young become more inquisitive. Personally, I believe that television helps to bring families and communities together.
However, this device has its dark side as well. State TV channels are often the tool for political propaganda, and people who watch TV too much often suffer from dangerous diseases like diabetes and obesity.
Q. 5: What do you think of children watching TV?
Answer: I think if children watch educative, entertaining and creative TV programmes then they can learn from them. However, their parents should monitor what their children watch on TV and for how long. Watching TV is beneficial for children in some ways as it helps them relax and become inquisitive. On top of that, some TV programs provide useful academic knowledge to children. But, if children watch TV all day long, it can harm them both physically and psychologically. Such children lose their interest in outdoor activities and become addicted to TV and video games.
Q. 6: How has social media changed the way we get and share the news?
Answer: Social media is an excellent tool that connects people and lets them share updates, news and information with the people they care about. It has made it possible not only to read the news but also to raise our voices and concerns. Thus it has made a common platform for ordinary citizens to express themselves and their opinions about the world. Getting and sharing interesting news is easier than ever before.
However, people's tendency to share news without verifying authenticity has also made it chaotic. For instance, half of the news found on such social media is either fake or fabricated.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Driving a car & Electric cars.
[Discussion Topic: Driving a car]
Q. How interested are young people in your country in learning to drive?
Q. What are the differences between driving in the countryside and driving in the city?
Q. Do you consider most drivers where you live to be good drivers?
[Discussion Topic: Electric cars]
Q. How popular are electric cars in your country?
Q. In what ways could more people be persuaded to buy electric cars?
Q. Do you think all cars will be electric one day?
[Driving a car]
Q. How interested are young people in your country in learning to drive?
Answer: Young people in my country are generally very interested in learning to drive as many of them are passionate about driving a car or motorbike. Since without a valid driver's licence they are not legally allowed to drive on the street, they try to get a driver's licence as soon as they come of age. Driving provides them independence, convenience, and a sense of maturity. For many, obtaining a driver's licence represents an important milestone toward adulthood, and teenagers are often eager to start driving as soon as they're legally allowed. Additionally, driving skills enhance employment opportunities, making young people more motivated to learn.
Q. What are the differences between driving in the countryside and driving in the city?
Answer: Well, in my opinion, driving in the countryside is usually calmer, with less traffic, fewer pedestrians, and open roads, providing a more relaxed driving experience. In contrast, city driving tends to be stressful due to congested roads, frequent stops at traffic lights, and navigating around pedestrians and cyclists. However, rural areas might have narrow or poorly maintained roads, while cities typically have well-developed infrastructure, though with much heavier traffic.
Q. Do you consider most drivers where you live to be good drivers?
Answer: In general, yes, I believe most drivers in my area are good and responsible. They usually follow traffic rules, show courtesy towards other drivers, and are mindful of pedestrian safety. Of course, there are occasional exceptions with reckless or aggressive drivers, but overall, the majority tend to drive safely and responsibly.
[Electric cars]
Q. How popular are electric cars in your country?
Answer: Electric cars are gaining popularity in my country, though they're not yet widely used compared to conventional vehicles. Interest is growing steadily because of increased environmental awareness, lower running costs, and government incentives such as subsidies and tax benefits. Still, limited infrastructure like charging stations in certain areas makes widespread adoption a bit slower than expected. However, I believe that electric cars will be more and more popular in the future and most of the cars that will run on the streets and roads will be electric.
Q. In what ways could more people be persuaded to buy electric cars?
Answer: To persuade more people to buy electric cars, in my opinion, governments and companies should provide better financial incentives, such as tax reductions, discounts, or subsidies. Expanding the charging infrastructure and offering more convenient charging stations nationwide would also help greatly. Lastly, raising public awareness about the environmental benefits and cost savings associated with electric cars could further encourage people to make the switch.
