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Oral Questions Analysis DSE Speaking Questions Analysis 2026 Speaking Questions Analysis 2025 Speaking Questions Analysis 2024 Speaking Questions Analysis 2023 Speaking Questions Analysis 2019 Speaking Questions Analysis 2018 Speaking Questions Analysis 2017 Speaking Questions Analysis 2016 Speaking Questions Analysis 2015 Speaking Questions Analysis 2014 Speaking Questions Analysis 2013 Speaking Questions Analysis 2012 Speaking Questions Analysis HKCEE Speaking Questions Analysis 2011 Speaking Questions Analysis 2010 Speaking Questions Analysis 2009 Speaking Questions Analysis 2008 Speaking Questions Analysis 2007 Speaking Questions Analysis 以下的Brainstorm雖然盡可能保持客觀，但依然夾雜一些小編的主觀看法，僅供參考。 2011 HKCEE Speaking 題目分析 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目分析 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目分析 a 定義 a 好處 a 例子 a 參考資料：考生第一手反饋 因此，題目字眼必定與真實試題有出入 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目 1.1: Setting up a school radio station Your group is planning to start a school radio station. You are meeting to discuss the arrangements. 🤝 Part A Group Interaction what types of programmes should be included which languages should be used the most suitable time for broadcasting 🧠 Brainstorm 🗣️ Part B Individual Response Do you ever listen to the radio? When do people usually listen to the radio? What is your favourite radio programme? Do you prefer listening to the radio or watching television? Do you listen to English‑language radio programmes in Hong Kong? Do you think there are enough English‑language radio programmes in Hong Kong? What kind of information can people get from listening to the radio in Hong Kong? Can listening to the radio help improve your English? How could the quality of radio programmes in Hong Kong be improved? Do you think the internet will change people’s radio‑listening habits? 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目 1.2: Safety issues and fire risks in the home Your group is working on a project about safety in the home. You are discussing this topic now. The pie chart titled “Causes of fires” shows four data points: Cigarettes and matches: 44% Cooking: 35% Electrical problems: 14% Joss sticks and candles: 7% 🤝 Part A Group Interaction what the chart shows about the causes of fires other possible dangers found in the home ways to make homes safer 🧠 Brainstorm 🗣️ Part B Individual Response What should you do if you see a fire? Who can help if there is an accident? What kinds of accidents can happen at school? Would you like to become a firefighter? Are fire drills helpful? If there were a fire in your home, what would you take with you? If there is a fire, should people use the lift? How can the government help prevent fires? Why are hill fires a serious problem in Hong Kong? What difficulties do firefighters face when fighting fires in Hong Kong? 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目 1.3: Encouraging students to develop an interest in history Not many students in your school are interested in studying history. Your principal has asked your group to think of ways to encourage more students to take an interest.  🤝 Part A Group Interaction why history is becoming less popular among students why learning about history is important how students can be encouraged to become more interested in history 🧠 Brainstorm 🗣️ Part B Individual Response Do you study history as a subject? Is history a popular subject in your school? Do you find history an interesting or boring subject? Would you be interested in visiting a history museum? Is it easier to learn history from films or from books? How can people learn about the history of Hong Kong? Do tourists show interest in Hong Kong’s history? Are television programmes about history popular? Is it important to learn about your own family history? Is it more important to study Chinese history or world history? 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目 2.1: Dealing with theft and personal safety This picture shows a person stealing a bag. You are discussing this situation now. 🤝 Part A Group Interaction what the victim should do in this situation how the incident could have been prevented what problems the victim may face afterwards 🧠 Brainstorm 🗣️ Part B Individual Response Have you ever lost your bag before? What would you do if you saw someone stealing something? What would you do if you found a bag on a bus? Why do some people steal? What types of crime are common in Hong Kong? Would you give money to a stranger who lost their wallet? Would you lend your mobile phone to a stranger? Is stealing common in schools? What can people do to prevent crime? Do you think the police are doing enough to reduce crime? 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目 2.2: Using Putonghua to teach Chinese Language in schools Your school is considering using Putonghua to teach Chinese Language. The principal would like to hear your views. 🤝 Part A Group Interaction the advantages of using Putonghua for teaching the challenges or problems this may cause which school levels or classes should use Putonghua 🧠 Brainstorm 🗣️ Part B Individual Response Can you speak Putonghua? Do you learn Putonghua at school? Do you enjoy learning languages? How can people learn Putonghua effectively? Do you think learning Putonghua is difficult? Is it important to learn Putonghua? What are the benefits of being able to speak more than one language? Should Hong Kong have a Putonghua TV channel? For a foreigner living in Hong Kong, is it better to learn Cantonese or Putonghua? Do you think Putonghua might replace Cantonese in Hong Kong in the future? 2010 HKCEE Speaking 題目 2.3: Understanding everyday workers who serve the community You are working on a project titled “People who help us”. You need to choose one of the following: bus driver street cleaner security guard 🤝 Part A Group Interaction how each of these workers helps people the challenges or difficulties of each job how to present your project 🧠 Brainstorm 🗣️ Part B Individual Response Do you like travelling by bus? Are the bus services in your area good? Is there a security guard in your building? Would you like to work as a security guard? Do you think the streets

