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BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 28th December
IELTS SPEAKING TEST
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My full name is Wazib Khan.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Wazib.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
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How is the noise level in your city?
Well, there is a great hustle and bustle in my city because people mostly use their own vehicles to move pillar to post and it is very difficult to get a sigh of relief in this noise.
Where does noise in urban areas come from?
Well, there are many sources where the noise comes from, like from factories, vehicles, the local market, and sometimes the noise comes from the street vendors, who sell their products. So there is a great commotion in the city.
Do you think it is important to be alone sometimes?
Yes, it is very important to be alone sometimes because people can concentrate on what they want to really achieve and what strategies they should adopt, and many times, it happens that people are not aware of their aim. So it is best to know oneself when one is alone.
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What is the importance of belonging to a certain group?
There is great importance to belong to a certain group because if people belong to a particular group, then they are recognized by others, and they can do valuable work for their group. There are great chances of enhancing the reputation of a group in society as it is ever said that unity is strength. So people can avail themselves the opportunity by remaining in a group.
What are the problems you could have if you go out together in a big group?
Well, going outside in a group is a big hurdle because there are chances of a clash among group members. They can be violent, and this can be a threat to the life of others. Moreover, it is difficult to maintain peace in a group.
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How often do you take the bus?
Well, I don’t catch the bus regularly as I don’t work outside. If I go to my maternal mother’s home, then I really go via bus; otherwise, I prefer my own vehicle to move from one place to another. It depends on the length of the destination. If it’s too long, then I prefer to go by car otherwise I prefer to go by bus.
When was the first time you took a taxi?
Well, I don’t vividly remember, but if I put pressure on my mind, then it might be the occasion of my cousin’s wedding in Chandigarh. I think that time, I took a taxi from Sector 43 to sector 17. Otherwise, I prefer to go in my own vehicle because it is more convenient than hiring a taxi.
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What are the advantages of taking a taxi compared with buses?
Haring a taxi is more advantageous than going by bus because people can conveniently travel in a taxi and reach the destination on time. While traveling by bus is a tiring activity and moreover, there is a great rush on a bus. Sometimes, people don’t get a seat, and it stops at many stations.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a nation (not your own) that you know well.
You should say:
– which nation it is
– what and how you learned about this nation.
– why you are interested in this nation
and explain what you like most about it.
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SAMPLE ANSWER
I would like to talk about Japan, a country in East Asia that I have found both fascinating and rich in culture.
I first learned about Japan through a combination of books, documentaries, and personal experiences. Growing up, I was always interested in history and culture, and Japan’s unique blend of tradition and modernity caught my attention. As I got older, I read more about its ancient customs, such as tea ceremonies, samurai culture, and calligraphy, as well as its modern innovations like anime, technology, and architecture. Additionally, I have several friends from Japan, and through their personal stories, I have gained a deeper understanding of the country’s culture and way of life.
One of the main reasons I am so interested in Japan is its ability to balance the old and the new. While many countries may struggle with preserving traditional culture in the face of modernization, Japan seems to have seamlessly integrated both. It’s incredible how they manage to keep their centuries-old traditions alive, such as in festivals, tea ceremonies, and Shinto shrines, while simultaneously being at the forefront of technological and economic advancements.
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What I like most about Japan is its culture of respect and mindfulness. Whether it’s the politeness of the people, their attention to detail in everything from food presentation to the design of public spaces, or the way they take care of the environment, I find that the Japanese have a strong sense of harmony. I also appreciate how they embrace nature; for example, the cherry blossom festivals in spring or the respect they show towards the natural world in their art and philosophy. This focus on balance and respect is something that I deeply admire and find inspiring.
PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What are the main characteristics of Japan’s culture?
Japan’s culture is a unique blend of old and new. The traditional aspects include strong influences from Shinto and Buddhism, with an emphasis on family, respect, and nature. Meanwhile, modern Japan is highly technological, innovative, and embraces contemporary art, fashion, and pop culture like anime. Despite the differences, the underlying value of respect and harmony is a constant in both the traditional and modern sides of Japanese culture.
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How has Japan influenced the world?
Japan has had a significant impact on the world, especially in the fields of technology, design, and pop culture. Brands like Sony, Toyota, and Nintendo have made Japan a leader in innovation. Moreover, Japanese art, cuisine, fashion, and entertainment—especially anime and manga—have become globally recognized and are loved by people of all ages around the world. Japan has also influenced global architecture, particularly with its minimalist designs and focus on integrating nature into living spaces.
Is there anything about Japan that you don’t like?
While Japan is an incredible country, one challenge is its work culture. Many people in Japan work long hours, and there is a strong societal pressure to succeed, which can lead to stress and burnout. Additionally, the country’s population is aging, which could present economic and social challenges in the future. However, Japan is addressing these issues with efforts to improve work-life balance and increase support for the elderly. Despite these challenges, I believe Japan continues to thrive and adapt.
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