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Why do people take so many more photographs than they used to?

IELTS Speaking Part 3 — IELTS Practice Originals, Speaking Practice Test 15

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The examiner asks further questions connected to the topic in Part 2. Give fuller answers here, with reasons and examples.

Questions

  1. Why do people take so many more photographs than they used to?
  2. Are photographs a reliable record of what really happened?
  3. Do you think photographs help people remember things, or replace their memories?
  4. Why do so many people share their photographs online?
  5. Are there situations in which taking photographs is inappropriate?
  6. Do you think professional photographers will still be needed in the future?

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