Q. Do you think all cars will be electric one day?
Answer: Yes, I think that it's highly likely that in the future, all cars will become electric. Given the increasing urgency to combat climate change and reduce pollution, transitioning to electric vehicles seems inevitable. Advancements in battery technology, improved vehicle performance, and growing infrastructure will make electric cars accessible and affordable, eventually replacing traditional fuel-powered cars completely.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Internet.
1. Do most people have a computer at home in your country? What do most people use it for?
2. Do you think all the information on the internet is true?
3. How can people find reliable information on the internet?
4. How has the internet changed the way we live?
5. How has the internet changed the way we work?
6. Do you think the internet is safe for children to use unsupervised?
Q. 1: Do most people have a computer at home in your country? What do most people use it for?
Answer: Well, to answer this question, I should first mention that the ownership of computers is almost ten times higher in cities than that of villages in my country. Thus most of the families living in a city own at least one computer except for poor people while almost one in twelve families in rural areas have a computer or a laptop.
The activities on a computer vary based on the users' age group. For instance, children like to watch cartoons, draw pictures and play games on a computer while teenagers mostly use the Internet on a computer or laptop to use their favourite social networking websites, find information to complete their school assignments and for entertainment purposes. Adults often use a computer to connect to the internet, check emails, learn to use new software, create presentations, do online shopping and listen to their favourite music.
Q. 2: Do you think all the information on the internet is true?
Answer: I believe without an authentic source and credible publisher, we should be wary of the information we see or find online. The Internet is an astonishing source of information but fake news and fabricated information are all around there. Thus, I would not believe everything I see online except they are from an authoritative source. For instance, if I find a piece of information on a website like www.bbc.com, from the official government website or from a prominent and mainstream online newspaper, I would believe it. However, any news found on a social networking website like Facebook, or from a dubious website should always be verified before believing it to be true.
Q. 3: How can people find reliable information on the internet?
Answer: People have to rely on credible websites with many years of reputation, mainstream online newspapers that are famous, government websites and fact-finding sources to get authentic information. Anything found on social networking platforms should always be verified before sharing as these are often targeted by spammers and fake news producers.
Google Scholar is an excellent place to find academic papers which are real and to be sure if an image is fake or real someone can take advantage of the Google image search feature. The popular encyclopedia offers real information and they could be trusted. Another excellent way to filter away the bogus news is to look for the author and publisher's credentials. Lastly, people should use their common sense. If an offer is too good to be true or if a story has so many unbelievable facts, people should check further to find out more about it.
Q. 4: How has the internet changed the way we live?
Answer: Honestly speaking, the Internet has revolutionised the way we live. Many of us can't believe how the people in the pre-internet era managed to do all their work at home or at the office! The Internet allows us to work more proficiently at home, work more productively at the office and let us communicate with anyone from a far distance of the world. We make video calls to be in touch with our loved ones, do online shopping, participate in meetings in another city and even drive our cars with the help of the Internet. With this technology, we have amazing access to information and they are just a few mouse clicks away. These days we even do banking online and the need to travel long distances for ordinary tasks is no longer required. Thus the present era with the spectacular power and blessings of the Internet is truly remarkable.
However, there is a downside to this fabulous technology. Our overreliance on the internet has made us home-centric and we prefer to stay at home rather than going outside and socialising. This is detrimental to our social and personal lives that we often fail to realise.
Q. 5: How has the internet changed the way we work?
Answer: The Internet has dramatically changed the way we work as well. A large number of people work from home nowadays, and the Internet has created thousands of gig-based jobs for the new generation. The Internet allows us to save a huge amount of data online and they are easily accessible at a later date. We use emails, video conferencing, project management software and blogs and these are essentials for an office these days. Without the Internet, we would still have to keep track of every calculation with the help of papers and pens and the mistakes would have been more frequent. Employees in most modern offices have computers to help them finish a task and learn new things.
