BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 10th March

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IELTS SPEAKING TEST

PART – 1 INTRO

What is your full name?

My full name is Danish Kaur.

Describe yourself?

I am a life-long learner as I believe in a continuous and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge. Furthermore, I accept both success and failure with a positive attitude, without blaming others. I am a responsible and an accountable person as I take complete responsibility of my actions.

Do people in your country prefer to live in cities or countryside?

People in country prefer to live in cities because they can get better education there. In addition, they also get all types of facilities in cities, like hospitals, transport etc. Life becomes easier in cities.

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Do you think time is important?

Time is more valuable than money as it cannot be earned, saved and invested for future use. I believe a time gone never comes back, it is lost forever. Therefore, we shouldn’t be careless with our time.

How often do you wear watch?

I try to make the best use of my time, so I always prefer wearing watch. Since I have developed this habit of wearing a wrist watch, I have become more attentive to how I spend my day in a productive manner.

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Are you punctual?

I am very punctual as I value my time as well as the time of others. Punctuality helps you establish yourself as a dependable and reliable person.

Where did you get your watch?

My father gifted me this watch on my last birthday, therefore, it is very close to my heart.

What do you use your watch for?

I have a smart watch. It can be used for many purposes. I can get directions using GPS over this watch. It works as a good fitness tracker as it can count steps, distance, calorie, heart rate, pulse rate, and sleep etc. Moreover, we can receive calls or reply to SMS through this watch.

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How much water do you drink every day?

I drink at least six litres of water every day and make it a point to drink a glass of water as I wake up in the morning, and before every meal. I think it is a good practice, even if I don’t feel thirsty to maintain my body function and health.

How long can a person live without drinking any water?

A person can live approximately 100 hours without consuming water in average temperature. This is because 60 percent of our body is made up of water, and it is highly necessary for basic organ functions, and its absence in the body is lethal.

Do you drink bottled water or water from machines?

I generally drink water from machines, but bottled water also comes in handy during travelling. My home and my workplace, both have an R.O. based water purifier. I generally carry around water from these machines in my water bottle and drink whenever necessary.

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Difference between bottled and tap water?

Bottled water is a lot more different from tap water. It goes through a proper treatment and purification process which makes it potable, whereas, tap water is generally ridden with impurities, making it unfit for drinking in the long run.

PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe a person from your country who has won a prize, award or medal.

You should say:

– who this person is

– which prize, award or medal they received

– what they did to win this

and explain whether you think it was right that this person received this prize, award or medal.

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SAMPLE ANSWER

One person from Punjab who has won a prestigious award is Milkha Singh, also known as “The Flying Sikh.” He was one of India’s greatest athletes and a legendary sprinter.

Milkha Singh received the Padma Shri Award in 1959, which is one of India’s highest civilian honors. He was given this award for his outstanding contributions to Indian athletics.

Milkha Singh made history by winning the gold medal in the 1958 Commonwealth Games—the first Indian athlete to achieve this feat in track and field. He also won multiple gold medals in the Asian Games and narrowly missed an Olympic medal in the 1960 Rome Olympics, where he finished fourth in the 400-meter race. His dedication, hard work, and perseverance made him a national hero and an inspiration for generations of athletes.

I firmly believe that it was absolutely right for Milkha Singh to receive this award. He brought great honor to Punjab and India through his achievements in athletics. His story of overcoming hardships, including losing his family during the Partition of India, and his relentless pursuit of excellence in sports, make him truly deserving of such recognition. His contribution to Indian sports continues to inspire young athletes.

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PART – FOLLOW UPS

How important are awards in today’s society?

Awards are important because they recognize and honor individuals’ hard work and achievements. They also inspire others to strive for excellence in their respective fields.

Do you think only famous people receive awards?

No, while famous people often receive recognition, many unsung heroes in fields like education, medicine, and social work also get awards for their contributions.

Should children be rewarded for their achievements?

Yes, rewarding children motivates them to work hard and achieve more. However, the focus should be on encouragement rather than material rewards to ensure they develop intrinsic motivation.

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Do you think international awards, like the Nobel Prize, are fair?

Generally, international awards are fair, but sometimes politics and biases can influence the selection process. However, most recipients genuinely deserve the recognition.

What kind of awards should be introduced in the future?

There should be more awards for environmental conservation, digital innovation, and contributions to rural development. These would encourage more people to work towards solving global and societal challenges.

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