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IELTS Speaking Practice: News

In this post, we discuss IELTS speaking topic “News  with sample questions/answers.

PRACTICE TEST

IELTS Speaking Part 1

1. How do you usually get your newspaper?

At my house, we get daily newspapers. My father is old school. He always sits with a newspaper and a cup of tea to read the news in the morning.

2. How often do you read the newspaper?

I am not a regular reader. But I mostly follow sports sections. Since the election is fast approaching, I happen to follow the regional section too. And nowadays I dont have time to sit and read the news, so I download the TOI app on my mobile to get daily news.

3. What news do you prefer to read?

I generally follow sports news. But I go through the headlines of every topic. If something catches my attention,I go through the entire article.

4. Do most people in your country follow the news?

Yes. people do follow news. Not everyone reads newspapers, but they keep themselves updated with everything they can. For example, a businessman will always read news about the availability of their articles and demand, and a farmer will always keep himself updated on reports of weather and so on.

IELTS Speaking Part 2

Describe a piece of international news you have recently heard

You should say

• What is the news about?

• When and where did you hear it?

• What were you doing when you heard the news?

• Explain how you felt about this piece of international news?

Sample Answer

IELTS Speaking Part 3: Follow-up Questions

  • How do most people in China get their news?
  • Are most people in China more interested in local news or international news?
  • Compare newspapers and TV as sources of news.
  • How do you think the news media will change in the future?
  • Are young and old people interested in the same news content?
  • Do you think it‘s a good idea to teach children to read before they start school?
  • What kinds of things do children like to read?
  • Do you think the Internet will influence the way people read in the future? How?

Sample Answer: Media & News

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