Q. 6: Do you think the internet is safe for children to use unsupervised?
Answer: I believe, children should not be allowed to use the Internet without some sort of supervision from parents. The Internet is a great source of information and entertainment but it also contains harmful and age-restricted content that could psychologically damage children. Moreover, predators often search for children to harm them. Thus parents should either enforce rigid parental controls on the browser and network level which would monitor the online activities of children and filter out bad content or should be present physically when their children use the Internet. It is not to take away children's freedom but for their safety.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: The beauty industry & Beauty and culture.
[Discussion topic: The beauty industry]
Q. Do you agree that most beauty products are a waste of money?
Q. How does the beauty industry advertise its products so successfully?
Q. What do you think of the view that beauty products should not be advertised to children?
[Discussion topic: Beauty and culture]
Q. Why do many people equate youth with beauty?
Q. Do you think that being beautiful could affect a person's success in life?
Q. Why might society's ideas about beauty change over time?
[The beauty industry]
Q. Do you agree that most beauty products are a waste of money?
Answer: Well, I wouldn't say most beauty products are entirely a waste of money because many genuinely offer benefits, such as boosting self-confidence, improving skin health, or providing relaxation and self-care. However, there's definitely a tendency in the industry to exaggerate claims, leading consumers to buy products they don't really need or that deliver minimal results. People often spend significant amounts on products promising quick fixes or drastic transformations that rarely occur. In my opinion, it depends greatly on the individual product, how effectively it's used, and whether the person's expectations align realistically with what the product can actually achieve.
Q. How does the beauty industry advertise its products so successfully?
Answer: The beauty industry excels in advertising primarily through appealing visuals, emotional connections, and leveraging popular celebrities or influencers. Ads typically focus on achieving ideals of beauty and youth, using carefully crafted images and persuasive language to attract consumers. Social media platforms have also become powerful advertising channels, allowing brands to directly interact with their audience, personalize their messages, and quickly respond to trends. Additionally, clever marketing strategies, like limited-time offers and promotions, encourage consumers to make impulsive purchases. Altogether, these tactics successfully create strong consumer demand and brand loyalty.
Q. What do you think of the view that beauty products should not be advertised to children?
Answer: I strongly agree with this viewpoint because children are particularly impressionable and vulnerable to marketing influences. When beauty products are advertised to children, it reinforces unrealistic beauty standards and may negatively affect their self-esteem and body image. Young people should focus more on developing self-confidence, personal values, and character rather than appearance at such an early stage. Advertising beauty products to children can encourage unnecessary worries about their looks, potentially leading to anxiety or unhealthy habits. Therefore, I believe advertisements targeting children should promote healthy lifestyles and positive self-image instead of beauty ideals.
[Beauty and culture]
Q. Why do many people equate youth with beauty?
Answer: Many people associate youth with beauty primarily due to societal standards and media representation. Youth is often portrayed as a period of vitality, health, and attractiveness, featuring prominently in movies, advertisements, and magazines. This continuous exposure shapes perceptions, making people believe youthfulness signifies beauty. Additionally, biologically, youthful appearances are associated with health and reproductive fitness, reinforcing the idea that young people are more physically attractive. Such deeply ingrained ideas influence perceptions and often lead individuals to strive to maintain a youthful appearance as long as possible.
Q. Do you think that being beautiful could affect a person's success in life?
Answer: Yes, I think beauty can significantly impact a person's success, though ideally, it shouldn't be the primary factor. Studies have shown that attractive people often have advantages, including better first impressions, increased confidence, and more opportunities in areas such as employment and social situations. This phenomenon, often called the "halo effect," occurs because society tends to subconsciously associate physical attractiveness with positive attributes like intelligence and competence. However, it's important to emphasize that qualities like talent, determination, and character are crucial and have a more lasting impact on long-term success and personal fulfillment.
