(2024) IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Noise

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Noise

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Noise
IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Noise

Sample Answer 2

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Noise- Sample Answer 1

1. Do you like to stay in a place with a lot of noise?

Of course not.

For one thing, if I stay with my friends like in a noisy restaurant, I need to raise my voice to let my friends hear me. It’s the same thing to my friends. So it could be exhausting.

Also, If I just want to take a break or have a good rest, too much noise will be totally a disaster.

4. Do you think there is too much noise in today’s world?

Generally speaking, Yes. But i depends on what kind of place you’re living in.

Like if you live in a Metropolis, you will definitely hear a lot of noise coming from all kinds of things like people chatting and the traffic and even the machines in the factory.

However, If you live in the countryside, you probably will not be bothered by the noise.

5. Is making noise one of people’s rights?

Well, as a normal person, it’s natural for you to make sounds every day because you need to walk, speak and move of course.

However, in modern society, people agree on certain rules of politeness. Like in a public occasion, you are not allowed to disturb others.

So, it depends on what kind of noise you make and where you make it.

Other Questions

1. Which do you think makes louder noise, in cities or in the countryside?

Sample 1: Noise in the cities is probably louder coz there are more people living and working in the regions. That causes the hustle and bustle of those places. And it also explains why young people today long for the idyllic and peaceful life in the countryside after retirement.

2. What noise do we have in cities?

Sample 1: The first kind of noise I can think of is the sound from construction sites, you know, like from the diggers and bulldozers. What’s even worse, some outdoor commercial performances can drive people nuts because of the deafening music.

3. What kind of noise do cars make?

Sample 1: When drivers start the engine, there’s gonna be the noise. And things get worse when they honk their horns on the street, which can be really annoying. In some cases, like if a driver hits the brake, the screech just freaks people out.

Vocabulary

VocabularyMeaningExample
hustle and bustle (idiom)A large amount of activity and work, usually in a noisy surrounding.She got used to the hustle and bustle of daily life.
long (verb)to want something very muchI’m longing for news of him.
idyllic (adj) /ɪˈdɪl.ɪk/An idyllic place or experience is extremely pleasant, beautiful, or peacefulan idyllic village in the Yorkshire Dales
diggers (noun) /ˈdɪɡ.ər/a machine used for digginga mechanical digger
 bulldozers (noun) /ˈbʊlˌdəʊ.zər/a heavy vehicle with a large blade in front used for moving dirt and rocks and making the ground level.
drive someone nuts (idiom)make someone very annoyed.
deafening (adj) /ˈdef.ən.ɪŋ/extremely loudThe music was deafening.
honk (verb) /hɒŋk/If a goose or a car horn honks, it makes a short, loud sound.The cars honking (their horns) kept us awake half the night.
screech (noun) /skriːtʃ/to make an unpleasant, loud, high noiseThe car screeched to a halt/standstill
freak (someone) out (phrasal verb) /friːk/to become or cause someone to become extremely emotional
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Credits

Image : Photo by Elyas Pasban on Unsplash

Vocabulary: Cambridge Dictionary

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