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雅思口语Part1答案：Studies学习

雅思口语Part1答案：Studies学习1. Where do you study?I’m studying in Beijing University. My university has a good reputation in China and it’s quite hard to get in. So, I’ve buckled down to my studies and managed to get throughall the exams a year before. Well, fortunately, I finally got in my ideal university with my favourite major.我在北京大学读书。

我的大学在中国有很好的声誉且很难考入。

所以我一年前就开始很认真的对待学习，通过了所有考试。

幸运的是，我最终进入了我梦想的大学读自己最爱的专业。

2. What subject are you studying?Well, I’m doing business management. I’ve taken some courses like the marketing, organizational management, advertising and something like that. Well, to be honest, it wasn't my first choice. I wanted to study chemistry at first. But in some way, I guess, business management has a promising career opportunity.我在读商业管理，我选了一些课程例如：市场营销、组织管理学、广告学等等。

老实说，这个专业不是我的第一选择。

我最早想读化学，但某种水准上，我想商业管理会有更好的就业机会。

雅思口语Part1问题和答案参考

雅思口语Part1问题和答案参考Confirmation QuestionsGood morning/afternoon. How are you?Morning/afternoon. Fine, thank！How do you do?How do you do?Hi, good to meet you.Good to meet you too.Hi, how are you doing?Not too bad. And you?1.Can I see your ID card please?Sure, here you are.2.Could you tell me your full name please?My full name is ……. But you can call me ….3. And what shall I call you?Most people call me …...Hometown Questions（回答以西安为例）4. Where is your hometown?Xian is located in Shanxi province, which is in central China.5. Let's talk about your hometown or village. What kind of place is it?My hometown is a small place, just outside of Beijing. It takes about an hour to reach/get to there. The people there are mostly farmers, but a lot of the young people work in Beijing. It's a uiet place and I like it.6. Could you tell me something about your hometown?a. Well, it's quite big and it's the capital of Shanxi province. The population's about 6 million and it's famous for its historic sites, especiallyfor the Terracotta Warriors. Xi' an used to be the capital of China, and it's the beginning of the famous Silk Road.b. Okay. Well, my hometown is Beijing and I live just outside of it near the 4th ring road. As you probably know, Beijing's the political and cultural center of China, and it's quite a historical place as well. It's huge-about 12 or 13 million people live in it now-and it seems to be getting bigger every year.7. What kind of landscape surrounds your hometown?a. Harbin's right near the Song Hua Jiang River and it's kind of in a flat area, with mountains in the distance.b. Indio's a coastal city near the sea, so the main landscapes are the beaches and bays. There are also some nice hills nearby.8. What are the main tourist attractions in your hometown?There's the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. These are the two that are most well known. They are also symbols of China. They attract most visitors, but there are quite a lot of other famous sites as well.9. What are the people like in your hometown?They're usually very friendly, but a bit conservative. People still hold onto a lot of old customs and traditions, which is what I mean by conservative. But I think people there are very hospitable and kind. If you ask someone for directions, they'll always try to help you out, or find someone else who can.10. What places in your hometown do you like best and tell me why?I like the Temple of Heaven best because it's very beautiful. It has a lot of space and there are lots of really nice and old trees there. In the early morning, it's very peaceful. The older people practice their Tai-ji, while the younger children just run around and play. I like it there a lot.11. What places in your hometown might a visitor be interestedto visit, and tell me why?I'd recommend the Great Wall, Summer Palace, and the Forbidden City. Those are the most famous places in the city, and I think they best represent Beijing.12. Do you like your hometown, and tell me why or why not?a. Yes. Although it may not have as many opportunities, I think my hometown is a warmhearted place and the people are not as selfish as they are in some of the bigger cities.b. To be frank, I don't really like my hometown that much. I mean, perhaps there are many people who are happy to live there, but I find that thepollution problem is just too bad, and to me itdoesn't seem like a good place to raise a family.13. Do you think your hometown is a good place for a young person to live?a. Yes I do, because it's got a lot of opportunities and the entertainment facilities are quite good. You can get a decent job here if you have some skills, and you can make a lot of good friends if you have a good personality.b. No, I think if you're young you'd be better off going to a bigger city with more opportunities. I think my hometown is more suitable for an older crowd, who enjoy a more peaceful life. Younger people get bored with the way things are here.14. What are the advantages and disadvantages of living in your hometown?I think the biggest advantage is that it's a place where you can find a good job with a good salary, if you try very hard. Also, the people are quite kind and generous. The main disadvantages are the traffic and pollution problems. If you stay in my hometown you will know that these are the two things that everyone here hates the most.Food questions20. What kind of food and dishes do people eat in your hometown? Most people in Changsha like spicy dishes because it's quite hot and humid there, so we need to eat a lot of chilies to help us adapt to the weather. Many people say that in all of China people in Changsha eat the spiciest food.21. What is the main food in China?Well, I'd say it's rice, but I think there are areas where rice is not that important. Each major area in China might eat rice in different quantities, but I think its still the biggest food and probably will always be the top one.22. In what ways has the diet of people in your country been changing?Well, we tend to eat more convenience foods now, especially fast food from restaurants like McDonalds and Chinese fast food places. Also, I'd guess we are now eating a lot of dishes regularly that we thought were big luxuries about 20 years ago.23. How has your diet changed?I don't think it has changed that much. I still eat the same things as I ate when I was a child. I guess the main change is that I have more time and money to go out for dinner.Festival Questions24. Tell me what's the biggest traditional festival in your country.Definitely the Spring Festival. I suppose it's somewhat like Christmas is in western countries. Spring Festival is the only time when all families gather together and stores and business are closed for several days.25. What do you do during the Spring Festival?I usually go back to my hometown and spend a week in my parents' home. We eat delicious food, visit family and friends, and watch TV. I also like to try and contact my high school friends and see how they're doing and what they're up to. We give each other presents and we buy ourselves new clothes to wear for the New Year.26. Can you describe one of the main festivals celebrated inyour country?National Day, which is on October 1st, is a big holiday. We get three days off and there are a lot of fireworks displays. There are large flower pictures andother types of flowers decorating the city, and some of the larger cities hold parades.Changes Questions27. What changes have taken place in your hometown in the last 20 years?Well, I'm pretty young, but may parents always complain that my hometown's traffic is much worse, and they say that prices are a lot higher. But I think on the positive side, life is better, houses are in better condition and there are much better shops and cleaner conditions in the restaurants.28. Has your life changed in the last 10 years, and if so, in what ways?I think my life has changed. It's a bit more comfortable than it used to be, because my parents have more money than they used to have. I think I am a bit more responsible than I used to be, and am not quite as carefree.29. Is there anything you'd like to change in your life?Yes, my dependence upon my parents. Right now I'm quite dependent on them for money, so I hope I can be more independent in the future and one day be able to support them instead of their always supporting me.30. How different is your life from the lives of your parents?It's very different. I have had many more opportunities and a much more comfortable life than they had. I remember my father telling me stories about having just one egg to eat each week, and that was the highlight of his week. I can't really imagine life like that, so I'm grateful that I have a better life than my parents dig. I appreciate their hard work to get us to this point in our lives.31. Has tourism changed China very much?Yes, very much in the last 10 years. Each year we are getting more tourists coming to China since the open door policy. People see more foreigners, and are used to the sight of them now. China is becoming more cosmopolitan, and people are getting to know more about the outside world.32. Has the transport changed over the past 20 years in China? Yes, a lot. We used to have very few bus lines years ago. Most people would use their bikes to get to and from places in the city. But now in big cities there are more bus lines, so it's a lot more convenient. Some cities also have subway lines, and that makes things faster. There are also more taxis in cities, and more people are using them as a mode of transportation.Travels and Holiday Questions33. Do you enjoy traveling?Yes, very much. I've been to most