Q. Why might society's ideas about beauty change over time?
Answer: Society's ideas about beauty evolve due to numerous factors, including cultural shifts, media influence, historical events, and globalization. As cultures become more interconnected, beauty standards tend to diversify and incorporate features from different backgrounds. Historical events can shift priorities and values, affecting perceptions of what is considered attractive. For example, during certain historical periods, fuller figures were seen as symbols of prosperity, while in others, slimness was idealized. Moreover, social movements and increased awareness about diversity and body positivity have recently contributed to broader and more inclusive standards of beauty. Thus, society's concept of beauty remains dynamic, continually shaped by social and cultural transformations.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Museums and art galleries & The holiday industry.
[Discussion topic: Museums and art galleries]
Q. What are the most popular museums and art galleries in ... (where you live)?
Q. Do you believe that all museums and art galleries should be free?
Q. What kinds of things make a museum or art gallery an interesting place to visit?
[Discussion topic: The holiday industry]
Q. Why, do you think, do some people book package holidays rather than travelling independently?
Q. Would you say that large numbers of tourists cause problems for local people?
Q. What sort of impact can large holiday resorts have on the environment?
[Museums and art galleries]
Q. What are the most popular museums and art galleries in ... (where you live)?
Answer: In my city, some of the most popular museums and art galleries include the National Museum, known for its extensive historical collections and exhibits showcasing local culture. There's also the Modern Art Gallery, which is famous for contemporary artworks from local and international artists. Another highly visited place is the Science and Technology Museum, popular among families and young people due to its interactive and educational exhibits. These institutions attract both tourists and locals because they offer engaging experiences and rich insights into history, culture, and art.
Q. Do you believe that all museums and art galleries should be free?
Answer: Yes, I strongly believe that museums and art galleries should be freely accessible to everyone. Free entry ensures broader public access to culture, history, and art, promoting educational opportunities and cultural enrichment regardless of someone's financial background. It encourages frequent visits and makes culture more inclusive. However, I do recognize that these institutions require funding for upkeep and expansion, so they might rely on government funding, donations, or optional contributions from visitors who can afford them. Ultimately, the key goal should be making art and cultural heritage accessible to as many people as possible.
Q. What kinds of things make a museum or art gallery an interesting place to visit?
Answer: I think that a museum or art gallery becomes interesting when it offers diverse, engaging, and well-curated collections that capture visitors' imaginations. Interactive exhibits, clear and informative descriptions, multimedia presentations, and audio guides can significantly enhance the experience, making visits enjoyable and educational. Regularly updated special exhibitions, workshops, or events also help attract repeat visitors. Additionally, good lighting, thoughtful display arrangements, comfortable environments, and friendly staff greatly contribute to making museums and galleries welcoming and appealing places for visitors of all ages and backgrounds.
[The holiday industry]
Q. Why, do you think, do some people book package holidays rather than travelling independently?
Answer: I presume, people often choose package holidays because they're convenient, stress-free, and usually cost-effective. Package tours typically include accommodation, meals, transportation, and sightseeing, so travellers don't have to worry about individual arrangements or potential issues arising during their trip. They are particularly popular among families, elderly travellers, or first-time travellers who prefer safety, comfort, and assurance provided by organized services. Additionally, package holidays often include tour guides who offer insights and local knowledge, enhancing the overall travel experience for visitors unfamiliar with the destination.
Q. Would you say that large numbers of tourists cause problems for local people?
Answer: Yes, I do believe that large numbers of tourists can cause several issues for local communities. For example, overcrowding in popular tourist spots can lead to traffic congestion, higher prices, and strain on local infrastructure and resources. It can also negatively impact residents' daily lives, making basic tasks like shopping or commuting more challenging. Moreover, in some cases, excessive tourism might dilute local culture and traditions, turning authentic experiences into commercialized activities. While tourism can undoubtedly boost the local economy, managing tourist numbers responsibly is essential to ensure a harmonious coexistence between tourists and local residents.
