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BỘ CÂU HỎI “IELTS SPEAKING PART 3” THEO CHỦ ĐỀ (CÓ ĐÁP ÁN) 24 chủ đề: book, food and diet, shopping, plants, technology, fame, neighbor, family, characteristic, marriage, children and childhood, history and museum, happiness, sport, plan and job, experience, travel, transportation, place, problems, entertainment, advertisement, weather, education
2 BỘ CÂU HỎI “IELTS SPEAKING PART 3” THEO CHỦ ĐỀ (CÓ ĐÁP ÁN) ***************************** BOOK a Who likes to read more often, young people or old people? b Who have some young people come to dislike reading books over recent years? c Are there many libraries in Vietnam? d What kinds of books should children read? FOOD AND DIET a Have you made a cake yourself? b Do Vietnamese people have some special food for special festivals? Why is the food c d e f g h i j k so special? Do people have to pay a lot of money for food on some special occasions? Do you cook at home? Why or why not? Why rich people like to eat some special kinds of food? Do you think food is much better than before? Why? Do you think it is important to have family meals? Why? Describe what you think is a healthy diet Are there many vegetarians in Vietnam? Why you think some people choose to be vegetarians? Is the food that people eat today in Vietnam different to the food that people used to eat in the past? (if yes, in what ways has it changed?) l How you think the way we eat will change in the future? m Is American-style ‘fast food’ popular in Vietnam? (Why? Popular with whom?) What you think of this popularity - is it as good thing? n More and more people are becoming overweight nowadays What you think might o p q r s t u be the causes of this? What people like to have for dinner/lunch in Vietnam? Do men and women all like to cook in your country? What are the benefits of eating out? Why more and more people like to eat out? Are there many foreign restaurants in your country? Which food you think is healthier, restaurant food or home-cooked food? How would you introduce a foreigner to the food and the food culture in (from) your country? • RESTAURANT a What are the qualities of being a good restaurant? b Which one is better: home-made foods or foods from a restaurant? IELTS SPEAKING PART Are there many foreign restaurants in your country? CAFÉ Why people today go to cafés so often? What kinds of café you like? What you in a café? SHOPPING a Do all people enjoy shopping for clothes? b Why women like to shopping? c Why some women buy cheaper clothes and expensive ones at the same time? d Do you think it is good for people buy expensive clothes? Why? e Why some people like shopping with friends? f Why people shop for clothes online? g What risks you run when shopping online? Why? h Do you like jewelry? i Do you wear many jewels? j Why some people wear a piece of jewelry for a long time? k Do you like to visit large shops or small stores? l What kinds of shops are popular in your country? m Should the government in your country protect those small stores? PLANTS a For those people who live in cities, where you think they could have some space to c • a b c plant? Why? b Can you explain why some people like growing plants? c Have you ever kept plants? d Why did they have them? e Do you think more people will grow their own crops in the future? Why? f What’s the benefit for having plants indoors? g What is the difference between having plants indoors and outdoors? h What kind of environment will influence plants? Why? TECHNOLOGY a Is your country changing rapidly? b What can a smart phone these days? c Since most people work on their computer, why they still need to go to offices? d Do you think people’s work in the future will be heavily affected by technology? e Compare the pace of technological progress in the past and now • INTERNET a What are some of the different reasons why people use the internet? b Some people say that different age groups have different tastes on internet content What you think? c What influence can (or, does) the internet have on children? And what about teenagers? IELTS SPEAKING PART d Do you think parents should control what internet sites their children visit on the internet? e What (kinds of) people don't use the internet and what are the disadvantages that these people suffer because they don't use the internet? FAME a In general, how people become famous? b What kinds of people become famous? c Do you think to be famous, a person needs to have some special talent (or ability)? d What are some general qualities of famous people? Do they have any qualities that are different from ordinary people? e Compare what kinds of people were famous in the past (e.g„ when your grandfather f was young) to the kinds of people who are famous today In your opinion, were the standards for judging who is famous before better than they are now? NEIGHBOR a Do people living in small cities know more about their neighbors than people living in big cities? b What are the benefits of having kind neighbors? c Why neighbors seldom talk to each other nowadays? d How to improve the relationship among neighbors? FAMILY a Who are more important to you, friends or family? b Have you ever traveled with your family? c What kinds of family activities are popular in Vietnam? d How to get along well with family members? e What you usually with your family during national holidays and festivals? f In Vietnam today, what is the structure of the typical family? g What are the advantages and disadvantages of big families as opposed to small ones? h What are some pros and cons of three generations living together? i Whose responsibility you think it should be to (financially) look after old peoplethe government’s responsibility or the family’s? j How much you think people