The main body of your talk should cover the bullet points on the cue card. Address each point in turn, using a natural flow of ideas. Try to expand on your answers by adding extra details, examples, and explanations. The more specific and descriptive you are, the more engaging your answer will be.

 Example: “I went to Japan with three of my closest friends. We had been planning this trip for months, and it was our first time visiting Asia. We spent two weeks exploring Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Each city had its unique charm, but what made the trip memorable was experiencing a completely different culture. I particularly enjoyed the local food, especially sushi and ramen. We also visited several ancient temples, which gave us a glimpse into Japan’s rich history.”