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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 22nd July
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PART – 1 INTRO
May I know your full name?
My full name is BJ RAJ.
How may I address you?
You may address me as BJ.
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Can I see you ID?
Here is my passport.
Where do you come from?
I am from Delhi.
Do you like robots?
Yes I like robots as they can do so much for us these days. There are simple robots to clean the houses and sophisticated ones to perform surgeries.
What kind of robot would you like to have?
Recently, I have heard about a robot that cleans your home. I would like to buy one. It is like an automatic vacuum cleaner that picks up the dirt from all the nooks and corners.
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Will robots change society significantly?
Yes, robots will bring changes in society. In fact, they have already done so. Most of the jobs that were done manually earlier are now performed with the help of robotics and with more precision.
Do you play any indoor games?
Yes, I play carom board and cards with my siblings and parents.
Do you prefer to play indoor games or outdoor games?
It depends on the weather outside. On hot summer afternoons, I play indoor games. But, when the weather is good, I play cricket and badminton outside with my friends.
What indoor games did you play when you were a child?
I played carom board, Ludo and snakes and ladders as a child.
Is there any particular indoor game that you like (when you were a child)?
I liked Lido and snakes and ladders.
What sorts of indoor games do children play now?
Nowadays, children are of the digital era. They play electronic games on the computer.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Speak about a positive change in your life.
You should say
– When it happened
– What the positive change was
– What you learned from it, or how it changed your life
– What brought about this positive change in your life?
SAMPLE ANSWER
‘A moment or an event can sometimes change our lives’. This saying was only a theoretical concept for me before I received the results of my 12th grade prelim exams in school. I was a happy- go- lucky person, and was not too dedicated to my studies despite all the constant prodding from parents and relatives. I received a lot of appreciation and compliments in my school life for my adaptability and my ability to understand and grasp study concepts.
I knew that I was in an important year, which would decide my future career. Still, I was taking it casually, and for me, it was all fun and games till I received the results of my preliminary exam just before a month and a half of my final board exams. I was shocked to see that I only received a 55% score in my main subjects. I remember feeling very sad, depressed, and frustrated; so much so, that I started cursing myself for my score, because I knew that if I had worked hard, I could have managed better results.
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I wanted to hide from my friends, my teachers, and even my parents. When I went home, everyone was waiting for my results. I felt guilty and sorry on looking at their expectant eyes, because I knew that soon they would be unhappy. Tears started streaming from my eyes and I could not utter a word.
Seeing this, my father understood the situation. He sat with me and he explained to me that nothing was lost because I still had 45 days more to prepare, and that much time would in fact be enough for me to improve your results. He restored my confidence and motivated me to do as best as I could. I changed my attitude from that moment on, and worked to my best abilities in those 45 days before my final board exam. I was a little skeptical about the results as I waited for them, but in the End I scored a distinction in my 12th grade. I was really happy that day.
I took my parents’ blessings and conveyed my gratitude to my father. Had he not handled the situation well on the day I scored badly, I wouldn’t have got a good final result, which was a major stepping- stone for my career. I learned to be sincere and proactive about my studies, from that event and I scored well throughout my graduation years. That day was a turning point in my life.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Do you still consider it a positive change in your life, or not?
Yes, I still consider it a positive change in my life because I learned the importance of dedication from that moment on, which has proved helpful to me in all walks of my life.
How has it changed your life?
It has made dramatic changes in my life. I became sincere, dedicated, and proactive in my approach towards my studies, and other aspects of my life. This change in attitude helped me in sharpening my ability to work hard and adapt to situations, which ultimately increased my self- confidence. I also learned to be alert and receptive, and to take appreciation only as a part of life, so that I might not become overconfident about any aspect of my life again.
What are the social changes happening in your country?
There are many social changes happening in my country. Lifestyles, family systems, customs and traditions, and ways of celebrating festivals and ceremonies are undergoing major transformations. All these aspects of our society are being influenced by western culture. I think we are witnessing an important social transformation in the history of this country, which will bring many new changes in our social system in the future.
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