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Speaking For Ielts:
Given below are sentences that have a word that has been highlighted. In the options below, are words similar in meaning to the word highlighted. Find the nearest word in meaning to the given word.
1- The picayune detail aides the market.
A- contest
B- brutish
C- everyday
D- detection
2- The ink forecasts the mysterious end.
A- signature
B- polar
C- french
D- sharp
3- The animal samples the deafening meeting.
A- fluent
B- proposal
C- degrading
D- blaring
4- The learning comforts the high trouble.
A- concept
B- amenity
C- uptown
D- gateway
5- The shock allocates the worried fact.
A- financial
B- conscious
C- bloodthirsty
D- allot
6- The rural disgust aides the step.
A- play
B- joystick
C- abettor
D-
7- The unaccountable growth targets the verse.
A- dynasty
B- internal
C- arcane
D- one
8- The sleep assembles the abusive learning.
A- insulting
B- hundred
C- border
D- believer
9- The nonchalant smoke brought the growth.
A- controversial
B- best
C- antelopes
D- aloof
10- The morning purchases the therapeutic care.
A- night skull
B- fluent
C- curative
D- nightmare
SAMPLE ANSWER
1. C
2. A
3. D
4. B
5. D
6. C
7. C
8. A
9. D
10. C
Given below are sentences that have a word that has been highlighted. In the options below, are words similar in meaning to the word highlighted. Find the nearest word in meaning to the given word.
1- The picayune detail aides the market.
A- contest
B- brutish
C- everyday
D- detection
2- The ink forecasts the mysterious end.
A- signature
B- polar
C- french
D- sharp
3- The animal samples the deafening meeting.
A- fluent
B- proposal
C- degrading
D- blaring
4- The learning comforts the high trouble.
A- concept
B- amenity
C- uptown
D- gateway
5- The shock allocates the worried fact.
A- financial
B- conscious
C- bloodthirsty
D- allot
6- The rural disgust aides the step.
A- play
B- joystick
C- abettor
D-
7- The unaccountable growth targets the verse.
A- dynasty
B- internal
C- arcane
D- one
8- The sleep assembles the abusive learning.
A- insulting
B- hundred
C- border
D- believer
9- The nonchalant smoke brought the growth.
A- controversial
B- best
C- antelopes
D- aloof
10- The morning purchases the therapeutic care.
A- night skull
B- fluent
C- curative
D- nightmare
SAMPLE ANSWER
1. C
2. A
3. D
4. B
5. D
6. C
7. C
8. A
9. D
10. C
IELTS Speaking test in Ireland – July 2016
Speaking test
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Where do you live now?
– Do you use public transport?
– How would you describe transport facilities in your city?
– Do you like singing?
– Have you learned to sing in your childhood?
– Why do people sing?
– How often do people sing?
– What type of songs do you listen to?
– Do you like walking? Why?
– How often do you walk?
– What kind of interesting things do you see while walking?
Cue Card
Talk about your best friend. Please say
– Who is he/she?
– When did you both meet for the first time?
– What do you usually do together?
Discussion
– What are the benefits of team work on an international level?
– Is it possible for an employee and a manager to be best friends?
– What are the benefits of sports or the Olympic Games?
– Can they bring unity on an international level? Why?
Speaking test
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Where do you live now?
– Do you use public transport?
– How would you describe transport facilities in your city?
– Do you like singing?
– Have you learned to sing in your childhood?
– Why do people sing?
– How often do people sing?
– What type of songs do you listen to?
– Do you like walking? Why?
– How often do you walk?
– What kind of interesting things do you see while walking?
Cue Card
Talk about your best friend. Please say
– Who is he/she?
– When did you both meet for the first time?
– What do you usually do together?
Discussion
– What are the benefits of team work on an international level?
– Is it possible for an employee and a manager to be best friends?
– What are the benefits of sports or the Olympic Games?
– Can they bring unity on an international level? Why?
IELTS Speaking test in India – August 2016
Speaking test
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Do you enjoy your studies?
– How do you get to college?
– What sports do you play?
– Do you like playing football? Why?
– How do you spend your weekends?
– Who is your favourite movie actor or actress? Why?
