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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 2nd October
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My full name is Garesham Singh.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Garesham.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
What natural sound(s) do you like (the most)? (Why?)
Hmm, that’s an interesting question. Well, I’m quite the morning person, and I find almost nothing more relaxing than the sound of birds chirping (the noise birds make) in the morning. I find that sound to be so fresh and innocent, which immediately starts my day off at ease. Even though I live in a big city now, it takes me back to my childhood in the countryside.
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What sounds remind you of your childhood?
I would say the sound of 90’s pop music. As my family was really into music, we would always take a spin around my country town with 90’s pop blaring (playing at a high volume), such as Britney Spears, Counting Crows, Nsync, etc. Although this music may have not been my parents’ preference, they would always play it for my sister and I. We have many family memories singing along to these catchy (a song that you remember) hits. Because of this, I would say these tunes are the soundtrack (the songs of a movie) of my childhood.
What sounds do you dislike? (Why?)
My biggest pet peeve (something that annoys you) is the sound of honking horns. They drive me absolutely mad! I find this noise almost unbearable (impossible to put up with), mostly because of it’s loud, abrupt (unexpected) sound which instantly disturbs my peace. Furthermore, it’s usually the sound of a frustrated or angry driver, which makes it even more unpleasant.
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What are some places where there is a lot of noise?
As I’m from a bustling (busy) city, it’s nearly impossible to escape the noise. Sounds from street sellers, honking horns, motorbikes, barking dogs, and construction sites fill the streets nearly 24 hours a day. I’d have to say that the noisiest part of the city is the old town, as there is a higher concentration (high numbers in one area) of street sellers there, more new construction projects, as well as more traffic passing through, as it’s the liveliest part of the city.
What type of noise do you come across in your daily life?
Well, quite a cacophony! It varies from the sound of screaming matches (fights) from the partners and families in my apartment, street sellers shouting out their product for all to hear, motorbikes speeding by, all the way to the sound of blaring horns. I would say the sound that defines my city most would be the sound of horns. As it has major traffic issues and non-defined lanes on the roads, it makes sense that the sound of horns would fill the streets.
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Do you mind noises? (Do any noises bother you?)
As I’m quite a light sleeper (wake up easily), I become quite irritated by the sounds of noises around me. I’d have to say the most aggravating (annoying) is the sound of a barking dog. It’s just so shrill (something that gets in your head)! I find it very disturbing and almost impossible to focus on anything else. Moreover, it makes me sad to hear that a dog is in such a state of distress that they must bark like that.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe an ideal job you wanted to do when you were a child
– What it was
– How you knew this job
– What you should learn to get it
– Why do you like it
SAMPLE ANSWER
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As we know, childhood is most of the innocent phase of our life. And also we don’t have any knowledge about anything. So by seeing elders, we learn some things, and I also have one of the ideal jobs which I decided to do during my childhood was to be a teacher.
Earlier, when I used to go to school, I used to notice each and every moment of the teacher teaching. The way she teaches and sometimes I also notice her clothes and accessories. From that moment, I got an interest in being a teacher one day. I even sometimes mimic teachers at home and used to teach myself. Most of the time, I also tried to copy the attire of the teacher.
With the growing interest in teaching, I decided to do be a teacher one day. But, after completing my primary and secondary education, my goals changed, and I preferred engineering. But presently, as teaching was an ideal job, I am taking tuitions of primary students. With this, I am able to achieve my interest and passion in one or another way.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Which occupation should be given better pay?
As I belong to the core branch, which is civil engineering so doing business would be a better option as compared to jobs. Although the business has a greater risk, still it will give good pay.
Is being rich a good thing?
Yes definitely, who does not want to be rich. Everybody in the world is rushing after money so that they can afford whatever they want, and they never have to see a price tag before they buy something. But bow days becoming rich is non-other than has become show-offs which is definitely the wrong turn of richness.
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Do you think people should save for the future?
Yes, definitely, people must save for the future. As we know, time is not constant all days, so for the difficult times, we should save so that it can be useful whenever necessary.
What makes a person choose a job apart from the pay it offers?
Apart from the salary, a person work of interest will matter the most. For instance, if one’s interest is in the planning and dreaming about doing job in one of the most well-known company but in-return if it gives less salary then he/ she will work as it is his/ her area of interest. Moreover, interest will increase effort and simultaneously increase productivity which will affect directly or indirectly the salary.
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