PART 1: Violent crime is deeply entrenched in certain communities. What are some solutions to reduce crime rates in these communities. PART 2: There is growing concern about how waste is managed in our country. Discuss how the government can manage waste effectively. A: Talk about community patrol. -Better technologies B: Talk about monitoring public CCTV. -Fines C: Talk about anti-violence campaigns. -Recycling centres D: Talk about focusing on ‘hot people’. -Stop foreign dumping PART 2: Snatch thieves on motorcycles are the scourges of the nation. Discuss how to avoid being a victim of snatch thief. -Stricter law -Beware of surroundings. PART 1: Marrying someone from a different background requires effort and understanding. What are some challenges in interracial marriages. -Avoid walking alone. A: Talk about different expectations -Don't flaunt wealth. B: Talk about family disapproval -Carry self-defence weapons. C: Talk about societal judgement -Keep bag closer D: Talk about lack of compromise PART 1: You have been given RM200. What are some important things that you can buy? PART 2: Interracial marriages is on the rise in Malaysia. Discuss some benefits of interracial marriages. A: Talk about buying clothes B: Talk about buying revision books C: Talk about buying internet plans. D: Talk about buying video games PART 2: There are many factors employers look for when hiring someone. Discuss what employers look for when hiring new staff. -Blending genetics -Learn another culture -Experience different cuisines -Learn new language -More tolerant. -Compare prices PART 1: Being a good friend requires certain qualities. What are some of those qualities -Know consumer rights A: Talk about being patient -Read labels B: Talk about being honest -Make shopping list C: Talk about being kind -Buy during sales D: Talk about being cheerful. PART 1: There are many important ways to care for the environment. What are some of the ways? PART 2: It is not easy to maintain friendship, what more a long distance friendship. Discuss how friends can help maintain a long distance friendship A: Talk about reducing the use of paper. B: Talk about reducing the use of plastic bags. C: Talk about reducing the use of fuel. D: Talk about reducing the use of electricity. -Social Media -Keeping up to date -Emotional Support -Being open -Making effort PART 1: There are many activities that can strengthen relationships. What are some of these activities.? PART 2: Technology is an important tool in education today. Discuss the benefits of using technology in education. A: Talk about having a meal together -Quick B: Talk about going shopping together -Economical C: Talk about exercising together -New Skill D: Talk about visiting tourist attraction together. -Interesting PART 2: The government should do more to ensure our society is always united. Discuss ways the government could promote unity in today's society. -Independent Learning -Organize social event -Increase domestic travel -National Day parade -Encourage volunteerism -Prepare more active programmes PART 1: Buying a smartphone is a big decision. What do you consider when buying a smartphone? A: Talk about the camera. B: Talk about the price C: Talk about the brand D: Talk about the size of the memory. PART 1: Many students leave school to continue their studies. What are some of the useful skills they should have? PART 2: Many people are addicted to technology and this has caused a number of problems. In your group, discuss the problems caused by technology addiction. A: Talk about managing cooking skill. -Physical Health B: Talk about first-aid skills -Social skills C: Talk about driving skills. -Family relationships D: Talk about self defence skills. -Psychological PART 2: Some skills are not taught in schools. In your group, discuss what life skills should be taught in schools. -Financial -Time management -Financial planning -Personal grooming -Intercultural communications -Leadership PART 1: Technology helps in many ways. What are some of these ways? A: Talk about how technology help us shop online. B: Talk about how technology help us make friends. C: Talk about technology help us do housework D: Talk about how technology help us find entertainment PART 1: Lifelong learning is like a health club for your brain. Outline the benefits of lifelong learning. A: Talk about keeping the mind sharp B: Talk about increasing wisdom C: Talk about enriching lives D: Talk about adapting to change. PART 2: Earning a postgraduate degree is not the end of the academic journey for many. In your group, discuss some reasons for pursuing a postgraduate degree. -Better career prospects -Change career tracks -Flexible education -Intellectual stimulation. -Develop beneficial connections. PART 1: Moving thousands of miles away from home can be daunting. Suggest ways to adapt to new cultures while studying abroad. PART 2: Our performance in sports is not very encouraging. Discuss how performance in sports can be improved. A: Talk about researching