IELTS Speaking

87

Mathematics

1. Do you like mathematics?

Yes, I am interested in mathematics. Mathematics is a powerful tool for problem solving, pattern exploration, and logical thinking. It fascinates me to be able to apply mathematical thinking to real-world problems and gain a better understanding of our surroundings.

2. Do you prefer to use a calculator when doing mathematics?

It is dependent on the task. In some cases, using a calculator can save time and reduce the likelihood of errors. However, I believe it is critical to practice calculations without a calculator in order to develop a solid understanding of the mathematics involved.

3. Do you think math is important?

The task is what determines it. Using a calculator can save time and reduce the likelihood of errors in some situations. However, I believe that practicing calculations without a calculator is essential for developing a solid understanding of the mathematics involved.

4. Is math difficult for you to learn?

No, I don't believe math will be difficult for me to learn. I enjoy exploring, learning new concepts, and solving problems. I'm confident that with practice and dedication, I can learn and understand any math concept.

5. Do you think females (girls) are not good at math?

No, I don't believe females are bad at maths. In fact, numerous studies show that, with the right resources and support, females can be just as successful in maths as males. It is critical to foster an environment that encourages and celebrates the mathematical success of all genders.

6. Is it necessary for everyone to learn mathematics?

Yes, I believe that everyone should learn mathematics. We can make better decisions, solve problems, and think critically if we understand math. Math is also required for many daily activities such as budgeting, shopping, and understanding the news.