Ielts ideas ultimate

Preface 
The majority of learners have been reported to suffer from a profound lack of ideas when they 
want to speak or write, which could prevent them from reaching their full potential. This book has 
been written to address this problem through providing ideas about 100 controversial topics. 
These ideas will enable them to look at different issues from multiple perspectives and exploit 
what they have learnt in numerous other topics.

The writers have attempted to present the views of both the advocates and opponents of the

issues discussed, and let the readers decide for themselves. 

Please NOTE that the ideas in this book do not necessarily reflect the personal 
views of the authors. 

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Zoos
 
… Do their advantages exceed their disadvantages? …
1. By bringing people and animals together,
zoos foster an appreciation of animals. This
could motivate people to protect them.
2. Zoos save endangered species by bringing
them into a safe environment, where they
are protected from poachers, habitat loss,
starvation, and predators.
3. Many zoos also have breeding programs for
endangered species. In the wild, these
individuals might have trouble finding mates
and breeding.
4. In a good zoo, animals are never bored, are
well cared-for, and have plenty of space.
5. A visit to a zoo is a wholesome family
activity.
6. Seeing an animal in person is a much more
personal and memorable experience than
seeing it in a wildlife documentary. 
7. Some zoos help rehabilitate animals and
take in exotic pets that people no longer
want or are no longer able to care for.
8. They allow researchers and scientists to
obtain a better understanding of the way
animals live. This could be helpful in saving
more of them.
9. Having zoos means that all animals are
cared for and do not suffer from illness or
malnutrition.
10. Zoos can be educational, teaching children
and adults about animals and the way they
live.
YES 
1. We do not have the right to breed, capture
and confine animals, even if they are
endangered. Being a member of an
endangered species does not mean the
individual animals have fewer rights.
2. Animals suffer from stress and boredom in
captivity.
3. Removing animals from the wild will further
endanger the wild population because the
remaining ones will have more difficulty
finding mates.
4. If people want to see wild animals in person,
they can observe them in the wild or visit a
sanctuary.
5. Sanctuaries also rehabilitate animals and
take in unwanted exotic pets, without
breeding, buying and selling animals like
zoos do.
6. If zoos are teaching children anything, it is
that imprisoning animals for our own
entertainment is acceptable.
7. Studies have shown that animals kept in
zoos do not live as long as those in the wild.
8. Animals sometimes escape their
enclosures, endangering themselves as well
as people.
9. If zoo-born animals are released into the
wild, they will have a very difficult time
adapting to the environment.