how to answer these questions?
In IELTS, when the question is too hard, such as "what is the meaning of life", It is very difficult for ordinary people to answer these? How can I say to the examiner?
For example, "I guess ....", Could you give a full example reply?

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One method is to write what is the meaning of life to you.  This way you can't be marked incorrect for you own opinion.  If you start the topic too broadly, you will run out of time during a test.

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Here is what I came up with "off the top of my head":

I feel that the meaning of life is to love and serve others selflessly, and to fulfill our responsibilities toward others. I believe this through the teachings of my religion, but also through observing the world around me. It seems to me that many great things have been done with great love, and we have the examples of great saints such as Saint Therese of Lisieux to show us how this can be accomplished in our lives. Of course, this is very difficult to put into practice sometimes!

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it is just a language test, none of brave.

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If you were brave - you could simply answer that one with '42'... ;^)

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