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2013
Part I
Work
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How do you think your subject will help you in the future?
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Where do people get information about jobs, from newspaper or from TV?
10. Are there other ways for people to get information about jobs?
11. Which do you enjoy more, communicating with people at work, or the work itself?
12. Which do you enjoy more, working or studying?
13. What do you like about your work?
14. Do you think it's very important for people to do a job that they like?
15. What other job do you think you would enjoy, apart from your present job?
Hometown
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2.
What tourist attractions are there in your hometown? Would a foreign visitor enjoy
them?
3.
Did you learn much about the history of your hometown in school?
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What do you think needs to be done to make your hometown a better place to live in?
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What's the weather usually like in your country (or, your hometown)?
2.
How is the weather here different to the weather in your home country?
3.
Would you say the weather in your hometown is suitable for working (or studying)?
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What season (or weather) do you think is most suitable for work and/or study?
9.
Has the weather in your country changed much in the past few years?
Cars
1.
Cards
1.
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2. Do you receive many letters or cards?
3. When was the last time you received a card?
4. Do you (ever) give cards to your friends?
5. Have you ever given cards to your friends?
6.
Photography
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Do you prefer to send postcards to people or to send photos that you took yourself?
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Shopping
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What was the most recent thing you bought? (Include when)
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In what ways do you think people's present and past shopping habits are different?
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10. Are there many shops near your home? (What kind?)
11. What type(s) of shop do you prefer to go to? (Why?)
12. Do you prefer shopping in small shops or big supermarkets and department stores?
(Why?)
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13. What type(s) of shop would you recommend a visitor to China go to? (Why?)
14. Do you like shopping for clothes or other goods on the internet?
15. What do you think are the advantages of buying things on the internet?
Sports
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Do old people and young people like to do (or, play) the same sports?
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Is there any sport that you have never played that you would like to try (or, to learn)?
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Colors
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Are there any colours that have a special meaning in your country?
4.
What colour would you choose to paint the walls of your room?
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Weekends
1.
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Do you feel that weekends are more important to you than when you were a child?
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How does the average person in China spend his or her weekend?
Toys
1.
What toys did you like to play with when you were a child?
2.
3.
Did you (prefer to) play with those toys alone or with other children?
4.
5.
If you had to choose a toy for a child, what toy would you give them?
Accommodation
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Is there anything you don't like about the place where you live?
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What can you see when you look out the window of your room?
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Entertainment
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2.
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What choices for entertainment are there for young people around where you live?
5.
Are there any entertainment places near your school (or university)?
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Do you think modern lifestyles give people enough time for leisure?
Internet
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2.
What do you think is the best way to learn about the internet?
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Bags
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How do you make your choice when you are buying a bag?
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Dancing
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Do you think there are any benefits for young people to go dancing?
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10. Is there much difference between traditional dancing and modern dancing?
11. What kinds of dancing are popular with young people in China?
12. Do old people in China like the same kind of dancing as young people?
13. What do you think is the influence of dance on society?
14. Do you like to watch dance performances?
Flowers
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Garden (2013 )
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2.
Is there any difference between the gardens in Australia and your hometown?
3.
Housework (2013 )
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Sleeping (2013 )
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Do you think elderly people should have longer hours sleep than the youth?
Museums (2013 )
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Which kind of art do you think is more important, the art we see in the cinema or the art
we see in art galleries and museums?
10. Do you think going to museums and art galleries is beneficial for children?
11. Do schools in China have excursions to museums?
12. Do you think teachers should take their students on visits to museums?
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Part II
Describe an item of clothing that was bought for you. (2013 )
You should say:
what it is
what it looks like
why it was bought for you
and explain how you feel (or felt) about this item of clothing.
Part 3
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2.
Why do you think some people don't like shopping for clothes?
3.
Do you think it's important to follow the current fashions in the clothes you wear?
4.
Why do you think many people feel it's important to wear clothes that are "in fashion"?
5.
Do you think people tend to judge others by the clothes they wear?(Why?)
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Do you think it's good for people (such as school students) to wear school uniform?
9.
What impact do you think the fashion industry has on the economy of your country?
A Neighbor (2013 )
Describe one of your neighbors who you know quite well.
You should say:
how long you have known this neighbor
what sort of person he or she is
how often you see him or her
and explain what kind of relationship you have with them.
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Neighbors in Your Country
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1.
2.
Do you think it's important to have a good relationship with one's neighbors?
3.
Do you think people's relationships with their neighbors today is the same as it was in
the past?
4.
