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

makkarIELTS Jan-Apr 2019 Speaking Topics 
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He started by working in somebody else’s field as a farm hand, and with his 
unrelenting hard work and honesty, he was able to acquire land and send all his
children to college 
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When my father completed his Bachelors in Agriculture and joined my
grandfather, he inherited 250 hectares of land and 200 cows.
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Today, i have joined the family business. Most of our land is now rented to other
farmers. 
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However, my grandfather still works as a farmer by caring for our kitchen garden
and always reminds me of the value of doing things with our own hands.
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He is 93 years old and is a source of inspiration for everyone.
Part 3 Follow Up Questions
1. What do you think is the most difficult job?
The most difficult job is that of a Judge. Judges need to listen to all sides of the 
story, examine the evidence and take decisions which can make or break an
innocent person’s life. Their judgement should always be unwavering from the
rule of the law. They cannot be hasty or too slow in giving their judgement. They 
must take a side based on the information available and this often leads to one 
side always being unhappy. Hence, their job is the most difficult. In fact, an
examiner is also a kind of judge as the score that they assign based on their 
assessment is also a huge responsibility. 
2. What are other difficult jobs?
Some other jobs are difficult as well. For me, any job which disturbs our natural
body-clock or social life is difficult. For example, many professions such as the 
police, armed forces, doctors, airport / other transportation staff and even call
centre employees have to be on call and work around the clock. This is very
difficult. 
3. Do difficult jobs deserve high salary?
While simply giving a high salary does not offset the long term damage to one’s 
health; it does give a feeling of satisfaction and prevents employees in difficult
jobs from feeling exploited or disgruntled. Owing to their frequent absence from