Ielts Speaking 2

What's on this wheel (300 options)

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• Is there an object you keep for sentimental reasons?
• Do you usually repair things or replace them?
• What kind of objects do you find interesting?
• Do you prefer objects that are simple or complicated?
• Have you ever lost something that was important to you?
• Do you collect anything?
• Are there any objects you never lend to other people?
• Do you prefer old-fashioned or modern household objects?
• What is something you use every day but rarely think about?
• Have you ever bought something because of its unusual design?
• Do you enjoy visiting places that are completely unfamiliar?
• Is there a place where you go when you need to think?
• Do you notice changes in buildings around you?
• Do you like places with unusual architecture?
• Have you ever discovered an interesting place by accident?
• Do you prefer narrow streets or wide streets?
• Are there any places in your city that tourists rarely visit?
• Do you enjoy looking through old buildings?
• Do you think empty places can be interesting?
• Is there a place you would like to explore alone?
• Do you often change your plans at the last minute?
• Do you usually notice small details?
• Do you have any unusual habits?
• Do you enjoy doing things without making a plan?
• Do you sometimes talk to yourself?
• Do you prefer doing one thing at a time?
• Do you often remember your dreams?
• Do you like working in complete silence?
• Do you enjoy waiting for something?
• Do you usually trust your first impression?
• Do you ever turn off your phone completely?
• Do you think people depend too much on notifications?
• Do you use voice messages often?
• Do you prefer typing or writing by hand?
• Do you think people take too many photographs?
• Have you ever deleted an app because it was distracting?
• Do you like discovering new technology?
• Do you think digital maps have changed people's sense of direction?
• Do you use electronic calendars?
• Do you think people remember information differently because of smartphones?
• Do you enjoy looking at maps?
• Do you like the sound of rain?
• Do you ever read instruction manuals?
• Do you enjoy looking at old photographs?
• Do you like watching people from a distance?
• Do you notice people's handwriting?
• Do you enjoy visiting libraries?
• Do you like unusual smells?
• Do you ever rearrange your room?
• Do you enjoy looking at the night sky?
• Describe a person who has an unusual way of speaking.
• Describe someone who changed your opinion about something.
• Describe a person you met unexpectedly.
• Describe someone who is good at explaining complicated things.
• Describe a person who remembers small details.
• Describe someone whose personality surprised you.
• Describe a person who is unusually patient.
• Describe someone who makes you laugh without trying.
• Describe a person who has an interesting hobby.
• Describe someone who taught you something outside school.
• Describe a place that looks completely different at night.
• Describe an unusual building you have seen.
• Describe a quiet place that you discovered unexpectedly.
• Describe a place that has changed significantly.
• Describe a place where you would like to spend a whole day alone.
• Describe an interesting street you have visited.
• Describe a place that tourists rarely notice.
• Describe a place with an unusual atmosphere.
• Describe a building you would like to enter.
• Describe a place that makes you curious.
• Describe a time when you got lost.
• Describe a time when you changed your mind about something.
• Describe a time when you had to wait for a long time.
• Describe a time when you noticed something nobody else noticed.
• Describe a time when you unexpectedly met someone.
• Describe a time when you learned something from a stranger.
• Describe a time when you had to make a quick decision.
• Describe a time when you misunderstood someone.
• Describe a time when you discovered something interesting online.
• Describe a time when your plan suddenly changed.
• Describe an object you have owned for many years.
• Describe something you bought that was surprisingly useful.
• Describe an object with an interesting design.
• Describe something you would like to keep forever.
• Describe an old object you find interesting.
• Describe something you borrowed from someone.
• Describe something you lost and later found.
• Describe a piece of technology you cannot imagine living without.
• Describe an object that reminds you of someone.
• Describe something that you would like to repair.
• Describe a rule you think is unnecessary.
• Describe a decision that was difficult to make.
• Describe something you learned accidentally.
• Describe a skill that looks easy but is actually difficult.
• Describe something you would like to learn in the future.
• Describe an activity that requires a lot of concentration.
• Describe something that people often misunderstand.
• Describe an occasion when you had to be patient.
