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How do most people find out about the news in your country?

IELTS Speaking Part 3 — Cambridge IELTS 20, Test 4

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Questions

  1. How do most people find out about the news in your country?
  2. Are people more interested in local news than national news?
  3. How important is it to know about international news?
  4. Why are discussion programmes involving members of the public popular on [TV and radio]?
  5. What kinds of people want to take part in discussion programmes?
  6. Do discussion programmes influence people in a good or bad way?

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