IELTS CBT Speaking Cue Card 12 June 2020

Latest IELTS Speaking Cue Card on healthy living 2020

This IELTS Cue Card topic was asked on 12 June 2020 at IELTS CBT Bangalore and Kochi (Cochin). Either one of these questions was asked during the IELTS CBT Speaking Cue Card 12 June 2020.

IELTS Cue Card Question –

A Magazine Article About Healthy Living ?

or An Online Article About Healthy Living ?

  • What was the article about?
  • When did you read it?
  • How did you come across this magazine and/ or article?
  • Explain what lessons did you learn from it?

This article would help you frame an answer to the IELTS Speaking Cue Card question. The given sample answer is for – A Magazine Article About Healthy Living or An Online Article About Healthy Living, asked for the IELTS CBT Speaking Cue Card on 12th June 2020.

SAMPLE ANSWER –

A Magazine Article About Healthy Living

or An Online Article About Healthy Living

Don’t want to read! That’s alright, listen to the Answer for this IELTS Speaking Part 2 Cue Card topic – Describe A Magazine Article About Healthy Living or An Online Article About Healthy Living, here.

IELTS CUE CARD AUDIO

A Magazine Article About Healthy Living or An Online Article About Healthy Living

What was the article about?

There was an amazing article I read the other day from Readers’ Digest, a popular magazine subscribed by avid readers. It was about hydrating oneself at regular intervals and the pros and cons of this habit.

When did you read it?

I usually take time to read during weekends when I have ample hours to spend time with myself and do the things that I like. I guess I read this piece the last weekend, on Sunday.

How you came across this magazine and/ or article?

I have had a subscription to this publication for the past 10 years or so, and it comes up as a monthly digest. Sometimes, special editions are also published bi-monthly. Beneath the fun and excitement of its articles, it is also a serious magazine. It never loses sight of the fact that every day, individuals confront a tough, challenging world with political, health and routine issues.

Explain what lessons did you learn from it?

This particular article that I read informed me about the health benefits and the fiascos we face if we don’t hydrate ourselves rightly. It highlighted the daily requirements of water in our daily lives and emphasized the fact that women needed it more than men; especially if you are a working mom. I was startled to read about the disasters if we do not consume an ample amount of water each day. The write-up also gave examples of real people with their experiences and realizations towards this fact. It was quite an incredible read. I shared its snapshots with my close buddies and to a few social groups too. It indicated the aspect of healthy living through this quintessential habit.

Such a response would be enough to answer the question, A Magazine Article About Healthy Living or An Online Article About Healthy Living. The 4 points discussed above answer all the sub-questions in the IELTS speaking module and you should construct the answer, similarly. Also, note the vocabulary and idioms used for the Latest IELTS Speaking cue card below.

Vocabulary Used:

  • Avid – having or showing a keen interest in or enthusiasm for something
  • Hydrating – cause to absorb water, specially in the body or parts of the body
  • Ample – enough or more than enough
  • Publication – synonym for book, journal, magazine
  • Digest – synonym for book, journal, magazine
  • Bi-monthly – occurring twice a month or every two months
  • Confront – come face to face with someone
  • Fiascos – failure or disaster
  • Startled – surprised
  • Disasters – that causes great damage
  • Write-up – a written account in an article
  • Incredible – wonderful
  • Snapshots – an informal photograph taken quickly
  • Quintessential – representing the most perfect or typical example of something

Idioms Used:

  • Pros and ConsPros are arguments which aim to promote the issue, while cons suggest points against it
  • Lose Sight of (something) – To no longer be able to see someone or something
  • Have (spend) time with myself – not have to share something with anyone else

Angel Joseph, AskLearning

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