• Describe an unusual conversation you remember.
• Describe something that you think people will stop using in the future.
• Why do some people remember tiny details better than major events?
• Does technology make people's memories weaker?
• Why do embarrassing experiences often remain in people's memories?
• Can people deliberately train their memory?
• Why do people sometimes remember events differently?
• Does taking photographs help people remember experiences?
• Why are some people easily distracted?
• Is concentration becoming more difficult for young people?
• Can boredom actually improve creativity?
• Why do people forget information they once knew well?
• Why do some buildings become famous while others are forgotten?
• Should governments preserve unusual old buildings?
• How can architecture influence people's behavior?
• Why do some cities have more attractive public spaces than others?
• Should modern buildings fit the traditional style of a city?
• Why do people enjoy visiting abandoned or historical places?
• How might cities look different 50 years from now?
• Should public spaces be designed mainly for practical purposes?
• Why do some people prefer quiet public places?
• Can the design of a building affect people's mood?
• Will people eventually stop using cash completely?
• Has technology made people more impatient?
• Why do people constantly check their phones?
• Should children be taught how to manage digital distractions?
• Is technological convenience always beneficial?
• Could people become too dependent on artificial intelligence?
• Why do people replace devices even when the old ones still work?
• How has technology changed people's expectations of communication?
• Will physical books disappear eventually?
• Should there be limits on how technology is used in schools?
• Why do people sometimes behave differently in groups?
• Why are first impressions so powerful?
• Can people accurately judge someone's personality?
• Why do people imitate other people's behavior?
• Why do some people enjoy being alone?
• Why are some people uncomfortable with silence?
• Why do people sometimes avoid making decisions?
• What makes someone trustworthy?
• Why do people enjoy discussing other people's lives?
• Can a person's personality change significantly?
• Will people have more free time in the future?
• Will cities become less important as technology develops?
• Should society encourage people to repair things instead of replacing them?
• Why are some traditional skills disappearing?
• Should governments protect traditional crafts?
• Will people travel more or less in the future?
• How might people's homes change in the next 30 years?
• Will people become more independent or more dependent on technology?
• What everyday activity might disappear in the future?
• What is one aspect of modern life that future generations may find strange?
• Do you notice unusual sounds around you?
• What sounds remind you of your childhood?
• Do you enjoy listening to people talking in another language?
• Are there any sounds that immediately make you feel relaxed?
• Do you prefer complete silence when studying?
• Do you notice the sounds made by machines?
• Have you ever been woken up by an unusual sound?
• Do you think cities are becoming noisier?
• Do you enjoy listening to natural sounds?
• Can you recognize people by their voices?
• Do you notice what kind of shoes people wear?
• Have you ever worn something because someone recommended it?
• Do you prefer clothes with simple designs?
• Do you keep clothes that you no longer wear?
• Do you think clothing can affect people's confidence?
• Have you ever changed your style completely?
• Do you pay attention to the colors people wear?
• Do you like clothes with unusual patterns?
• Do you prefer comfortable clothes or fashionable ones?
• Are there clothes you would never wear?
• Do you usually know what day of the week it is?
• Do you enjoy having unexpected free time?
• Does time seem to pass quickly for you?
• Do you often arrive somewhere earlier than necessary?
• Are you good at estimating how long things take?
• Do you enjoy doing things slowly?
• Do you sometimes lose track of time?
• What do you usually do when you have ten free minutes?
• Do you prefer having a fixed schedule?
• Do you think people waste too much time nowadays?
• Do you notice changes in the sky?
• Do you like watching clouds?
• Have you ever seen an unusual natural phenomenon?
• Do you prefer windy or calm weather?
• Do you enjoy walking after it rains?
• Does weather affect your plans?
• Do you like watching sunsets?
• Do you pay attention to the moon?
• Are you interested in insects?
• Do you think people notice nature less than before?
• Do you prefer short or detailed messages?
• Do you use punctuation carefully when texting?
• Do you sometimes misunderstand messages?
• Do you prefer speaking face-to-face?
• Do you think people communicate differently online?
• Do you enjoy having long conversations?
• Do you find it easy to start conversations?
