Sample Questions - 18 | Speaking for IELTS PDF Download

Q.1. Have you ever been to any island?

No, I have never been to an island but I have seen many islands on televeision and would love to vist one day. 

Q.2. Do you want to live on an island?

Well, I would certainly love to try but whether I would want to stay their forever, will depend upon if I like the experience or not.

Q.3. Are there any islands in your country?

Yes, in India we have Andaman and Nicobar islands. 

Q.4. What would you like to do if you go to any island?

I would love to explore the beaches on the island and stay in a tree house. 

Q.1. Do you like to see the sky?

Yes I love to see clear blue sky and appreciate the nature. Looking at the sky reminds me that there are no limits and boundaries in life and we can achieve anything we want.

Q.2. Which is a good place to see the stars? 

I think mountains are the best place to see the stars. There is less pollution in the mountains so the stars are clearly visible and they also appear more closer.

Q.3. How often do you look at the sky? 

I do not often look at the sky during the daytime when it is sunny, but yes I love to see the sky during the night when there are lot of stars in the sky.

Q.4. Can you see the moon and stars at night where you live? 

Yes I can see the moon and stars as I live on the top floor of my house and I have a beautiful view of the sky from the rooftop.

Q.5. Do you want to live on other planets?

I don’t want to live on other planets. There are many challenges to living on other planets and I don’t think it’s even possible right now.

Q.6. How about stars? 

Yes i also like to see the stars sometimes. I read about constellations during my childhood and I like to find them in the sky. My favourite constellation is Orion. 

Q.7. Do you know something about stars? 

There are  millions of stars in our galaxy and our nearest star is sun. It provides us the energy that makes life possible on our planet.  

Q.8. Do you prefer the sky in the morning or the sky at night? 

As I mentioned earlier, I prefer watching the sky during the night because it is more comfortable. 

Q.9. Is there a good place to look at the sky where you live? 

In our city, the best place to look at the sky is at the lake. There one can also see the reflection of stars and moon in the lake and it’s a beautiful view.

Q.1. Did you share anything with others recently? 

Yes I shared my bike with a friend. My friend’s bike had gone for repair and he was finding it difficult to commute to college so I lent him my bike for few days. 

Q.2. What kind of things do you like to share with others? 

I share a lot of things with my friends like food, my bike etc. When we are playing cricket I take along my cricket kit which everyone shares.

Q.3. Did your parents teach you to share when you were a child? 

Yes my parents taught me that sharing is caring. They always told me to share my toys with my friends. 

Q.4. What kind of things are not suitable for sharing? 

Things that are personal like clothes are not suitable for sharing. The reason is that it is not hygenic to share such items. 

Q.1. When did you start learning math? 

I started learning numbers in the nursery classes, but the basic math of addition and subtraction, started when I was in the 1st standard. 

Q.2. Who taught you math? 

I have had many math teachers throughout my school and college years, who taught me math. 

Q.3. Is math difficult for you to learn? 

I don’t consider myself very good at math. I find certain aspects of it very difficult to understand. I don’t do manual calculations; I use the calculator app on my phone most of the times. 

Q.4. Do students learn math in secondary schools in India? 

Yes, Math is a compulsory subject in secondary schools in India.

Q.5. What can people do with math in their daily life? 

Basic Math is used in everything we do in our day-to-day lives like managing our money, driving, cooking, shopping, etc. When we drive, we need to keep track of the distance traveled, in cooking, we measure ingredients for a recipe, while shopping, we calculate discounts and buy at the best price.

Q.6. Do you like math? 

I am not very good at math. However, I don’t dislike math. I think it is very useful in our everyday lives.  

Q.7. Who’s your favorite teacher so far? 

My favorite math teacher is Ms. Roy, who taught me math when I was in the 7th grade.  

Q.8. Do you like to use a calculator? 

Yes, I use the calculator app on my phone whenever I have to calculate something. I think that it is very useful, accurate and saves our time.  

Q.9. Do you think math is difficult? 

Yes, I think math is difficult as it requires analytical skills. In higher grades, math becomes more challenging and advanced. It’s very important to have a strong grasp of basic concepts in math and sometimes students find it difficult because their foundation is weak. 

Q.10. Do you learn math now? Why or Why not?

No, I am not learning math now. I am working now and don’t need to learn math for my job. 

Q.1. Have you done water sports?

Yes, I have done swimming. There is a swimming pool near my home where I learnt how to swim.
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No, I have never done water sports. I am afraid of water. 

Q.2. Are water sports popular in India?

In India, the water sports are popular in Coastal areas, llocated in the southern part of the country.

Q.3. What water sports you like doing

Swimming is the only water sport I know, so I like to swim.
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I would not like to try any water sport as I have a phobia that I will drown in the water.

Q.4. What kind of water sports do you want to try?

I would like to try rafting and Scuba Diving.
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I would not like to try any water sport as I have a phobia that I will drown in the water.