IELTS English Podcast - Speaking Topic: Technology

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IELTS English Podcast - Speaking Topic: Technology


IELTS English Podcast - Speaking Topic: TechnologyVersión en línea Listen and answer the questions, please take notes. por Yure Quiñones 1 What is the main difference between a 'technophile' and a 'technophobe'? a The level of interest and comfort when using new technological tools. b The amount of money they are willing to spend on electronic gadgets. c Their ability to teach others how to use modern equipment. d 2 Which gadget does Jack highlight as a 'new' addition to his daily routine this year? a His ebook reader. b His laptop for podcasting. c His high-end camera. d 3 Why does Jack describe the design of his iPhone 13 as 'intuitive'? (Correcta) a Because it automatically adjusts the camera settings. b Because it allows him to switch brands easily. c Because it is easy to learn how to use despite its complexity. d 4 What was Jack's primary motivation for upgrading to a top-of-the-range phone? a To prove that Apple phones are not difficult to use. b His interest in high-quality photography and videography. . c The need for a faster device for his professional work d 5 In the context of the smartphone, what does the speaker mean by 'game changer'? a It introduced a new way for people to play video games. . b It significantly altered the market by making other devices unnecessary. c It made the process of buying technology more competitive d 6 Which device does Jack NOT mention as being made 'obsolete' by smartphones? a MP3 players. b Digital cameras. c Ebook readers. d e 7 How does the speaker believe technology has negatively impacted writing skills? a Through the over-reliance on the 'auto-correct' feature. b By encouraging the use of informal slang. c Because people no longer use physical pens and paper. d 8 What concern does Jack express regarding the use of 'Google Maps'? a It has diminished people's natural sense of direction. b It can be a major distraction for drivers. c It requires a constant internet connection. d 9 Regarding computers in the classroom, why is Jack 'not convinced' of their total utility? a Because most teachers don't know how to use them. b Because they are too expensive for most academies. c Because they can be a distraction if not used for a specific reason. d 10 What professional use of technology does Jack find interesting for his own academy? a Replacing all textbooks with ebook readers. b Recording every lesson to post it on social media. c Using computer systems to analyze student progress through graphs. d

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por Yure Quiñones

What is the main difference between a 'technophile' and a 'technophobe'?

Which gadget does Jack highlight as a 'new' addition to his daily routine this year?

Why does Jack describe the design of his iPhone 13 as 'intuitive'? (Correcta)

What was Jack's primary motivation for upgrading to a top-of-the-range phone?

In the context of the smartphone, what does the speaker mean by 'game changer'?

Which device does Jack NOT mention as being made 'obsolete' by smartphones?

How does the speaker believe technology has negatively impacted writing skills?

What concern does Jack express regarding the use of 'Google Maps'?

Regarding computers in the classroom, why is Jack 'not convinced' of their total utility?

What professional use of technology does Jack find interesting for his own academy?