IELTS Speaking for Jan-March 2026 - Test # 3

  IELTS Speaking  for Jan-March 2026 - Test # 3

                           Topic: Health

Part 1.

1. How do you keep healthy?

2.  What exercises are the most popular in your country?

3. Did you ever play sports at school?

4. Which was your favourite sports?

5. Do you take exercise?

6. What is the popular exercise for the elderly people in  your country?

7. Do you sleep early or remain awake late in the night?

8. What would you change in your life to be healthier?

9. Do you think people are healthier now than they were in the past?

10. A number of diseases are appearing daily which were unheard in the past. What could be the reason for that?

11. Do you read any magazines about health?


Part 2 Cue Card # 1

Describe a healthy activity. You should say:

* what is it

* how it is done

* who can enjoy it

* and explain why do you think it is a healthy activity.


Part 2 Cue Card # 2

Describe someone who you think is very healthy. You should say:

* who the person is

* how you know him/her

* what healthy activities they do

* and explain how you feel about them



Part 2 Cue Card # 3

Describe the last time you didn't feel well. You should say:

* when it was

* what went wrong

* and what you did to help yourself

* and explain how did it impact you


Part 3 Discussion

1. What health problems do many people face in your country?

2. Do you think social media help us to keep healthy?

3. Are people more health conscious now than they were in the past?

4. How can people be encouraged to be healthy?

5. Do you think fast food is responsible for having bad health.

6. Why so many people are obese these days?

7. Do you think schools should increase the number of sports classes in in the curriculum?

8. Do you think mental health is important?

9. Do you think modern technology is making people less healthy?

10. How could the health care system be improved?

11. Do you think men and women have the same attitudes to health ?

12. Do you think health insurance should be made mandatory?

13. What's better, private or government hospitals?


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