Genetically modified foods are the solution to world hunger. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Some people believe governments should support organic farming, while others think modern intensive farming is more important for food supply. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
The loss of plant species is a serious environmental problem. What are the causes of this, and what measures can be taken to protect plants?
A strong Band 7 answer can support modern farming technology while arguing that governments must protect biodiversity and regulate environmental damage.
Body 1: explain why higher crop yields and disease-resistant plants can improve food security, especially in regions facing drought or population growth.
Body 2: argue that overusing pesticides, monoculture, and habitat destruction can damage ecosystems, so regulation and conservation are necessary.
Conclude with a balanced position: scientific agriculture is useful, but it should be combined with plant conservation and sustainable farming rules.
可持续农业
“Sustainable agriculture protects the environment while producing food.”
有机耕作
“Organic farming avoids synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.”
作物产量
“Modern techniques have dramatically increased crop yields.”
Use for how much food farms produce.
Use when discussing the disappearance of plant species.
Use for farming methods that protect long-term soil and ecosystem health.
Use for plants changed through biotechnology to improve resistance or productivity.
Writing about animals or general pollution without connecting the answer to plants, crops, or agriculture.
Taking an extreme position on GM food without explaining both benefits and risks.
Listing environmental problems without a clear solution paragraph.
Write one answer from these practice questions, then use the IELTS Writing Checker to find your weakest Task 2 criterion before rewriting.
Agriculture topics often require balancing scientific progress with ethical concerns and environmental impact.
Start by planning answers to several plants questions, then write one full essay and check whether your position, examples, vocabulary, and paragraph logic are clear.
Use topic-specific vocabulary only when it helps your argument. A stronger essay explains ideas clearly instead of forcing memorized phrases into every paragraph.
No. Use repeated themes to build flexible ideas, but write a fresh answer that directly matches the wording of the practice question.
