1) The charts illustrate how many students participated in education and the highest education in Singapore over a decade, from 2000 to 2010.

2) The bar chart shows how many years students spent at school on average, along with the pie chart giving information about the proportion of their educational qualifications in Singapore over a decade, from 2000 to 2010.

1) The bar chart illustrates the consumption of salt by age in the USA in 2000.

2) The bar chart provides data on salt consumption in the USA in 2000.

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#animals_and_pets 🦣🐕

Where do you prefer to keep your pet, indoors or outdoors?

Well, I prefer to keep my pets outdoors because I live in a house with a large backyard. This way, they have enough space to play and walk around. Keeping them in an open space is quite comfortable for them.

What's your favourite animal?

There are a couple of animals that I like. Horses and lions are my favourites. Horses are friendly to people, and I enjoy riding them. When it comes to lions, they are considered the kings of animals and symbolise strength and courage.

Have you ever had a pet?

Yes, I have. I used to have a black dog. I liked him very much because he was very smart and well-behaved. When I was a child, we used to play together in our yard. Unfortunately, he passed away last year due to old age.

What's the most popular animal in your country?

There is a wide variety of animals in my country. Many people keep cats and dogs as pets in their homes. On top of that, people also raise sheep and cattle, especially in rural areas, to make a living.

Topic vocabulary for "Animals" 🦮🐆

🐕Favourite (n) - a person or thing that you like more than the others of the same type

- Dogs are my favourites.
- This cartoon has become a firm favourite with children.

🐕Symbolise = represent - ifodalamoq

- The colour white symbolises peace and purity.

🐕Well-behaved - behaving in a way that other people think is polite or correct - aqlli, odobli

- Don't worry — that dog is well-behaved.

🐕Pass away = die

- My dog passed away last year.

🐕Raise - boqmoq, yetishtirmoq

- Villagers usually raise cattle in my country.

🐕Make a living - tirikchilik qilmoq

- I make a living from teaching.


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#speaking_part2
#wild_animal 🐆

Describe a wild animal you want to know more about

Curious - tiger
Never seen in person
Seen many times in films
Find fascinating
Main features - largest members cat family
Bodies - strong, muscular
Powerful legs, sharp claws
Excellent hunters - run fast short distances
Night vision - help hunt in dark
Another reason - beauty, skin color
Orange fur black stripes - set apart
Visit zoos - seeing with own eyes - understand behavior, interesting qualities better
Threatened with extinction - habitat loss, illegal hunting, more interested

Describe a wild animal you want to know more about

Topic vocabulary for "Animals" 🐯🦁

🐯Curious about (B2) - having a strong desire to know about something = to be interested in
- I'm really curious about geography.

🐯In person (B2) - if you do something in person, you go somewhere and do it yourself, instead of doing it by letter, asking somebody else to do it, etc.
- If you can't be there in person, the next best thing is watching it on TV.
- She came to school in person to get her prize.
- You should do your tasks in person.

🐯Fascinating (B1) - extremely interesting and attractive
- I find math fascinating.
- When I was a child, my mother used to tell me fascinating stories.

🐯Fur - jun
- Some animals are valued because of their fur.

🐯Set sb/sth apart (from sb/sth) - to make somebody/something different from or better than others - ajratib turmoq
- His personality sets him apart from other students.

🐯Threatened with extinction - yo'qolib ketish xavfi ostida
- Some animals are kept in zoos as they are threatened with extinction.

🐯Habitat loss (B2) - destroying places where animals live
- Due to habitat loss, many animals are threatened with extinction.


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Is it more important to protect wild animals or the environment?

In my opinion, protecting wild animals and protecting the environment are inseparable, as one cannot be achieved without the other. The environment plays a fundamental role in sustaining wildlife by providing natural habitats, food sources, and stable ecosystems. Therefore, environmental degradation can have far-reaching consequences for entire species. Take deforestation as a clear example. When forests are cleared for industrial or agricultural purposes, countless species lose their habitats, which leads to biodiversity loss and, in extreme cases, extinction. For this reason, I believe environmental protection should be prioritized.

Should people educate children to protect wild animals?

Yes, absolutely. Educating children about protecting wild animals is essential, as it helps them develop a sense of responsibility toward wildlife and the environment from an early age. Through education, children learn about animals’ habitats, behaviors, and endangered species. As they grow older, this knowledge helps them build empathy for wild animals, making them more likely to treat animals kindly and avoid actions that harm the environment. In the long run, this can contribute to the protection of the entire ecosystem.

Why do some people attach more importance to protecting rare animals?

There are several reasons for this. First of all, many endangered species are at risk of extinction, which makes people feel more responsible to protect them before it is too late. For instance, animals such as pandas and tigers are classified as endangered due to habitat destruction and biodiversity loss. If effective conservation measures are not taken, these species could eventually disappear altogether. In addition, rare animals often symbolize important values such as innocence, strength, or natural beauty. As a result, losing them would mean losing an irreplaceable part of our natural heritage. For these reasons, rare animals tend to receive more public attention.