Advance Level Conversations- Series 1- Lesson 4
In this lesson, you learn 10 conversation questions about nature with sample answers for having a normal conversation discussing nature. We also have added 20 extra conversation questions if you decide to extend your discussion. Nature is all around us, shaping the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the peace we feel outdoors. Whether it’s a forest, a stream, or a single tree in a city park, nature has a powerful impact on our lives. Let’s explore how nature connects to who we are and how we live.
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1- What is nature? Explain it.
Nature is everything that exists naturally around us like trees, rivers, mountains, animals, the sky, and even the air we breathe. It’s not man-made and includes living and non-living things. Nature gives us life, food, and beauty without asking for much in return. It’s also a place where we can relax and feel peaceful. In a way, it’s Earth’s original design.
2- What is the most beautiful thing in nature? Why?
To me, the most beautiful thing in nature is the sky, especially during sunrise or sunset. The way the colors blend and change is just magical. It’s peaceful, ever-changing, and makes you feel small in a good way. Plus, I can see it from almost anywhere without needing to travel. It reminds me how big and beautiful the world is.
3- What does “the power of nature” mean? How powerful is nature?
“The power of nature” means its ability to create, change, and even destroy. Nature can grow a forest or flatten cities through earthquakes and storms. It reminds us that we don’t control everything. Nature can heal too, like how plants grow back after a fire. So yeah, it’s incredibly powerful both gentle and fierce.
4- Where is nature at its most beautiful – the mountains, oceans, deserts, beaches, space, or forests? Why do you think so?
I think forests are the most beautiful because they’re full of life. There’s something calming about walking through tall trees and hearing birds, leaves rustling, and maybe even a stream nearby. Forests feel ancient, alive, and full of secrets. They’re green, peaceful, and mysterious all at once.
5- How good would you be at living in nature? Why do you think so?
Honestly, I think I’d struggle at first. I like comfort like hot showers and Wi-Fi! But I do enjoy nature walks and learning survival stuff, so maybe I’d adapt slowly. If I had the right gear and some training, I think I could manage. Living with nature would teach patience and resilience, for sure.
6- Is there much nature in and around where you live? Can you describe it?
Yes, there’s some nature around like parks, small hills, and a nearby river. I can hear birds in the morning and see lots of greenery after it rains. It’s not wild nature, but it’s nice to have some trees, flowers, and clean air. People go jogging or take photos of sunsets there.
7- How important is water to nature? Can you give some examples?
Water is super important because it’s basically life. Plants need it to grow, animals need it to drink, and rivers carry nutrients everywhere. Without water, forests would die and animals would leave. Even deserts depend on water when it rarely rains. Oceans also support millions of species. It’s nature’s lifeblood.
8- Which 3 countries would you say have a lot of nature? Would you like to visit them?
I’d say New Zealand, Canada, and Brazil. New Zealand has stunning mountains and lakes. Canada’s got forests, glaciers, and clean air. Brazil has the Amazon rainforest, which is just crazy huge and diverse. Yes, I’d love to visit all three just to hike, explore, and see nature up close.
9- Where do you think the most inhospitable place to live on earth is? Why?
Probably Antarctica. It’s freezing all year, has no trees, barely any animals, and strong winds. It’s also dark for months at a time. Humans can’t survive there without heavy equipment and shelter. It’s beautiful in photos, but it’s really tough for life to thrive there.
10- What are the most beautiful things in nature that you have ever seen? Where was it?
One of the most beautiful things I’ve seen was a waterfall hidden in a forest during a hike. The water was clear, the air was fresh, and there was a rainbow in the mist. It felt peaceful and untouched. It was in a nature reserve, and I still remember how calm and happy it made me feel.
More discussion questions about nature
For a longer conversation about nature, you can use the below discussion questions about nature:
1- What things do you think about when you hear the word ‘nature’? Can you describe why those things come to mind? How do they make you feel?
2- How much nature is there where you live? What kinds of natural places or greenery can you visit nearby?
3- Why do people live in cities, where there is almost no nature? What do you think they gain or lose by choosing city life over a more natural setting?
4- What bad things are people doing to nature? Give some examples or explain.
5- What would the trees say to humans (if they could talk)? How do you think they would describe their experience or needs?
6- Where is the best place in your country to see or experience nature? What makes that place special or different from others?
7- What would life be like without nature? How?
8- In 100 years from now, how different do you think the natural world will be? What changes and why?
9- How important is nature in your culture? Why?
10- Are there any bad things about nature? How do we deal with them?
- How can we add more nature to cities? Provide some examples.
12- What three things can you do today to help nature? why?
13- How good would you be at living in nature? Why do you think so?
14- How would the world be a better place if we all went back to nature? What changes in lifestyle or values might improve things?
15- How important is nature to you? Why?
16- If you could change one thing about the natural world today? What would it be?
17- Do you think that global warming is man-made or a natural process? Why/Why not?
18- Would you like to live in a world of concrete with no plants or animals? Why?
19- Do you like to take photographs of nature? What is the best picture you have taken?
20- Do you like gardening? Share your experience.
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