• Do you sometimes avoid answering messages?
• Do you prefer calling or sending a voice message?
• Do you think emojis are useful?
• Describe a memory that you suddenly remembered recently.
• Describe a childhood object that you remember clearly.
• Describe a place that reminds you of an important event.
• Describe a photograph that brings back memories.
• Describe a smell that reminds you of a particular place.
• Describe a sound that brings back a memory.
• Describe a conversation you remember clearly.
• Describe a day that seemed unusually short.
• Describe a day that seemed unusually long.
• Describe a moment that you wish you could experience again.
• Describe a time when something happened earlier than expected.
• Describe a time when you received unexpected news.
• Describe a time when someone surprised you.
• Describe a time when you found something valuable.
• Describe a time when you entered the wrong place.
• Describe a time when you accidentally helped someone.
• Describe a time when you forgot something important.
• Describe a time when you had to change your route.
• Describe a time when you experienced an unexpected delay.
• Describe a time when you discovered that you were wrong.
• Describe a skill that took you a long time to learn.
• Describe a skill you learned from watching someone.
• Describe a skill that you would like to teach others.
• Describe a skill that is becoming less common.
• Describe a skill that children should learn.
• Describe a practical skill you find useful.
• Describe a skill that requires excellent memory.
• Describe a skill that requires patience.
• Describe a skill you learned outside a classroom.
• Describe a skill that you admire in other people.
• Describe a strange piece of information you learned.
• Describe an unusual fact that you remember.
• Describe an interesting advertisement you saw.
• Describe a strange-looking object.
• Describe an interesting sign you have seen.
• Describe an unusual photograph.
• Describe an interesting piece of art.
• Describe a strange coincidence you experienced.
• Describe an unusual question someone asked you.
• Describe something ordinary that you find fascinating.
• Describe a decision you made without much thought.
• Describe a difficult choice between two things.
• Describe a situation where you had to change your opinion.
• Describe something you decided not to buy.
• Describe a time when you had to solve a problem alone.
• Describe a challenge that seemed easier than expected.
• Describe a challenge that was harder than expected.
• Describe a time when you had to ask for advice.
• Describe a situation where you had several choices.
• Describe a decision you are glad you made.
• Why do people learn better from mistakes?
• Should schools teach more practical skills?
• Why do some people learn faster than others?
• Is independent learning more effective than classroom learning?
• Why do people lose motivation to learn?
• Should adults continue learning new skills?
• Does competition improve learning?
• Why do some people remember information without studying much?
• Can failure be an important part of education?
• Why can written communication sometimes cause misunderstandings?
• Is face-to-face communication becoming less important?
• Why do some people communicate better in writing?
• Should people learn how to communicate professionally at school?
• Why do people sometimes avoid difficult conversations?
• Does speaking another language change someone's communication style?
• Why are some people naturally good storytellers?
• Is listening more important than speaking?
• Why do people interrupt conversations?
• Could technology eventually replace most face-to-face communication?
• Why do some people prefer living in large cities?
• What makes a city memorable?
• Should cities create more areas without cars?
• Why do some neighborhoods become popular?
• How can cities encourage people to walk?
• Why are some public spaces rarely used?
• Should cities preserve unusual historical structures?
• How might transportation change cities?
• Why do some people move away from cities?
• What makes a city comfortable for visitors?
• Why do people buy things they don't really need?
• How does advertising influence people's choices?
• Why do people sometimes prefer expensive products?
• Should companies make products that last longer?
• Why do trends change so quickly?
• Is repairing something better than replacing it?
• Why do people become attached to certain brands?
• How might shopping change in the future?
• Should advertisements aimed at young people be restricted?
• Why do people buy things as gifts rather than for themselves?
• What everyday activities might disappear within 20 years?
• Will people become more comfortable with robots?
• How could homes become more environmentally friendly?
• Will people still need offices in the future?
• Could virtual experiences replace some real-world experiences?
• Will people have stronger or weaker social connections in the future?
• How might people's idea of privacy change?
• Will traditional occupations disappear?
• What technology could have the biggest effect on society?
• What might people in 2050 find strange about our lives today?