of the major cities in China, and I've also traveled to Thailand and Singapore. I think the more I travel, the more I want to travel. I just like seeing how other people live, and it's really amazing to learn about different cu1tures-much more exciting than just reading about them in a textbook.34. What do you usually do in your holidays?During my holiday, I try to catch up with friends and go out together somewhere. That's the only time I can relax and do something I enjoy. Other than that, it's really difficult because I am always busy with my work, and sometimes I have to work overtime.35. Is there anywhere you would particularly like to visit on your holidays? Where and why?Yeah, I guess the best places to me are beaches. You see, I really like beaches because I just like watching the water come in and I love riding up and down the waves as they come into the shore. So places like Qingdao and Dalian are great places to me.Yes, I'd love to visit Xinjiang if I have a chance. Xinjiang is in the western part of China. The people there are mostly minorities, and I've seen the landscape in some pictures. It's incredible. If I travel to Xinjiang, I'll take a train so that I can see the landscape throughout the journey.36. Let's talk a little about traveling and transport. For a long trip, how do you prefer to travel?In my country, if it's a long trip, I prefer taking a train. Not only isit more economical, but also the time has shortened tremendously in the pastfew years. Air travel is more expensive, and I don't think its worth the extra cost.Transportation Questions37. Which type of transportation do you usually use in your hometown?I use the bicycle. It's fast and cheap and I can always trust it to get me places in the same amount of time.38. Which type of transportation do you prefer for traveling around?Trains are better because they don't encounter any traffic jams, whereas sometimes in the bus, we get stuck in traffic. Also, it is always difficult to get on buses during peak hours, whereas with a train you have a better chance of getting a seat during peak hours.39. What's the traffic situation like in your hometown?It's quite bad now, and I think it's getting more and more serious. Thebig problems are too many cars and not enough space. I think that building more roads sometimes just adds to the problem because people just buy more cars.Accommodations Questions40. Tell me about the kind of accommodations you live in?In my country, I live in a two-bedroom apartment with my parents. The apartment's not big, but we've made it very comfortable to live in. We live on the third floor, and there's no lift in our apartment. The highest floor is the sixth floor, so whoever lives on the sixth floor has to climb up and down every day.41. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the kind of housing you live in?Let me think. The biggest advantage? I guess it would be the convenienceof it. I can do anything I want. As for the biggest disadvantage, some people might say the space, but I think the biggest disadvantage of living in a flat is that you never really get to know your neighbors.42. Which do you prefer, a flat or a house?Well, it depends on the condition that they are in. I'd probably have to say a flat, because you don't have to worry so much about maintaining it.43. Which floor do you live on, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of living on that floor?I live on the 1st floor. The advantage is that it's easier to get to, because you don't have to climb any steps. The bad thing is that it's a bit noisier, although we don't have to put up with too much noise from downstairs, since there is no downstairs!Family Questions44. Can you tell me something about your family?I have 3 brothers and no sisters. Both of my parents are still alive, and are still working. My grandparents on my father's side are both alive too, though my mother's parents have already passed away. I am also married...I got married 2 years ago.45. What do your family members do for a living?My father's retired, and my mother's still working as a nurse at the Xie He hospital. My father used to be a city inspector. I have no brothers and sisters.46. What do you and your family like to do together?I guess we mainly just talk about a lot of things and then watch TV together. My parents and I like to visit people together. Sometimes we go shopping together, but to tell you the truth I prefer doing that by myself.47. Do you prefer big families or small families? What do you think are the advantages of big families and small families?Well, big families are probably good for the children, because there are so many people to play with. But I think that big families also create a big burden for the parents and it's difficult for each child to receive the attention he or she deserves.Studies Questions (Academic Module Students)48. What is your major?I major in Accounting, which is part of the School of Business at my university. I mainly study the international accounting system as it relates to foreign trade.49. Why did you choose your major?Because I've always enjoyed working with computers, and I was always good at math and logic. I was fortunate to have a computer in my home when I was in high school, and I spent quite a lot of time just playing around on the computer. My parents bought me all sorts of books on computer programming, and I just started to read them and pick up the ideas in them.50. How do you like your major?a. I enjoy it, actually. I didn't know that much about it before I studied it, but I'm glad I chose it because it suits me a lot. My father actually suggested that I major in Accounting, because he thought that I'd enjoy it, too.b. I don't like it at all. I wish I could switch to a different one, butit's next to impossible to change majors. I just hope that when I get a job, I won't have to do a lot of work related to my major.51. What do you like most about your studies?I just like learning the principles, and I like solving problems successfully. I also like getting to know my classmates, and working with them.52. Is there anything you don't like about your studies?Generally I like my subjects, but I hate the examination system. There are too many examinations, and most of the time we have to memorize lots of things in books. I'm not very good at that and I find it's a waste of time and energy. Other than that, I quite enjoy my time at school.53. How do you like your life in the People's University?A． I don't like it very much. The dormitory's very crowded, the food is tasteless and my teachers aren't very inspiring. When I was a high school student, I was looking forward to university life so much.I'm quite disappointed, because it's really not what I expected.B． I like it a lot. Sometimes it is a little hard to live in the university, but I have made many good friends and I enjoy my major. It was hard at first to live apart from my parents, but I think that it has been a good change for me. I am much more independent and more able to deal with troubles on my own. My courses are mostly interesting too, so I'm glad that I chose the major I did.54. What do you think of the training you got in the university?a. I think most of my courses will be helpful in the future. My universityhas tried very hard to keep up to date with the latest developments in our field. There were some compulsory classes that I didn't like, such as politics and history, but overall, I think I was provided with a pretty good education.I don't think it's possible to learn everything you need to know in a future career, but I'm satisfied my courses have given me a good start.b. I don't think it was very good. There were some compulsory classes that I had no interest in. Also, our facilities were not very modern, so there were many things we couldn't do.55. How was your high school experience?I had a good high school experience because I was at a good school, and I made so many good friends there. I think I was lucky to have good teachersI think my high school experience was not a happy one because I seemed to always be under a lot of pressure, and for some reason I always seemed to have bad luck. When I got to University my luck started to improve.Work Questions56. Where do you work?I work in the main office of Motorola. It's near the Lufthansa Centre, by the third ring road and Liangmahe road in Beijing. I've been there since 1985.57. When do you go to work everyday?I am required to get to work at 9:00 o'clock, but sometimes I get there at 8:00 o'clock, or even earlier.58. How do you get to work?I drive a car. I own a Santana car, and each morning I have to fight through the traffic. Sometimes I wonder if having a car is really worth it.59. What do you do for a living?I'm an engineer. But my day-to-day work involves quite a lot of management. In fact, I'm in charge of the Beijing branch of Motorola, and have a dozen or so engineers working under me to handle the technical side of the work.60. What are some of your responsibilities? I mean, what does your job involve?I'm a sales manager. I'm in charge of overseeing sales operations for all of northern China, including Beijing. I have about 40 employees under me who are the regional sales representatives.61. Tell me about a typical day at work. What do you do on a daily basis?Most of the time, I sit behind a desk and answer phone calls. It's not a very active job, but I do enjoy it most of the time, except when I get a phone call from a very angry customer. Sometimes, they just want to shout at someone, and because I'm the first one to answer the phone, I get