IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (August 2014)

The following sets of questions are based from the IELTS exams taken by the examinees from different parts of the world. Practice answering these questions within the given time for each part. In Part 2, you have 1 minute to prepare and organize your thoughts and 2 minutes to deliver your answer. In Part 3, you have to answer the follow up questions directly and it allows you to have at least a minute to answer each question.

IELTS Speaking Test in Saudi Arabia

Part 2:

Talk about a time that you have spent away from home. Please say

- Where did you spend it?

- How long were you away?

- Did you like it there? Why?

- How did you feel about being away from home?

Part 3:

- Describe the hospitality industry in your hometown.

- How does the hospitality industry affect your country in general?

- Do you think the hospitality industry should be regulated or not?

 IELTS Speaking Test in Pakistan

Part 2:

Describe a gift that you have received as a child. Please say

- What was the gift?

- When did you receive it?

- Do you still have it? Why?

Part 3:

- Do you think boys and girls will prefer different gifts?

- What is the reason behind this?

- Is it an innate or an acquired behaviour, in your view?

IELTS Speaking Test in Iran

Part 2:

Talk about an object you have bought recently, that you did not use. Please say

- What is it?

- When and where did you buy it?

- Why did you buy it?

- Explain why you did not use it.

Part 3:

- What do you think about advertisements?

- Are they effective?

- Are they useful for people?

- Can you compare advertisements on TV and in magazines?

- Is the difference only in extent of the audience?

- Are their methods always ethical?

 IELTS Speaking Test in Japan

Part 2:

Talk about a friend that you had during your school days. Please say

- Who was he/she?

- How did you become friends?

- What did you two talk about?

- Why was he/she interesting to you?

Part 3:

- When did you last see your friend?

- What is the importance of friends?

- Would you like to have a few very good friends or a lot of just friends?

- If you had a problem, would you go to your friends or family? Why?

IELTS Speaking Test in Jamaica

Part 2:

Talk about someone who has an interesting job. Please say

- Who is this person?

- What does he/she do?

- Why do you like this person?

Part 3:

- Do you prefer a part time or full time job?

- What do most people do in your country?

- Why do some companies invest in educated employees by offering them high salaries?

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3. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (March 2014)

4. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (April 2014)

5. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (May 2014)

6. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( June 2014)

7. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (July 2014)

Source: www.ielts-blog.com 

IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (July 2014)

The following sets of questions are based from the IELTS exams taken by the examinees from different parts of the world. Practice answering these questions within the given time for each part. In Part 2, you have 1 minute to prepare and organize your thoughts and 2 minutes to deliver your answer. In Part 3, you have to answer the follow up questions directly and it allows you to have at least a minute to answer each question.

IELTS Speaking Test in Argentina

Part 2:

Talk about a good experience that you had as a teenager. Please say

- What was it?

- Why was it good?

- Who was there with you?

Part 3:

- What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a teenager?

- Do teenagers get on well with old people? Why?

- Do children watch more TV now than in the past?

- Do you think that today’s TV programs are better or worse than in the past? Why?

- What are the disadvantages of being a timid person? Why?

IELTS Speaking Test in India

Part 2:

Talk about the most intelligent person that you know. Please say

- Who is this person?

- How did you meet him/her?

- Why do you think he/she is intelligent?

- Describe any incident showing his/her intelligence.

Part 3:

- Do you like to meet intelligent people? Why?

- What can you learn from them?

- Do you think intelligent people are the happiest people in the world?

 IELTS Speaking Test in Venezuela

Part 2:

Talk about money that you have saved for something special. Please say

- What was it?

- How long were you saving for it?

- How did you feel when you eventually bought it?

Part 3:

- Do you think advertisements make people spend more? Why?

- Do you buy products online?

- Who do you think spends more, women or men? Why?

IELTS Speaking Test in Canada

Part 2:

Describe a friend that you remember from school. Please say

- What was she/he like?

- Where and when did you first meet?

- Why do you still remember him/her?

Part 3:

- Do you think parents should choose friends for their children?

- How do you make new friends?

- Is honesty important in friendship?

IELTS Speaking Test in the USA

Part 2:

Talk about your favourite restaurant. Please say

- What and where is it?

- What do you like there?

- Would you visit it again? Why?

Part 3:

- Do you think eating outside is good?

- What are some reasons for eating outside?

- What are the consequences of eating outside?

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1. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( January 2014)

2. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( February 2014)

3. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( March 2014)

4. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (April 2014)

5. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (May 2014)

6. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( June 2014)
7. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (August 2014)

Source: www.ielts-blog.com 

IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( June 2014)

The following sets of questions are based from the IELTS exams taken by the examinees from different parts of the world. Practice answering these questions within the given time for each part. In Part 2, you have 1 minute to prepare and organize your thoughts and 2 minutes to deliver your answer. In Part 3, you have to answer the follow up questions directly and it allows you to have at least a minute to answer each question.

