ORALENGLISH英语口语复习资料.docx

1.How do you view those people who strive to seek fame? What influence may fame have on a person's life? A

A: Did you watch Voice of China last night? I think the singers are just tried to seek fame.

B: Why do you think so?

A: Look, fancy clothes, touching story. They are spurred by impure motives such as the desire for worshipping fans and praise from peers.

B: Well so how do you view those people who strive to seek fame?

A: A person who seeks fame is like a dog chasing his own tail When he captures it, he does not know what else to do but to continue chasing it

B: Do you mean that the lure of drowning in fame's imperial gbry is not easily resisted?

A: Exactly, and the cruelty of success is that it often leads those who seek such success to participate in their own destruction.

B: well you mean fame will likely contaminate a man's soul, aren't you? It's of significant for a man to remains true to himself.

A: Yes. But seldom people can remain true. For example, the famous Irish writer Oscar Wilde, paid heavily for remaining true to himself both social and sexual to which the public objected.

B: On the other hand, those who gain fame most often gain it as a result of expbiting their talent for singing, dancing, painting, or writing, etc.

A: Yes, but there is little deny that it is those who fail that reap the greatest reward: freedom! They can express themselves in unique and original ways without fear of losing the support of fans.

B: Unfortunately for most people, however; failure is the end of their struggle, not the beginning.

A: That's true. Thomas Edison was thrown out of school in the fourth grade, because he seemed to his teacher to be qu让e dulL But he remains true to himself；and consist to work.

B: So what do you think we should do instead of trying so hard to achieve success?

A: Try to be happy w让h who you are and what you do. Try to do some works that you can be proud of.

B: I agree w让h this point. Maybe you won f t be famous in your own lifetime, but you will be better than before at least.

2.What do you think of young people's craze for their idols? A

A: You know what, Susan took 3 part time jobs in order to attend Bingbang's concert! And she is on diet to save the money for a shirt which showed up at their ins. That's crazy!

B: Come on, idolatry is quite common among the youth nowadays. Generally speaking, young people are inclined to adore the people who excel in appearance；intelligence or talent.

A: But if we simply worship the idols by go to their concerts or pursuing fashions unreasonably, the idolatry is certainly a waste of money time and energy.

B: Actually, I wonder what the significance of keep shouting out at the concert until their throats go hoarse. Why not make full use of time to create a promising future?

A: Yes, What's more, idolatry leads young people to mix the reality with the fancy. You see, the attractive appearances and unusual styles of stars tell nothing about the harsh reality but leave them dreaming of getting something for nothing.

B: Yes, idolatry affects both the world and worth values of teenagers. But we will lead a positive life if we endeavor to improve ourselves by bridging the gap between our models and us.

A: Howevei; the young people are far from mature to identify what are the truth, the goodness, and the beauty. They will tend to consider their idols as perfect models.

B: Exactly. Even the negative aspects of their icons can be beautified, for example, young fans may think their icons' sexy or violent behaviors is cooL

A: Well so we should seize our invaluable youth and protect ourselves from blind idolatry.