Makkarielts speaking Guesswork jan­ apr 2019 Release Date: 13 jan 2019

Part 3 Follow Up Questions 
1. What kinds of jobs need patience? 
All jobs need patience. Without patience, things can go wrong and then
even more patience is needed, as more time is wasted. So, one can do 
things better by doing things with patience, and it also saves time.
2. Do you think people need to be patient in their free time?
Yes, of course. The age old adage - Haste makes Waste - has a great 
meaning even today.
Time is the most precious commodity. So, even free time should be
managed well and with patience. 
3. Do you think Indian parents should allow their children to do whatever they
want to do in free time? 
Parents should plan the free time of their children to some extent,
especially when children are very small. Even after that parents should
keep a watchful eye on them, even if they loosen the reins.
4. What is the routine of people in your country?
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It is very difficult to generalise. India is a vast and diverse country. Routine 
depends on age group, gender and occupation. Mostly people go for work
in the morning. They watch TV and spend time with friends and family in 
the evenings. 
5. What are the routine activities that old people and young people in your 
country do?
Old people go to parks and religious places. Young people go to gyms and 
hang out with friends. 
6. What do you like to do in your spare time?
I like to do so many things in my free time. Sometimes I listen music,
sometimes I watch TV and sometimes I play with my pet dog, Nora.
24. Describe a good law in 
your country 
○ What is the law 
○ How you came to know about this law 
○ Whom does it affect
○ Why is it good (makkarIELTS) 
● Laws are made by the government for the smooth running of the society . 
● Without these laws we would be living in utter chaos and anarchy.
● There are many laws worth mentioning, such as ­ ban on smoking in public
places, wearing helmet while riding a two wheeler, law against female foeticide
and against cutting trees 
● But here I am going to talk about a law on banning the use of plastic carry bags 
● I came to know about this law from TV news. 
● This law affects each and every person on Earth.
● In 2016, India banned the use of carry bags below 50 microns thickness, but it
was could not enforced well, because of lack of alternatives. 
● However, in June 2018, on World Environment Day, the theme was “Beat Plastic
Pollution”, and so the government has planned to be strict in the implementation
of this law.