IELTS Speaking for Jan-March 2026 - Test 1

 IELTS Speaking  for Jan-March 2026 - Test 1


Topic: Nature

Part 1. 

1. Do you spend much time in nature? Why? Why not?

2. Do you have any plants in your home?

3. Have you ever grown vegetables?

4. Are there any parks where you live?

5. Did you learn about environment at school?

6. Do you think children should spend more time outside ?

7. Do you ever recycle?

8. Do you buy flowers?

9. What's better, artificial flowers or natural ones?

10 Do flowers have special meaning in your country?

(What can flowers be used for?)

11. How could neighbourhood be made more environmentally friendly?

12. How has your neighbourhood changed over the time?


Part 2 Cue Card #1

Describe a place of natural beauty in your country. 

* where it is 

* when you went there

* what is there to see

* and explain why it is special


Cue Card #2

Describe someone who is environment friendly. You should say:

* who it is

* how you know them

* what they are like 

* what they do to protect the nature

* explain how do you feel about them


Cue Card #3

Describe an outdoor activity you enjoy. You should say:

* what it is

*  where you do it

* how you do it

*and explain why you enjoy it


Cue Card #4

Describe a tree or a plant. You should say:

* what it is

* where it grows

* why you like it

* and explain how you feel abot the tree.


Part 3 Discussion

1. Do you think the government should do more to protect rural areas?

2.What are the most pressure environmental issues in your country?

3. How do people damage our planet?

4. What can individuals do to help nature?

5. Should children be involved in protecting environment? Why? or Why not?

6. Do you think that people are more environmentally aware now than they were in the past?

7. Do you think cities should build more green spaces?

8. Why do you think urban planning is important?


Environmental Problems Vocabulary

1. Acid rain:

2. deforestation:

3. loss of biodiversity:

4. Ozone layer depletion:

5. Land degradation

6. Resource depletion

7. Climate change:

8. Air pollution:

9. Marine pollution:

10. Overpopulation:


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