7+ Native Part 3 Sample Answers: British Council Questions

The video tutorial provides insights into answering Part 3 IELTS questions, focusing on the importance of note-taking, maintaining a relaxed yet formal demeanor, and using high-level vocabulary. The speaker answers three questions: status symbols in their country, changes in status symbols over generations, and the influence of advertising on consumer behavior. The tutorial emphasizes the need for organized and well-supported answers, highlighting the significance of finishing responses effectively.

What is the main focus of the introduction section in the video?

• The necessity of memorizing answers.

• The key elements to observe in Part 3 answers.

• The significance of preparing answers in advance.

• The importance of using informal language.

According to the speaker, what is a primary indicator of status in their country?

• Educational background

• Money and material possessions

• Cultural knowledge

• Social media presence

How does the speaker describe the change in status symbols from their parents' time?

• Status symbols have completely changed to focus on technology.

• There is no longer any emphasis on material possessions.

• There has been a significant shift towards valuing education.

• Money remains a key status symbol, with added focus on children's activities.

What new aspect of status is mentioned by the speaker in relation to children?

• The children's social media presence

• The number of children in a family

• The schools and activities children are involved in

• The type of car parents drive

In what way does advertising influence the speaker's spending habits?

• It determines their clothing purchases.

• It influences their decisions on leisure and entertainment.

• It affects their grocery shopping choices.

• It has no impact on their spending.

What is the speaker's primary consideration when shopping at the supermarket?

• Brand loyalty

• Price and savings

• Product packaging

• Advertising influence

Which type of advertising does the speaker find most influential?

• Social media and online ads

• Billboard advertisements

• Print advertisements

• Radio commercials