should be responsible for the welfare of their parents? k Do you think family’s relationships are important? CHARACTERISTIC • POLITENESS a Who taught you to be polite when you were a child? b Why is it important to be polite to people? c Do you think people have become less or more polite since the time you were a child? d What according to you is politeness? e Do you think we should be polite to those who are not being polite to us? f In your country’s culture, how you show that you are being polite? IELTS SPEAKING PART • a b c d PATIENT What are the things that people wait for everyday? Are Vietnamese people accustomed to waiting? Are people more patient than they used to be? Have people become more impatient because of the conveniences of modern life? 10 MARRIAGE a If you are 35 years old and still single, are you still waiting for your true love? Why? b Who pays for the wedding costs? The man or woman or both? Why? c What you think is the best age to marry? d Do you think that a Vietnamese wedding wastes lots of money? e Why spend a lot of money on the wedding? f In a traditional Vietnamese family, what men in the family? And what about women? Why? g Do you think men should take care of babies? Why? h Do you think men should housework? Why? i At a traditional wedding in Vietnam, what kind of dress does the bride wear? j Do you often attend weddings? k What wedding gifts are popular in Vietnam? l Why Vietnamese people like to go to celebrations like a wedding ceremony? m What is the difference between an elaborate wedding ceremony and an ordinary one? n Do women prefer to be single or to be married? o Why women want to get married? p Why has the divorce rate increased over time in modern life? 11 CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD a Do you think children’s wisdom is influenced by their parents? What about those who aren’t? b Do you think children have good habits nowadays? Why? c Why are children cleverer than before? Nature or nurture? Why? d What kind of skills are helpful for children? Why? e Do you think parents should send their children to better schools? Why? f Why is childhood important? g How did you spend your childhood? h Who was your childhood hero? Did you want to be like him/her? i Why children tend to be happier than adults? j Would you like to be a child again? 12 HISTORY AND MUSEUM a Do you like history? b Do your parents think learning history is important? c What are the benefits of museums? d Are museums in your country free of charge? e Which way is better for learning history? f Do major cities in your country all have museums? g Will current things be exhibited in future museums? IELTS SPEAKING PART h Can individuals build museums? i How to show life two thousand years ago in the museums? 13 HAPPINESS a How would you define happiness? b Do Vietnamese people like to watch comedy? c Who is the most popular comedian in Vietnam? d What you when you feel unhappy? e Why children tend to be happier than adults? 14 SPORT a What is the most popular sport in Vietnam? Why? b What is the least popular sport for Vietnamese people? c What kind of sport you like? Why? d How can more people be encouraged to participate in sports activities? e Why some teenagers like to watch sport but not take part in any sports? f What is the benefit for people of doing sport? • SWIMMING a Why many people like swimming? b Is swimming good for children, in your opinion? c Where can you swim? d Why some people hate swimming? e Is swimming an important activity? 15 PLAN AND JOB a Do you think people should have plans or just whatever they like immediately? b Do most people accomplish their plans? Why? c What are the factors that young people will consider when choosing jobs? d What are the impacts of families on people choosing jobs? e What is the impact of salary on doing work? f Do you think a good job means a high salary job? Why? g What kind of job most people like to do? h What kind of job you think is worth being well-paid? Why? i How to make an employee work with passion? Who takes responsibility for this? Why? j Do you think it is hard for teenagers looking for a job? k Do you think universities should support student seeking jobs? l What kind of jobs young woman like? Why? m What kind of jobs are easy to get in a foreign country? n Should young adults work abroad? o Why many Vietnamese people want to work abroad? 16 EXPERIENCES • NEW THINGS a Why you think some people like doing new things? b What problems can people have when they try new activities for the first time? c Do you think it’s best to new things on your own or with other people? Why? IELTS SPEAKING PART d What kinds of things children learn to when they are very young? How important are these things? e Do you think children and adults learn to new things in the same way? How is f their learning style different? Some people say that it is more important to be able to learn new things now than it was in the past Do you agree or disagree with that? Why? EXPERIENCES Is experience important? What can you learn from experienced people? How to gain more experience in life? Do you like to talk to inexperienced or experienced people? DECISION-MAKING What’s the most important factor in decision-making? Should parents make decisions for their children? What can people learn from wrong decision? Do you like to make quick decisions? Do you think adults always make better decisions than children? SERVICE What are the differences between the service in large shops and small stores? What people when they get bad service? 