Practice real IELTS Speaking Part 1 questions and answers.

Well, my full name is Mezbah Uddin. It is an Arabic name which means ‘light’ or ‘lamp.’ Moreover, I believe it’s a unique name that reflects something positive.

You can call me Mezbah. My family calls me Masud as a nickname; however, ‘Mezbah’ is my official name.

Here is my national ID card.

I think I'm friendly and curious by nature. I enjoy meeting new people and learning about different things.

Actually, I'm most proud of completing my education despite financial challenges and helping my family.

Obviously, family is the most important thing in my life since they’ve always supported me through everything. For example, whenever I faced challenges in my studies, they motivated me and gave me the confidence to continue.

Yes, I think I inherited my father’s curiosity and my mother’s caring nature. For example, I enjoy learning about new technologies, but at the same time, I make sure to support my friends and family whenever they need me.

Well, spending time with my family, achieving my goals, and helping others bring me happiness. Moreover, I truly enjoy the simple pleasures of life, which give me peace of mind.

Injustice and dishonesty make me angry, since I can’t tolerate it when people are unfair to others. For example, when someone takes advantage of a weaker person, I feel frustrated because I strongly believe in equality and fairness

Yes, I try to stay positive and believe that things will work out for the best, although sometimes challenges make it hard to stay optimistic.

My biggest fear is not being able to take care of my family when they need me. For instance, I sometimes worry about unexpected problems, but I stay motivated to work hard so I can always be there for them.

I'd like to be remembered as someone who helped others, contributed positively to society, and raised my family well. In addition, I hope people will see me as a person who lived with kindness and integrity.

I recently completed my HSC in the science group, and now I’m preparing for university admission tests because I want to pursue higher education in a field related to technology and innovation.

I chose science subjects because I want to pursue engineering and these subjects provide a strong foundation.

I currently work as a software developer at a tech company in Dhaka, and at the same time, I’m continuously improving my skills to stay updated with the latest technologies.

I decided to pursue this field because I have always had a deep passion for technology and problem-solving, which I believe are essential skills in today’s digital world.

Yes, I truly enjoy my job, as it is both challenging and rewarding. Moreover, the continuous learning opportunities it provides help me stay engaged and passionate about my career.

Sometimes I do miss student life. Those were carefree days with great friends and memorable experiences. For instance, I still remember spending hours in the canteen, laughing and sharing stories with my classmates.

I prefer studying in the early morning, as my mind is fresh and I can concentrate better. Moreover, the environment is usually quiet at that time, which makes it easier for me to focus without distractions.

My favorite subject was mathematics because I enjoyed solving complex problems and equations.

Yes, my physics teacher was amazing because she made difficult concepts easy to understand through practical examples. For instance, she often explained theories with experiments, which made learning more interesting. Besides that, I enjoy difficult tasks myself, as I take them as a form of competition.

Yes, my physics teacher was amazing because she made difficult concepts easy to understand through practical examples. For instance, she often explained theories with experiments, which made learning more interesting. Besides that, I enjoy difficult tasks myself, as I take them as a form of competition.

In my opinion, problem-solving, communication skills, and continuous learning are crucial for achieving success in the technology field. Moreover, these skills ensure that individuals remain innovative and competitive in a rapidly changing digital world.

I'm from Chittagong, which is the commercial capital and port city of Bangladesh.

It's a major city with about 3 million people. It's the second-largest city in Bangladesh.

Chittagong is a beautiful coastal city with hills, beaches, and a busy port. It has good educational institutions and business centers.

Yes, I love my hometown very much because of the friendly people and beautiful natural scenery.

I love the combination of natural beauty - the sea breeze and hills make it very pleasant to live in.

The traffic congestion can be quite bad during peak hours, and some areas need better waste management.

Yes, we have Patenga Beach, Foy's Lake, Ethnological Museum, and the beautiful Chittagong Hill Tracts nearby.

I might move to Dhaka for career opportunities, but I'd love to return to Chittagong eventually.

Yes, most of my childhood friends are from Chittagong and we grew up together in the same neighborhood.

It's become more developed with new shopping malls and roads, but unfortunately traffic and pollution have also increased.

I live in a three-story house made of brick and concrete with my extended family.

It's a three-story building with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen, living room, and we have a small garden in front.

My favorite room is my bedroom because I've decorated it according to my personal taste and it's my private space.

I keep it very clean and organized. The walls are painted light blue, and I have colorful curtains and some plants.

We spend most of our time in the living room where we watch TV together, have meals, and receive guests.

I've lived in this house since I was born - it's been my family home for over 20 years.

I study, spend time with family, eat meals, sleep, and entertain friends and relatives in our house.

Yes, we have good bus services and the railway station is nearby, making transportation quite convenient.

I might consider living in Dhaka for better career opportunities, but I love my current home and community.

In my free time, I like to read novels, listen to music, play cricket with friends, or spend time with family.

Yes, I enjoy reading books, gardening, and playing cricket. I've loved reading since childhood.

I enjoy both, but I prefer outdoor activities like cricket and cycling because they keep me physically active.

I collect old coins and stamps. I find them fascinating because they tell stories about our history and culture.

Yes, I went river rafting in the hill areas of Sylhet. It was very adventurous and thrilling.

I'd like to learn photography because I love capturing beautiful moments and the natural scenery of Bangladesh.

I have some free time in the evenings and weekends after completing my studies and responsibilities.

On weekends, I sleep in a bit, spend time with family, meet friends, and sometimes visit interesting places in the city.

My favorite is biryani with mutton. The aromatic rice and tender meat make it absolutely delicious.

Yes, I love spicy food. Most Bangladeshi dishes are spicy, and I've grown up eating them since childhood.

I prefer home-cooked meals because they're healthier, taste better, and are prepared with love by my mother.

Yes, I can cook simple dishes like rice, dal, and vegetables. I'm still learning traditional recipes from my mother.

I usually drink water with meals, but sometimes I have lassi, fresh fruit juice, or traditional drinks like borhani.

No, I don't have any food allergies. I can eat most types of food without any problems.

I enjoy traditional Bangladeshi snacks like chanachur, jhalmuri, and homemade samosas with afternoon tea.