the full vent of their anger.62. How do you like your job?I enjoy it very much. It does have its ups and downs, but really it'squite a good job. I enjoy the people I work with too, which really can make or break a job. We work very well together and can trust each other to do our fair share.63. What do you like most about your job?A． My job is challenging and interesting, and I think that the best thing about it is the satisfaction I get from solving problems. Each time I manage to make things go smoothly, I get a great sense of satisfaction.B． I guess I like the pay. I know that sounds cold, but in fact my job is very routine and so I just feel that at least the pay gives me some satisfaction.a. I think the worst part of the job is all the unnecessary bureaucracy that exists to do everything. I jut wish that there could be simpler routines and not so many steps to everything.b. I think the worst part of my job is the long hours that I'm sometimes required to work. I think it should be designed so that I can be allowed to go home on time every night.65. Tell me something about your job?Well, I'm a French teacher. I teach undergraduate students who are majoring in French. I've been working for about 10 years already, teaching a whole variety of courses over the past 10 years.66. Which part of the day do you like best?Going home from work! Well actually I should say stepping into my flat and greeting my baby daughter who is now about 2 years old.67. What made you decide to get into this field?I didn't really plan to be a teacher at first, but my parents encouraged me to go into teaching. At first I really hated it, but after a while I got used to standing in front of a room full of students. I enjoyed my classes and the challenges of teaching, so that's when I knew that teaching was the right profession for me.Hobbies and Spare Time68. What kind of hobbies do you have?I'm a big basketball fan, even though I'm not very good at playing basketball myself. I love to watch the NBA on TV whenever I get a chance. I also play ping-pong and volleyball whenever I can.69. How did you become interested in your hobby?Since I was young, my father has always involved me in different activities. My father is a ping-pong coach in a high school. So I always have a chance to follow him when he coached. When I was in the school, I got a chance to play with other students in other sports. So that's how I developed an interest in different sports.I like to play on the computer and surf the Internet. Once I get on the Internet, I find that time really passes very quickly. Before I know it, several hours have passed and my back and neck are aching. I also like to gofor walks and read novels on ancient Chinese history.71. Do you like to be with a group of people or alone when you're free?I like being with a group of people. It's livelier and I feel more at ease, especially when I feel that my friends are also having a good time.72. How do you spend your weekends?I usually sleep in on Saturday morning if I can, study in the afternoon in the library, and go out with friends in the evening. On Sundays, I like to go shopping and just spend time walking around outside if the weather is nice. If I don't have much money, I still like to go window-shopping, and I get almost as much pleasure out of that!73. How do you spend your free time?I attend training courses in the evenings. However, as a mother, I also take my son somewhere at the weekend. For example, I may drive to the suburbs or the countryside around Beijing and go fishing, swimming and mountain climbing. I enjoy family life very much.74. What kinds of things do you like doing when you're not working?I'm kind of an indoor type of person, so I guess I like reading most. I'm interested in reading all kinds of books and newspaper or magazine articles, especially those on current issues. I just want to be informed of what's going on in the world.75. Do you like doing these things with a group of friends or by yourself?I prefer being with my friends and family. I'm kind of an outdoor type. I like to go swimming or play badminton with my family or friends during weekends or holidays. If I have a longer vacation, I usually travel to further away places all over the country.Reading76. What kinds of books do you like to read in your spare time?I like reading biographies of interesting people. I like these becausethey teach me something and also I find that other people's lives are sometimes even stranger than the lives of people in fictional stories77. Do you like reading books and newspaper?Yes, I like to read the 21st Century and the China Daily. I usually read as much as I have time for, which is sometimes quite a lot. Both of these newspapers are in English, and I find that it really is a good way for me to practice my English.78. Where do you like to read books?I suppose it depends on the book. If it's just a normal novel, then I guess I'd rather read it at home in my room. But if it's a non-fiction, informational book I guess I'd rather read it in a library.79.Do you discuss the books you read with friends?Yeah, if there's something interesting in them. For example some of the things people say in the biographies make good quotes and I like talking about these people to others.80. Is reading popular in your country with young people?No, I'd say that it's getting less popular. There are just so many other things to do that we don't really have to rely on books that much for entertainment. I think TV is the main reason. Is just more efficient and easier on the brain to watch a show than read a book.Sports81. What is your favourite sport?My favourite sport is basketball. I've been playing it regularly for about a year, and I'm quite crazy about it now.82. Why do you like it so much?Basketball is fast and it's a bit more exciting than playing other sports like football. I love the NBA, so that also makes me more interested in the sport as well.83. What sports are played in your country?Ping-pong and football are probably the most popular sports. China has a very large following of football fans. Especially now that China has qualified for the World Cup, we've become quite crazy about football.84. What is the most popular sport in your country?I'd have to say that football's really the most popular sport in China. There are literally millions of crazy football fans. Whenever there's a match on TV between China and another country, you can hear loud cheers and shoutsall around the city whenever China scores a goal, and loud groans and moans when the other country scores.85. What are the sports facilities like in your hometown?Beijing has a lot of modem indoor facilities offering bowling, tennis, swimming, and other things. But, it's too expensive for most Chinese, and you have to belong to the club in order to use the facilities. There aren't very many sporting facilities that are free and open to the public. Most of the indoor facilities require you to be a member. The outdoor fields are open for anyone to use.Films and TV86. Do you often go to the cinema/theatre?a. Yes. On Friday nights, I usually go and watch whatever's playing. It's kind of a family tradition that I started when my son was young.b. No. I'm not really interested in the theatre. I'd much rather read newspapers and watch TV than pay for the theatre.87. Which cinema do you often go to?There's a cinema just around the corner from my home. It's called the Poly Plaza Cinema. It's probably one of the largest cinemas in Beijing, so they always play the most modem films. And, the ticket price is still fairly reasonable.88. What kind of films do you like?I definitely like comedies best. I don't see why I should pay money to be sad or scared, so I really don't like sad films or horror films at all. I just like to laugh, and I like movies that can put me in a good mood.89. Who's your favorite film star? Can you describe him/her to me?I like Leonardo di Caprio. I first saw him when he starred in Titanic.He's very handsome...blonde hair, blue eyes. He has this look about him that makes him seem very sad, but at the same time hopeful. I have his posters all over my room at home.90. Do you often watch TV? What's your favorite program?a. No, I hardly watch TV at all. I don't find most programs interesting. I think it's just a waste of time to watch TV.b. Yes, I like watching the news and I enjoy watching some of the serial TV shows that come on. But I have to keep up with them, which is a bit hard since I don't have a lot of time to watch them these days.Music91. How often do you listen to music?Everyday. As soon as I get home I usually play something. I've also got a Walkman that I use, and so I often put it on while traveling on the bus because I can't stand all the noise of the traffic.92. What kind of music do you like?Definitely classical music. I have nearly every famous classical work ever recorded. I could sit for hours in a room with my stereo turned up, just listening to classical music. I've also attended several concerts here in Beijing, where world famous orchestras have come to play the great works of Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin or other composers.Clothing Questions93. What kinds of clothing do you like best?My favorite kind of clothing is very shiny, dark clothing. I like wearing very interesting designer clothing, and I like wearing clothes that aresuitable for nightclubs.94. What kind of clothing is popular in China?Right now a lot of people are wearing the Zhong Shan Zhuang. It's a style of clothing that is actually quite old, and was worn by Sun Yatsen. I've seen。

