Describe a time someone or something made a lot of noise – IELTS Cue Card Sample 93

Updated On Oct 07, 2022

Describe a time someone or something made a lot of noise – IELTS Cue Card Sample 93

Contents

- 0.0.1 Describe a time someone or something made a lot of noise.

1 Sample Answer 1
2 Sample Answer 2
3 Comprehensive IELTS Band 8 Complete Preparation Course
- 3.1 Sample Audio
- 3.2 Vocabulary
  - 3.2.1 Related Cue Cards

In the IELTS Speaking section, one of the most common question types is the Cue Card Speaking prompt. The IELTS Cue Card topics will prompt you to formulate a response and speak on the given topic. To attempt this question, you must narrow down the essential questions on the given topic to answer within the given time. Consider the sample Cue Card below. Study the types of questions that have been formulated based on the cue card and how to go about with your response:

Describe a time someone or something made a lot of noise.

You should say:

when this happened
who this person was/what this thing was
what kinds of noise was
and explain what you did when you heard the noise

Sample Answer 1

Living in a populous nation like India has its own pros and cons. Talking about the latter, you will find noise at almost every nook and corner. If I had to share one incident when somebody made a lot of noise, I would like to tell you about our family functions.

So, I belong to an authentic Punjabi background, and we are generally extremely clamorous. Last year, it was one of my cousins’ 15th birthday, and her parents decided to throw a party. During this party, the entire family got together. Additionally, the extended family was invited as well.

Thus, the women formed a group and sat at a specific place. There were almost 20 of them. Together, they began talking and laughing at the highest pitch. In the entire party, this was the loudest gang.

For a moment, we all thought they were fighting with one another. However, we saw them laughing and relishing their conversations like little children when we reached closer.

While watching them ecstatic was a happy vibe; a few people even advised them to decrease the pitch. But, the ladies didn’t pay any heed to the requests. And then, when the men of my family joined them, the scenario was entirely out of the world.

Sample Answer 2

Here is the sample for “describe a time someone or something made a lot of noise” topic:

(When this happened?) I would like to talk about an occasion when the noise was intolerable, that it disturbed everyone and became a concern for all. Recently, I visited my friend’s wedding, where they had arranged a DJ to play songs. (Who this person was?) Apart from DJ, there were also a few members who were doing karaoke. There were few children who were playing and screaming which was very disturbing.

(What kind of noise was?) I tried to stop the children by warning them. Since they were deeply involved in the game, they didn’t heed my words. Later, another friend of mine suggested the DJ stop playing the songs as the karaoke was already being played. But to our surprise, he ignored us and increased the volume. So, we were left with no other choice but to bear the loud noise. (And explain what you did when you heard) The noise was deafening, and everyone in the venue was slowly feeling exhausted. Later, the bride’s father asked the karaoke members and the DJ to stop playing the songs as the wedding ceremony was about to begin. Everyone was relieved and started enjoying the wedding ceremony.

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Vocabulary

Here are the vocabularies for “describe a time someone or something made a lot of noise” with examples:

Concern: anxiety; or worry about
Eg: Rose was concerned about her daughter.
Warning: Caution or advice
Eg: When Raj was found copying, the teacher gave him a warning.
Pay heed: pay attention to.
Eg: The students didn’t heed the principal’s instructions.
Deafening: so loud as to make it impossible to hear anything else.
Eg: The noise was so deafening that I couldn’t bear to hear it.
Exhausted: very tired
Eg: She returned home exhausted.