– What movie did you watch recently?
– Was it at home or in a cinema?
– Do you think watching movies every day affects your studies?
– Who is your role model? Why?
Cue Card
Talk about a sport club that you last visited. Please say
– Where and when was it?
– Who told you about it?
– What did you do there?
Discussion
– How often do you go to this club?
– Do you like it?
– Why do you want to join this sport club?
– What is the importance of games in student life?
– Do you think there should be more sport clubs in your city?
– Do you think the government should encourage people to participate in sports and games?
– What facilities should be there in sport clubs for the young and elderly?
Speaking test
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Do you enjoy your studies?
– How do you get to college?
– What sports do you play?
– Do you like playing football? Why?
– How do you spend your weekends?
– Who is your favourite movie actor or actress? Why?
– What movie did you watch recently?
– Was it at home or in a cinema?
– Do you think watching movies every day affects your studies?
– Who is your role model? Why?
Cue Card
Talk about a sport club that you last visited. Please say
– Where and when was it?
– Who told you about it?
– What did you do there?
Discussion
– How often do you go to this club?
– Do you like it?
– Why do you want to join this sport club?
– What is the importance of games in student life?
– Do you think there should be more sport clubs in your city?
– Do you think the government should encourage people to participate in sports and games?
– What facilities should be there in sport clubs for the young and elderly?
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IELTS Speaking Samples: Advertising
Now we'll discuss the role of advertising.
Do you think advertising influences what people buy?
Yes, definitely. If there were no advertising and you went to a shop, then you would just
buy what you wanted based on maybe what others have told you, what the product
looks like, or, depending on the product, what it says on the label. Advertising builds up
a brand and people then trust a certain thing because they have seen it on television or
elsewhere. Also, there is so much advertising around it must influence us. You can’t
escape it as it is fed to us constantly in our daily lives – not only in magazines, radio and
television, but on billboards, on TVs installed on trains and platforms, even in schools
and universities. So yes, advertising influences what we buy.
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Do advertisements give correct information, or do they encourage people to buy things that they may not need?
I think some do and some don’t, but it’s difficult to know which are giving us the correct
information. For example, the skin whitening products – I do not believe that these work
but we see them everywhere in Asian countries, and we are encouraged to buy them
even though they are not actually necessary. The adverts, though, tell us they are
necessary as they will improve our lives and we will become more accepted and
successful. This then, is an example of advertising encouraging people to buy
something they do not need. I do think there are checks in most countries these days to
make sure that adverts are giving the correct information and not lying to people, but I
think it is still easy for advertisers to exaggerate or to do this without breaking the
regulations.
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Is advertising really necessary in modern society?
It could be seen to be necessary in terms of the fact that, as I mentioned before, there is
so much choice that we need someone to guide us in what to buy or to give us some
extra information about products. Without this, it would be difficult to know where to
start. However, that said, I’m not sure that I would regard it as ‘necessary’ as overall I
think it may do more harm than good. As we just discussed, advertising encourages
people to buy things they possibly do not need. We live in a consumer society and
many people are in debt because we are encouraged to buy and buy, and I’m sure
advertising plays a major role in this. Without advertising we could just do our own
research and decide what we really need. So no, I would not say that advertising in
necessary in modern society.
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IELTS Speaking Samples: Advertising
Now we'll discuss the role of advertising.
Do you think advertising influences what people buy?
Yes, definitely. If there were no advertising and you went to a shop, then you would just
buy what you wanted based on maybe what others have told you, what the product
looks like, or, depending on the product, what it says on the label. Advertising builds up
a brand and people then trust a certain thing because they have seen it on television or
elsewhere. Also, there is so much advertising around it must influence us. You can’t
escape it as it is fed to us constantly in our daily lives – not only in magazines, radio and
television, but on billboards, on TVs installed on trains and platforms, even in schools
and universities. So yes, advertising influences what we buy.
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Do advertisements give correct information, or do they encourage people to buy things that they may not need?
