IELTS Speaking for Jan-March 2026 - Test # 7 , Topic: Media

    IELTS Speaking  for Jan-March 2026 - Test # 7

                           Topic: Media

Part 1.

1. How often do you go for films?

2. What's better, watching films on TV or going to the cinema?

3. Did you watch TV when you were a child?

4. How often do you keep up with the news?

5. What's better, reading newspaper or reading online?

6. How do you interact with social media?

7. What role social media has in the current world?

8. Do you follow anyone on social media?

9. How has films changed over the time?

10. What films do you prefer watching?


Part 2 Cue Card #1

Describe your favourite film. You should say:

* what it is

* when you first watched it

* what it is about

* and explain why you like it



Part 2 Cue Card #2

Tell me about a person in the news you would like to meet. You should say:

* who it is

* what is he/she famous for

* when you first heard of him

* and explain why you want to meet him

** (Describe someone you follow on social media)



Part 2 Cue Card #3

Describe your favourite social media site or app. You should say:

* wat is it

* how often do you use it

* what you use it for 

* and explain why you like it



Part 2 Cue Card #4

Tell me about a piece of news that attr4act5ed your attention. You should say:

* what it is 

* when and where it happened

* why you were attr4acted by it

* and explain how you feel about it


Part 3 Discussion

1. Why do people follow news?

2, What is more important, international news or domestic news?

3. Do you think all news is true?

4. Should people be skeptical of news they read online?

5. How has social media changed the way we received news?

6. Why do people enjoy watching serials?

7. Do you think historical cinemas and dramas should be factually correct?

8. Do you think international film festivals are important?

9. Do you think foreign films affect the local culture?

10. What do you think about foreign film with sub-titles or dubbed films?

11. Should children be allowed to watch films?

12. Do different age groups  like the same kind of movies?

13. Why fewer people go for films now tan in the past?

14. Why are documentary film not as popular as the others?


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