Questions for the topic of Sound in IELTS Speaking Part 1
1. Do you enjoy being in a noisy environment?
2. What types of sounds can be heard in your area?
3. Would you prefer to live in a quieter place?
4. Do you believe there is excessive noise in today's world?
5. Should making noise be considered a right?
Sample Answer (Model Answer)
1. Do you enjoy being in a noisy environment?
What an intriguing question! As a true introvert, I typically avoid bustling places because they can exhaust me quickly, requiring hours to regain my energy. Hence, I prefer peaceful destinations where I can find solace away from the bustling city noise and reflect on my thoughts.
- drain my energy: tiêu hao năng lượng
- recharge my batteries: sạc lại năng lượng
- my go-to destination
- have a respite: có sự nghỉ ngơi
- urban grinds: guồng quay cuộc sống thành thị
- inner voice: tiếng nói bên trong
2. What types of sounds can be heard in your area?
I currently reside in the heart of a lively city, where daily noises such as constant traffic hum, blaring car horns, and the clatter of construction have become a routine backdrop. Despite their familiarity, prolonged exposure may pose health risks over time.
- constant rumble: tiếng ầm ầm liên tục
- ear-piercing car horns: tiếng còi xe inh tai
- the clang of construction work: tiếng keng keng từ các công trình xây dưng
- pose some health risks: là những mối nguy hiểm cho sức khỏe
3. Would you prefer to live in a quieter environment?
Absolutely. Frankly speaking, I've always yearned to return to my hometown where I can enjoy the serene tranquility and a more relaxed pace of life. However, I realize that I need to postpone that dream for now and focus on striving for continuous self-improvement and career advancement in this bustling city.
- pleasant tranquility: sự yên tĩnh thu thái
- a slower pace of life: nhịp sống thong thả hơn
- put that dream on the back burners: gác lại giấc mơ đó
- strive towards: nỗ lực hướng tới
4. Do you believe there is excessive noise in today's society?
Undoubtedly, disruptive noises have become the daily soundtrack for everyone, and few people seem to pay attention to this fact anymore. The concern is that many forget to take time away from these distractions to listen to themselves and be mindful of their own thoughts.
- daily soundtracks: âm thanh hằng ngày
- set aside: để dành
5. Is the right to make noise considered fundamental?
Yes, I believe it relates to the fundamental right of humans, which is freedom of speech. Therefore, everyone should have the right to express themselves and share their opinions. However, it's important to regulate the volume to prevent it from negatively impacting the well-being of others nearby.
Sample topic on Noise IELTS Speaking Part 1 by Ms. Thuỷ Tiên – Mytour HN