I think some do and some don’t, but it’s difficult to know which are giving us the correct
information. For example, the skin whitening products – I do not believe that these work
but we see them everywhere in Asian countries, and we are encouraged to buy them
even though they are not actually necessary. The adverts, though, tell us they are
necessary as they will improve our lives and we will become more accepted and
successful. This then, is an example of advertising encouraging people to buy
something they do not need. I do think there are checks in most countries these days to
make sure that adverts are giving the correct information and not lying to people, but I
think it is still easy for advertisers to exaggerate or to do this without breaking the
regulations.
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Is advertising really necessary in modern society?
It could be seen to be necessary in terms of the fact that, as I mentioned before, there is
so much choice that we need someone to guide us in what to buy or to give us some
extra information about products. Without this, it would be difficult to know where to
start. However, that said, I’m not sure that I would regard it as ‘necessary’ as overall I
think it may do more harm than good. As we just discussed, advertising encourages
people to buy things they possibly do not need. We live in a consumer society and
many people are in debt because we are encouraged to buy and buy, and I’m sure
advertising plays a major role in this. Without advertising we could just do our own
research and decide what we really need. So no, I would not say that advertising in
necessary in modern society.
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IELTS Speaking Samples: The Internet
Now we'll move on to the influence of the internet.
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Do you think people take notice of advertisements on the internet?
Despite the fact that there are many adverts on the internet these days, I think actually
many people tend to ignore them, or at least that is my experience. People usually go
onto the internet to find something specific that they are looking for, which may be a
product, or to read about something, so they will ignore what is not relevant to that. But
of course there is no doubt that some people take notice of them. Advertising on the
internet is a practice most companies partake in now, and they have to pay quite
substantial sums to advertise on highly ranked sites. Of course they would not do this if
it were not attracting customers for them.
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How do you think it will change people's buying habits in the future?
Buying from the internet is becoming more and more popular. For example, we’ve seen
many book shops close down because people can buy online at cheaper prices from
sites such as Amazon. It makes life much easier if products can be delivered direct to
our door, especially with our busy modern lifestyles. I think this will only increase in the
future as more people feel safe to buy online and online shops make it easier to
purchase this way. Also, I think our lives are only going to become busier, so more
people will choose to shop this way.
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Are there any disadvantages to shopping on the internet?
There certainly are some. Firstly, buying clothes can be a problem. When you go into a
shop you can check what you are buying fits you and suits you, but it is obviously not
possible to do this online. Shopping does not become less hassle if you have to send
something back in the post. Another problem is the security. We have to give out our
bank details to people we don’t know. There have been several recent reports in the
press about sites that have had their security breached and credit card details have
been stolen. So far this is fairly uncommon, but it is a risk none the same. Another
disadvantage is to society as it could destroy local shops and businesses if people are
not going out to shop in their local town.
Now we'll move on to the influence of the internet.
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Do you think people take notice of advertisements on the internet?
Despite the fact that there are many adverts on the internet these days, I think actually
many people tend to ignore them, or at least that is my experience. People usually go
onto the internet to find something specific that they are looking for, which may be a
product, or to read about something, so they will ignore what is not relevant to that. But
of course there is no doubt that some people take notice of them. Advertising on the
internet is a practice most companies partake in now, and they have to pay quite
substantial sums to advertise on highly ranked sites. Of course they would not do this if
it were not attracting customers for them.
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How do you think it will change people's buying habits in the future?
Buying from the internet is becoming more and more popular. For example, we’ve seen
many book shops close down because people can buy online at cheaper prices from
sites such as Amazon. It makes life much easier if products can be delivered direct to
our door, especially with our busy modern lifestyles. I think this will only increase in the
future as more people feel safe to buy online and online shops make it easier to
purchase this way. Also, I think our lives are only going to become busier, so more
people will choose to shop this way.
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Are there any disadvantages to shopping on the internet?
There certainly are some. Firstly, buying clothes can be a problem. When you go into a
shop you can check what you are buying fits you and suits you, but it is obviously not
possible to do this online. Shopping does not become less hassle if you have to send
something back in the post. Another problem is the security. We have to give out our
bank details to people we don’t know. There have been several recent reports in the
press about sites that have had their security breached and credit card details have
been stolen. So far this is fairly uncommon, but it is a risk none the same. Another
disadvantage is to society as it could destroy local shops and businesses if people are
not going out to shop in their local town.