17 TRAVEL a What is the importance of travelling? b What type of places you recommend people to visit on vacation? c Do Vietnamese people prefer to travel by car or by train? d What are the advantages of travelling with a group of people? e Should young people travel abroad? f Are international trips popular with people in your country? g What you consider when you take a trip? 18 TRANSPORTATION a Do you think it is important to develop transport? Why? b What kind of transportation you choose when you go out? c Do people like to travel by bike in your hometown? Why? d What kinds of transportation are good for environment protection? Why? e Do you think travel by bicycle is better in traffic? Why? 19 PLACE • SEA a What kind of people rely on the sea? Why? b What other activities people in the sea? c Would you like to work near the sea? Why? d Are there a lot of Vietnamese working near the sea? e Do people like to have fun near the sea? f Do you think girls like to go to the beach? g Who prefers to go to the sea, teenagers or older people? • a b c d • a b c d e • a b IELTS SPEAKING PART h How is the transportation on the sea? i Do you think people like to travel by sea because it offers the chance of adventure? Why? j Are activities near the sea good for health? k What are the advantages and disadvantages of sailing? l Why you think the Vietnamese don’t like activities near the sea as much as the • a b c d British? GARDEN Are there many public gardens in Vietnam? Do you think there are enough public gardens in your hometown? What you think are the benefits of having gardens in the city? Very often, public gardens are not designed in a simple way but, instead, are laid out in a rather complex way Why you think this is the case? e Do you think governments should provide more public gardens for people to visit? f What people when they go to a public garden? g How people of different age groups use public gardens? 20 PROBLEMS • NOISE a What are the places that are free of noise? b What are the causes of noises? c What are the impacts of noise on people? • HOUSE a What are some of the housing problems that exist in your city? b What is the government doing to solve these problems? c In cities in your country, are there many people who not have a place to live? d Where they sleep? e Do you think the prices of homes in your country are too expensive for the average f g h i j person? What are some of the reasons why the prices are so high? What is the government doing about this problem? What can the government about this problem? Do you think the government should help low income people to buy a home? Do you think the government should supply low-cost housing for those who have low income? • CLIMATE CHANGE a Do you think there are any problems with the world's climate now? b How you think these problems were caused? c Do you think the world's weather (or climate) is changing? d What you think is causing these changes? e Do you think this is a problem? f Do you think governments can anything to solve this problem? 21 ENTERTAINMENT IELTS SPEAKING PART • a b c d e f g • a b c d e f FILM Do you think (watching) films have (has) any educational benefits? In what ways are documentary films and films only for entertainment different? Why you think documentary films are not so popular? How are movies and real life different? Do men and women like to watch the same kinds of films? Do different age groups like the same kinds of films? Do you like any particular film star? Why? MUSIC What old people like to listen to? How would your grandfather feel if you gave him some hip-hop music to listen to? Why you think old people like old songs? Why you think people of different age groups have different favourite songs? What kinds of music (small) children in Vietnam like to listen to? What are the differences between popular music and the music that (young) children like to listen to? g Why you think some people like to play instruments in the open? 22 ADVERTISEMENT a What are the different kinds of advertising? b What kind of advertising is most common in Vietnam? c What are the ways in which advertisements catch the attention of viewers? d Do big companies prefer to advertise on TV or in some other ways? (Why?) e What are the good and bad points of advertisements? f Is advertising on the internet very influential? g Are any kinds advertising in Vietnam considered illegal? h Do you trust advertisements? (Why/Why not?) i How you feel about false advertising? 23 WEATHER a What are some other examples of bad weather in the world? b Do different parts of your country experience different types of bad weather? c Why you think people call it "bad weather"? d Do you think bad weather can ever be dangerous? e How does bad weather affect people's mood? f Would you like to live in a place where the the climate never changes? g How people change the way they live in different seasons? h What different activities people in the different seasons? 24 EDUCATION • LANGUAGE a Are you learning a foreign language? Why? b Do you want to become a foreign language teacher in the future? Why? c Why some people learn quickly while others are slow? d Do you think grammar is important when you learn a foreign language? Why? e Why are there strong demands for language skills? f Do you think foreigners should learn Vietnamese when they arrive at Vietnam? IELTS SPEAKING PART g h • a b c d What kind of qualities should a language teacher have? Why people want to learn a foreign language? SPEAKING SKILL How to achieve public speaking skills What you think is a good speech? What is the importance of public speaking skills? Why are some people afraid of talking in the public? IELTS SPEAKING PART BOOK a Who ĐÁP ÁN likes to read more often, young people or old people? I think it doesn’t matter; age, that is No matter how old or young one is, if people are real book lovers, they will manage to find themselves some free time to read books I’ve known young people who are real bookworms, who have read maybe