Would you say these are changes for the better or changes for the worse?
5.
6.
What do you think are the qualities of a good neighbor and the qualities of a bad
neighbor?
7.
What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of having neighbors?
8.
Do you think peoples' relationships with their neighbors are the same in the cities as they
are in rural areas?
9.
Describe a person that you met and become good friend (2013 )
Describe a person that you met and become good friend.
You should say:
who is he/she
where you met each other
what does he/she do
and explain why you guys become good friends.
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Friendship
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2.
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In your opinion, what is the most important thing to build up long-term friendship?
4.
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Part3
Outdoor activities
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Part 3
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What sorts of skills do you believe are important for good communication?
4.
Is there much difference between the ways young people communicate and the ways young
people communicate and the ways old people communicate?
5.
Do old people and young people use the same methods to communicate?
6. How do you think communication technology might (or, will) change in the future?
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Describe a special meal you were invited to (2013 )
Describe a special meal you were invited to.
You should say:
Where did you have the meal?
Is there anything special?
Who did you go with?
Part3
Food
1.
How do people normally have meals in your country, dining out or cooking at home?
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Training
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2.
What is the better way to improve yourself, theories learning or on-job training?
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Describe a public library (2013 )
Describe a public library.
You should say:
what kind of the library is?
Where is it located?
What is the function of this library now?
Part3
Public library
1.
Should governments provide more funds to support public library every year?
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Do you think more and more free downloads should be provided online?
Part 3
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Do you think children learn anything when they play games with their parents (or, a
parent)?
4.
Do children learn the same sorts of things from their parents as they learn from their
friends?
5.
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Describe a foreign language (not English) you want to learn (2013 )
Describe a foreign language that you want to learn other than English.
You should say:
what the language is
why you want to learn
how difficult to learn it
and explain the importance of learning a new language
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Languages
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In your opinion, which way is easier to learn language, in schools or after retirement?
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Part3
Website & Internet
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2.
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Food & lifestyle
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In what occasion do you invite people come to your home to have a dinner together?
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Part3
Time management
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Describe a book or film you read or watched about the future (2013 )
Describe a book or film you read or watched about the future
You should say:
what is the name of the book or the film
When did you read or watch it
what have you learnt from this book or film
and explain what did the book or film say about the future.
Part3
Books and other Media
1.
Besides textbooks, what other materials (or teaching media) are used in schools in
China?
2.
Do you think textbooks will be replaced in future by other teaching media such as small
notebook computers?
Education
1.
2.
3.
Who should decide what is taught in schools & universities - the students, the teachers
or the government?
2.
What are some of the main differences between books and films?.
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3.
4.
Do you think it's a good idea to learn a foreign language by reading materials such as
novels in that language?
Part3
Vegetables & fruits
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What are the differences between veggies and fruits in your country and here in
Australia?
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Online shopping
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2.
What are the differences between traditional shopping and online shopping?
3.
What was your most recent online shopping experience? What did you buy?
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5.
Dose online shopping become more and more popular in your country?
Part3
entertainment & relax
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2.
Compared with your country, what are the differences among the ways people relax
themselves?
3.
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entertainment & relax
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2.
Compared with your country, what are the differences among the ways people relax
themselves?
3.
Part3
entertainment & relax
1.
2.
Compared with your country, what are the differences among the ways people relax
themselves?
3.
Describe a project or some work that you did with others. (2013 )
You should say:
what the project or work was.
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when you did this
who was with you
how easy or difficult it was
and explain why you did this with other people.
Part3
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2.
What do you think are the advantages (and possible disadvantages) of working with
others?
3.
What are some differences between working (or, doing something) alone and working
(or, doing something) in a group?
4.
5.
What do you think are some possible advantages from working alone?
6.
Can you give any examples of how people in your country (or culture) co-operate with
others?
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Do Chinese people help others who need help, such as people in extreme poverty?
(How?)
5.
Do you think it's important to help people who need help? (Why? /Why not?)
6.
Do you think the government should help these people? (Why? /Why not?)
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10. What's your opinion of these organizations?
Part 3
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What sorts of skills do you believe are important for good communication?
6.
Is there much difference between the ways young people communicate and the ways
young people communicate and the ways old people communicate?
7.
What sorts of jobs (or, work) especially require good communication skills?
8.
What are the different ways that people communicate with each other?
9.
What are the differences between a phone call and face-to-face communication with
someone?
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when did you go there
what was the place
what did you do there
and explain why you went there/ how you felt about the crowded place.
Part 3
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Retirement
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Do you think many old people would like to continue working after they retire?
