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VSTEP Speaking Đề Số 10
Social Interaction
Let's talk about Noise.
- What kinds of noise can you hear where you live?
- Does noise affect your studying or working?
- How can people reduce noise pollution in residential areas?
Let's talk about Recycling.
- Does your family recycle household waste?
- What materials do people commonly recycle in your area?
- What else should the government do to encourage recycling?
Discuss Solutions
Situation: A close friend is going abroad to study, and you want to give them a farewell present. You are considering three options: a watch, a pair of headphones, or a photo frame. Which present would be the best choice?
Topic Development
Topic: Talk about the value of traditional libraries.
1. How have libraries changed because of the internet?
2. Do young people still need public libraries?
3. What could libraries do to attract more visitors?
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Bài mẫu
Part 1
I often hear traffic, construction work and loud music near my home. Noise sometimes makes it difficult to concentrate when I am studying, especially in the afternoon. To reduce the problem, people should avoid playing loud music late at night, and local authorities could limit construction hours and improve noise regulations.
My family tries to recycle by separating plastic bottles, paper and metal cans from other rubbish. In my neighbourhood, paper and plastic are the most commonly recycled materials because they are easy to collect. I think the government should provide more recycling bins and teach people how to sort waste correctly through school programmes and public campaigns.
Part 2
I think a pair of headphones would be the best farewell gift for my friend. They are practical because my friend can use them for online lectures, language practice and entertainment while living abroad. A good pair could also make long journeys more comfortable. A watch is useful, but my friend can already check the time on a phone, so it may not be necessary. A photo frame would be meaningful and personal, but it could be inconvenient to carry when travelling with limited luggage. For these reasons, I would choose headphones as a useful and thoughtful gift.
Part 3
Traditional libraries remain useful even though information is widely available online. First, they provide books and learning resources that readers can use without depending entirely on websites. Second, libraries offer quiet spaces where students can concentrate on their work. Third, public libraries support equal access to knowledge by helping people who cannot afford many books or digital devices. The internet has changed libraries by encouraging them to offer online catalogues and electronic materials, but physical spaces are still valuable. Young people can benefit from study areas and guidance from librarians. To attract more visitors, libraries could organize reading clubs, workshops and community events. In my view, modern libraries should combine traditional services with digital technology.