hundreds of books a year, and older ones who just prefer watching TV or taking care of their garden So I think it’s hard to tell who reads more between youngsters and old people b Who have some young people come to dislike reading books over recent years? Well I guess it’s because of the appearance of modern technology, especially smartphones and tablets with tons of interesting applications in their Play Store or App Store These applications are fun and addictive and may be more appealing than books to some young people Another reason is that some youngsters with a short attention span tend to be attracted to films rather than books, which consist of mere c words and hardly any pictures Are there many libraries in Vietnam? I don’t think there are many libraries in Vietnam Maybe there’s one small library in most schools and universities, but there’re not many large libraries for dwellers of a city For example, in my hometown, there’s only one small and really old provincial library, and there’re not many books in there What’s more is that in some parts of Vietnam, especially poor villages in the middle of Vietnam, libraries can even be regarded as the exception rather than the norm d What kinds of books should children read? I think children wouldn’t find novels full of words attractive, so they should read picture books first They can get used to words through the illustrations, and gradually they might become interested enough to read books which contain only words Another option is comics, especially Japanese comics They are called “mangas”, and parents can buy some for their children to read Some mangas are really good; they often try to deliver the message of friendship and love between family members, which can definitely create a positive impact on a child’s personality and viewpoint IELTS SPEAKING PART particularly the internet, children have free access a variety of online streams, which means they can now listen to any kinds of music they want This is why children’s taste in music is slowly changing They enjoy pop songs that are going viral on the f internet in place of traditional children songs What are the differences between popular music and the music that (young) children like to listen to ? That’s an interesting question I think it would be fair to say that children songs tend to be shorter and catchier so that it’s easy for children to memorise and sing along to the lyrics Additionally, the topics about which they are written are relatively simple such as family, friends or nature so that children understand the meaning quickly Popular music, on the other hand, sometimes contains obscenities , which are inappropriate for children and revolves around more abstract topics, for example relationships g Why you think some people like to play instruments in the open? I guess there can be various explanations for this It could be that the players simply want to perform in front of an audience This may serve as a kind of self-fulfillment to some people or as a way to earn a living by * showing off their talents to others It is also possible that they are seeking publicity Performing in the open can attract quite a number of people and this helps to boost a player or a band’s popularity in a much shorter time * to show sth off - to show people something that you are very proud of so that they will admire it 22 ADVERTISEMENT a What are the different kinds of advertising? I think that there are several ways of promoting a product, of which the most dominant type is broadcast advertising, where the products are publicized through TV commercials, radio or the Internet Another common type of advertising is print advertising, which relies on distributed posters and flyers or advertisement columns in newspapers or magazines to boost a product’s popularity There is also outdoor advertising - advertising at outdoor events like concerts or trade shows Unfortunately, surrogate advertising exists as well, which markets banned products like alcohol or tobacco in the disguise of another product b What kind of advertising is most common in Vietnam? IELTS SPEAKING PART I’m not too sure about this, but I think it’s fair to say broadcast advertising and print advertising are the two most popular means of promoting productsin my country Commercials are aired at a high frequency here in Vietnam, especially in the evening, when the number of viewers is considerably higher compared to that in the morning It’s also common to see flyers being given away and banners on almost every corner of the street c What are the ways in which advertisements catch the attention of viewers? Well, I guess it depends on the types of advertisement With TV commercials, it’s essential to have a catchytheme tune or a sloganused to identify the product, so that viewers can easily recognize it McDonald’s, for example, use ‘I’m Lovin’ It’ It also helps to have a celebrity who features in the commercial or endorsesthe product, this would make the product appealing to a larger number of viewers Print advertisements, however, usually draw people’s attention with their vibrant colors and unique graphic designs The better the posters are, the more interest the product might attract d Do big companies prefer to advertise on TV or in some other ways? (Why?) In my opinion, broadcast advertising is still the most popular way for big organizations to promote their goods and services TV has long been the most prevalent means of media communication, so getting a product advertised on TV equals making it known to a larger number of people It would be even better to secure a slotduring prime time, from about 8pm to 10pm, when virtually everyone is sitting in front of their television Still, it’s worth mentioning that online advertisements such as pop-ups are on the rise, as