Part 1: Introduction and Interview

1. Can you tell me your full name, please?
2. Can I see your identification, please?
3. What is your favorite holiday destination? Why?
   • Hint: Describe a place you enjoy visiting and why it appeals to you.
4. How do you usually spend your free time?
   • Hint: Talk about hobbies, relaxation methods, or activities with friends and family.
5. Do you prefer living in a big city or a small town? Why?
   • Hint: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both.
6. What kind of activities do you enjoy doing with your family?
   • Hint: Describe family traditions or outings.

Part 2: Long Turn

Topic: Describe something that was broken in your home and then repaired.

• What it was
• How it was broken
• How it was repaired
• How you felt about the repair

Candidate speaks for 1-2 minutes

Part 3: Discussion

1. What are some common household items that often need repair?
   • Hint: Mention items like appliances, furniture, and electronics.
2. How can people learn to repair things themselves?
   • Hint: Discuss resources like online tutorials, workshops, and DIY books.
3. What are the benefits of repairing items instead of replacing them?
   • Hint: Talk about cost savings, environmental impact, and personal satisfaction.
4. Do you think the culture of repair is declining? Why or why not?
   • Hint: Reflect on how consumerism and technology affect repair practices.
5. How can communities promote a repair culture?
   • Hint: Suggest initiatives like repair cafes, skill-sharing events, and educational programs.
6. Can you give an example of a repair that had a significant impact on someone’s life?
   • Hint: Share a story or example of a repair that made a difference.