6.
What problems do you imagine some old people have as a result of retiring from work?
7.
Why do some employers think that hiring old people has advantages?
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8.
What do you think is the role of old people in the family today?
9.
10. Do you think that old people should live with their children (and grandchildren)?
11. What are the benefits of this?
A Wild Animal
Describe a time when you saw a wild animal.
You should say:
what animal it was
where you saw it
what happened when you saw it
and explain how do people in your country feel about this animal.
Part 3
Zoos
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In what ways does human activity result in the extinction (or near extinction) of some
animal species?
3.
At present, many animals are already facing extinction. How do you think average
citizens could (help) protect wild animals?
4.
Why do you think films or books for children so often include animals?
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A Lesson or Course
Describe a class or
training
teacher
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2.
Do you think the usage of science and technology has changed teaching very much?
3.
Distance Education
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6.
Do you think distance education might one day replace classroom education?
Part 3
Film-watching Preferences in Your Country
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2.
What kinds of films do young people (i.e., people aged 15 to 25) like to watch?
3.
What kinds of films do children (i.e., people aged 4 to 12) like to watch?
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Do you think parents should supervise what films their children watch?
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10. Do you think that you can learn about other (foreign) cultures from watching films?
11. In what ways can a country's culture be represented in a film?
12. To what extent do films influence a country's culture?
13. How could a film enrich (or, strengthen) a country's culture?
The Film Industry
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2.
3.
Do you think it's necessary for film-makers to spend a lot of money in order to produce a
successful (or, a good) film?
4.
5.
In the future, do you think that cinemas will be replaced by DVD's (and/or films
downloaded off the internet)?
6.
What do you think would be the result if everyone watched films on DVD (instead of
going to the cinema)?
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Part 3
Books and other Media
3.
Besides textbooks, what other materials (or teaching media) are used in schools in
China?
4.
Do you think textbooks will be replaced in future by other teaching media such as small
notebook computers?
Education
4.
5.
6.
Who should decide what is taught in schools & universities - the students, the teachers
or the government?
6.
What are some of the main differences between books and films?.
7.
8.
Do you think it's a good idea to learn a foreign language by reading materials such as
novels in that language?
Part 3
Saving Money
1.
2.
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3.
What about children? Do you think children should learn how to save money?
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5.
Do you think people are more materialistic today than they used to be?
6.
Why do some (young) people buy things that they don't really need?
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3.
Do you think parents should always buy something whenever their children want it?
4.
5.
Is there much difference between shopping in the city and shopping in a small place
(such as a village or town)?
6.
Is there much difference between the attitudes of people towards shopping in big cities
and in rural areas?
7.
Part3
1.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of public and private (= individual)
transportation?
2.
What are the advantages to society of having more people using mass transportation?
3.
4.
Why do some people have to travel a long distance every day to get to work?
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5.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of living in center of a city and living in the
suburbs of a city?
6.
What are the advantages to society of having more people using mass transportation?
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8.
Do you think that governments should control the number of private cars that are on the
roads? How could this be done?
9.
How can the government encourage more people to use public (mass) transportation?
photo
Part 3
The Purposes of Photographs
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2.
3.
Some people don't like taking photographs. Can you make any guesses about why?
4.
5.
Why do some people invade the privacy of celebrities by taking photographs of these
celebrities?
6.
7.
2.
How has photography (or, photographic technology) changed over the past few
decades?
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3.
Compare the photos that you take with those that professional photographers take.
4.
Some people prefer to take still photographs while others prefer to take videos. Why?
Photographs as Art
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A Wrong Decision
Describe someone you know who made a wrong decision.
You should say:
who the person was
what the situation was
what decision they made
and explain why you think it was the wrong decision.
Part3
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What do you think are the most important decisions that people make in their lives?
2.
3.
4.
How do you think computers will change the way people make decisions?
5.
Do parents in China allow their children to make important decisions about the future?
6.
Do you think that parents should make important decisions for their children?
7.
How can older people (parents) help young people (their children) make their own
decisions wisely?
A Science Subject
Describe a science subject that you studied in high school
You should say:
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the name of the subject
what you did in this class
how the teacher taught it
and explain how you felt about this subject / this class.
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Science in Society
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4.
How do you think the teaching of science in high school could be improved?
Part3
1.
What are some ways that people in your country show politeness towards others?
2.
Do you think people are equally polite at home (with their family) as they are outside the
home (with strangers)?
3.
What do you think are the differences between a polite person and a friendly person?
4.
