240 Speaking Topics with Sample Answers

B. Create new sentences using the expressions below.
(1) tend to
(2) are involved in
(3) filled with
(4) be better off / be badly off
C. Find an error in each sentence.
(1) The song lyrics were so offensive that I turned on the music.
(2) I prefer beating the drums to watch others playing the instruments.
(3) Mr. Kim is endowed on linguistic talent.
(4) Great athletes are usually spoken highly and enjoy great popularity.

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Q213. Describe your most unforgettable day. Why will you never
forget this day
A. Sample Answer
My most unforgettable day was my very first day of high school. The first reason this day is
unforgettable to me was because I found out that I had a peanut allergy that day. During lunch time, I
sat with my new friends and began eating my peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Soon, I noticed that
my throat was closing up and I couldn’t breathe. Luckily, someone called the school nurse and she
injected me with some liquid that saved me from suffocating. It was quite a harrowing experience.
Moreover, thanks to my lunch time scare, I was given a nickname that day that followed me
throughout the rest of my high school days. I went to my last class of the day. Some kid from the
cafeteria recognized me and asked me if I was that “peanut butter girl” that almost died in the
cafeteria. From that day forward, I was called “peanut butter girl”, “peanut butter”, or simply “PB.”
My friends still call me one of those names to this day. In summary, thanks to my peanut butter and
jelly sandwich, my first day of high school remains my most unforgettable day.
B. Create new sentences using the expressions below.
(1) unforgettable day (experience, etc.)
(2) be sensitive to (be allergic to)
(3) come to help (resque)
(4) out of reach