(2024) IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Number

I wouldn’t say I’m a math whiz, but I can handle basic calculations and manage my finances effectively.
Math has its challenges, but it’s certainly manageable.

Yes, numbers are a big part of my daily life, whether it’s for counting, budgeting, or simply telling time.

Yes, I’m pretty good at remembering phone numbers. I often rely on memory rather than saving them on my phone.

My favorite number is seven. It’s considered lucky in many cultures, and there’s something about its shape and sound that appeals to me.

I’ve always found math fascinating, and I’d like to think I’m reasonably good at it.
I enjoy solving problems and puzzles, and math provides me a structured way to think.
While I may not be a math whiz, I do feel comfortable with basic algebra. However, I sometimes struggle with more complex concepts like calculus.

Absolutely, numbers are an integral part of our daily lives.
From checking the time to managing finances, from cooking recipes to planning schedules, numbers play a crucial role.
Even in seemingly non-math contexts, like reading product labels, or following sports scores, we’re constantly interacting with numbers.

I have to admit, I rely heavily on my phone’s contacts list these days.
However, I do remember a few / important numbers, like my close family members’ numbers and a couple of friends!
But with the convenience of smartphones, I haven’t had much need to memorize many numbers lately.

My favorite number is 7. It’s always held a special significance for me.
Partly because it’s considered lucky in many cultures, but also it seems to pop up in various aspects of my life.
Plus, it’s a prime number, there’s something special about prime numbers.

Yep, I would say l’m quite proficient in mathematics.
I’ve always had a natural affinity for numbers and problem-solving.
At school, I consistently performed well in math-related subjects, and finally became a computer science college student.
Currently, I’m dealing with data structures that require a good understanding of discrete math and probability theory.

Yeah absolutely! I do use numbers quite frequently in my daily life.
You know, as a data analyst, my job revolves around numbers. I use them to identify trends, make predictions, and provide insights to help my company make wise decisions.
And outside of work, I also use numbers when I’m exercising. I mean, I sometimes count repetitions and keep track of time.

Well, I’m proud to say yes! I know in today’s digital age, people tend to rely heavily on their smartphones to remember phone numbers.
But for me, I would say that I’m quite good at memorizing numbers by breaking them down into smaller chunks and creating a pattern or a rhythm.
This has proven to be quite effective for me, so I can still contact my friends and family even when my phone is out of charge.

Well, I would say it’s probably 5.
Actually, it’s more of a personal preference that has developed over time, as many significant events in my life seem to have something to do with this number.
For instance, I was just admitted to a Top 5 university after only 5 semesters in high school, which was quite an achievement for me.

Yes. I would say math is my thing.
Actually math is a basic and important subject in China. When i was a primary school student, I was captivated by math and keen on exploring the intricate details of math.

Yes. I am a number person and you know, my current major is accounting and finance, so I frequently use number to deal with my assignment such as calculating the profits and liabilities of the enterprise.

Yes, definitely! I have a retentive memory so when i was a little girl, i could remember my family’s phone number clearly.
Apart from that, i also have a talent for reciting the text and formulas.

Well, that’s an interesting question. Maybe six is my favorite number, I also call it my lucky number. It is mainly because six represents “smooth going” in Chinese’s people eyes.