IELTS Speaking Test in Korea

Part 2:

Talk about a book that you read recently and were impressed by. Please say

- What book was it?

- How did you feel about it?

- Why did it impress you?

Part 3:

- Do you think people nowadays read more or less compared to the past?

- What is more effective: reading or watching TV?

- Who is reading more in your opinion: young or old people?

- What factors do affect reading?

  

IELTS Speaking Test in Australia

Part 2:

Talk about a good law in your country. Please say

- What law is it?

- Why is it a good law?

- Who does the law affect?

- What would have happened without the law?

Part 3:

- Talk about the role of a police officer in your country.

- What are the criteria to be a good police officer?

- How about a lawyer?

- What job is more popular in your country, a policeman or a lawyer? Why?

- Do most people in your country abide the law?

- Do you think the law should be broken sometimes? If so, under what circumstances?

IELTS Speaking Test in Qatar

Part 2:

Describe a situation when you bumped into an old friend unexpectedly after a long time. Please say

- What was your reaction?

- What did you talk about?

- How did you feel after it?

Part 3:

- Do you have many friends?

- Do you think friendship is important? Why?

 IELTS Speaking Test in Iran

Part 2:

Talk about a good advice that you have ever received from someone. Please say

- What was the advice?

- When and where did it take place?

- Who gave you this advice?

Part 3:

- Do you usually listen to someone’s advice?

- Do you prefer to listen to your relatives’ or friends’ advice? Why?

- Who should give young people advice about their future career? Why?

- How can people get information about their career? Why?

IELTS Speaking Test in Brazil

Part 2:

Talk about a language other than English, that you would like to learn. Please say

- What language is it?

- Why do you want to learn it?

- How would you do that?

- What difficulties would you have while learning it?

Part 3:

- Is it important to know a language other than your own?

- Do cultures have influence on languages?

- How does it happen?

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4. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (April 2014)

5. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (May 2014)
6. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (July 2014)
7. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (August 2014)

Source: www.ielts-blog.com 

IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (May 2014)

The following sets of questions are based from the IELTS exams taken by the examinees from different parts of the world. Practice answering these questions within the given time for each part. In Part 2, you have 1 minute to prepare and organize your thoughts and 2 minutes to deliver your answer. In Part 3, you have to answer the follow up questions directly and it allows you to have at least a minute to answer each question.

IELTS Speaking Test in Italy

Part 2:

Describe your first mobile phone. Please say

- How old were you when you got it?

- When and why did you buy it?

- How did you feel when you first got it?

Part 3:

- Do you like having a mobile phone?

- Is it a good or a bad thing to have a mobile phone? Why?

- What can you do with a mobile phone?

- Do old and young people use mobile phones in the same way?

- What can be done to avoid children getting inattentive in class?

IELTS Speaking Test in the UK and Sri Lanka

Part 2:

Describe a beautiful garden that you have visited. Please say

- What garden is it?

- When did you visit it?

- What did you do there?

Part 3:

- Do you think more places on earth should be green? Why?

- Do you think gardens are destroyed for the purpose of building new apartments?

- Do you go to nature parks a lot?

- Why do you do it?

IELTS Speaking Test in Ecuador and Kazakhstan

Part 2:

Describe a book that you have recently read. Please say

- What was the name of the book?

- What was the book about?

- Do you think it was interesting? Why?

Part 3:

- What do you think about being famous?

- How do you think the family members of a famous person feel?

- How can it affect them? Why?

IELTS Speaking Test in Nigeria and India

Part 2:

Talk about a film that you have watched and did not like. Please say

- What was the name of that film?

- Where and when did you watch it?

- What exactly didn’t you like about it? Why?

Part 3:

- Is it better to watch films at home or outside? Why?

- What other forms of entertainment do you like?

- What other things do you think people do in their leisure time?

- Do you like to play computer games?

- What advantage do computer games have over other games? Why?

- What games do you know that can be played on a computer?

IELTS Speaking Test in Georgia

Part 2:

Describe a situation when you forgot something important. Please say

- Where was it?

- What did you forget?

- Why did you forget it?

- How did you feel about it?

Part 3:

- Do you think memorizing things is important? Why?

- Why do some people remember things better than others?

- Do you think we memorize things differently now compared to the past?

- Do you have a system how to remember things?

Related Posts:
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2. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( February 2014)
3. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( March 2014)
4. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (April 2014)
5. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 ( June 2014)
6. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (July 2014)
7. IELTS Speaking Questions Part 2 & 3 (August 2014)

Source: www.ielts-blog.com