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Temporarily caring for an abandoned dog (short-term or weekends). Helps you understand the responsibilities involved. Benefits of Fostering: Compatibility Check: Every dog has its own personality; fostering shows if the dog suits your family. Example: Lucy found her foster dog didn’t like children, so adoption wasn’t suitable. Lifestyle Test: Helps first-time pet owners see if dog care fits their routine. Example: Jason realized he couldn’t manage a big dog due to work schedule. Conclusion: Fostering reduces risk of wrong decisions and ensures both owner and dog are happy. 📢 Part One – Individual Presentations Why Fostering Helps You Choose the Right Dog. Fostering helps you test compatibility before adoption.宣萱 (Jessica Hsuan) fostered two senior dogs during Super Typhoon Ragasa in Hong Kong, September 2025, and adopted one when she realized it suited her family perfectly. Fostering shows if your lifestyle fits dog ownership.Many people in Hong Kong join SPCA or HKDR weekend fostering programs to see if they can manage daily walks and care alongside long working hours. Fostering promotes adoption culture.鄧美欣 (Venus Tang) fostered dogs and shared her experience on social media, encouraging thousands of followers in Hong Kong to consider “Adopt, Don’t Shop.” Even short-term fostering makes a difference.陳俞希 (Hailey Chan) fostered a rescue dog for several months and helped it find a permanent home through a local Hong Kong animal rescue group. Local shelters encourage fostering as a trial.香港狗狗拯救會 (HKDR) launched the “Foster First” campaign in Hong Kong to reduce abandonment by letting families try living with a dog before adopting. 2013 UE Oral 題目 1-1B: Adopt a dog 🎨 Passage Theme Adopting dogs as a responsible and compassionate alternative to buying. 📖 Passage Summary Adoption allows choosing dogs of different breeds and ages, including adult dogs that need less care than puppies. Puppies require training, socialization, and vaccinations, which can be time-consuming and costly. Adopting an adult dog can save time and reduce hassle. Adoption helps save abandoned dogs from being euthanized due to lack of resources. Owners must understand the responsibilities: dogs need daily time, commitment, and suitable living conditions. Adoption is a good choice for those prepared to make the necessary commitment. 📢 Part One – Individual Presentations Adopt a Dog – Why Adoption Matters Adoption saves lives by preventing euthanasia.Every year, thousands of abandoned dogs in Hong Kong face euthanasia. By adopting from SPCA Hong Kong (香港愛護動物協會), you give a dog a second chance. Adopting an adult dog is convenient and cost-effective.At Hong Kong Dog Rescue (香港狗狗拯救會) in Tai Po, many adult dogs are already vaccinated and microchipped, saving time and money compared to raising a puppy. Adoption supports local rescue charities.Choosing adoption helps groups like Sai Kung Stray Friends (西貢浪浪之友) and LAP Lifelong Animal Protection (LAP 動物保護協會) continue their rescue work. Hong Kong celebrities promote adoption culture.Joe Ma (馬德鐘) adopted a dog named Rocky from SPCA, and Gregory Rivers (河國榮) adopted nine rescue dogs in one year to raise awareness. Creative adoption events make it easier to adopt.In 2024, SPCA Hong Kong (香港愛護動物協會) hosted a “Dog Adoption Date” event in Sheung Wan, using a swipe-style app to match adopters with dogs. 2013 UE Oral 題目 1-1C: Pet shop pros and cons 🎨 Passage Theme Buying dogs from pet shops: convenience vs ethical concerns. 📖 Passage Summary Pros: Easy and convenient to buy from local pet shops. Many shops offer a variety of breeds, making it simple to find a specific type of dog. Possible to compare prices between shops. Membership deals may provide discounts on dog supplies. Cons: Dogs in pet shops often come from breeding centers focused on profit, not animal welfare. Breeding conditions can be poor: overcrowded, unsocialized, and unhealthy environments. Overbreeding can lead to genetic illnesses, poor health, and undesirable personality traits. Pet shop breeders may lack knowledge and care about long-term health and behavior. Experts recommend buying from reputable breeders instead, who ensure good traits, health, and early socialization. 📢 Part One – Individual Presentations Pet Shop – Pros and Cons Convenience and variety of breeds.Pet shops in Hong Kong make it easy to find specific breeds like Chow Chow. For example, many stores in Mong Kok (旺角) and Causeway Bay (銅鑼灣) specialize in popular breeds. Membership deals and discounts.Large chains such as Q-Pets (Q寵) offer loyalty programs and discounts on supplies when you buy your dog there. Risk of unethical breeding practices.Some pet shop dogs come from puppy mills where dogs are kept in cramped conditions and bred too often, leading to poor health and genetic issues. Lack of socialization and health guarantees.Puppies from pet shops may not be properly socialized and can develop behavioral problems. Health records are sometimes incomplete or unreliable.   Better alternative: reputable breeders.Experts recommend going directly to reputable breeders who can show the puppy’s family history and ensure good temperament and health. 2013 UE Oral 題目 1-1D: Share a dog