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1. Why do you think people like taking photos of themselves and others?
I’d say there are a couple of reasons. First, we take photographs to keep a visual record of our lives – especially the most exciting or interesting moments, like parties, holidays and big events. Second, I think we all like to look at photos of ourselves, to see what we look like and perhaps to analyse ourselves and work out who we are or who we were in the past. For example, when I look at photographs of myself 10 years ago, I find myself wondering what I was thinking back then and how much I’ve changed.

2. Do you think it’s ever worth hiring a professional photographer?
Yes, for certain special occasions I definitely think it’s best to pay a professional to take photos. A professional photographer is likely to have a better camera and related equipment, and you would hope that the end result will be a set of stunning photographs. Thinking back to a wedding that I attended last summer, I remember that the photographer knew exactly what he was doing, and he took some great pictures of the bride, groom and guests.

3. What are the advantages of taking photos on a mobile phone instead of on a normal camera?
Well, the obvious advantage is that you don’t have to carry an extra piece of equipment with you. Most of us have smartphones with excellent cameras in our pockets, so we’re ready to take a photo at any time. Another huge advantage is that we can take a photo and immediately send it to other people via text message or social media.

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Useful vocabulary:
I’d say (instead of “I think”)
keep a visual record
to analyse ourselves
I find myself wondering
back then (= at a particular point in the past)
certain special occasions
you would hope that
the end result
a set of stunning photographs
thinking back to a wedding that I attended
the bride, groom and guests
the obvious advantage is
take a photo and immediately send it
via text message or social media


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Part 3 (Discussion)

– Why is it important to protect animals and their natural habitats?
– What challenges do people face when trying to protect wildlife?
– Why do you think some animals, like tigers or elephants, receive more attention than others?
– Should we focus on protecting all species equally?
– How can governments and individuals help protect endangered animals?
– Do you think zoos play a positive or negative role in protecting animals?

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1. Why is it important to protect animals and their natural habitats?

Preserving biodiversity is crucial for ecosystem stability. Each species plays a vital role, such as pollination or seed dispersal, and habitats like forests regulate our climate. Their loss disrupts these intricate systems, ultimately threatening human food security, health, and our planet's overall resilience.

2. What challenges do people face when trying to protect wildlife?

Key challenges include habitat loss due to expanding agriculture and urbanization, and poaching driven by illegal wildlife trade. Furthermore, conservation efforts often conflict with local economic interests, and a lack of sufficient funding and political will can hinder long-term, effective protection strategies.

3. Why do you think some animals, like tigers or elephants, receive more attention than others?

These "charismatic megafauna" are culturally significant and act as powerful flagships for conservation. Their appeal generates more public sympathy and funding, which can be used to protect entire ecosystems and the less prominent species living within them, making them strategic tools for broader environmental efforts.

4. Should we focus on protecting all species equally?

While all species have intrinsic value, a purely equal approach is impractical due to limited resources. A more strategic method is to prioritize keystone species, whose protection safeguards entire ecosystems, and those most critically endangered. This ensures conservation efforts have the greatest possible impact on global biodiversity.

5. How can governments and individuals help protect endangered animals?

Governments can enforce anti-poaching laws, establish protected areas, and fund conservation programs. Individuals can contribute by making sustainable consumer choices, supporting reputable conservation organizations, and reducing their environmental footprint. Public pressure on corporations and governments is also a powerful driver for change.

6. Do you think zoos play a positive or negative role in protecting animals?

Modern, accredited zoos play a net positive role. They contribute significantly to breeding programs for endangered species, public education, and wildlife research. While ethical concerns about captivity are valid, their role in conservation and inspiring future generations often outweighs the negatives when animals are kept in high-welfare conditions.

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1. Why do you think some people prefer to repair broken items themselves instead of taking them to a professional?

I believe the primary reasons are cost-saving and a sense of accomplishment. Professional services can be expensive, so DIY repair is an attractive, economical alternative. Furthermore, in our consumer-driven society, successfully fixing something provides immense personal satisfaction and a feeling of self-reliance. It’s a practical skill that empowers individuals, making them less dependent on external services for minor issues, which is both financially and emotionally rewarding.

2. Do you think teaching children to repair things is important?

Absolutely, it is crucial for their development. Learning to repair items, from a toy to a bicycle, fosters problem-solving skills and resilience. It teaches them to analyse a problem, follow steps, and persevere until a solution is found, rather than immediately discarding things. This not only instils a "maker" mentality but also promotes sustainability from a young age, making them more resourceful and less prone to a throwaway culture as they grow older.

3. How have attitudes towards repairing household items changed compared to the past?

In the past, repair was often the default option due to higher costs of new goods and items being built to last. Today, however, mass production has made replacement frequently cheaper and more convenient than repair. We've shifted towards a disposable culture. Fortunately, there's a growing counter-movement, driven by environmental concerns and online tutorials, which is slowly reviving the repair ethos, but it's not yet the societal norm it once was.

4. What kinds of skills are necessary for repairing things effectively?

Effective repair requires a blend of analytical and practical skills. Firstly, one needs diagnostic ability to correctly identify the root cause of a problem. Secondly, manual dexterity and patience are essential for carefully executing the physical repair. Finally, resourcefulness is key—knowing where to find information, like online guides or spare parts, turns a daunting task into a manageable one. Without these, attempts can often cause more damage.

5. What are the economic benefits of a society that repairs items?

A repair-based society fosters a more circular economy, reducing waste and the constant demand for raw materials. This creates skilled local jobs in repair workshops, boosting small businesses. For consumers, it offers significant savings, allowing income to be spent elsewhere, which stimulates the economy in different sectors. Ultimately, it builds a more resilient and sustainable economic model less reliant on relentless consumption and imports.

6. Do you think technology makes it easier or harder for people to repair things themselves?

It's a double-edged sword. On one hand, technology makes it easier by providing vast online resources, like video tutorials and forums, which guide even novices through complex repairs. On the other hand, modern products are often designed with planned obsolescence, using proprietary parts and software locks that make DIY repair intentionally difficult or even illegal. So, while information is more accessible, the products themselves are often less repairable.

7. What is the environmental impact of repairing items instead of replacing them?

The environmental impact is profoundly positive. Repairing drastically reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators. It also conserves the vast amounts of energy, water, and raw materials required to manufacture new products. By extending an item's life, we minimise its carbon footprint across its entire lifecycle. Therefore, the repair culture is a direct and practical action against pollution and resource depletion, crucial for environmental sustainability.

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📌 Speaking test

Part 1 (Interview)

– Where is your hometown?

– What do you like most about your hometown?

– Has your hometown changed much in recent years?

– Would you like to live there in the future?

– Do people in your hometown often wear jewellery?

– Do you like wearing jewellery?

– What kind of jewellery do you usually wear?

– Do you think jewellery is a good gift for others?

– Have you ever bought jewellery for someone else?


Part 2 (Cue Card)

Describe a meal you tried for the first time. You should say:

– what the meal was

– when and where you had it

– who you were with

and explain how you felt when you tried it for the first time.


Part 3 (Discussion)

– How have people's eating habits changed over time?

– Why do some people enjoy cooking while others do not?

– Do you think it's important for children to learn how to cook?

– How does technology affect the way people prepare meals today?

– What role do traditional dishes play in your country's culture?

– Do you think people will cook at home less in the future?

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