IELTS Speaking tip
Ensure your answers are well-structured with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
Vocabulary
- humour
- acceptable
- perspective
- offence
- context
- boundaries
- comedy
- sensitivity
- culture
- audience
- intent
- subjectivity
- criticism
- responsibility
- communication
Sample Answer
While humor is an essential aspect of human interaction and can facilitate bonding, the acceptability of various types of humor is indeed a nuanced topic. On one hand, humor that is light-hearted and inclusive can serve as a powerful tool for promoting understanding and alleviating social tensions. For instance, observational and situational humor often draws upon shared experiences, fostering a sense of community.
Conversely, certain types of humor, particularly those rooted in stereotypes or that target marginalized groups, can perpetuate harm and reinforce prejudices. Racial jokes or humor that belittles someone's identity can create division rather than unity. Therefore, I contend that humor should be wielded with caution, ensuring that it uplifts rather than diminishes. Ultimately, while humor is subjective, its impact on societal dynamics necessitates a discerning and empathetic approach.
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