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CONVERSATION TOPICS: Advanced Level, page 2

Conversation topics suitable for advanced learners.



CONVERSATION TOPICS - ADVANCED LEVEL

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  • Electric cars
    • What do know about electric cars?
    • Have you ever driven an electric car?
    • Are electric cars better for the environment?
    • In what way are they better than petrol cars?
    • What are the advantages and disadvantages of electric cars?
    • Are they more expensive to buy/to run? Why?
    • How long does it take to charge an electric car?
    • Where can you charge an electric car?
    • Can electric cars travel as far as petrol cars?
    • What country is trying the hardest to encourage people to use electric cars?
    • Are electric cars popular in your country?
    • What needs to be improved to make them more popular?
    • Do you think the number of electric cars will increase in the future?
    • Are car manufacturers really interested in preserving the environment?

  • Rich world, poor world
    • What kind of aid should the governments of rich countries give to poor countries? (money - food - medicine - machinery/equipent - hospitals - schools - training ...)
    • Do you think all citizens should be encouraged to do voluntary service overseas so as to understand the problems of poorer countries?
    • Are poor people poor because they lack opportunities or because they are lazy? What reasons can you think of?
    • Is it right for rich countries to have strict immigration controls?

  • Fake news
    Fake news (fabricated news) is the deliberate spread of misinformation. Sensationalist, dishonest or outright fabricated headlines are often used to increase readership.
    • Do you agree with the above definition?
    • Where do we most often find fake news? (newspapers, social media ...)
    • What sort of fake news can you think of? (politics, show business...)
    • How can we tell if a news story is ‘fake’ or not? (checking sources, dates, photos…)
    • What is the purpose of the misinformation?
    • Is fake news used in election campaigns?
    • Have any countries recently been accused of spreading fake news?
    • Can you think of ways to prevent the circulation of fake news?

  • Violence in the world today
    • When you hear the word "violence", what do you think of?
    • Is the world more violent today?
    • Are there different sorts of violence? (physical / mental /psychological / domestic …)
    • What forms of violence have you noticed?
    • Do people tend to be more violent when they group together? (gangs / mobs / crowds…)
    • In what areas is there an increase in the level of violence? (football, politics, religion, environment …)
    • What are the causes of violence? (jealousy, frustration, unemployment, poverty, conspiracy theories, fake news …)
    • What violent conflicts are going on around the world?
    • Does the repetition of violent images in TV news reports have a positive or negative effect?
    • Does violence ever achieve anything?
    • Is the increase in violence a worldwide phenomenon?
    • What could be done to reduce violence?

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