Childhood: IELTS Speaking Introduction Questions With Answers

Childhood: IELTS Speaking Introduction Questions with Answers. These Are the IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topics and Questions on General Topics About Your Life. Your Answers Will Be from Your Life and Experience.

Childhood: IELTS Speaking Introduction Questions With Answers

Question 1: Can you describe a memorable experience from your childhood?

In my childhood, I had a lot of unforgettable experiences, but one among them I can confess I take as my number one memorable experience, due to the fact that it was my first time to travel to another city, which is far away by almost 12 hours by bus. So my mom prepared my luggage and hers and jumped on the bus, but the beautiful moment was at the Mikumi  National Park when the buses passed in the middle of the park. In my opinion, I believe no one is left to sleep, as it looks like the only place where every passenger waits for it.

Question 2: What kind of games did you enjoy playing as a child?

I was a game kid in my childhood, but now, due to responsibility, I rarely play games. However, when I was a child, I used to play God of War on my PlayStation 2. I finished all the stages back then, but sometimes I played GTA, but it was not as frequent as War of War.

Question 3: Did you have a favourite toy or possession during your childhood? What was it?

In my childhood, especially in my town, we had peer pressure to own a bike, so I begged my father to buy me a bike, and he did. That was a priceless gift compared to the other goods. So I remember myself with my bike; I felt like I was riding a Mercedes-Benz.

Question 4: Who was your best friend when you were a child, and what did you like to do together?

My cousin’s brother was my best friend, and at that time, we were around 9 years old; our genuine connection was created by moving together after school every 5 days a week to visit Madras, a local Muslim college in our street.

Question 5: What role did your parents play in your childhood activities?

Mostly, they were strict parents; I still remember the routine they made for my daily life. I woke up at 6 am to pray to God, and soon after, I had breakfast to prepare myself for school. Immediately after school, I changed my outfit, and the journey to Madras started. By the way, that routine I hated that time, but I didn’t have a choice; instead, I decided to go with their flow; however, now I realise they were parenting me and my siblings in the best way that we will understand the positive impact in the future.

Question 6: How has your hometown changed since you were a child?

I remember the times trees surrounded it, and the gap between one house to another was quite big, similar to limited residents; my mom and I used to walk for a kilometre to find a local market for our groceries, but after I visited last year it was like May lost the way is this my neighbourhood or I am dreaming, I faced a large number of new people in which many are strangers to me, the good news was about seeing the local market nearby our house so I asked my mom now you can order groceries even at the door of your house and seller might serve your order, she laughed and say everything comes with its setbacks now there is the behaviour of stealing from people don’t forget to lock the main door when you go out it’s not the same as it used to be when you were younger.

Question 7: Do you think childhood is the happiest time of a person’s life?

I believe eight out of 10  adults like me will answer this question the same. Still, children will answer on the opposite side of our answer, and it’s normal for humans not to appreciate the moment they had until later on when they realise it is already gone. Due to the fact that when I was a child, I didn’t like to get up early to go to school and go to bed early after sunset, I had a fantasy that life was like half jail. I would enjoy it when I got older, but now, responsibilities hit me harder in the face, and I wish to become a child again. Still, it’s impossible, so I realised that childhood life was the best: no stress about anything, just eating, playing, studying and getting plenty of sleep.

Question 8: How did you spend your holidays during your childhood?

In my childhood, I had two holidays per year in the middle and the last months of the year. One holiday I spent with my parents and friends in my hometown, but the other, in December, I used to travel to my grandparents in the village to say hi to them, so it was a pleasure for both of us.

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