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    IELTS Speaking Part 3

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    This document provides 11 potential topics and associated questions that could be used for a 4-5 minute talk. The topics include museums, historic places, parties, university subjects, foreign countries, movies, happy events, family, food, sports, and books. For each topic, the instructor will ask 6 questions related to that theme. The questions probe opinions and perspectives on the cultural significance and personal experiences related to each topic area.

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    This document provides 11 potential topics and associated questions that could be used for a 4-5 minute talk. The topics include museums, historic places, parties, university subjects, foreign countries, movies, happy events, family, food, sports, and books. For each topic, the instructor will ask 6 questions related to that theme. The questions probe opinions and perspectives on the cultural significance and personal experiences related to each topic area.

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    This document provides 11 potential topics and associated questions that could be used for a 4-5 minute talk. The topics include museums, historic places, parties, university subjects, foreign countries, movies, happy events, family, food, sports, and books. For each topic, the instructor will ask 6 questions related to that theme. The questions probe opinions and perspectives on the cultural significance and personal experiences related to each topic area.

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    IELTS Speaking Part 3

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    This document provides 11 potential topics and associated questions that could be used for a 4-5 minute talk. The topics include museums, historic places, parties, university subjects, foreign countries, movies, happy events, family, food, sports, and books. For each topic, the instructor will ask 6 questions related to that theme. The questions probe opinions and perspectives on the cultural significance and personal experiences related to each topic area.

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    Part 3

    In this section you have to talk for about 4-5 minutes. Instructor will ask 6 questions
    related to the topic that you’ve chosen last week. (topik part 3 sama dengan topik yg
    dipilih pada part 2)
    Themes
    1. Museum
    • Why do you think people keep old objects?
    • Why do people go to museums?
    • What are the benefits of going to museums?
    • Is it better to actually see things in a museum rather than just learn about
    them?
    • What are the benefits of foreigners visiting museum in your country?
    • What are the disadvantages of it?
    2. Historic place
    • Why do people visit historical places?
    • Do you think reading about a historical place has any advantages over
    actually visiting it?
    • What types of historic places do people in your country most often visit?
    • How do you promote historical places in your country?
    • What gives people the idea of visiting a historical place? (Or: Where do they
    get information about historical places?)
    • Do you think these historic places should be preserved (or, reparations
    should be made to these places)?
    3. Party
    • Which types of parties are popular in your country?
    • Is it true that everybody likes parties? Why?
    • Is it true that children always like birthday cakes with candles on top?
    • Is receiving birthday cakes important in a birthday party?
    • Do you prefer receiving emails or birthday cards on your birthday?
    • Is music important to a party?
    • For those who do dislike parties, what should they do?
    4. Subject taught in your University
    • What courses/subjects you think will be added in your university?
    • What courses/subjects will be helpful in future work?
    • Do you think students should choose subjects they like?
    • Can the students in your country choose their favourite subjects?
    • According to you, what will school be like in the future?
    5. Foreign country you have never been to
    • How important it is to learn about other people’s cultures?
    • What difficulties can people living in a foreign country experience?
    • What benefits can there be for people working in a foreign country?
    • Do you believe in ’a set idea that people have about what someone or
    something is like, especially an idea that is wrong’ (stereotypes) about
    different nationalities?
    • Are you in favour of adopting a universal language?
    • What negative effects might come from a country losing its traditional
    cultures?

    6. Favourite movie
    • Are movies popular in your country? Why?
    • What is the difference between young people and old people’s favourite
    movies? Why?
    • Do you think movies reflect what happens in the reality of society?
    • Do you think people will change their preference of movies when getting
    older?
    • What is the difference between foreign movies and ones in your country?
    • What is the influence of foreign show on people in your country?
    7. Happy event in your life
    • What do you think 'happiness' is?
    • What are some things that make you happy?
    • Do you think people who have more talent are happier than others?
    • Are the things that make people happy today the same as several decades
    ago?
    • Some people say the happiest time in people's lives is the period when they
    are at school? Do you agree?
    • Do you think people were happier in the past than they are now?
    8. Family
    • Is family important in your country?
    • How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your
    country?
    • How do you think the family will change in the future?
    • What role do grandparents play in the family in your country?
    • Who do you think should be responsible for the care of the elderly, the
    family or the government?
    • Why is the number of joint families decreasing in modern time?
    9. Food
    • Tell me about the types of food that people eat in your country.
    • How are the eating habits now in your country different from eating habits
    in the past?
    • How healthy is your country’s food?
    • Why do you think different cultures have different table manners?
    • How may eating habits change in coming decades?
    • What one aspect of a foreign tradition you like about their eating habits?
    Why?
    10. Sports
    • Why are some sports fans so passionate?
    • Is there any violence at sporting events in your country?
    • Should athletes be better role models?
    • What benefits do international sporting events bring?
    • Is it important for a country to win lots of medals?
    • What types of sports are popular in your country?
    11. Book
    • Do you generally read a lot of books or do you prefer watching TV? Why?
    • What kind of books are considered good reads in your opinion?
    • Do you think that people read nowadays as they did in the past?
    • Do you regard famous writers as good role models?
    • If a movie is based on a book, would you prefer to read the book or to watch
    the film? Why?
    • How our reading habit changes as we grow up? Why does it happen?

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