your destination -Take public transport B: Talk about exploring your surroundings -Carpool with friends C: Talk about joining a student group -Share a house with friends D: Talk about setting a routine -Take turns to cook meals PART 2: Studying abroad may be one of the most beneficial experience for a college student. Discuss some benefits of studying abroad. -Avoid travelling alone especially in secluded places -Career opportunities -See the world -Make lifelong friends -Personal development. -Top quality education PART 1: Going on holidays abroad has many benefits. A: Talk about how holidaying abroad widens our knowledge B: Talk about how holidaying abroad strengthens relationships C: Talk about how holidaying abroad improves our health D: Talk about how holidaying abroad makes us feel happier PART 2: Tourism makes a substantial contribution to the economy of a country. Discuss ways to encourage tourism. PART 1: Students should take part in sports. What are some of the benefits of sports? A: Talk about learning team work in sports. B: Talk about keeping fit. C: Talk about reducing stress. D: Talk about meeting people PART 2: Winning medals in sports events is a dream for many countries. To do this, the standards of sports have to be improved. In your group, discuss how this can be done. -Upgrade sports facilities -Identify talents -Improve coaching standards -More sporting events. -Rewards PART 1: There are still a number of poor families in Malaysia who struggle. To make ends meet. Suggest some ways to help the poor. A: Talk about providing free tuition -Infrastructure B: Talk about posting on social media -Security -Attractions C: Talk about joining charitable organisations as a volunteer -Marketing and advertisement D: Talk about giving donations -Clean cities PART 2: There is an increasing concern about the standard of living of the lower income group in Malaysia. Discuss ways to eradicate poverty. PART 1: Participating in sport activities has a lot of benefits. Suggest some benefits of sports. A: Talk about how sports affects our health B: Talk about how sports promote self-discipline C: Talk about how sports improve our social skills D: Talk about how sports help us relax. -Create Jobs -increase minimum wage -medical coverage -free education -develop rural areas PART 1: Maintaining positivity is a daily challenge that requires focus and attention. What are some ways to stay positive? PART 2: There is an increasing concern about the standard of living of the lower income group in Malaysia. Discuss ways to eradicate poverty. A: Talk about thinking positively -Create jobs B: Talk about fostering optimism. -Increase minimum wage C: Talk about practising gratitude -Medical coverage D: Talk about embracing positive attitude. -Free education PART 2: It is important to have a positive frame of mind. Discuss the importance of staying positive. -Develop rural areas -Reduce stress PART 1: Many things have become expensive nowadays. How can we spend less money? -Enhances confidence Talk about buying your own vegetables. -Improves health. Talk about buying only what is necessary -Improves performance Talk about eating home-cooked meals. -Attracts good people PART 1: Living in a big city is a very big challenge. Suggest some challenges that people should be concerned about when living in a metropolitan city. A: Talk about how the high cost of living affects people who live in the city B: Talk about how the traffic congestion affects people in the city C: Talk about how the high crime rates affects people in the city D: Talk about how loneliness affects people in the city. Talk about using the public transport. PART 2: Wasting electricity, water and other things is bad for a country. People can reduce waste by taking a few positive steps. Discuss the best way to reduce waste. -Plan your meal -Donate -Media campaign -Educate people -Recycle PART 2: Living in a big city can be very challenging. Discuss ways that can help improve the quality of life for those living in metropolitan cities. PART 1: Malaysia is overzealous about cashlessness but there is also the dark side. What are some of the dark side of going cashless? -Take public transport A: Talk about access and equity -Carpool with friends B: Talk about security and privacy -Share a house with friends C: Talk about institutional abuse. -Take turns to cook meals D: Talk about increase in crime. -Avoid travelling alone especially in secluded places PART 2: There is much talk about going cashless these days. Discuss how going cashless benefits society. PART 1: Your family and you were discussing ways to reduce household expenditure of the family. Suggest an effective ways to save on household expense. -Less Crime -Paper trails A: Talk about cooking all meals at home. -No cash management B: Talk about going only for local holidays. -International payments C: Talk about buying only necessary items. -Convenient D: Talk about planning a monthly budget.
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