雅思口语题库part1：Study or work

Study1. Do you work or are you a student? 你是上班族还是学生?I'm a student at Tsinghua University in Beijing.我是北京清华大学的一名学生。

2. What subject are you studying?你学什么专业?I'm studying English, focusing on literature, linguistics, writing, and various aspects of the language.我正在学习英语，重点是文学、语言学、写作和语言的各个方面。

3. Why did you choose that subject? 你为什么选择那个科目?I chose English because of my fascination with language, literature, and communication. I've always been captivated by the power of words and the way they shape our understanding of the world.我选择英语是因为我对语言、文学和交流的迷恋。

我一直被语言的力量和它们塑造我们对世界的理解的方式所吸引。

4. What would you like to do in the future? 你将来想做什么?In the future, I aim to utilize my English major in fields related to communication, such as writing, editing, teaching, or even pursuing a career in media or publishing.未来，我的目标是利用我的英语专业从事与传播相关的领域，如写作、编辑、教学，甚至从事媒体或出版工作。

雅思口语考试第一部分part1话题之yourstudies

雅思口语考试第一部分part1话题之yourstudies雅思口语part2备考一直是众多考鸭们的头等难事，不敢开口，开口说不出，说不地道，相关话题的经历太少，让人抓狂。

下面小编给大家带来雅思口语考试第一部分part1话题之your studies，希望对大家的口语有帮助!雅思口语考试第一部分part1话题之your studiesTRY TO USE:I have been studying there for 2 years.I have been studying economics.I’ve been living ina dorm with 5 other girls.I’ve been learning a lot since I entered university.1.Where do you study?I am a college student and I have been studying at FujianNormal University in FuzhouCity for the last 3 years. My major is computerengineering and I quite enjoy it. This is why I intend to continue my studiesoverseas next year.2. Is it agood place to study?Well, yes, it’s not bad. The university has a pretty goodreputati on in Fujian Province. Obviously it’s not one of the best colleges inthe nation, but it has a good reputation inmy field, and Ihave learned a lot already. In addition, the facilities there are very modern.The classrooms are spacious and clean. We even have air-conditioners in mostclasses.The library is brand new(=extremely new).It’s a very comfortable and bright place to study. And ontop of this, the dorms are not too bad. I mean they’re not huge, but it’s goodenough to sleep and hang around with my classmates.3. Why didyou choose this university?I had applied to other, better colleges,but my results onthe College Entrance Examination were not as good as expected, soI had tolower my ambitions and go for Plan B. My university is actually not bad. It’sjust not as prestigious as what I wanted.4. Whatsubject are you studying?My major is marketing, but I must admit to you that Ireally dislike it. This is partlythe reason why I want to study overseas, because in Chinait’s really troublesome to change majors. But in Australia, I don’t need torepeat the first two years, so I plan to go there and major in accounting.I major in computer engineering and I quite like it. Atfirst I wasn’t too sure, but my parents encouraged me to choose this field, andI don’t regret it. I have been learning a lot about software design andelectronic engineering. I will finish my Bachelor’s degree here, and then Iintend to go to England to get a Master’s.5. Whatkind of job do you want to do in the future?I intend to become a computer engineer because itinterests me a lot, and I think I have the potential to do a good job in thisfield. In addition, the pay should be quite high, which is important to me.I plan to set up my own company, although I don’t knowyet what kind of businessI could open. It might be related to logistics,because I have been studying this subject atschool. We shallsee...6. What isthe most difficult part of your studies?It is your turn toanswer now!YourStudies 一in High School1.Where do you study?I’m a high-school student. I have been studying at Number1 Middle School in Fuzhou for 3 years. I’m a senior there, and I’ll be graduatingat theend of this school year. NumberMiddle School is supposed to be the best in my city. Myclassmates are all excellent students,and the teachers push us pretty hard.2. Tell meabout your school.Okay, it’s not a huge school. I think there are only 1500students studying there, sothe classrooms are not overcrowded(=jammed).It’s a pretty oldschool and the facilities are not that great(=not so great).But the teachersare very professional and qualified.It’s a boarding school, so I get to stay there 5 days aweek. It’s quite nice to live with my classmates. We do homework together; wealways eat with our friends. Because we spend each other very well, we get toknow each other very well. You know, because it’s a good school, the teachersmake us work hard, and everyone expects a lot from us.,I think we are allglad to be able to support each other in my class.3. Howlong have you been studying there?I have been studying at the same school for 3 years. Icame there after I graduated from middle school. In China, Be careful with thetense!senior high school lasts 3 years.4. Whichpart of your studies do you find most interesting?I enjoy studying mathematics, probably because I get goodresults in this subject. I don’t find it too hard. It seems to come to mepretty naturally. In addition, my teacher,。