more and more people are spending time surfing the web e What are the good and bad points of advertisements? I suppose advertisements play an important role in introducing consumers to a wider variety of goods With commercials, buyers are exposed to more options, including models, functions and prices before choosing the one product that is to their taste On the other hand, a well-produced advertisement might not ensure a product of the same quality It’s not unusualto witness cases where people complain about the huge difference between what was advertised and what the product is really like Besides, IELTS SPEAKING PART commercials can trigger the desire to purchase new goods, regardless of their f impracticability, resulting in the waste of both time and money Is advertising on the internet very influential? To be honest, I doubt the effectiveness of internet advertising Although pop-ups are growing in popularity, most people find them rather bothersome and close them the moment they appear on the screen, instead of spending time readingthem Besides, under the impression that everything on the internet should not be trusted, people usually dismiss online advertisements as unreliable g Are any kinds advertising in Vietnam considered illegal? I’m not too knowledgeable about the issue, but I guess anything that fails to obey the terms of advertisement laws is considered illegal One of the most commonly seen outdoor advertisements in Vietnam arebillboards, which are basically huge posters that are erected on main streets or on top of buildings This is a completely legal way of advertising, if the owners are granted a valid permit and take the boards down according to the contract However, many owners violate the law by missing the deadline to remove them or erect them without permission h Do you trust advertisements? (Why/Why not?) Quite frankly, I rarely place my trust in advertisements They seem untruthful to me since almost everything is exaggerated and most of the time, the products themselves don’t live up to consumers’ expectations They claim to be the best but very often there are some kind of faults However, I refer to advertisements when I’m looking for a product or a service, in order to broaden myrange of choices Still, only after a long time studying the product and reading reviews will I make up my mind to i purchase one How you feel about false advertising? Like most people, I feel outraged by misleading advertisements Untruthful commercials can lead to many problems, and some can be disastrous Cosmetics advertisements, for example, if they not cover all necessary aspects like origin, components and potential allergic reactions on some types of skins, may cause complexion diseases The same goes formedicinal products False advertising betrays the trust of consumers and diminishes the reputation of the company itself By creating widespread distrust, the advertising industry as a whole is damaged by false advertising IELTS SPEAKING PART 23 WEATHER a What are some other examples of bad weather in the world? Well, you know there’s quite a wide range of extreme weather such as hurricanes, earthquakes, or droughts However, I suppose the worst natural disaster would be tsunamis This is because tsunamis are unpredictable and they can only be detected a few hours before they approach the shore, making it difficult to evacuate the coastal residents In addition, the effects of a tsunami include loss of human and animal life, devastating property damage, severe flooding and diseases b Do different parts of your country experience different types of bad weather? Definitely yes The weather varies greatly from North to South, depending on elevation and type of landscape The northern part of Vietnam often suffers from landslides and the cold spells during the winter Meanwhile, central Vietnam is usually affected by tornadoes, especially between September and December, causing massive damage to property and crops On the other hand, during the summer, Southern Vietnam experiences flooding as a result of torrential rain and high tides c Why you think people call it "bad weather"? Well, I suppose the explanation for this could be that those weather phenomena often have negative impacts on our lives Like for instance, torrential rain may cause flooding or traffic congestion, tornadoes often ruin the farmers’ crops or earthquakes are likely to damage property Therefore, because of their devastating impacts, they are called bad weather d Do you think bad weather can ever be dangerous? Definitely yes Bad weather can sometimes have devastating effects on societies and might even pose a threat to human lives For example, hurricanes, which normally involve very powerful winds and water, can cause massive destruction to both property and livelihoods That is the reason why the weather forecast always advises people to stay indoors until the bad weather passes e How does bad weather affect people's mood? It affects our mood in various ways Bad weather can indeed have a negative effect on our emotions For instance, when it gets dark and dreary outside, some people definitely have more susceptibility to feeling lonely or down That might be the reason why people often feel a little depressed during the winter months and find it f difficult to get out of their beds when it’s foggy and bitterly cold in the morning Would you like to live in a place where the the climate never changes? IELTS SPEAKING PART Actually, this isn’t something that I’ve ever considered, but in short I suppose I would possibly consider living in a place that has the same weather all year round As I am prone to get sick whenever there is a sudden change in weather patterns, especially during the winter, living in a never-changing climate might minimize the risk of me