IELTS Speaking for the Day -13

IELTS Speaking for the Day -13


Part 1

1. Could you please tell me your full name?

2. Can I see your ID/

3. Where do you come from?

4. Are you a student or do you work?

5. Do you like chatting with your friends?

6. Do you prefer face-tto-face conversation or chatting online?

7. Would you rather talk with one friend or a group of friends?

8. How often do you meet your friends in person?

9. What do you usually do together when you meet up?

10. Has the way of spending time with friends changed in the recent years?


Part 2 Cue Card

Describe a place that you particularly enjoy visiting. You should say:

* where it is located

* what activities can you do there

* how being there makes you feel

* and explain why you you enjoy visiting that part of your country


Part 3 Discussion

1. In your opinion,  how important it is for people to visit different part of their own country?

2. Do different part of your country have different climate?  

3. How does the climate affect people's lifestylein various regions  of your country?

4. Are there any cultural differences within your country?

5. What impact do you think tourism has on nature in different parts of your country?

6. Considering the environment, should there be restrictions on traveling on certain parts of the country?


(NEW ZELAND, 03 March 2024)


Part 3 Discussion - Sample Answers

1. In your opinion,  how important it is for people to visit different part of their own country?

Ans: Well, I think, visiting various parts of your country enriches your life, broaden your horizons and fosters a deeper understanding of your home country.

It allows us to discover and engage in activities that are distinct to each region.

Each corner of the country has a unique history, and cultural heritage. 

Moreover, interacting with people from different backgrounds fosters your tolerance and encourages appreciation for diversity,

2. Do different part of your country have different climate?

Ans: Certainly. India boasts a diverse range of climates due to its vast geographic scale and varied topography.

* In the western part of India, you will see arid deserts 

In the north, the landscape changes dramatically. The Himalayan region features alpine tundra and glaciers.  The south-western part of India, including states like Kerala, has humid and tropical climate. India's climatic diversity makes it one of the most fascinating countries in terms of weather patterns,


  3. How does the climate affect people's lifestyle in various regions  of your country?

Ans: Well, that's an interesting question. The diverse climate across different regions of India significantly influences people's lifestyles.

For instance, people in the costal areas often lead a more relaxed lifestyle, influenced by the proximity of sea. Here, the clothing and cuisine are lightweight due to the heat and humidity. The costal festivals celebrate the sea, monsoon and harvest.

However, in the desert regions or tropical rain forest regions, the life=style is entirely different.


4. Are there any cultural differences within your country?

Ans: Indeed. India is a land of rich cultural diversity, shaped by history, geography, religion, languages and traditions. 

For example, Indian cuisine varies widely based on regions. The North Indian cuisine features rich gravies, bread (like naan) and dairy-based sweets.

On the other hand,  the South Indian cuisine include dosa, idlies and coconut based dishes. And, the East Indian cuisine is known for fish curries and sweets like rasgulla.


5. What impact do you think tourism has on nature in different parts of your country?

Ans: Well, tourism in India has both positive and negative impacts on the environment, particularly in different regions. 

The positive impacts include eco-tourism, sustainable practices, and economic benefits. Eco-tourism, for example, promotes awareness and conservation. Tourism, for instance, generates income and employment for local communities.

On the other hand, the negative impacts include: Overcrowding,  habitat destruction and pollution. For example, increased tourism often leads to pollution - air pollution from vehicles, littering and improper waste management.

6. Considering the environment, should there be restrictions on traveling on certain parts of the country?

Ans: Well, I believe that there should be some restrictions on travel considering the environment.  For example, Unregulated tourism can damage ecologically sensitive areas like coral reefs, mangroves and fragile forests. Similarly, uncontrolled travel to the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks can harm them.







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