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. 教育范文教育范文个人信息类Studies 1. What subject(s) are you studying?2. Why did you choose to study that subject?3. Do you like your subject? (Why?/Why not?)4. Is it very interesting?5. (Possibly) Are you looking forward to working?6. Do you prefer to study in the mornings or in the afternoon?Teachers1. Do you have a favorite teacher?2. Do you want to be a teacher in the future?3. What kinds of teachers do you like?4. Do you think teachers should be angry at students or not?5. Do you like strict teachers?6. What's the different between young and old teachers?7. Is it important for teachers to interact with students frequently?8. What ’s the most important part in your study, teachers or classmates? Hometown1. What ’s (the name of) your hometown (again)?2. Is that a big city or a small place?3. Please describe your hometown a little.4. How long have you been living there?5. Do you like your hometown?6. (Possibly) Do you like living there? *7. What do you like (most) about your hometown?8. Is there anything you dislike about it?9. Do you think you will continue living there for a long time?Accommodation1. What kind of housing/accommodation do you live in?2. Do you live in a house or a flat?3. Who do you live with?4. How long have you lived there?5. Do you plan to live there for a long time?6. (If you answer you haven't lived there long) What's the difference between where youare living now and where you have lived in the past?7. Can you describe the place where you live?8. Which room does your family spend most of the time in?9. What do you usually do in your house/flat/room?10. Are the transport facilities to your home very good?11. Do you prefer living in a house or a flat? 12. Please describe the room you live in.13. What part of your hometown do you like the most?个人爱好Vegetables and fruits1. What's your favorite vegetable and fruit?2. How often do you eat fruits?3. Are there any special fruits in your hometown?4. Should we eat vegetables every day?New））Snacks （New1. What kinds of snacks do you like to eat?2. Is it healthy to eat snacks?3. Do your parents allow you to eat snacks?4. What was the most popular snack when you were young?5. What kinds of snacks do children in your country like to eat nowadays?Trees1. Do you like trees?2. (Similar to above) Do you like (to go to) the forest (or, a forest)?3. Is there a forest near your hometown?4. Would you like to live in a place that has lots of trees?5. Where can one find trees (or forests) in your country?6. Do you think places with trees attract more visitors than places with few trees?7. Did you ever (like to) climb trees when you were a child?8. Have you ever planted a tree?9. Do you think more people should plant trees?10. (Similar to above) Do you think we should plant more trees?11. Do you think trees are important?12. What would you say are the benefits of having trees?13. Do you think we need to protect trees?New））Television （New1. How much TV do you (usually) watch?2. What's your favorite TV program?3. Did you watch much TV when you were a child? (How much?)4. What (types of) programs did you watch when you were a child?5. Do you think television has changed in the past few decades?6. (Possibly) Do you think television has changed since you were a child?7. Has television changed your life in any way?Film1. Do you like to watch films?2. Do you prefer foreign films or Chinese films?3. How often do you go to a cinema to watch a movie?4. Do Chinese people like to go to a cinema to watch a film?5. What kinds of movies do you like best?6. What was the first film that you watched?Swimming (New) /Sports1. Do you like swimming?2. Is it difficult to learn how to swim?3. Where do Chinese like to go swimming?4. What’s the difference between swimming in the pool and swimming in the sea?5. Do you like to watch sports on TV?6. Do you play any sports?7. Do you have a favorite sports star?8. What’s the most popular sports in China?9. What kinds of sports would you like to try in the future?10. Have you ever tried any dangerous sports?Clothes1. What clothes do you usually like to wear?2. Do / did you wear the same clothes at school and at home?3. Will you change your clothes when you go home today?4. Did you have any special clothes to wear when you were a child?5. Did you like them?Reading books1. What kinds of books did you like to read when you were young?2. Do you still keep these books?3. Have you ever given others books as gifts?4. What’s your favorite kind of books?Music1. Do you often (like to) listen to music?2. When do you listen to music?3. How much time do you spend listening to music every day?4. What kinds of music do you like to listen to?5. What's your favorite kind of music?6. Have you ever been to a concert before?7. Do you like to listen to live music?8. When did you start listening to this type of music?9. Where do you listen to it?10. How do you feel when you listen to this music?11. Do you like listening to songs?12. Have you ever been to a musical performance?13. Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument?14. Is music an important subject at school in China?15. Did you often listen to music when you were a child? (If yes, give details.) What kindsof music are (most) popular in China?Museums1. Are there many (or, any) museums in your hometown?2. Do you think museums are useful for visitors to your hometown/country?3. Do you often visit a museum?4. Did you go to any museums when you were a child?5. When was the last time you visited a museum?6. Do you think museums are important?7. Do you think it's suitable for museums to sell things to visitors?Photography1. Do you like to take photographs? (Why?)2. Do you prefer to take photos yourself or to have other people take photos? (Why?)3. How long have you liked taking photographs?4. How (why) did you become interested in photography?5. How often do you take photographs?6. In what situations do you take photographs?7. What kind of photos do you like to take? (Why?)8. Do you prefer to take pictures of people or of scenery?9. Who do you take photos of?10. How do you keep your photos?11. Do you keep your photographs on your computer?12. Are there any photos on the walls of your home?13. Do you frame (or have you framed) any of your photos? (If yes, which? & why?)14. Do you prefer to send postcards to people or to send photos that you took yourself? (Why?)生活休闲Weekends1. What do you do in your spare time?2. When do you spend time with your family?3. What do you usually do on weekends?4. What did you do last weekend?5. What do other people in your hometown (or, in your country) usually do on weekends?6. What are you going to do next weekend?7. Do you think it is important to make the most of your weekend?8. Do you feel that weekends now are more important to you than when you were a child?Public holidays1. What public holidays do you have in your country?2. Do people in your country celebrate foreign festivals?3. What do you usually do during public holidays?4. What did you do during the last public holiday?5. Do you think public holidays are important?6. Why do we need public holidays?Transportation1. What’s the most popular means of transportation in your hometown?2. How often do you take buses?3. Can you compare the advantages of planes and trains?4. Is driving to work popular in your country?5. Do you think people will drive more in the future?6. Would you ride bikes to work in the future?7. What will become the most popular means of transportation in China? 8.Do you prefer public transportation or private transportation? Newspapers Newspapers／／News1.Do you often read newspapers? 2.Which do you prefer reading, magazines or newspapers? 3.What kinds of (types of) newspapers (or magazines) do you usually read? 4.How old were you when you first started to read newspapers? 5.Do you think it ’s important to read newspapers? (Why?/Why not?) 6.Why do (you think) people read newspapers? 7.What different types of newspaper are there in China? 8.Do you care about the news? 9. Is the news important (to you)? 10.What kinds of news do Chinese people read in newspapers? 11.Do you prefer to read about domestic (or local) news or international news? (Why?) 12.What are some methods that newspapers use to attract readers? 13.What influence do you think newspapers have on society? 14.Do you think the Internet is a good way to get news?抽象话题Text messages/phone calls （New New））1.Do you text someone if he doesn ’t answer your phone? 2.Is there any chance when texting someone is better than calling him? 3.Have you ever had difficulty replying? 4.How often do you send text messages? 5.How often do you make phone calls? 6. Do you like to call your parents or send text messages to them?Social network （New New）） 1. What kinds of social networking websites do you like to use?2. Are you a social person?3. What kinds of people do you like to be friends with on those websites?4. Is it easy to find real friends on a social networking website?5. What kinds of chatting app or software do Chinese like to use?Time management1. Are you good at organizing time?2. How do you usually organize time?3. Do you think planning is important for time management?4. Why do some people find it hard to follow their plans?5. How would you teach your children time management? Teamwork Teamwork（（New New））1.When was the last time you worked with a team? 2.Do you like to work or study with others or just by yourself? 3.What ’s the most important thing for teamwork? 4.Do you like to be a leader?Sleeping1. How many hours are you asleep for every day?2. Is it necessary to take a nap every day?3. Do old people sleep a lot? Why?4. What time do you usually go to bed?5. Do you always have a good sleep?Sky1. Do you like to watch the sky?2. What is the sky like at night in your hometown?3. Do you like to watch stars?4. Have you ever taken a course about stars?5. What's your favorite star?New））Being in a hurry （New1. When was the last time you did something in a hurry?2. Do you like to finish things quickly?3. What kinds of things will you never do in a hurry?4. Why do people make mistakes more easily when they are in a hurry?Being alone1. Do you like to be alone?2. What do you like to do when you are alone?3. Do you like to spend time with your friends or just stay at home on your own?4. When was the last time you were being alone?Mathematics1. When did you start learning math?2. Do you like math?3. Who taught you math?4. Who’s your favorite teacher so far?5. Is math difficult for you to learn?6. Do you like to use a calculator?History (New)1. Do you like (to learn about) history?2. What historical event do you find most interesting?3. Do you think history is important?4. Do you like to watch programs on TV about history?5. Do you think you (= one) can (really) learn history from films and/or TV programs?6. Do you think the Internet is a good place to learn about history?7. Can you name a person from history whom you would like to learn more about?8. Why would you like to learn more about him/her?Forget about things/memory (New)1. What do you remember to do every day?2. What helps people to remember things?3. Why do old people forget about things easily?4. Have you ever forgotten something important?Helping others (New)1. When was the last time you helped others?2. Do you like to help strangers?3. Did your parents teach you the importance of helping others when you were young?4. Have you ever refused to help others?5. Would you keep helping people in the future?6. Hanging out with friends7. How often do you like to hang out with friends?8. Who do you usually like to hang out with?9. Where do you like to go when you hang out with your friends?10. Do you like to go out with a big group or just few friends?Handwriting1. Do you usually write by hand or write using a computer(typewriter or word-processor)?2. Nowadays, how do most people write things?3. Do you think computers might one day replace handwriting?4. When do children begin to write in your country?5. How did you learn to write?6. Do you think handwriting is very important (nowadays)?7. How can children today improve (or, practice) their handwriting?8. What impression does a person's handwriting have on other people?Emails and Letters1. Do you write many letters or emails?2. Do you prefer to write letters by hand or to use a computer?3. Which do you more often write, emails or letters?4. How often do you write an email or a letter?5. What are the differences between emails and letters?6. What do you usually write about?7. Who do you usually write to?8. Is it hard to think of what to write?9. What kind(s) of letter/email do you think is (are) the hardest to write?10. How do you feel when you receive a letter or email?11. What kinds of emails (or letters) do you receive that make you feel happy?12. Do you think people will still write letters in the future?New））Colors （New1. What colors do you like?2. What’s the most popular color in China?3. Do you like to wear clothes or bright colors?4. What’s the different between men and women’s preference on colors?5. Do colors affect your mood?New））Countryside （New1. Would you like to live in the countryside in the future?2. What do people living in the countryside like to do?3. What are the benefits of living in rural areas?4. What’s the different between living in the city and living the countryside?。

雅思口语Part1问题和答案参考

雅思口语Part1问题和答案参考雅思口语Part1是口语考试的第一部分，主要测试考生的基本口语能力和日常生活经验。

在这个部分，考生需要回答有关自己、家庭、工作、生活、兴趣、旅游等方面的问题。

下面是一些常见的Part1问题和答案参考供大家参考。

个人经历类问题1. 请介绍一下你自己。

我叫XXX，今年XXX岁，是XXX专业毕业的。

我喜欢阅读、旅行和体育运动，目前正在寻找一份与我的专业相关的工作。

2. 你从小到大住在哪里？我出生在XXX，一直在那里生活到XXX岁，之后我去了XXX市读大学，现在我在这里工作了。

3. 你最喜欢的科目是什么？我最喜欢的科目是英语，因为它能够让我更好地理解世界，并且在我的专业中也非常重要。

家庭类问题1. 你家有多少人？你和他们住在一起吗？我家有XXX人，我和我的父母以及一个兄弟住在一起。

2. 你最喜欢与家人做什么活动？我最喜欢与家人一起看电影或者游戏，这样可以增强我们之间的联系，同时也是放松和享受时光的好方式。

3. 你家习惯晚餐一起吃吗？是的，我们家习惯晚餐一起吃，这是家人之间沟通交流的好机会，也帮助我们更好地了解彼此的生活和工作。

工作和学习类问题1. 你目前的工作是什么？你喜欢它吗？我目前的工作是XXX，我非常喜欢这个工作，因为它与我的专业相关，并且也给我提供了可以提升自己的机会。

2. 你最喜欢的科目是什么？我最喜欢的科目是英语，因为它能够让我更好地理解世界，并且在我的专业中也非常重要。

3. 你是否参加过课外活动？如果有，你参加的是什么活动？是的，我参加过一些课外活动，比如志愿者服务、音乐和阅读俱乐部等。

这些活动不仅丰富了我的课余生活，也让我结识了一些志同道合的朋友。

生活和兴趣类问题1. 你最喜欢的电影类型是什么？我最喜欢的电影类型是悬疑和犯罪类型的电影，因为这种类型的电影可以让我感受到紧张和刺激，也让我想更多地思考人性和社会问题。

2. 你喜欢旅行吗？你去过哪些国家或城市？是的，我非常喜欢旅行。

雅思口语考试Part 1参考答案(6.5分-7.5分)

