Sample Part 3 Answers About the News

The video provides sample answers for Part 3 of the IELTS speaking exam, focusing on news-related questions. It explains key vocabulary such as 'skeptical', 'flooded', 'prudent', and 'established'. The instructor offers detailed answers to questions about believing news and how people access news, emphasizing the importance of fact-checking and recognizing reliable sources. Additionally, the video highlights the use of linking words to enhance responses.

What does the term 'skeptical' mean in the context of news?

• Ignoring the information

• Having doubts about the information

• Accepting the information without question

• Being certain about the information

Why is it important to fact-check online news sources?

• To save time

• Because the internet is rarely used for news

• To ensure the information is accurate

• Because all online sources are reliable

What is a characteristic of an 'established' news source?

• It has a long-standing reputation

• It is free of charge

• It is new and untested

• It is only available online

How do most people in the United States access news today?

• By listening to the radio

• Through newspapers

• By watching TV

• Online

What is the purpose of using linking words like 'frankly' and 'admittedly'?

• To make the text longer

• To confuse the reader

• To add humor to the text

• To provide clarity and context