Q. What sort of impact can large holiday resorts have on the environment?
Answer: I tend to believe that large holiday resorts can significantly impact the environment in various ways. Construction often leads to deforestation, habitat destruction, and disruption to local wildlife. These resorts frequently consume considerable amounts of water and energy, putting additional pressure on local resources. Waste management can also become problematic, with increased generation of garbage, sewage, and pollution. Moreover, popular tourist beaches or natural sites near resorts can suffer from erosion and degradation due to increased foot traffic and activities. I would also like to mention that to minimize these environmental impacts, it’s crucial for resorts to implement sustainable practices such as recycling, energy-efficient operations, water conservation, and responsible tourism guidelines.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Visiting cities on holiday & The growth of cities.
[Discussion topic: Visiting cities on holiday]
Q. What are the most interesting things to do while visiting cities on holiday?
Q. Why can it be expensive to visit cities on holiday?
Q. Do you think it is better to visit cities alone or in a group with friends?
[Discussion topic: The growth of cities]
Q. Why have cities increased in size in recent years?
Q. What are the challenges created by ever-growing cities?
Q. In what ways do you think cities of the future will be different to cities today?
[Visiting cities on holiday]
Q. What are the most interesting things to do while visiting cities on holiday?
Answer: Well, I’d say there's a whole host of things to explore in cities. For starters, visiting museums, art galleries, and historical landmarks can give fascinating insights into the local culture and history. Trying local cuisine in famous restaurants or street food markets is another exciting activity that can really enhance the experience. Personally, I think exploring vibrant local markets, attending festivals or cultural performances, and simply wandering around the city's unique neighbourhoods are fantastic ways to immerse oneself in city life. Overall, there's certainly no shortage of engaging and enjoyable activities when visiting cities on holiday.
Q. Why can it be expensive to visit cities on holiday?
Answer: I suppose one main reason is that accommodation in cities, particularly major tourist destinations, can be very pricey. Hotels and restaurants often charge premium rates, especially during peak travel seasons. Additionally, entrance fees for popular attractions, transport costs, and shopping expenses can quickly add up, making city trips quite costly. Also, cities often encourage visitors to indulge in experiences like shows, fine dining, or luxury shopping, which naturally contributes to higher spending compared to rural or suburban areas. So, while city holidays are incredibly attractive, they can definitely hit your wallet harder than other destinations.
Q. Do you think it is better to visit cities alone or in a group with friends?
Answer: Honestly, both have their advantages. Visiting cities alone allows a person greater freedom, flexibility, and independence. They can explore exactly what they want, at their own pace, and make spontaneous decisions without needing to compromise. On the other hand, travelling in a group with friends can make the experience more enjoyable and memorable because it provides companionship, shared experiences, and a sense of safety. Personally, I think the choice depends entirely on the individual's personality and preferences; some people prefer solo adventures, while others find group travel far more fulfilling.
[The growth of cities]
Q. Why have cities increased in size in recent years?
Answer: Well, there's no denying that cities have expanded significantly due to several factors. Primarily, economic opportunities attract people from rural areas and smaller towns, leading to urbanisation. Cities typically offer better job prospects, educational facilities, healthcare services, and lifestyle amenities, drawing many individuals seeking an improved quality of life. Additionally, population growth naturally results in urban expansion as cities develop new residential areas, industrial zones, and business districts to accommodate the increasing numbers. Thus, economic, social, and demographic factors collectively drive the growth and expansion of modern cities.
Q. What are the challenges created by ever-growing cities?
Answer: The rapid growth of cities undoubtedly creates multiple challenges. First and foremost, there's the issue of traffic congestion and pollution, leading to environmental and health concerns. Additionally, overcrowding can strain public services like hospitals, schools, and transportation networks. Housing shortages and rising living costs are also significant issues in expanding cities, making affordability difficult for many residents. Moreover, rapid urbanisation often leads to social problems like increased crime rates and reduced community cohesion. Overall, these challenges require careful urban planning and effective governance to ensure sustainable city growth and maintain residents' quality of life.
