Cue Card: Sample Questions – Post 1

For a very long time now, there has been a demand, discussion and wait among our readers and students for the posts regarding Cue Card Sample Questions. Apologising for this late update, we present to you the most eagerly awaited and most routinely sought after post. These questions are the recently asked questions to our students and we are putting them sans discussion questions. Also, we have tried to categorise them under easy, medium and difficult questions. For medium and difficult questions, we have also tried to give helping hints, but as we say, there are no right or wrong answers on IELTS. There are only correctly or well spoken and incorrectly or not so well spoken ones, so you can very well neglect these hints and put your own answers instead. Go ahead with the preparation.

  • 1. Discuss about a recent celebration that you were a part of.
  • Difficulty level: Easy
  • 2. Discuss about your favourite book.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. Can talk about a book related to your work. It will be easy to speak on since it is related to what you work (in case of GT) or study (in case of Academic)
  • 3. Discuss about a book which, if given a chance you would like to write.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. Try to talk about a book related to your work (GT) or favourite subject/ hobby (Academic)
  • 4. Discuss about an adventurous trip on which you went with your family or friends.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. It is easy to discuss about a trip but not everyone might have gone on an adventurous trip. In case you have never been adventurous, you may discuss about a troublesome trip on which your went. 
  • 5. Discuss about a comical character you like.
  • Difficulty level: Easy.
  • 6. Discuss about an interesting article that you read in a  newspaper.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. You may talk about anything and everything ranging from depleting male female ratio to global warming. Primarily ,, the topic should be of general interest.
  • 7. Discuss about a celebrity you would like to meet.
  • Difficulty level: Easy.
  • 8. Discuss about an educational tour you have been to.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. You may discuss about any  historical building, museum, famous city and relate it with how it increased your knowledge.
  • 9. Discuss about a visit  to a museum or an art gallery you have been to.
  • Difficulty level: High. Read about museum/ art gallery so you are prepared for such a question.
  • 10. Discuss about a family friend during your childhood days.
  • Difficulty level: Easy.
  • 11. Discuss about your most liked law in your country.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. You may discuss about any law related to domestic violence, anti smoking, environment protection, etc.
  • 12. Discuss about a historical place that you have been to.
  • Difficulty level: Easy.
  • 13. Discuss about your favourite photograph.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. Talk about some photograph in which you were also there. This is because sometimes they ask question asking that you should be a part of such photograph.
  • 14. Discuss about the changes that you have experienced in your life.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. You may discuss about you school days, college days, then joining work and so on.
  • 15. Discuss about a tool or an impliment that you have used recently.
  • Difficulty level: Easy. Be smart for such questions. Mobile phones and laptops are also tools 🙂
  • 16. Discuss about an event from the history of your country.
  • Difficulty level: HighPrepare in advance for this answer. Try to refrain from India’s struggle for Independence from British Rule.
  • 17. Discuss about an incident that brought a big change in your life.
  • Difficulty level: Easy. School admission, college admission, first job, etc.
  • 18. Discuss about a plan that you failed in implementing.
  • Difficulty level: Medium. It can be any plan, as simple as planned to study very hard for IELTS but could not due to extremely high work load in office.
  • 19. Discuss about your biggest success till date.
  • Difficulty level: Easy.
  • 20. Discuss about an inspiring speech that someone delivered.
  • Difficulty level: High. Prepare before hand.

Go To –  General Introduction Sample Questions: Post 1,  General Introduction Sample Questions: Post 2 

 

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