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August & September 2026
Part 3
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EXAM QUESTIONS FOR PART 3
Q1
How can living overseas contribute to a person's personal development?
Q2
What do you usually do when you spend time with your friends?
Q3
Do you think walking is a good way to relax?
Q4
Do you think we spend too much money on clothes?
Q5
What are the main causes of pollution?
Q6
How can individuals contribute to reducing pollution?
Q7
Do you think young people and old people have the same attitudes (or feelings) about old buildings?
Q8
What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of moving frequently?
Q9
Do you prefer traveling alone or in a group? Why?
Q10
What difficulties may people face when they visit a new place?
Q11
What do you think are the reasons for transport delays?
Q12
In what ways do traditions contribute to a society?
Q13
Why do you think people are interested in art?
Q14
In what ways are people using their creativity in today's world?
Q15
How have child-rearing practices changed in your country in recent years?
Q16
Do you think people's manner of speaking changes depending on who they are talking to?
Q17
What constitutes a 'role model' in your opinion?
Q18
Do you think more people need to be more adaptable?
Q19
How might different generations of a family have different views?
Q20
How does the media portrayal of historical figures affect our perception of them?
Q21
What animals are popular as pets in your country? Why?
Q22
In what ways do mobile apps make people's lives easier?
Q23
In what ways has this person influenced your life?
Q24
In your country, are animals mostly in the wild or kept as pets?
Q25
Do you think that the impact of music on individuals is understood and acknowledged?
Q26
How do people generally perceive intelligence in your culture?
Q27
Can tourism have negative effects on local cultures or environments? How?
Q28
Do you think the government should spend money on maintaining historical buildings? Why or why not?
Q29
In what ways can schools stimulate the imagination of children?
Q30
How can schools encourage young people to read more?
Q31
How are modern homes different from the homes people lived in the past?
Q32
How has technology affected traditional reading habits?
Q33
In what ways can we help others?
Q34
Can you judge a person's character in the first meeting?
Q35
Some people believe that animals should not be used for scientific research. What's your view on this?
Q36
Do you often watch the sky?
Q37
Has technology changed the way we travel in cars? If so, how?
Q38
What strategies can businesses use to reduce waiting times for customers?
Q39
What are some common activities people do when they go out with friends?
Q40
Do you think different cultures perceive colors differently?
Q41
What kind of challenges people generally face when they try to achieve something for the first time?
Q42
Why do some people prefer to travel by public transport?
Q43
In what ways do you think harming animals can affect humans on a bigger scale?
Q44
Why do so many teenage males (and boys and even some young females) dream of being a professional athlete (or, a sports star)?
Q45
What do you think about animal rights? Should they be the same as human rights?
Q46
Are there any decisions in your life you wish you could go back and change?
Q47
Do you think humans have a responsibility to protect endangered species?
Q48
Do you think making decisions quickly is important?
Q49
Should children be taught to help others? Why or why not?
Q50
What can we learn from traditions?