Typical questions

1. Opinion-based Questions:

   • What are your views on...?

   • In your opinion, do you think...?

   • How do you feel about...?

Example: What are your views on the impact of social media on interpersonal relationships?

2. Comparison and Contrast:

   • How is [topic A] different from [topic B]?

   • Can you compare [aspect A] and [aspect B] in terms of...?

   • What are the similarities and differences between...?

Example: How is traditional shopping different from online shopping in terms of convenience and variety of products?

3. Hypothetical and Speculative Questions:

   • How might [future scenario] affect...?

   • What do you think would happen if...?

   • How could [action] potentially influence...?

Example: How might advancements in artificial intelligence impact the job market in the next decade?

4. Cause and Effect Questions:

   • What are the factors that contribute to...?

   • How does [factor A] influence...?

   • What are the consequences of...?

Example: What are the factors that contribute to the rise of mental health issues among young adults today?

5. Problem-Solving Questions:

   • What measures could be taken to address...?

   • How can [issue] be tackled effectively?

   • What are some possible solutions to...?

Example: What measures could be taken to reduce the negative environmental impact of transportation?

6. Predictions and Trends:

   • What do you think will happen in the future regarding...?

   • How do you envision [topic] changing in the next decade?

Example: What do you think will be the future of renewable energy sources in your country?

7. Personal Experience and Examples:

   • Can you give an example of...?

   • Have you ever encountered...?

   • How does this relate to your own experiences?

Example: Can you give an example of a time when effective communication resolved a conflict in your workplace?

8. Cultural and Social Questions:

   • How has globalization impacted cultural diversity?

   • In what ways has modern technology influenced social interactions?

   • What are the benefits of multiculturalism in society?

Example: How has the popularity of international movies affected the film industry in your country?

9. Ethical and Moral Questions:

   • What are your thoughts on ethical consumerism?

   • Should individuals be held morally responsible for their actions in the workplace?

   • How can society encourage ethical behavior among young people?

Example: Do you think businesses should prioritize environmental sustainability over profit?

10. Education and Learning Questions:

    • What role should schools play in teaching students about environmental issues?

    • How can technology enhance the learning experience for students?

    • In your opinion, what are the most effective study methods?

Example: How has the education system in your country evolved over the past decade?

11. Health and Well-being Questions:

    • What are the advantages of leading a healthy lifestyle?

    • How can governments promote physical fitness among citizens?

    • Should people be held accountable for their own health choices?

Example: What are the impacts of a sedentary lifestyle on individuals and society?

12. Economic and Business Questions:

    • How has e-commerce changed consumer behavior?

    • What are the economic consequences of international trade?

    • In what ways do small businesses contribute to the local economy?

Example: How do you think automation and artificial intelligence will affect job opportunities in the future?

Remember, Part 3 questions are designed to assess your ability to express ideas and opinions coherently and provide well-reasoned responses. Practice answering these varied and challenging questions, and aim to communicate your thoughts clearly and fluently. Using a range of vocabulary and grammatical structures will also demonstrate your language proficiency to the examiner. The more you practice, the more prepared and confident you'll be for the IELTS Speaking Part 3. Good luck!