When it comes to discussing people and personality traits in the IELTS Speaking test, having a rich vocabulary can greatly enhance your ability to express yourself effectively. Here are some vocabulary words and phrases related to people and personality traits, along with sample Part 2 and Part 3 questions for practice: Vocabulary: 1. Personality Traits: - Outgoing - Introverted - Sociable - Reserved - Optimistic - Pessimistic - Ambitious - Lazy - Confident - Insecure - Reliable - Unreliable - Creative - Analytical - Spontaneous - Methodical - Patient - Impatient - Flexible - Stubborn 2. Describing People: - Appearance: attractive, handsome, beautiful, elegant, stylish, trendy, plain, average, unkempt - Age: young, middle-aged, elderly, youthful, mature - Height and Build: tall, short, slim, slender, athletic, muscular, chubby, overweight - Facial Features: expressive, kind-looking, stern, sharp, soft, radiant - Demeanor: friendly, approachable, aloof, distant, warm, cold Practice Questions: Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a person you admire. - Who is the person? - How do you know them? - What are their personality traits? - Why do you admire them? Describe a friend who has an interesting personality. - Who is your friend? - How long have you known them? - What makes their personality interesting? - How do you get along with them? Talk about a family member who has had a positive influence on you. - Who is the family member? - How have they influenced you? - What personality traits do they possess? - Give examples of how they have impacted your life. Part 3 (Discussion) 1. What qualities do you think are important in a friend? 2. How do people's personalities change as they get older? 3. Do you think it's more important to have a good personality or good looks? 4. How do you think technology has influenced people's personalities? 5. What role do parents play in s