It’s been a while since I had a chance to watch national TV program that has science program in it. If I’m not mistaken it was few years ago and I was a kid. At that time I watched National Geographic. It was a channel where we can see a lot of the biodiversity on earth such as flora and colonists and also those terrestrial animals and aquatic animals. Overall it taught me about how to be a responsible human and also taking care of our environment by reducing our pollution usage and also maybe taking care of their habitat by how to say it like not littering and yeah I think it’s really crucial for us to know how do they survive in their habitat and also how do they prey on other animals so we will know that we just rely on each other and tigers, blue whales and other animals also maintain the food chains. And for example, when it comes to blue whales, they also produce food for plantants, which is very useful to produce oxygen for the whole marine wildlife. When it comes to plants, we will know the photosynthesis process and we know that it’s really important to take care of our plants very wisely since we know that we also consume plants for our daily needs. In the future, I would definitely plan to continue consuming this kind of program because It’s really inspiring and also educational. So I will encourage my children to consume such things so that we can make our world more sustainable in the future.
Band 7+: 📌 IELTS Speaking Cue Card Describe a TV programme you watched about a science topic. You should say: what science topic this TV programme was about when you watched this TV programme what you learnt from this TV programme and explain why you found this TV programme interesting.
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It's been a while since I had a chance to watch a national TV program that has a science segment in it. If I'm not mistaken, it was a few years ago when I was a kid. At that time, I watched National Geographic. It was a channel where we could see a lot of the biodiversity on Earth, such as flora and fauna, as well as terrestrial and aquatic animals. Overall, it taught me about how to be a responsible human and take care of our environment by reducing our pollution and also taking care of their habitats by, how to say it, not littering. I think it's really crucial for us to know how they survive in their habitats and how they prey on other animals so we will understand that we rely on each other. Tigers, blue whales, and other animals also maintain the food chains. For example, when it comes to blue whales, they produce food for plankton, which is very useful for producing oxygen for the whole marine wildlife. Regarding plants, we learn about the photosynthesis process, and we know that it's really important to take care of our plants wisely since we consume them for our daily needs. In the future, I would definitely plan to continue watching this kind of program because it's really inspiring and educational. I will encourage my children to watch such programs so that we can make our world more sustainable in the future.
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