Speaking Killer sam ielts

1. Which invention has transformed your country most? How?
Answer:
In my opinion, the invention of computer technologies has 
transformed my country the most, first, by changing the mindsets of 
millions of young people where they think that they are able to do 
anything to improve their life. In fact, today we can see that a huge 
number of educated youth and professionals are working with 
computers one way or another who otherwise would have remained 
“unemployed”. Secondly, computer technologies have automated many 
offices and workplaces in my country which, in turn, certainly has helped 
in increased productivity and efficiency of our workers. 
2. What inspires some people to be inventors?
Answer:
I think that primarily three factors drive people to be 
inventors. One of those factors is that some people want to become 
inventors because they genuinely want to help people and improve their 
lives one way or another. Then the second factor is that some people 
see an opportunity to inventing something because that would allow 
them to make some huge profit financially. Finally, there is another 
group of people who like to be inventors because that’s just their 
hobbies, or they just like to experiment with their certain skills and 
talents. 
3. How long should someone be able to profit from an idea? 
Why?
Answer:
In my opinion, one should be able to profit from an idea as 
long as the common people receive the benefits from it. But, in reality, it 
doesn’t happen because different countries around the world have 
different patent rules (legal protection for the “inventor” or “the idea”). 
For example, the USA grants a 20-year “patent” while the UK has about 
4 years. But, that’s just one side of the story because a patent does not 
automatically grant the patent owners any right to make their own 
inventions. Rather, the patent just gives the “owner of the idea” the 
right to exclude others from making, using, selling, or importing the 
invention. In other words, the “inventor” or the “owner of the idea” 

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actually may not get any profit at all from his or her idea if it doesn’t 
gain any “traction”, and if nobody is willing to use his/her ideas.