Từ vựng và bài trả lời mẫu trong IELTS Speaking Task 1 – chủ đề Travel & Festival

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Travel & Festival (Du lịch và lễ hội) là chủ đề thường gặp trong bài thi IELTS Speaking Task 1. Vậy hôm nay trong bài viết này, IELTS Lingo sẽ chia sẻ cho các bạn bộ từ vựng và những câu trả lời mẫu trong bài thi IELTS Speaking Task để các bạn có thể tham khảo và áp dụng vào bài thi của mình nhé!

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Từ vựng IELTS Speaking Task 1 – chủ đề Travel/ Festival

Creature of habit: someone who doesn’t like changes to routine

Eg: Her sister is very much a creature of habit.

Disoriented: not a clear mind

Eg: The student is very disoriented in studies

At all costs: very seriously

Eg: The students must be present at assembly hall at all cost

Nightmare: we saw this when something was very terrible.

Eg: It was a nightmare

Galaxy: another world

Eg: It is interesting to learn about the galaxy

Life forms: any living thing.

Eg: Almost all life forms need water to survive.

Romantic: a very romantic person

Eg: It was a romantic evening

Wee hours: early hours

Eg: He woke up at the very wee hour of the day.

Travel / Festival : Speaking Part 1

1. Do you like traveling?

Not really, to be honest. I’m a creature of habit (someone who doesn’t like changes to routine), so I’m usually not keen to change my daily routine. When I do mix it up, it often makes me feel anxious and disoriented (not a clear mind). Furthermore, I have a fear or airplanes and get carsick, so traveling just isn’t for me.

2. Do you often travel by air?

Not at all! I try to avoid it at all costs (very seriously). If I must travel, I will take some motion sickness (getting sick from any kind of transportation) medicine and go by car or train. I was once on an airplane on my honeymoon that came very near to crashing, so my phobia (strong fear) stems from (comes from. Stem is the part where the flower grows) this.

3. How long was the longest trip you took?

I once had to go on business to the Philippines. It was a 24 hour flight! It was a nightmare (we saw this when something is very terrible). On top of this, I was seated next to a child who was relentlessly (not stopping) crying during the entire journey.

4. Which country would you like to travel to in the future?

I’m dying to (I really want to) go to Egypt. I’ve always dreamt of going there since I was a child, actually. I’m really fascinated by their ancient culture. I would be in awe of (amazed by) the Grand Pyramids I’m sure. Unfortunately, since I despise (hate) flying, I don’t think I’ll ever get there.

4. Would you like to travel to space?

Perhaps! I’m not sure how it feels to be in a rocket. I think it would be incredible to see a completely foreign galaxy (another world). I’m curious if other life forms (aliens) exist, so I would definitely go along on this journey to find out for myself. I also wonder if the moon is made out of cheese!

5. What is your favorite festival?

Hmm, that’s a tough question because I’m definitely a holiday person (a person who likes holidays), but I would have to say New Years Eve. I’m always keen (want) for change and new beginnings, so I love setting new goals at the start of each new year, not to mention I really enjoy the parties. Second to this would be Valentine’s Day, since I’m a hopeless romantic (a very romantic person).

6. How do you celebrate the festival?

In my culture, it’s more very family-oriented holiday. We usually have a special family dinner at home followed by the countdown to midnight. However, in my culture we add something special to it. At the clock ticks down to midnight, we eat 12 grapes which signify a different wish for each month. After this, we go out to the city or town streets to drink with our friends and wish them a happy new year.

7. What is the most popular festival in your country?

Definitely Christmas, since I’m from a Catholic country. Nearly every town and city goes out of the way to deck (decorate) the streets out with Christmas lights and decorations. However, unlike other countries, we celebrate the epiphany, or day of the three wise men, on January 6 just as much at the 25th. This is the day in which we exchange gifts and watch parades.

8. Do you like western festivals?

Of course! They are part of my culture. I especially love Christmas, Easter, and New Years since they have always been part of my upbringing (childhood). However, I also find eastern festivals interesting. I lived in Vietnam for 2 years, and I was in awe (amazed) of the Lunar New Year and Mid-Autumn festival.

9. Where do people usually go during festivals?

Between homes and the streets. We hold meals in our homes for the holidays, as we value home-cooked meals. However, we are people who enjoy going out, so we often go out to celebrate at bars or even in the streets. For example, the Christmas Eve celebration entails going to a bar with friends until the wee hours (early hours) of the morning, followed by a family lunch the next day.

10. With whom do you like to celebrate festivals?

I love celebrating festivals with all my loved ones. I’d usually hang out with my friends during the day, and night is family time, with my significant other joining us.

11. Do you think western festivals like Christmas are replacing traditional festivals in your country?

That is a really good question. I don’t really think so. There is this common fear among the people that we’re forgetting our local festivals in favour of foreign ones, but I still see us celebrating our own festivals with great pomp and splendor.