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IELTS Speaking Part 3: 'reading' topic Here are some questions from Cambridge IELTS 11.
Each of my answers contains three sentences and follows the method suggested in this lesson. (Simon)
Are the any occasions when reading at speed is a useful skill?
Personally, if I'm reading something interesting, I don't like reading too quickly because I feel that I don't properly absorb the information. However, it can be useful to skim through things when you don't really want to read them, or when you just need to find one particular piece of information. For example, I read at speed when I'm checking a household bill or a letter from the bank.
Are there any jobs where people need to read a lot? What are they?
Well, researchers obviously need to read a lot, and I suppose that politicians, journalists and other professionals who need to know about current affairs read a lot too. Having said that, I think most workers read hundreds of emails every week. In my previous job, for example, I had to check internal staff emails at least twice a day.
Do you think that reading novels is more interesting than reading factual books? Why is that?
Both types of book can be equally interesting in my opinion. A good novel can transport you to another world where the characters in the book become almost real. On the other hand, factual books can give you fascinating insights into anything from psychology to ancient history.
Từ vựng hữu ích:
- absorb (v) = to take something into the mind and learn or understand it: tiếp thu
- current affairs: thời sự, những gì đang xảy ra trên thế giới
- transport you to another world: đưa bạn đến một thế giới khác
- character (n) = a person or an animal in a book, play or film: nhân vật
- give you fascinating insights into: cung cấp cho bạn những hiểu biết sâu sắc về
- psychology (n) = the scientific study of the mind and how it influences behaviour: tâm lý học
- ancient history = the history of societies that existed thousands of years ago, especially in Rome, Greece and Egypt: lịch sử cổ đại