LATEST IELTS SPEAKING TEST India October 2020 With Cue Card Model Answer
LATEST IELTS SPEAKING TEST India October 2020 Academic With Cue Card Model Answer
LATEST IELTS SPEAKING TEST India October 2020 Academic With Cue Card Model Answer
Speaking test
Part 1 (Interview)
Part 2 (Cue Card)
Cue Card Model Answer With Band 8 Vocabulary
Cue Card | Talk about a time when you saw a child misbehaving in public | With Band 8 Vocabulary
Cue card tapescript
with the question: Talk about a time when you saw a child misbehaving in public.
Please say
where it was
what the child was
doing
how others reacted
to it
how you felt about this.
Children and kids
can be stubborn at times and embarrass their parents. I have come across many times
when kids could be insistent on what they want while shopping and would not
hesitate to throw tantrums even in crowded areas to get what they want. A
couple of months ago I was window shopping at one of the malls close to my
house and a crowd that had gathered caught my attention. I went to have a look
as to what people had gathered for. A young kid of 3 years was misbehaving with
his parents beating them, rolling on the floor, crying loudly getting the
attention of the people who were watching the same. There was a lot of whispers
in the crowd and the parents of the kid who created a drama had fallen faces
and apologized to the crowds and finally they had to yield to the child’s
words. Watching the drama, I felt sad and remembered how helpless the parents
were and also recollected my childhood days when I would throw tantrums to get
what I wanted and that was then I realized how my parents might have felt then
and immediately called them and apologized to them for being a brat as a kid.
They were wondering why I did so. Later after I got back home, I told them
about the incident in the mall. This was an eye-opener and taught me not to
lose my temper in public places embarrassing my family.
Stubborn = change
one's attitude or position on something, especially in spite of good arguments
or reasons to do so
Embarrass = cause
confusion and shame to; make uncomfortably self-conscious
Insistent = demanding something;
not allowing refusal
Hesitate = pause in
indecision before saying or doing something
Tantrums = an uncontrolled
outburst of anger and frustration, typically in a young child
Crowded areas = a space full of
people, leaving little or no room for movement; packed
Couple = two
Window shopping = the
activity of looking at goods displayed in shop windows, especially without
intending to buy anything
Misbehave = behave
badly
Yield = produce,
output
a brat as a kid = an
ill-mannered annoying child
Eye opener = something
surprising
Cue card tapescript
with the question: Talk about a time when you saw a child misbehaving in public.
Please say
where it was
what the child was
doing
how others reacted
to it
how you felt about this.
Children and kids
can be stubborn at times and embarrass their parents. I have come across many times
when kids could be insistent on what they want while shopping and would not
hesitate to throw tantrums even in crowded areas to get what they want. A
couple of months ago I was window shopping at one of the malls close to my
house and a crowd that had gathered caught my attention. I went to have a look
as to what people had gathered for. A young kid of 3 years was misbehaving with
his parents beating them, rolling on the floor, crying loudly getting the
attention of the people who were watching the same. There was a lot of whispers
in the crowd and the parents of the kid who created a drama had fallen faces
and apologized to the crowds and finally they had to yield to the child’s
words. Watching the drama, I felt sad and remembered how helpless the parents
were and also recollected my childhood days when I would throw tantrums to get
what I wanted and that was then I realized how my parents might have felt then
and immediately called them and apologized to them for being a brat as a kid.
They were wondering why I did so. Later after I got back home, I told them
about the incident in the mall. This was an eye-opener and taught me not to
lose my temper in public places embarrassing my family.
Stubborn = change
one's attitude or position on something, especially in spite of good arguments
or reasons to do so
Embarrass = cause
confusion and shame to; make uncomfortably self-conscious
Insistent = demanding something;
not allowing refusal
Hesitate = pause in
indecision before saying or doing something
Tantrums = an uncontrolled
outburst of anger and frustration, typically in a young child
Crowded areas = a space full of
people, leaving little or no room for movement; packed
Couple = two
Window shopping = the
activity of looking at goods displayed in shop windows, especially without
intending to buy anything
Misbehave = behave
badly
Yield = produce,
output
a brat as a kid = an
ill-mannered annoying child
Eye opener = something
surprising
