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Monday, September 21, 2009

IELTS Interview dated 18-09-2009



1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   Where do you come from?
5.   Are you a student or do you work?
6.   Why do people buy paintings?
7.   Is painting and drawing important for children?
8.   Did you learn painting when you were a child?
9.   Do you watch TV?
10.  What sort of programmes do you watch on TV?
11.  How much time do you spend on watching TV?
12.  Is TV beneficial for children?
13.  Do you think foreign made programmes are beneficial for children? How?
Talk about a journey you had planned but you did not go there
-       When was it
-       Where was it to
-       Why you missed it
-       How you felt about it
1.   Is tourism important for people?
2.   Why do people travel?
3.   What is the difference between tourism tours and business tours?
4.   What should we do before going on a tour?
5.   Do you think that with the development of information technology, business tours will be eradicated? Why?
6.   Is good relation between countries important for tourism?
7.   How is the personality of a person affected by tourism?

IELTS Interview dated 13-09-2009 (2)



1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   Are you a student or do you work?
5.   What do you do in your work?
6.   How is internet important to you?
7.   What do you do if your computer faces problems?
8.   Do you like shopping?
9.   Do you like to go shopping with other persons or alone?
What type of planning do you have for your coming years?
-       How do you plan for it
-       Who is involved in it

1.   Is planning important before doing a job?
2.   Do children plan for their study?
3.   What will happen if children do not plan?
4.   Is there need of planning for teachers?

IELTS Interview dated 13-09-2009 (1)



1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   Are you a student or do you work?
5.   Why did you choose this work?
6.   When did you last go for shopping?
7.   What did you buy?
8.   Do you always try clothes before buying?
9.   With whom did you go for shopping?
10.          Do you like shopping alone or with others?
11.          How do people celebrate birthdays in your country?
12.          Are birthdays important?
Talk about a time when you had to do a piece of work in quick time
-       What was the task
-       Who gave it to you
-       What were the difficulties

1.   Is time management important?
2.   Should there be deadlines?
3.   Should time management be taught to children by parents?
4.   How do adults manage their time?
5.   Is quick management of time important?
6.   Is quick management of time required in every field?

IELTS Interview dated 7-09-2009 (2)



1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   How many members are there in your family?
5.   Who does the cooking in your family?
6.   Do you like cooking?
7.   Which sport do you like the most?
8.   Do you want to change your sport in future?
Which activity do you like the most
-       With whom do you do it
-       When do you do it

1.   Do you like to do group activities or alone?
2.   Do old people like these activities?
3.   Some people like to help global community and some help local community. What do you think is better?

IELTS Interview dated 7-09-2009



1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   Tell me something about your home?
5.   How long have you been living there?
6.   Which is your favourite room in your house?
7.   Do you like travelling?
8.   Where do you like to travel?
9.   How often do you go out with friends?
10.      Which was the best place you have been to?
11.      How do you spend your evenings?
12.      Do you go out with friends or alone?
13.       
A musical instrument you heard in your childhood
-       Where were you when you heard it
-       What feelings do you have about it now

1.   Has music changed over the years?
2.   What kind of music do people of different age groups like?
3.   Why is background music played in shopping malls?

IELTS Interview dated 6-09-2009 (2)



1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   Tell me something about your living place?
5.   Do you drive a car?
6.   When would you allow your children to drive a car?
7.   Did your school provide you driving licence?
Which electronic equipment would you like to buy in future?
-       Why do you want to buy it
-       Who suggested you about it
-       Why it would be important for you

1.   Is the role of teachers going to be over with the arrival of computers?
2.   Why are most university students adopting technology courses these days?
3.   How is increasing technology affecting the society?

IELTS Interview dated 6-09-2009

1.   What is your full name?
2.   How should I call you?
3.   May I see your identification?
4.   Are you a student or do you work?
5.   Why did you choose this course?
6.   Was it difficult for you to study that course?
7.   Would you like to do further study or would you like to do job now?
8.   What kind of job do you hope to get?
9.   How do people of different age groups celebrate their birthdays in your country?
10.          Is there any special age to celebrate birthdays?
11.          How did you celebrate your last birthday?
12. Do you like shopping?
13. How often do you go for shopping?
14. Do you go for shopping alone or with others?
15. Do you try clothes before buying?


Talk about a city in a foreign country you would like to visit
-       Why you want to go there
-       Who told you about that
-       Will you find any job there

1.   What difficulties people face when they go to foreign countries?
2.   What planning should be done before going abroad?
3.   What are the disadvantages of visitors coming to your country?
4.   What are the difficulties faced when learning a foreign language other than English?

Saturday, September 19, 2009

IELTS Results of 18th Sept 2009 ( test on 5-9-2009)

    
GAGANDEEP SINGH
Academic
9
8.5
7.5
8
8.5

TARANPREET SINGH
Academic
6.5
5.5
6.5
7
6.5

GAUTAM
Academic
8.5
8
6.5
6
7.5

Friday, September 18, 2009

Shift work

Shift work is not a new thing.
Many departments have been working in shifts from ages.
For instance, health department and police department
We also have night trains and buses.
Even manufacturing industries have been working in shifts to increase production.
But today, we belong to a 24/7 society and so shift work has become very-very common.
All these call-centres and other MNCs are working round the clock
Shift work has many advantages
To students, it gives the opportunity to earn while they learn.
To some people it gives the opportunity to look after family commitments/responsibilities
Also, those people who need more money can work two shifts a day
People can also do some side business
On the other hand, shift work has some negative points
The sleep pattern of persons working in shifts is disturbed
This can lead to health problems like hypertension and depressions.
By working at unsociable hours, the family life is also disturbed.
So we can see that as every garden has weeds, similarly, shift work has both, pros and cons
But on the whole pros are much more
Shift work is here to stay
There is simply no going back.

Space Research

There is no doubt that government should spend on health and education, but the money spent on space research is also justified.
Space research has many benefits.
First of all, we have the satellite TV, which is a result of space research
The smoke alarm, which is there in every household in the west, is also because of space research.
The non-stick pan, light weight sports shoes, pace maker of heart, mobile operation theatres and many more such examples are spin-offs of space research.
The artificial limbs of lesser weight are also the result of space research
So, we can see that SR is not just dealing with the stars and planets, it also helps the life of common man.
Who knows, tomorrow, we may need to live on other planets.
Who knows, tomorrow, we may have holidays on the moon.
Who knows, tomorrow, the Earth may be unfit to live.
Who knows, how much benefit, this space research is going to have for our children?
So, you see ma’am, I feel space research needs as much efforts as any other human need does.

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