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7.
Which do you think is better, to always show your feelings or to sometimes conceal your
feelings?
8.
On the question of showing emotions, do you think males and females are the same?
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9.
A Historical Event
Describe a historical event from your country.
You should say:
what the event was
when and where it happened
how you learnt about this event
and explain why you remember this event so well.
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Traditions
1.
Do you think the traditions in your country (or culture) are changing (or, have changed)?
2.
3.
4.
Do you think old people think about traditions (or, value traditions) more than young
people do?
5.
the event
was
What are some example of events in your culture that people enjoy?
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2.
3.
Do you think there is much difference between what makes people happy today and
what made people happy in the past?
2.
What do you think gives people happiness that lasts a long time?
3.
Do you think advertising today has any effect on people's sense of happiness?
4.
5.
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Communication
Skills
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2.
3.
4.
And what do you think are some examples of bad (or, poor) communication?
5.
6.
7.
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8.
9.
Can you think of any examples of work (or, jobs) that require good communication
skills?
Part3
The Ocean
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6.
Do you think the world should work together to protect the oceans?
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5.
A Childhood Toy
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Describe a toy that was special to you when you were a child.
You should say:
when you got it
what it looked like
who gave it to you
and explain how you used it (how you played with it).
Part 3
Toys
1.
2.
Why do you think children often like certain toys instead of others?
3.
4.
What are the differences between boys' toys and girls' toys?
5.
Do you think it's good if parents only buy "educational" toys for their children?
6.
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8.
Do you think watching TV can take the place of playing with toys?
9.
Why do you think some children prefer to watch TV rather than play with toys?
Part 3
Changing Jobs
1.
2.
3.
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5.
6.
In China, how do most people feel about people who often change their job?
7.
Do you think that people who often change their jobs have more job satisfaction and
better incomes than other people?
8.
If you had a well paid job but didn't like your work, what would you do?
Part3
1. How do people plan their routines?
2. What are the advantages of planning your time?
3. What are the disadvantages of routines?
4. Do you think there are any differences between the ways young people and old (or, older)
people plan their time?
5. Are there any special tools (or methods) that people use to plan their time?
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Sport in Your Country
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2.
In your country, what are the most popular sports that people like to play?
3.
Is there much difference between men and women when it comes to playing sport?
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Sport and TV
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A Happy Marriage
Describe a couple who you think have a happy marriage.
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You should say:
who they are
how long they have been married
how they live their lives
and explain why you think they are happily married.
Part 3
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In your country, in the past 20 or 30 years, have there been any changes in the ages at
which people get married?
6.
What different roles do husbands and wives usually play in your country?
7.
A Street
Part3
Big Cities and Villages
1.
In what ways do you think the streets are different in big cities and in villages?
2.
Sometimes people choose to move to the countryside from a city. Can you suggest why
these people do that?
3.
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of living in big cities with those of living in a
village or small town.
4.
If a big city had no public transport, do you think it would be a good place to live?
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5.
Who do you think is more suited to living in big cities, old people or young people?
6.
Do many young people from villages and small towns choose to leave their hometowns?
Why?
7.
Do you think living in a village would have any advantages for old people?
Part3
Price versus Quality
1.
2.
Which do you think is more important, the cost of a product or the quality of the
product?
3.
Why are imported products more expensive than locally made products?
4.
What do you think of those people who only buy expensive things and who look down
on other people who buy cheap products?
Online Shopping
5.
6.
Which do you think is better, buying things online or buying things in real shops?
7.
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10. In what ways do you think online shopping businesses could be improved?
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Describe a gift you would like to give to one of your friends.
You should say:
who you would like to give this gift to
what the gift would be
how much it would cost
and explain why you would like to give this gift to this person.
Part 3
Gift Giving
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Do you think some parents give too many things to their children?
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Part3
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How does that compare with schools (in your country) in the past?
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Are computers very useful in high school? (For students and/or for teachers)
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What are some examples of modern, hi-tech equipment or devices that people in your
country use in the home?
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What are the various ways that mobile phones can be used?
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What do you imagine the future of hi-technology equipment (or devices) will be like?
A Meaningful Song
Part3
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Why don't older people like pop music as much as young people?
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What do you think are the benefits of learning to play a musical instrument?
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Part3
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Have cities changed much in your country in the past few decades?
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How do you think living in a city and living in a rural environment are different?
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Is there much difference between the standard of living of people in both of those
places?
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Which is more developed in your country, the cities or the rural areas?
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Can you suggest any ways that this development gap could be narrowed?
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