8.4 An important inventionPart11. Have you ever stayed in a really nice/expensive hotel? (Experience Question: a good sample is supposed to briefly convey the feeling of that experience attached with the main details.)Yeah, I still remember the last New Year when my uncle invited all of my family members to stay 3 nights in the most up-scale hotel of my hometown. We all enjoyed the luxurious facilities, like the cozy bed and smooth velvit. I was even served breakfast every morning in my room. It’s fantastic.2. What services and facilities are usually available in hotels in your country? (Description Question: The most common mistake is to list all the ‘facilities’ one has ever known. A better answer should focus on a certain aspect and illustrate some details to support this aspect. If a student finds it too hard to get something sepcial, he/ she can try to categarise the target details and illustrate their functions one by one. )Sample 1: Well, in my mind, most of my country’s hotels could offer the majority of the basic facilities in their service, but the lockers or drawers with keys might be something special. You know, some business people whose work involes confidentiality would appreciate this facility very much.Sample 2: In my mind, most of my country’s hotels could offer the majority of the basic facilities in their service, like beds, TVs and showers with hot water. These facilities are essential to make the guests have less uncomfortable feelings in an unfamiliar environment. Most of the hotels also provide some wardrobes to the guests to hang their clothes.3. What factors are important when selecting a hotel? (Giving Opinion Questions: The sturcture of this kind of question is quite clear. The answerer is supposed to propose an opinion and give some explanation.)From my perspective, security is the thing I pay the utmost attention to. That includes not only just the CCTV cameras but also the maintaining of their facilities. We should, first of all, ensure ourselves not injured by accident when we choose to stay a while in some places.Part 2Describe an important invention (before the age of computers) that has influenced human society.You should say:what the invention iswhen and where it was inventedhow it is usedand explain how this invention has influenced society．In my mind, trains have been serving as an outcome of the desire to facilitate humans’ lives and never fall behind people’s expectations. As an art and literature student, I can’t exactly tell the origin of this great invention. However, I thought its creation could date back to the age of steam train in UK after the invention of team machine by James Watt. The increase of our life qualities should owe a lot to this invention for two reasons. (Background Information) For one thing, almost every citizen in today’s modern society enjoys the high frequency and speed of the railway service. Specifically, people only need to spend several hours to cover a long distance journey which would have taken them about a month in the past. One could even get into the next train in less an hour if the one issued by the ticket was missed. (Point 1 + Explanation)For another, the net of the rail tracks covers a large area of my country. No matter how remote your location is, you would have a relatively easier access to the nearest train station.Speaking of this, I should say thanks to the invention of train as a globetrotter. (Point 2 + Explanation)All in all, trains play an important role in our life and contribute a lot to our society. (Ending Sentence)Part 31．What changes have taken place in society as a result of the use of modern technology such as the television and the computer? (Description Question)The past decades witnessed a series of changes brought by high technologies. On the one hand, people benefit a lot from the convenience and efficiency supported by thoseadvanced technologies. For example, computer has speeded up the pace of almost every single work and is going to make more changes in the near future. On the other hand, high technology also invades into people’s daily lives and shapes people’s life styles.One of the most noticeable phenomenon must be the growing number of phubbers who care less and less about their surroundings.2. Do you think people rely too much on machines and modern technology nowadays? (Giving Opinion Question)Absolutely yes. People have already lost the ability to deal with even basic tasks without the assistance of technology. Specifically, we could see this from the overwhelmingoccupation of those so-called ‘user friendly’ electronic products. People even don’t have to read the instruction before they get familiar with the main functions.3. How do you think modern technology will change the way people work in the future? (Prediction Question)To tell the truth, people’s way of working is being changed by the most cutting-edgetechnology all the time and this will definitely be the tendency in the future. Obviously, people have been changing their minds to keep in tune with the high-tech to enhancetheir work efficiency. It’s natural to benefit from what we created.。

雅思口语Part1范文：Workstudy工作和学习

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雅思口语Part1：Work&study 工作和学习work1.Do you work or study?I graduated a few years ago and I’m now in full time employment.2.What is your job?I’m currently an English teacher working for the British Council in Ho Chi Minh City.3.Why did you choose that job?I was previously a lawyer and found it to be really stressful and never had any free time, so after quitting that job I thought teaching might be the complete opposite of being a lawyer, you know not as stressful and more time off.4.Are there lots of English teachers in Ho Chi Minh City?Oh yes! There is a such a big demand for English as a second language here and it’ s also quite a cheap place to live compared to many other big cities in Asia.5.Do you enjoy your job?Most of the time. It’s very rewarding to be able to help people every day and the students here are very hardworking and fun to teach, but you sometimes have lessons that do go so well and the money could always be better.6.Do you get on well with your co-workers?Yes, fine. I don’t really see work as part of my social life, soI don’t socialis e with them, so I suppose I could be more friendly, but it’s just my nature to be a bit colder withcolleagues. I think it’s more professional to be that way.7.What was your first day at work like?There were lots of teachers starting at the same time as me, 10 I think, so we all had a big induction day. The more senior teachers ran workshops with us to familarise us with the different systems they had and then we went for a team dinner in the evening.8.What responsibilities do you have at work?All of the teachers main responsibility is to plan good lessons and then teach them to the best of our ability. On top of that we have several admin. tasks to carry out like mark homework, fill out attendance sheets and write reports.9.Would you like to change your job in the future?Yes, as I said before, I like working by myself, so I would like to be my own boss. I’ m currently developing my own website, so if it’s successful I will leave teaching and work on it full time. This will also give me more time to work on other projects.10.What is your typical day like in work?I normally have 2 or 3 classes in the evening and I start the day by doing all the planning at home. This normally takes between an hour or two depending on the lessons. I then take the rest of the day to spend with my family, before going to work around 3 to print off my materials and then I teach all evening.11.What would you change about your job?As with most English teachers, we have to teach what is on the curriculum and this can mean that you are teaching some things that are quite boring or not very useful for your students, so I would like to have more freedom to teach outside thesyllabus.12.What do you do?Presently, I am working with Fox Traveller as a host for their show that involves travelling around India and discovering its culture and people. We already have covered the southern part of India and now we shall be moving towards the eastern part. The show will go on air in January next year.13.What are your responsibilities at your work place?My main objective is to make sure that we get the information required. So, for instance, if we are travelling to Mysore, instead of talking about the places everyone goes, I need to make sure we cover the places no one ever has. Like the best and the cheapest place to eat. It requires lot of research and I mostly go to the place 10 days before our team arrives.14.How many hours do you work each day?Well, we don’t have any particular routine. Sometimes the work demands us to work ten hours, sometimes more than that, sometimes less. So, it is all on the location and the time it requires to give us the required information. Also, for me this is something that I love, so mostly work doesn’t seems like work.15.Do you enjoy your work?Oh! I love it. The feeling that you get after meeting so many people and talking with them and realizing how happy they are after all the issues they have. I remember we went out to shoot a village in Mysore and initially we thought the people would be very unhappy because of the limitations they had, but to our surprise they were all very happy and it was fun knowing their ways of living.16.If given a chance to change your work place, would you do that?At present, my workplace is great for me. I am loving the people I work with and enjoy the work that I am doing. So as of now, I don’t see myself changing the place. But, may be after some time, if the work is getting repetitive or there is no more learning for me, I may change.17.Is there some other kind of work you would prefer to do?I surely love the work that I do, but may be if time allows, instead of hosting shows I would prefer writing about my experiences of the places I visit. May be because when one writes a lot more gets expressed which is not possible why saying things off in television.18.If you could change your profession, what would you do?Well, I think may be I will open a company that gives equal education rights to people. While travelling, I realized that there are so many children who don’t ge t education, and even if they get it is not of good quality. So, I will open a business that provides good quality education to people who cannot afford it.Study1.Do you work or study?I’m currently a student at Queen’s University, Belfast.2.What do you study?I study law because it’s a really well thought of degree and I’m hoping to pursue it as a career in the future.3.Is it a popular subject at your university?Very popular, in fact it’s one of the most sought after courses. I think there are about 350 people reading law at Queen’s. I think lots of student’s parents want them to study law so they can get a good job after they graduate.4.Do you enjoy studying it?It’s such a huge subject that there will always be parts youlike and parts you don’ t li ke. I find Human Rights fascinating because it can really make a difference to peoples’ lives. On the other hand, modules like Land Law and Equity are really boring.5.Do you get along with your classmates?Yes, they are all really great. Most people like to socialise together in the evenings and this makes us a very tight group. If you know someone socially, it is much easier to work together in class.6.If you could change to another subject, what would it be?I planned to study medicine, but then when I went on work experience I fainted at the first sight of blood, so definitely not that. I’m a real history buff and read books about World War 2 all the time, so I suppose it would have to be Modern History.7.Do you plan to use the subject you are studying in the future?Yes, I’ve already started to apply for jobs as a lawyer. We normally have to secure a job a year before we graduate and then work very hard to get a high overall mark. After that, I will probably do a Masters in law to become a specialist in one particular area.8.What is the most difficult part of your subject?You have to remember lots of legislation and cases and not only remember their names, but also how the affect each part of the law and how they interact with each other. Physically it can also be exhausting because we have to read very dense texts fora few hours every day.9.What would like to study in the future?As I said before, my favourite type of law is Human Rights, so I would like to do a masters in International Human Rights Law. it’s right at the cutting edge of my field and there are also lotsof very high profile cases in the media, so it’s really exciting and something I would like to become an expert in.10.Why did you choose your university?Mostly because it is close to my hometown and most of my friends were going there. I kind of regret it now. It’s a great university, but because it’s so close to home it doesn’t give you much of a chance to experience new things and meet new people. If I were to choose again, I’d stu dy abroad.雅思口语考试中你所不知的那些方法在雅思口语的考试当中，打动考官是至关重要的一点。

