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The Learning Studio> Spoken English Course> Week 8> 📘 Day 4 – Speaking Task

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1. Who is the smartest student in your class?
Hint: Your class topper
2. What is the most beautiful place you have visited?
Hint: A hill station, beach, or city
3. Who is the kindest person in your family?
Hint: Grandma or mother
4. What is the funniest movie you have seen?
Hint: Comedy film name
5. Who is the tallest person you know?
Hint: A friend, teacher, or relative
6. What is the most delicious meal your mom makes?
Hint: Favorite home dish
7. Who is the strongest boy in your class?
Hint: Sports student
8. What is the coldest drink you had this summer?
Hint: Juice, soda, or shake
9. What is the most expensive gift you’ve received?
Hint: Mobile, cycle, watch
10.Who is the nicest teacher in your school?
Hint: Friendly or helpful teacher
11. What is the longest book you’ve ever read?
Hint: A novel or storybook
12. What is the loudest sound you’ve heard?
Hint: Firecracker or speaker
13. Who is the oldest person in your family?
Hint: Grandpa or grandmother
14. What is the most interesting thing in your bag?
Hint: Toy, pen, diary
15. Who is the fastest runner in your school?
Hint: Sports captain or athlete
16. What is the hottest food you’ve ever eaten?
Hint: Spicy snack or curry
17. What is the coolest gadget you’ve used?
Hint: Tablet, smartwatch
18. Who is the quietest student in your class?
Hint: A shy classmate
19. What is the most useful app on your phone?
Hint: WhatsApp, calculator, dictionary
20. What is the hardest subject for you?
Hint: Math, Science
21. What is the easiest game you like to play?
Hint: Ludo, carrom
22. Who is the funniest actor you like?
Hint: A comedian)
23. What is the cleanest place in your school?
Hint: Library or computer lab
24. What is the dirtiest place you’ve seen?
Hint: Trash area, road
25. What is the sweetest fruit you like?
Hint: Mango, banana
26. What is the most dangerous animal you’ve seen?
Hint: Lion, snake
27. What is the brightest color you like?
Hint: Yellow, orange
28. Who is the youngest child in your family?
Hint: Sibling or cousin
29. What is the most beautiful flower you’ve seen?
Hint: Rose, sunflower
30. What is the tastiest street food in your city?
Hint: Pani puri, samosa
31. What is the biggest building in your area?
Hint: Temple, hospital
32. What is the most peaceful place you’ve been to?
Hint: Park, garden
33. Who is the most active student in your class?
Hint: Someone who always participates
34. What is the most exciting festival for you?
Hint: Diwali, Holi
35. What is the worst movie you’ve seen?
Hint: Movie you didn’t enjoy
36. What is the best memory you have from school?
Hint: Picnic, annual day
37. Who is the most popular person in your school?
Hint: Head boy/girl or famous student
38. What is the most beautiful city in India?
Hint: Jaipur, Udaipur, etc.
39. What is the most useful thing you carry in your bag?
Hint: Pen, notebook, tiffin
40. Who is the most helpful person at home?
Hint: Mother, father, sibling
41. What is the fastest vehicle you’ve been on?
Hint: Car, bus, train
42. What is the cutest animal you’ve seen?
Hint: Puppy, kitten
43. What is the most boring task for you?
Hint: Cleaning, homework
44. What is the most fun thing you did last weekend?
Hint: Picnic, games
45. What is the most colorful festival?
Hint: Holi
46. What is the longest journey you have taken?
Hint: Trip to another city/state
47. Who is the most hardworking student you know?
Hint: One who studies well
48. What is the most beautiful thing in nature?
Hint: Rainbow, waterfall
49. What is the most comfortable seat at home?
Hint: Sofa, bed
50. What is the most relaxing time of your day?
Hint: Evening, after school

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Ashish Pithadiya
Hello! I am pleased to introduce myself (Ashish Pithadiya) as a lecturer at PNR Shah Mahila Arts and Commerce College, Palitana. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature, which makes me well-equipped to guide and mentor students in this subject area. As a visiting faculty member, I am committed to providing a stimulating and engaging learning experience for my students. I believe that literature has the power to transform individuals and society, and I am passionate about sharing this belief with my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing their ideas and opinions.