Speaking Killer sam ielts

6. What changes do you think technologies has brought in the 
way people enjoy their leisure activities?
Answer:
I think that technologies today have brought significant 
changes in the way people enjoy their leisure activities. For example, 
internet technologies have made it possible to listen to our favourite 
music or watch our favourite movies anytime whether we are at home 
or on the go. Internet, together with mobile technologies, also has made 
communication with our friends and families possible (my favourite 
leisure activities) even if we live the world apart. Technologies have 
also given us “speed” with which we can travel to some interesting 
lands, far away from home, in minutes which would probably take hours 
before, if not days. 
IELTS Speaking Part 3 topic: 
Studies.
1. What are some popular subjects that university students study in your 
country? Why? 
2. Do you think that university education should be free for students? 
[Why/Why not] 
3. Do you think students from all majors should study subjects like math 

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and history? Why/ Why not? 
4. What are the differences between a private university and a public 
university? Which one do you prefer? 
5. How technology has brought benefits to the way students prepare for 
their exams? 
6. How the use of technology in the classrooms will bring more benefits 
to teachers and students? Why? 
1. What are some popular subjects that university students 
study in your country? Why?
Answer: 
For years, we have seen that subjects like computer science, 
computer engineering, electrical engineering, pharmacy, business 
administration, medical science, public administration, international 
relationship, marine science and engineering, and other engineering 
subjects (like architectural and mechanical engineering) have remained 
popular. These subjects have remained popular primarily because they 
offer better employment and earning opportunities. They are popular 
also because they usually bring a greater social status and prestige for 
people that are not exactly associated with other subjects.