Ielts jeremy Chiron Ideas and Examples for ielts speaking

4. Should university students get a part-time job?
I don't see why university students couldn't do two things at once: study and make pocket-
money at the same time. College students usually have a very easy schedule, and although they have
a lot of homework and readings to complete, they can manage their time to study hard, and gain
practical experience that could be beneficial for their future by holding a part-time job at the same
time. Students shouldn't forget that studying is of course a priority, but having a part-time job will
also teach them how to handle responsibilities. ,
5. Should students be encouraged to evaluate their teachers?
Well, I think that college students should definitely evaluate their teachers because they should
be mature enough to know what is good for them. It would be an effective means of motivating the
professors, and it would also provide a great source of feedback for teachers on their lectures. In
addition, students would gain a sense of responsibility, and it would teach them how to become
more open-minded and critical. However, I am sure that some students would not judge their
teachers responsibly. A lot of young people would judge them according to their personalities rather
than on their teaching skills and results.
6. Should people be entitled to download music and films for free on the Internet?
It's now your turn to answer! Relax and speak your mind.

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A Product Your Country or Region Is Famous for
Tell me about a product that your region or country is well-
known for.
You should say:
what the product is
how it is made
whether it is exported
and explain why it is well-known.
• Local tea: popular?
• Tea plantations = scenic
• Flavor +
harvest
• It represents local traditional culture +healthy
• Important on special occasions
I will introduce a very famous kind of tea produced here in Fujian Province. It is called Tie
Guan fin and it is considered as premium tea in China.
It is cultivated in southern Fujian, around the county of Anxi near Quanzhou (not far from
Xiamen). If you ever go there, you will see spectacular tea plantations on the hills. There are tea
bushes everywhere up the mountains and it's really picturesque. Tourists like to go there to taste the
local specialties and take pictures of the stunning scenery.
It is an oolong-style tea which is very close to green tea. The flavor is not so strong. We describe
the taste as flowery, very delicate. When people drink it, they always say it is sweet and refreshing.
There are many different varieties of Tie Guan Yin and they are harvested at different times. The tea
leaves have different colors according to the variety and the aroma (= smell) each one produces is
slightly different. The price also varies according to the category.
In China, tea is a very important aspect of the culture. We drink tea on a daily basis. We think it
cools people down or helps them digest after a big meal. It is probably the healthiest drink. I
t’s
supposed to be good for your heart and blood circulation.
We often offer tea as a gift for festivals or big occasions. It is always appreciated and people
like to invite their friends over to enjoy a cup of Tie Guan fin.