Here are the Part 1 questions on the topic “Noise” that will appear in the IELTS Speaking test.
I. Questions
1. Do you like to stay in a place with a lot of noise?
2. Do you think there is too much noise in today’s world?
3. Is making noise one of people’s rights?
4. What kinds of noises are there in the area where you live?
5. Do you want to move to a quieter place?
II. Samples
1. Do you like to stay in a place with a lot of noise?
“No, I prefer quiet and peaceful environments. Excessive noise can be distracting and stressful for me. I find it easier to concentrate and relax in quieter surroundings. Whether at home or while studying, a calm atmosphere allows me to be more productive and at ease.”
2. Do you think there is too much noise in today’s world?
“Yes, I believe there is an increasing amount of noise in today’s world. With the constant buzz of technology, urban environments, and social media, it’s challenging to find moments of quiet and solitude. This noise can be overwhelming and impact our well-being.”
3. Is making noise one of people’s rights?
“Making noise can be considered a right, but it should be controlled. Everyone has the freedom to express themselves and engage in activities that may produce noise. However, it should be balanced with consideration for others, leading to noise regulations and etiquettes.”
4. What kinds of noises are there in the area where you live?
“Well, in my neighborhood, we have occasional traffic noise, and sometimes dogs barking can be a bit bothersome, but we’re all pretty understanding. It’s all part of community life, and we find ways to cope and get along.”
5. Do you want to move to a quieter place?
“Not really. While the noise can be a bit much sometimes, I’ve grown attached to my neighborhood. I appreciate the vibrancy and convenience it offers. Plus, it’s where my friends and community are, so I’m happy right where I am.”