雅思口语study

雅思口语study雅思口语的Study话题是很常见的一个部分，对于许多雅思考生来说也是比较容易展开话题的一个方向。

下面是一些关于Study话题的参考内容，供考生参考：1. 自己的学习习惯和方法：- 我通常会找一个安静的地方进行学习，如图书馆或自己的房间，这样可以集中注意力。

- 我喜欢用纸和笔来记笔记，因为写下来可以帮助我更好地理解和记忆知识。

- 我会定期复习，而不是拖到考试前才开始抱佛脚，这样可以巩固知识。

- 我会利用一些学习工具，如闹钟和番茄钟，帮助我保持专注和高效学习。

2. 喜欢的学科和课程：- 我对科学类学科比较感兴趣，如物理和化学。

这些学科让我对自然界的规律和现象产生了好奇。

- 我也喜欢文学类的课程，尤其是英语文学。

通过阅读文学作品，我可以更好地理解人性和社会问题。

- 数学是我较擅长的学科之一，我喜欢用逻辑和公式解决问题。

3. 学习中遇到的困难和挑战：- 有时候我会遇到理解困难，特别是在学习一些抽象概念或难题的时候。

为了克服这个问题，我会寻求老师和同学的帮助。

- 时间管理也是一个挑战，尤其是在应对多门学科和作业很多的情况下。

为了解决这个问题，我会制定学习计划和合理分配时间。

- 学习英语作为第二语言也是一个挑战，我会花更多的时间和精力来提高我的语言能力。

4. 感谢学习带给我的：- 学习让我不断锻炼我的思维能力和解决问题的能力。

- 通过学习，我结识了一些志同道合的朋友，与他们一起分享知识和经验，这让我受益匪浅。

- 学习使我不断成长和进步，拓宽我的视野和知识面。

5. 学习和工作之间的平衡：- 对我来说，学习和工作之间的平衡是非常重要的。

虽然我重视学习，但我也知道休息和放松对于保持健康和提高效率很重要。

- 我会合理安排时间，保证有足够的时间来学习和完成任务，并留出时间来锻炼和休息。

- 我也会设定明确的目标，以便能更好地分配时间和精力。

以上是关于雅思口语Study话题的一些参考内容，可以根据个人情况展开并进一步拓展。

（完整版）雅思口语第一部分的问题和参考答案

（完整版）雅思口语第一部分的问题和参考答案I. Possible QuestionsStage One Questions1. Good morning, my name is Jake Edward. Could you tell me your full name please?2. And what shall I call you?3. Can I see your identification please?4. Does your name have any special meaning?5. What's the literal translation of your name?6. Where do you come from?7. Where were you born?8. Where about is your hometown?9. What kind of landscape surrounds your hometown?10. Could you tell me something about your hometown?11. What are the main tourist attractions in Beijing?12. What's the climate like in your hometown?13. What are the people like in your hometown?14. What are the differences in accent between the people of your hometown and Beijing?15. What kind of food and dishes do people eat in your hometown?16. Tell me about what's the biggest traditional festival in your country.17. What do you do during the Spring Festival?18. Can you describe one of the main festivals celebrated in your country?19. What are some of the customs in your country that I should know about?20. How long have you lived in Beijing?21. What's the weather like in Beijing?22. How do you compare the climate in Beijing with that in your hometown?23. What places in Beijing do you like best? Why?24. What places in Beijing should a foreigner visit? Why?25. What are the major social problems in Beijing? How can they be solved?26. What is the biggest problem China faces?27. What places do you recommend a foreigner to visit in your hometown and why?28. Which city, in your opinion, is the best city in China?29. Has tourism changed China very much?30. Has transport changed over the past 20 years in China?31. Is there anywhere you would particularly like to visit on your holidays? Where and why?32. Let's talk a little about traveling and transport. For long trips, how do you prefer to travel?33. Tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in, either this country or in your hometown.34. Let's talk about your hometown or village. What kind of place is it?35. What do you usually do in your holidays?36. Why do you think trains are better than buses?37. Can you tell me something about your family?38. Do you have children?39. What is your child's name?40. What is your son/daughter like? Tell me about his/her personality.41. What does your wife/husband do for a living?42. When did you get married?43. Tell me something about your wedding, please. Did you have any kind of ceremony?44. What did you/your wife wear on your wedding day?45. Where did you go for your honeymoon?46. Did you have to ask for permission from your parents before you got married?47. Could you tell me what happens at a wedding in your country?48. What kind of parent do you intend to be?49. What hope or fears do you have for your children?50. What sort of culture do you hope your child will grow up in?51. As a parent, do you plan to raise your child differently from how your parents raised you?52. How different is your life from the lives of your parents?53. Are you going to bring up your child differently? How?54. Are you going to bring up your child differently from the way you were broughtup? How?55. Do you enjoy shopping?56. Who does most of the shopping in your family?57. Do you enjoy cooking?58. Are you a good cook?59. Who does most of the cooking in your family?60. Do you have a lot of friends?61. What is your major?62. Why did you choose software development as your major?63. How do you like your major?64. When and where did you graduate? What qualifications have you obtained?65. Could you tell me something about your educational background?66. Which university is the best one in your country?67. Why do you think Qinghua is the best university in you country?68. How are you as a student?69. How do you try to get good grades as a student?70. Are there anything you don't like about your studies?71. Where do you work?72. What do you do for a living?73. What is your line of business?74. What is your job? What does your job involve?75. What do you do on a daily basis?76. How do you like your job?77. Tell me something about your job.78. What made you decide to get into this field?79. What kind of hobbies do you have?80. How did you become interested in your hobby?81. What do you do in your spare time?82. How do you spend your weekends?83. What is your favorite sport? What are the rules?84. What is the most popular sport in your country?85. What are the sport facilities like in your university/Beijing?86. How do you spend your free time?87. Do you like reading books or newspapers?88. Do you often go to the cinema/theatre?89. Which cinema do you often go to?90. What kind of films do you like?91. What kinds of things do you like doing when you are not working?92. Do you often watch TV? What's your favourite programme?93. What kind of music do you like?94. Who's your favourite film star? Can you describe him/her to me?95. Do you enjoy travelling?96. What do you know about Britain/Canada/Australia, etc.?97. What sort of accommodation would you most likely to live in when you get to England?98. What problems or difficulties do you think you may have in Britain/Canada/Australia, etc?99. How will you try to overcome the difficulties/How will you deal with them?100. Student life is quite competitive. Do you think you'll be able to manage the demand inBritain/Canada/Australia, etc?101. What difficulties do you think you'll encounter in your studies in Britain/Canada/Australia? 102. Can you imagine what life in Britain/Canada/Australia etc. would be like?103. How do you think you'll feel being so far from your family?104. What do you want to study?/What do you intend to study?105. Which university are you going to study at?106. Why did you choose this university? Could you tell me why you choose to study at university of X?107. Where are you going to study in Britain/Canada/Australia, etc. and why?108. What are your plans in Britain/Canada/Australia, etc.?109. What do you hope to gain from your studies abroad?110. What do you think your study abroad will do for your career?111. What kind of differences in the cultures are you expecting between China and the UK?112. What effect do you think your studies will have on your career when you get back to China? 