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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 3rd May
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your full name?
My name is Justin Beiber.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here you go.
What kind of exercises you do?
I like to do all kinds of exercise like weight training at the gym, running for cardio exercise and yoga for stretching and meditation.
Do you think children should play sports regularly?
Yes children should regularly play sports at it helps them in staying active and healthy. It is also a good break from their monotonous study routine.
What was the favourite sport when you were young?
My favourite sport was cricket when I was young; it is also my favourite sport now. I remember I used to play cricket continuously for 5 to 6 hours during my holidays. Batting was my favorite part in cricket.
Do you want to travel in outer space?
Yes, I would love to travel to moon or any other planet like Mars. I want to see how our planet, earth, looks from Space
What would you do if you had the opportunity?
First of all, I will be really excited and inform all my friends and family. I will do a lot of planning for this trip so that I cherish it for lifetime.
Do you think it’s necessary to see other planets?
Yes we can gain a lot of information from other planets. Some of this information might be helpful in solving existing challenges on earth or discovering how life started.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a prize that you received
You should say
– What it was
– When you received it
– What did you do for it
– And explain how you felt about it
SAMPLE ANSWER
Achieving prize always motivates and encourage someone to do better further and push to work hard. I have always believed in working hard and not worrying about the outcomes.
But I would be lying if I said that I didn’t actually care about prizes. When I was in school, I took part in an inter-school quiz competition. But, just before the inter-school quiz competition, we had our mid-semester exams.
So, I couldn’t really pay much attention to the competition. Despite that, I came first in the competition and bagged a gold medal and this made it all the more special. The quiz was on different topics from science to match to general knowledge. I went into the competition with no expectation of winning.
I just didn’t want to embarrass myself. But, two things worked in my favor. My general knowledge has always been good because I read the newspaper daily. I don’t even skip reading the newspaper on exam days. It is a part of my daily routine.
I couldn’t specially prepare for the other topics, but a lot of the topics were similar to my school topics. So, when I was preparing for my school exams, I was also in a way preparing for the quiz. I still remember the day of the exam. I woke up on the day feeling really nervous. In the first round of the quiz, I answered one question, then another and then another.
At that time, I felt I was just lucky. But by the third and fourth round, I felt a lot more confident. One of the other participants was also very good. In the last round, it was like direct competition between both of us. However, I came on top by a slight margin. Immediately after the competition, I was awarded the gold medal. I remember feeling very happy with all my teachers and peers congratulating me. It was all so surreal. I felt on cloud nine that time. I still get emotional thinking of that day sometimes.
PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What kind of prizes do students get?
I think the main prizes that students receive are for topping the exams. Besides that there are various competitions in schools like sports competitions debate competition, quiz competition, dance and singing competitions, which entail prizes.
Should students get the same prize in sports and academics?
I think yes, sports and academics are the same in my eyes. I think they both have their own importance. Therefore, a student who excels in sports should be awarded the same way as students who excel in academics.
Why should people be awarded?
I think awards are foremost a recognition of a person’s efforts and hard work. They also build a spirit of competition. In other words, awards make people more motivated and work harder. I think very few of us are self-motivated and awards act as an external source of motivation.
Are awards always good for the winners?
No, I don’t think they are always good. They can also create a feeling a superiority among the winners that they are better than others. This in return, can also create a feeling a complacency among the winners and stop them from working with the same level of dedication and commitment as they did before.
