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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 26th April
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PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your name?
My name is Phoniyo Ghuman.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Phoniyo.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
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Is your city polluted?
Although pollution is surging day by day in the contemporary world but the level of pollution in my city is comparatively low owing to the gracious attitude of its individuals towards the environment.
What are the causes of pollution?
Well, there are multifarious causes but main causes of pollution include industrial emissions, poor disposal of wastes, deforestation which adversely affect the atmosphere of earth.
Have you ever done anything to help to protect the environment?
Of course, I did as I believe every little thing we do really makes a difference. Similarly, I voluntarily planted trees in my locality and often use reusable bags.
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Do you mind noise?
I am a quiet and a peace-loving person therefore noise bothers me.
Is there any kind of sound you like?
I love the sounds of raindrops, chirping of birds. Along with it, sounds of bells from church or temple mesmerizes me.
Are cities becoming noisier?
Yes, in day to day life, individuals hear the noise of honking in traffic, vegetable venders calling out, children crying etcetera.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe an incident where you were waiting for someone or something.
You should say
– When and where you waited
– What you waited for
– Who you were with
– What did you do while you were waiting?
SAMPLE ANSWER
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This is an incident that took place a few years ago, when I was slated to travel from my hometown, Ahmedabad, to New Delhi for work. I had booked my flight tickets well in advance, and reached the airport on time, as I usually do. But, when I reached the check in desk to hand over my luggage, the attendant there informed me that my flight had been delayed by three hours. I felt a little irritated, but such things happen often, and so I simply brushed it off.
I decided to spend my extra hour browsing through the shops inside the airport premises. The only glitch was, the attendant at the desk had refused to check in my luggage then, because of the delay. He had politely told me to return to desk after a while to hand over my bags.
So, there I was, all by myself at the Ahmedabad airport, lugging my bags around as I looked for an empty seat to settle down. I wanted to visit the book store, check out the food stalls, and even felt like checking out the tie store and perfume shop at the other end from where I was. However, with all my luggage it was bound to be very inconvenient, so I continued to look for an empty seat.
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I noticed the, that people in general were quite ill mannered. Most of them had used up the vacant seats for keeping their bags, and in spite of requesting them to vacate those seats, they refused to budge. Finally, after a while a polite man who had been observing my plight waved to me from the distance and pointed out an empty seat next to him that I had overlooked! I took the seat, thanking him, and then we introduced ourselves to each other. He was more or less my age, and was also travelling for work on the same flight as mine.
For a while we spoke to each other about work and other random things, but soon we both go hungry. However, it was necessary that one of us remain seated right there, to watch out for our seats, lest someone else decide to occupy them. So, my new acquaintance went and bought us both sandwiches and coffee. We sleepily sipped our coffees, checking our watches every few minutes. The wait was becoming unbearable as boredom fatigue took over. Just then, to my surprise, loud music started playing in the airport!
As the popular movie song blared in the background, shaking us out of our stupor, some people got up from their seats and started dancing in perfectly synchronized steps. This group must have had about twenty people of varying ages, both men and women. It was a flash mob! As they continued dancing adeptly, other onlookers joined them and danced to their own beats. Before we knew it, half an hour had passed, and people kept dancing as songs changed. It was like having a small party with strangers, in an unexpected place. By the time I boarded my flight, I was grinning from ear to ear, and almost thankful for the delay.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Do you think patience in important?
Yes, I think patience is very important. Patience is a virtue we must all cultivate, because it helps us overcome even the toughest of situations with grace and dignity. Impatience does not accelerate processes in life. It only creates agitation and frustration, which lead to wrong decisions. Instead, if we can remain patient while waiting for the tablets to turn in our favour, we may learn some important lessons along the journey of life, without sacrificing our health or taking bad decisions.
Why is it difficult for children to be patient?
Childhood is that stage of life where a human grows rapidly, both physically and mentally. They have much to learn, and a lot of curiosity to learn it all quickly; to absorb the world around them in every way possible. To add to this, children also have a lot of energy. This extra energies and explore their surroundings. So, it is very difficult for children to be patient.
How to teach children patience?
Patience can be taught to children by relaying stories and anecdotes that highlight the benefit of patience as a virtue, to them. When this is done on a regular basis, followed up by showing them real life incidents where impatience and haste have led to mishaps, the importance of being patient can be taught to children. Children also learn from seeing adults that they trust. So, displaying patience at an individual level can also encourage.
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