having some allergy or going down with flu g How people change the way they live in different seasons? As a matter of fact, weather affects the everyday lives of people by governing choices they make about what clothes to wear, how to travel, and the activities in which they participate In the warm season, people tend to be more enthusiastic about outdoor activities which help them build up muscles and strength Meanwhile, during the cold season, staying indoors is much more common as people are reluctant to leave their house in the cold weather h What different activities people in the different seasons? Well, I guess in the summer and fall, when the weather is quite warm, people have a tendency to participate in strenuous activities like basketball, football or water sports like swimming, diving and water skiing On the other hand, during the cold weather of the winter and spring, people are inclined to engage in indoor activities like board games, which might prevent them from getting a cold 24 EDUCATION • LANGUAGE a Are you learning a foreign language? Why? Yes, I am learning English In practical terms, learning a foreign language helps to broaden your opportunity to become a global citizen Without knowing at least one foreign language, you cannot communicate with other people around the world b Do you want to become a foreign language teacher in the future? Why? Yes, if I could Being a foreign language teacher, I could help others assimilate knowledge of a foreign language in an effective way c Why some people learn quickly while others are slow? I think it depends on our nature Some people are innately good at languages while others find it much harder to master a new language d Do you think grammar is important when you learn a foreign language? Why? Well, it is quite important because grammar is the foundationof all languages However, the way you apply grammar into daily conversation is just as crucial e Why are there strong demands for language skills? IELTS SPEAKING PART You have to see the big picture I think there are strong demands for language skills nowadays mainly because of business English, for example, has become the f universal language of commerce and the tourism industry Do you think foreigners should learn Vietnamese when they arrive at Vietnam? I think they should learn some basic sentences to prevent misunderstanding when travelling in Vietnam It will be more enjoyable if you know how to ask the locals about things in their country and it will break down some of the language barriers if you learn a few phrases simply to get by g What kind of qualities should a language teacher have? In addition to linguistic ability and the ability to speak fluently in the language they are teaching, teachers must be patient and dedicated to the needs of their students h Why people want to learn a foreign language? As a matter of fact, acquiring a foreign language will be really beneficial for their educationor future career Moreover, we all need to communicate and travel to other places • SPEAKING SKILL a How to achieve public speaking skills There’re several ways to achieve public speaking skills, in my opinion First, you need to prepare the content of your speech, which I think needs to be clear enough for the audiences to understand Second, you need to practice over and over again, so as to make sure you won’t make any stupid mistakes once you start delivering your speech Most people are afraid of speaking in public because they are worried they will be judged by their mistakes, so intense practice should guarantee them a better performance b What you think is a good speech? A good speech, in my opinion, needs to be clear, concise, and consistent First, a speech needs to be clear enough so that the audience won’t find it too difficult to understand, and this can be achieved by adding cohesive devices The second characteristic would be conciseness – as some people tend to ramble on a topic and this can cause misunderstanding or annoyance to the audience The final requirement is consistency, meaning that a speech needs to be about one topic and to express one opinion only, so as not to cause confusion for listeners c What is the importance of public speaking skills? IELTS SPEAKING PART Well, public speaking skills may help people a lot in their life In some cases, this is a necessary skill for work, and those who appear to be good at talking in public can create a very good impression on other people because, say, they know how to persuade others Moreover, those who are good at speaking in public can easily motivate others, and this can come in handy when they need to carry an idea forward to create a social reaction towards some specific problems d Why are some people afraid of talking in the public? I think the most common reason is because they are afraid of being judged, especially if they make some mistakes, like stumbling over their words or forgetting some parts of their speech Another thing is that for some people, the seemingly hostile stares of the audience can sometimes be very daunting, and this is like adding fuel to the flames, especially for those who are already afraid of talking in public IELTS SPEAKING PART ... at Vietnam? IELTS SPEAKING PART g h • a b c d What kind of qualities should a language teacher have? Why people want to learn a foreign language? SPEAKING SKILL How to achieve public speaking skills... good speech? What is the importance of public speaking skills? Why are some people afraid of talking in the public? IELTS SPEAKING PART BOOK a Who ĐÁP ÁN likes to read more often, young people... things be exhibited in future museums? IELTS SPEAKING PART h Can individuals build museums? i How to show life two thousand years ago in the museums? 13 HAPPINESS a How would you define happiness?