Q. In what ways do you think cities of the future will be different to cities today?
Answer: In my opinion, future cities will be significantly smarter and more sustainable than today’s cities. They will likely incorporate advanced technology and renewable energy sources, leading to more efficient public transport systems and reduced environmental impact. Buildings might feature eco-friendly designs and smart technologies to save energy and water. I also think cities will become more pedestrian-friendly, with greater emphasis on green spaces and walkability to enhance residents' quality of life. Additionally, improved urban planning and management, driven by data analytics and artificial intelligence, might create safer, cleaner, and more inclusive urban environments for everyone.
IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Staying in hotels & Working in a hotel.
[Discussion topic: Staying in hotels]
Q. What things are important when people are choosing a hotel?
Q. Why do some people not like staying in hotels?
Q. Do you think staying in a luxury hotel is a waste of money?
[Discussion topic: Working in a hotel]
Q. Do you think hotel work is a good career for life?
Q. How does working in a big hotel compare with working in a small hotel?
Q. What skills are needed to be a successful hotel manager?
[Staying in hotels]
Q. What things are important when people are choosing a hotel?
Answer: Well, I'd say location is usually a big factor; people often prefer hotels close to tourist attractions, restaurants, or transportation hubs. Cleanliness and comfort are also absolutely essential as no one likes a dirty or uncomfortable room. Good service and friendly staff can significantly improve a stay, and of course, price plays a major role since everyone wants value for money. Finally, facilities like Wi-Fi, parking, breakfast, or a swimming pool can make a big difference depending on individual preferences and needs.
Q. Why do some people not like staying in hotels?
Answer: That's an interesting question. I think some people prefer more personal, home-like environments, which hotels often lack. Hotels can sometimes feel impersonal or crowded, especially larger ones. Others may find hotels noisy or uncomfortable due to unfamiliar beds or limited privacy. Additionally, cost can be a factor—hotels, particularly nice ones, can be expensive, and some people prefer more budget-friendly options like renting apartments or staying with friends and family.
Q. Do you think staying in a luxury hotel is a waste of money?
Answer: Not necessarily. Honestly, it depends on the person's priorities and budget. Luxury hotels provide exceptional comfort, high-quality service, and unique experiences that can create lasting memories, making the extra cost worth it for special occasions or vacations. However, for someone who values exploring and spending most of their time outside the hotel, paying extra for luxury might seem unnecessary. It's really about personal preference and how much someone values that luxury experience.
[Working in a hotel]
Q. Do you think hotel work is a good career for life?
Answer: I'd say yes, it can be, especially for those passionate about hospitality and customer service. Working in hotels can be rewarding because you meet new people from all over the world and develop valuable skills like communication, management, and problem-solving. It also offers good opportunities for career advancement. However, it often involves long hours, working weekends, and managing stressful situations, so it's probably best suited to those who genuinely enjoy interacting with people and thrive in dynamic environments.
Q. How does working in a big hotel compare with working in a small hotel?
Answer: That's a good point to consider. Working in a big hotel usually means more structured roles, formal training, and clear career progression opportunities. There might be more variety and benefits, but the environment can also feel impersonal due to its scale. In contrast, small hotels often offer a more relaxed, family-like atmosphere with closer relationships among staff and guests. Employees might have more varied responsibilities and opportunities to be flexible, but they may have fewer formal career advancement opportunities. Each has its pros and cons, depending on your personality and career goals.
Q. What skills are needed to be a successful hotel manager?
Answer: Oh, several skills are vital! First, strong leadership and communication skills are essential since managers deal with staff and guests daily. Problem-solving and quick decision-making abilities are also crucial, as unexpected issues often arise. Moreover, good organizational and time-management skills help keep things running smoothly. Having cultural awareness and a friendly, approachable personality can also greatly enhance guest satisfaction. In short, a successful hotel manager needs a balanced mix of practical, interpersonal, and management skills.
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