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Samples 3 Parts – Full Topics from Ielts Speaking Book 8.0 by Dương Vũ
Why do some people dislike speaking in public?
Probably, the most obvious reason is that they are shy and have stage fright. Introverted people are usually scared of speaking in front of a crowd as they cannot handle too much attention. Again, I think the fundamental reason is that they haven’t had many opportunities to practice this nerve-wracking skill.
What should people do to improve their public speaking skills?
Well as I mentioned, people should seek opportunities to step out of their comfort zone and overcome the fear of speaking in public. With consistent practice, they can get used to being in the spotlight , gradually build up their confidence and eventually enjoy the activity. Of course it’s easier said than done but there are several practical techniques and tricks like visualization or positive affirmation people can use to overcome that fear.
How has technology affected the way people communicate?
Without a doubt, technological advancement has made communication much easier and more convenient. Online communication has replaced face-to-face or phone conversations to become the most-preferred method for people to keep in touch with others. People can now video call their friends and family who are living in a distant country almost free of charge via apps like Messenger or Line, which used to be impossible in the past.
What are the advantages of online communication?
Without a doubt, there are numerous advantages to online communication. It has facilitated global business cooperation and made it possible for people to work from home. With video conferencing, people can now talk to their coworkers, partners or customers who are living halfway across the world. Online communication has also allowed people to stay in touch with their loved ones no matter where they are without having to pay hefty phone bills.
What are the disadvantages of online communication?
I reckon that over-reliance on online communication can entail a number of drawbacks. To begin with, young people’s excessive use of messaging apps might impede their ability to communicate with others in real life. Inadequate social competence may not only lower their chance of having a successful career but also jeopardize their social life and mental well-being. Not to mention, online interactions allow people to stay anonymous, which might give rise to cyberbullying.
What do young people often talk about?
I’d say that men tend to enjoy talking about technology and sports while women prefer topics related to beauty, fashion, weight loss or raising children. They also love celebrity gossip and tell inside jokes from time to time. Social and political issues are rarely brought up among young people because such topics tend to be boring, controversial and sensitive.
What kinds of jobs require good communication skills?
I suppose all jobs require adequate communication skills. But strong interpersonal skills are vital for those working in service industries as they have to deal with customers and collaborate with their coworkers on a daily basis. Likewise, managers and leaders must be able to communicate well with their subordinates so that their team knows exactly what they need to do in order to reach their goals.
Do you think communication between countries is important?
Absolutely. I believe that major global issues can be sustainably addressed only if all nations communicate and collaborate together. Take climate change as an example, This massive challenge cannot be addressed by local efforts alone. Unless all governments are willing to talk and reach an agreement on reducing their national carbon emissions to a safe level, it would be hard to stop global warming and climate change.
Is body language important in public speaking?
Definitely. It is an integral part of our daily communication and also a universal language in itself. In a face to face conversation, non-verbal communication might convey even much more meaning than words. For example, the expression on a person’s face, especially their eye movements, can help determine if they are trustworthy or not. I believe paying attention to non-verbal signals is equally important as listening carefully.
Why do some people get nervous when they speak in public?
Well, I guess most people get nervous the first time they speak in public. Over time and with practice, some can improve their presentation skill and come to enjoy it while others always detest it. I believe this has nothing to do with their personalities or whether they are introverts or extroverts. It is just that they don’t make sufficient effort to practice hard and improve their public speaking ability.
Do you think visual aids are important in giving presentations?
Absolutely. Visual aids go hand in hand with excellent public speaking skill in delivering a memorable presentation. Colourful images, video clips, graphs and charts can capture the audience’s attention as well as illustrate key points and complex relationships between data more effectively. Without visual aids, presentations would be extremely boring and unconvincing. It’s thus essential to incorporate visual aids in any presentations.
Can humour be used in presentations?
Sure, and it can be a powerful tool for presentation if applied appropriately. A smile can warm up the atmosphere, bring people closer and make the audience more receptive to the message. Almost all popular speakers possess a good sense of humour besides their impeccable public speaking skills. The ability to make the audience laugh naturally and effortlessly does give them a definite advantage.
Can humour have negative effects in presentations?
Yes, they can. As I mentioned, humour should be incorporated into speeches with great care. Otherwise, it may have counterproductive effects and put the speaker at risk of becoming a ridiculous clown. Not everyone is born with a talent to entertain others. A joke may sound funny in a certain culture but appear to be offensive in another. Also, humour would be inappropriate for a formal business presentation in which the partners meet for the first time.
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