However, here are some commonly asked IELTS speaking topics that could be relevant in any given examination:

1. Work or studies: Describe your current job or studies and explain why you chose them.
2. Hobbies and interests: Talk about what you like to do in your free time and why you enjoy it.
3. Travel: Describe a place you have recently visited or would like to visit in the future.
4. Home and local area: Discuss where you live and what you like and dislike about your local area.
5. Environment and nature: Share your thoughts on environmental issues and how we can protect the natural world.
6. Health and fitness: Talk about your health habits and what you do to stay fit and healthy.
7. Food and drink: Describe your favorite food and explain why you enjoy it.
8. Technology: Discuss the role of technology in our lives and its impact on society.
9. Education: Talk about your education history, what you learned, and your future educational plans.
10. Family: Describe your family and explain the relationship you have with each member.

Here are some general follow-up questions that could be asked after a cue card topic in the IELTS speaking examination:

1. Hobbies and interests: What do you do in your free time? How did you get interested in this hobby? Do you think this hobby has had a positive impact on your life?
2. Work or studies: What do you do in your current job/study? What do you like about your job/study? What skills do you think are important for success in your job/study?
3. Travel: What did you like about this place? What did you find interesting about the culture? What do you think makes this place unique compared to other places you have visited?
4. Home and local area: What are the good and bad things about living in your local area? How do you think the local area could be improved? What do you like to do when you have free time in your local area?
5. Environment and nature: Why is it important to protect the environment? What are some ways people can help protect the environment? What are some environmental problems that concern you?
6. Health and fitness: What do you do to stay healthy? How do you think our health habits impact our lives? What do you think are the benefits of exercising regularly?
7. Food and drink: What is your favorite food and why do you like it? What are the benefits of eating healthy food? How has your taste in food changed over time?
8. Technology: What kind of technology do you use in your daily life? How has technology changed our lives? What do you think are the potential benefits and drawbacks of relying on technology?
9. Education: Why is education important? What is the role of education in personal and professional development? What do you think are the most important skills for success in education and in life?
10. Family: How important is family in your life? What are the benefits of having a close relationship with your family? What are some challenges of family life?

These are just examples and the actual follow-up questions in your IELTS speaking examination may be different. It’s important to listen carefully to the cue card topic and respond with relevant information and examples.