IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 1Q1Where are you fromQ2Do you think the weather is more important to people who play sports?Q3Do you spend time playing outside or inside ?Q4Do you think this job has a bright future?Q5How often do you play sports?Q1Describe a time when you travelled with an old person. You should say: - who this person was - where you went - what you did during the trip - and explain how you felt about travelling with this person.Q1How do you think travel experiences can benefit old people?Q2Why do you think some young people might not want to travel with old people?Q3How do people's travel preferences change as they grow older?Q4Do you think it's important for people of different generations to spend time together? Why or why not?Q5How can society improve travel accessibility for older people?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 2Q1What are the most crowded places in your hometown (or where you are living now)?Q2Who do you get on best with in your family?Q3Has your life changed much in the last year?Q4Do most people in your country (still) wear a watch nowadays?Q5What are the advantages and disadvantages of social networking apps?Q1Describe a piece of art that you find beautiful. You should say: - what it is - when you saw it - where you saw it And discuss why it left a significant impression on you.Q1What type of art do you appreciate the most and why?Q2Do you believe that art classes are becoming less relevant in today's education system?Q3In your opinion, should governments invest more in promoting local artists?Q4How has technology impacted the creation and appreciation of art?Q5Do you think people's perception of what is considered 'beautiful' in art varies from culture to culture?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 3Q1Have you ever borrowed money from others?Q2Do you think teachers should be strict?Q3Do you think these holidays are important?Q4Do you like travelling?Q5What do you do together with your family?Q1Describe a book that you recently read. You should say: - What the book is - What the book is about - Why you decided to read it And explain how you felt after reading it.Q1Do you enjoy reading books? Why or why not?Q2What types of books do you typically enjoy? Why?Q3Do you prefer to read digital or printed books?Q4How has reading influenced your life?Q5Should children be encouraged to read more books than they currently do? Why or why not?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 4Q1How many books do you have at home?Q2Do you like it when it's raining?Q3How do you feel in crowded places?Q4Which city do you want to go to?Q5When do you listen to music?Q1Section 2: Describe a time when you made a promise to someone. You should say: – who you made the promise to – what the promise was – why you made that promise and explain how you felt after making the promise.Q1Do you think promises are important in a friendship or a relationship?Q2Why do you think some people break their promises?Q3Does breaking a promise affect one's credibility? How?Q4What should one do if he/she cannot keep a promise?Q5In your opinion, are verbal promises as binding as written agreements? Why or why not?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 5Q1How do you feel when you see other people throw garbage on the street?Q2Can you explain why some people are not very patient?Q3Did you walk more in the past ?Q4When was the last time you visited them? what did you do?Q5Do you like to lend things to others?Q1Describe a school you attended when you were a child. You should say: where it was, what the school was like, what you learned there and explain how you felt about your experience there.Q1How have schools changed since you were a child?Q2Do you think the education system in your country needs improvement? In what ways?Q3What role should technology play in education?Q4How does your early school experience affect your life now?Q5In your opinion, what are the important qualities a school should have?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 6Q1How many books do you have at home?Q2Are cinema tickets expensive in your country?Q3How long have you been living there?Q4Do you think a person's handwriting reflects their personality?Q5Do you prefer a holiday at a beach or other?Q1Describe an occasion when you saw a lot of people smiling.Q1Why do you think people smile more in some situations than others?Q2Do you think a person's smile can reveal a lot about their personality?Q3Can you give any examples of situations in which people might smile, even if they do not feel happy?Q4Why do you think people often smile in photographs?Q5How important do you think smiling is in social situations?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 7Q1Do you have a busy social life?Q2Do you think your city is clean or not?Q3How do you feel when you see other people throw garbage on the street?Q4Do you have a job right now?Q5Are you learning a musical instrument at the moment?Q1An experience when you enjoyed free time. - Where you were - What you did - Who you were with - Explain why you enjoyed it.Q1Do you think people nowadays have enough free time?Q2What are some common activities that people do in their free time in your country?Q3How has the way people spend their free time changed over the years?Q4Is leisure time always beneficial, or can it also be negative?Q5Do you think that the way we spend our free time can affect our work or studies?IELTS SPEAKING TEST QUESTIONS 8Q1How often do you begin to learn math?Q2Would you move to another city because of the weather?Q3Do you think people in your city will walk more in the future?Q4Do you like crowded places?Q5Which actor would you like to play you in a film?Q1Describe a historical event that you find interesting. You should say: - what the event is - when and where it happened - what the specific details of the event are - and explain why you find it interesting.Q1Why do you think it is important to study history?Q2How has this historical event shaped the present?Q3Do you think historical events are portrayed accurately in movies and books? Why or why not?Q4How does your nation's history inform its current political and social climate?Q5Are historical events often celebrated or remembered in your country? If so, how?