IELTS Speaking Questions with Answers - Noise Pollution, Headphones and Loud Music

Band 8 answers for the IELTS Speaking Part 3 questions about Noise Pollution, Headphones and Loud Music

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IELTS Speaking Part 3 Model Answers - Noise Pollution, Headphones and Loud Music. The questions below were shared by a test taker from Canada. These model answers show a great way to respond, should you get such questions in your own exam. 🔑 Join the VIP Club for FREE and read more model answers here Speaking test, Part 1 (Interview) questions 1. What are some sources of noise pollution? Since I live in the city, I would say one of the major sources of noise pollution is traffic, and just people in general going about their daily lives. There's also the noise generated by factories and machinery, and ongoing construction work. They sort of all blend together in the city and become part of the daily hum that we just get used to. 2. What are some common sources of a lot of noise these days? Like I said before, I think the most common form of loud noise these days is traffic, from the roar of the cars, to the honking during peak times. Here in the city we also hear our fair share of sirens as well. Airplanes are another common source, especially if you live near an airport. 3. In your opinion, will the level of noise in the world increase in the future? I believe it will increase, mainly due to urbanisation and population growth. As more people flock to cities, the demand for infrastructure, transportation, and housing will rise, and this will only lead to more noise. Additionally, technological advancements could also introduce new noise sources, such as drones or increased air traffic. 4. Do you think the rising level of noise is harmful to the environment? In what way? Yes, it is a genuine environmental concern. For humans, prolonged exposure to loud noise can lead to stress, hearing loss, and sleep disturbances. But it's not just us; wildlife is also affected. Noise pollution can disrupt the natural behaviours of animals, affecting their ability to communicate, find food, and avoid predators. In aquatic environments, noise from boats and sonar can also disturb marine life by impacting their navigation and breeding patterns. 5. Why do people use headphones when walking on the street? I think it's a way to create your own personal bubble, an escape of sorts from the chaos of the outside world. In a world that's constantly noisy, putting on headphones can help drown out the environmental noise. Listening to music or podcasts can also make a boring and long commute more enjoyable. 6. Why do people enjoy meeting up in places with loud music? I think in this case loud music adds to the experience and the atmosphere. It has a way of energising the environment, making it feel alive and vibrant. Sharing the experience of music with others, dancing, and being part of a crowd is a way to let loose, express yourself, and momentarily forget your troubles.

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