IELTS Speaking questions for September- October-Part A set 1.

 IELTS Speaking Questions 

September - October 

Part A (Set 1)

Sports:

1. Do you play any sports?    

2. What sports did you play as a child?

3.What are the popular sports in your country?

4. What sports do the people of your country play?
5. Do you like team sports or individual items?
6. Do you think sports is important?
7. How has technology helped sports?
8. Has the attitude to sports changed over the time?
9. What could be done to attract more and more children in sports?
10. What are the new trends in sports?

Friends

1. Are friends important to you?
2. Have you ever made new friends online?
3. How do you socialize with friends?
4. What types of people do you like to make friends with?
5. What do you usually talk about with your friends?
6. Do you like to have a lot of friends or a selected few friends?
7. What type of people would you not be friend with?
8. How has friendship changed over the time?
9. do you meet any of your childhood friends these days?
10. What are the qualities of a good friend?
11. How good a friend you are?
12. Have you dropped friendship with anyone in the past?
13. will you have more or less friends in the future?

Texting

1. Do you like texting?
2. How often do you text?
3. What is better, texting or sending e-mails?
4. Have you ever received any message that was wrong?
5. Do you use sms language?
6. What are the advantages of using sms language?
7. Are there any disadvantages?
8. What are the new trends in texting?
9. What is better, sending text messages or sending voice messages?

Famous people.

1. Have you ever met any famous people?
2. What type of people are famous in your country?
3. Was it the same in the past?
4. How do famous people influence their fans?
5. Do you think that famous people have an easy life?
6. Can famous people be good rolemodels?
7. Do famous people have social responsibilities?
8. Would you like to be a famous person?
9. Do you know any famous person who is also controversial?

Laugh

1. Do you laugh often?
2. What makes you laugh?
3. When was the last time you laughed a lot?
4. Do the people of your country laugh a lot?
5. Can you make people laugh?
6. what is more difficult, making people laugh or cry?
7. Is it important to laugh together?
8. Who laughed more, people in the past or those in the present?
9. Do you cry?

Water Sports

1. Do you like water sports?
2. What water sports are famous in your country?
3. Did you take part in water sports when you were a child?
4. Which water sport would you like to give a hand in the future?5. 5. 5. Would you like to spend your holidays near the beach or a lake? 
6. Are there many water bodies in your country?

Environmental protection

1. What do you do to protect environment?
2. Did you learn about environmental protection at school?
3. Whose duty is it to protect the environment, governments or individuals?
4. Are there any laws in your country about environmental protection?
5. Have you ever taken part in any environmental protection group activities.
6. Do you recycle anything?
7. How can we reduce the use of plastic?
8. Should we ban plastic?

Weekends

1. How do you spend your weekends?
2. How did you spend your last weekend?
3. What is your plan for the next weekend?
4. How do people of your country spend their week ends?
5. Do you ever work on weekends?
6. What is an ideal weekend?
7. How has technology helped people to spend weekends?
8. Would you like to spend your week ends with friends or with family?
9. When was your unforgettable weekend?

Gifts

1. What types of gifts are popular in your country?
2. Are you good at choosing gifts?
3. Is gift giving common in your country?
4. What are the occasions in which gifts are given?
5. What are the things you have to be careful when you give gift to children?
6. How has gifts changed over the time?
7. Do you think the gifts influence children?
8. Do you usually carry gifts when you visit someone? 
 





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