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Talk About a Traditional Object of Your Country - IELTS Cue Card
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Does taking the IELTS speaking test send shivers down your spine? Preparing for the cue card section of the IELTS speaking test is not only a part of the test, but a good chance to learn to express using appropriate vocabulary and correct sentences. Read to prepare yourself for the speaking cue card question about a traditional object of a country.
Introduction & questions about familiar topics
This part starts with general questions about the candidate – place of residence, where they work, study and more. Then comes a range of personal and familiar topics like the test-taker’s taste in music & films, their habits about cooking, their view about weather and more such topics. Generally, two to three sets of questions about two different topics are asked in a test.Individual Long Turn
Two-way Discussion
Talk about a traditional object of your country
Sample Answer 1 - IELTS Speaking Test Cue Card
Introductory lines | In India, we say that culture and language change every 15-20 kilometers. While that is the extent of variety of differing lifestyles and traditions, the effect of everyone wanting to go global cannot be ignored. A lot of things have been modernized, the way we cook, eat, sleep, and do almost all our daily activities. The kind of music liked by the general public is different too. But maestros are doing their best to keep the culture alive and thriving. I’m going to talk about an instrument that used to bring an Indian touch to all kinds of music. |
What is it? | It is a stringed instrument called a sitar. Sitar has a spherical sound resonating body and a long neck with strings. The instrument makes a deep, reverberating sound that is now synonymous with Hindustani classical music. |
How is it made? | The body of a sitar is made out of dried pumpkins, and the neck and face from teakwood. The body and neck are mostly intricately carved on by the artisans who have generational talent. |
When did you first see it? | I first saw the object live in a semi-classical music concert that my parents took me to. I had seen it earlier on TV, but it didn’t strike me as an interesting instrument that my ears and heart would like listening to often. But being an audience to the concert took me by surprise. The sound of the sitar in sync with the drums and tabla was enchanting. |
Why do you like it? | Since then, I have been listening to the music of Pandit Ravi Shankar, Niladri Kumar and more. I now have a completely different outlook towards it. |
Ending | I now feel that traditional things are beautiful and have been created with numerous years of thought, trials and experiments. We shouldn’t just discard or disrespect them for their use being obsolete but bring them into newer contexts and situations. No wonder, the blend of old and new would be a positive change. |
Sample Answer 2 - IELTS Speaking Test Cue Card
Follow-up Questions IELTS Speaking Test Cue Card
What advantages do you think traditional products have for locals?
Do you think the government should help in promotion of traditional products?
Do you think because of globalization countries are adopting each other’s traditions?
Did the traditional things of the past have more value than the present things?
Is it necessary to protect traditions?
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