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IELTS Cue Card: RIVER OR LAKE IN YOUR COUNTRY

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IELTS Cue Card: Talk about an important river or lake in your country

Talk about an important river or lake in your country
You should say:

Which water body is that?

How do you know about it?

Why does it impress you so much

Sample Answer

Water bodies like rivers are of paramount importance for the survival of humans and other living organisms on this planet. Although my country has vast rivers like the holy Ganges and the mighty Brahmaputra, I’d like to talk about the river Indus, which is one of the longest rivers in Asia. I witnessed the beauty of Indus on my visit to Leh last year. Originating in the Tibetan plateau, the river runs a course through the Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir. Then it flows through the entire length of Pakistan before draining into the Arabian Sea. Going back in history, the Indus, or Sindh, River had a significant role in the development of the Indus Valley civilisation. The remains of the ancient cities of Harappa and Mohenjodaro were found on the banks of this river. The Indus merges with the Zanskar River near a place called Nimoo, a few kilometres from Leh. The confluence point offers the most mesmerising view, which is a treat for the eyes. What is even more impressive is that this river is the lifeline of people living in this otherwise arid and barren high-altitude desert. The Indus remains frozen for almost a quarter of the year, and locals provide ice-skating facilities for the tourists. One of the locals told me that the blind Indus River dolphin is a sub-species of dolphin found only in the Indus River and is on the verge of extinction. Although Pakistan generates hydropower with the help of dams and barrages on Indus, there is none on the Indian side. In the end, I’d like to say that it’s our duty to conserve our precious water resources for the sustenance of life on the Earth and for the betterment of future generations.

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IELTS CUE CARD: Describe a time when you learned something new

Describe a time when you learned something new.
You should say:
• What you learned
• How you learned (include if someone helped you or not)
• Why you learned it
• Explain how you felt about learning this new skill or piece of knowledge

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Sample Answer:
Learning new things is good for our overall development. The only way we can make sure that our knowledge doesn’t become stagnant is by continuous learning. I would like to take this opportunity to talk about my recent experience where I learned about space. This happened a few months ago when I visited the Nehru Planetarium in Mumbai. Actually, I’ve always been curious about the sky and stars, but I never really got the chance to learn about them properly. One day, a spontaneous plan with my friends led me to the planetarium, mainly because I heard that it has a really good show about the stars. After reaching the venue, we paid for the show as soon as we entered. I was amazed by the dome-shaped screen. We sat down, and then the show started. Because of the dome-shaped screen, it all felt like it was actually happening. I felt like I was travelling in space and watching stars. There was a narrator who explained every intricate detail with such clarity that all my doubts faded away. I also learned some interesting facts, like how the light from the stars sometimes takes a millennium to reach us. I found quite intriguing.
Apart from the show, there was many models and displays outside the screening area which explained different celestial phenomena beautifully.
Honestly speaking, I felt really happy and inspired after this visit. It made me realise how minute we are compared to the vast universe.
To sum up, I learnt a lot of things that day, and if I ever get a chance to revisit that place, I’d definitely take it.

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CUE CARD – Describe a story someone told you and you remember

Speaking – Part 2 (Cue Card)

Describe a story someone told you and you remember.

Who told you this story?

What the story was about?

How you feel about it?

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Sample Answer

We get valuable life lessons from stories, including how to deal with rejection and fear. Most of the stories were probably stories with moral lessons. I grew up listening to numerous stories from my parents and grandparents. Perhaps it is one of the clearest and cherished memories of my childhood.

Every night, before tucking me into bed, my grandmother would read me a story. I must say that she was an extremely beautiful raconteur.

Once upon a time, there was a king. He was very rich and had lots of gold. He had a daughter, who he loved a lot. One day he helped an angel, who in return agreed to grant him a wish. The king wished for the power to turn things into gold; an angel immediately fulfilled his wish. On his way home, he touched rocks and plants which changed into gold. The king was in seventh heaven. As he reached home, in excitement he hugged his daughter, who turned into gold. The king was devastated seeing his beloved daughter, who has now turned into a golden stone.

His greed became a reason for his agony. The king learnt his lesson and realised his mistake, and that was the moral of the story. I reckon greed has become a common social evil that persuades people to make wrong decisions. I was really impressed by the morale and did implement it in my life.

Speaking – Part 3 (Follow-up questions)
Here are some examples of follow-up questions that the examiner may ask during your speaking (part 3) related to the cue card ‘describe a story someone told you and you remember’.

Q1. Has storytelling changed over a period of time?
Indeed, earlier stories were passed down from generation to generation by word of mouth. However, at present, the rise of technology and commencement of mobile phones have drastically changed the way of listening to and narrating a story. For instance, there are many apps which provide audiobooks and podcasts, where you can listen to your favourite books without the actual presence of a person.

Q2. Do you think that generally most of the people are good at storytelling?
Well, I suppose everyone is a storyteller, but not everyone is a good storyteller. Good storytellers can connect to the listener at ease and are able to maintain their interest. However, poor storytellers often mix up the events, which makes the story become confusing, and the listener may lose interest.

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