113. What do you intend to do after you graduate?114. What will be some of your challenges you foresee when you come back to China?115. Do you think you'll have any problems adjusting back to life in China?116. What kind of changes will you have to make when you come back to China?117. Do you think there might be a gap between what you learned from your studies and the level of knowledge you will encounter on arrival?118. Are there any special places you want to see in Canada? What are they?119. What kind of things do you particularly want to do in Canada that you can't do here?120. How do you like your life in X X X University?121. What do you think of the training you got in the university?122. What aspect of English do you find the most difficult?123. Can you compare American English with British English?124. What sports are played in your country?125. Could you describe the traditional architecture of your country?126. Could you tell me why you chose to study at the University of X?127. What are sporting facilities like in your hometown?128. What are you going to major in?129. Are you going to do your own cooking when you are at university?130. What do you think you will be doing in five years' time?131. What are your goals in life?II. Suggested Answers1. G ood morning, my name is Jake Edward. Could you tell me your full name please? My family name is Huang, and my given name is Qi Guang.2. And what shall I call you?Most people call me Xiao Huang.3. Can I see your identification please?Yes, here it is.4. Does your name have any special meaning?a. Yes. My family name "Huang" means yellow. My given name has two parts. The first part "Qi" means something like enlightenment or the start. The second part "Guang" means light. It was given to me by my grandfather. Actually, all the boys of my generation in my family have the character "Qi" in their names.b. The first part of my name means "bright" —— as in light. The second part means "true" or "truth". Taken together, my namemeans "Bright Truth". My grandmother gave this name to me.5. What's the literal translation of your name?Well, Huang literally translates as "yellow", and "Qi" means "enlightened or the start". "Guang" literally means "light or bright". So, taken together, mygiven namemeans something like "the beginning of light" or "beingenlightened with light' something to thator effect.6. Where do you come from?a. I was born in Xi'an, which is one of the major cities in China. It used to be the capital city at one point in China's history.b. I come from Shanghai, but I was born in Xi'an. My parents moved to Shanghai when I was just 4 years old, so I really don't know much about Xi'an, apart from occasional summer visits to see some good friends of the family. In fact, I don't have any relatives at all living in Xi'an.7. Where were you born?I was born in Xi'an, which is in the centre of China. It's a famous historic city, and is also well known to tourists who travel the Silk Road.8. Where about is your hometown?Xi'an is located in Shanxi Province, which is in central China.9. What kind of landscape surrounds your hometown?Xi'an is surrounded by plains, and is bordered by a plateau to the north and the Qinling Mountains to the south.10. Could you tell me something about your hometown?a. Hmm.. well, the population is about 6 million. It's famous for its historic sites, especially for the Terracotta Warriors. Xi'an was named the capital of China several times over many dynasties. Also, Xi'an is the starting point of the famous Silk Road, which was important in ancient times. The weather is extremely hot insummer, about 40 degrees Centigrade, and fairly coldin the winter, about 14 degrees Centigrade below zero.b. Okay. Well, first of all, my hometown is "X". I was born in the city, butmoved to the outskirts of the town when I was small. "X" is a fairly large city —a pretty important economic centre actually. It has a population of 3 million. It's pretty flat, and is situated right near a large lake.11. What are the main tourist attractions in Beijing?They are the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven, and the Summer Palace. Beijing has a lot of other famous sites as well.12. What is the climate like in your hometown?It's generally very hot in summer, about 40 degrees Centigrade. In winter, it's cold —about minus 14 degrees Centigrade. The spring and autumn are both mild and pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 12 to 25 degrees Centigrade. Oh, and thesummer time is extremely humid as well. There are four seasons. Winter is cold and snowy; spring is short and rainy; summer is hot and humid; and autumn is beautiful.13. What are the people like in your hometown?They are usually very friendly and somewhat conservative. If you were to visit Xi'an, you'd soon notice that the people still retain many ancient customs and traditions, which is what I mean by conservative. You'd also notice that people there are very helpful. If you ask someone for directions, they will try to help you out, or find someone else who can help you.14. What are the differences in accent between the people of your hometown and Beijing?a. In (name of hometown), we pronounce (a word) like (hometown's pronunciation), but in Beijing, they say (Beijing's pronunciation).b. There are quite a few differences between my hometowndialect and Beijing dialect. I can't even describe them. When I speak in my local dialect, people in Beijing have no idea what I'm saying.c. Well, you know Beijing dialect usually has an "errr" added to a lot of words. We don't do that in my hometown. Also, some of the tones are different, and thereare slight differences in pronunciation. In Beijing, people might say "shi" meaning "ten", but in my hometown, we say "si". Those are the main differences.d. In my hometown, if we want to say "a little", we say "yi dian dian". But in Beijing, they say "yi diar". The accent in Beijing has a very strong "rrr" soundto the end of words. We don't have that at all in my hometown. And, I found it hard to get used to at first when I came to Beijing.15. What kind of food and dishes do people eat in your hometown?Definitely jiaozi or dumplings. My province is famous for its vinegar, which is used when we eat dumplings.16. Tell me about what's the biggest traditional festival in your country.Definitely the Spring Festival. I suppose it's somewhat like Christmas in western countries. Spring Festival is the only time when all families gather together and stores and business are closed for several days.17. What do you do during the Spring Festival?I usually go back to my hometown and spend a week in my parents' home. We eat delicious food, visit family and friends, and watch TV. I also like to try and contact my high school friends and see how they're doing and what they're up to. We give each otherpresents and we buy ourselves new clothes to wear for the new year.18. Can you describe one of the main festivals celebrated in your country?National Day, which is on October 1st, is a big holiday. We get three days off and there are a lot of fireworks displays. There are large flower pictures and other types of flowers decorating the city, and some of the larger cities hold parades.19. What are some customs in your country that I should know about?China has a great number of customs. Let me tell you something about friendship. Really good friends will always help each other. I can go to a friend's home any time of the day, and he will drop what he is doing and welcome me. It might sound strange to you, because I know that in the West, people usually schedule appointments with each other in advance. But, our friendships in China are very strong and deep, and it would be unheard of not to drop what you are doing and invite a friend in.21. What is the weather like in Beijing?There are four seasons. Winter is cold, dry and windy, with a bit of snow. Spring is short and wet. Summer is hot and humid, with temperatures as high as 30 degrees Centigrade. It's pretty miserable in the summer unless you have air conditioning.Fall is probably the best season — it's very comfortable —not windy, not cold, not humid.22. How do you compare the climate in Beijing with that in your hometown?It's about the same, except that we get a lot more snow in my hometown than we get in Beijing. I suppose it has something to do with the geography of the two cities.23. What places in Beijing do you like best? Why?I like the Temple of Heaven best because it's very beautiful. The park around it is very spacious and is filled with large gingko trees and some very old trees. Also, in the early morning, it's very peaceful. The older generations are practicing their Tai-ji, while the younger children are running around and playing.24. What places in Beijing should a foreigner visit? Why?I would recommend the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, and the Forbidden City. Those are the most famous places in the city. Of course, there are many other places that have less historic significance, but those four places are really worth seeing.25. What are the major social problems in Beijing? How can they be solved?There are a lot of people who have recently been laid off work. They have little income and many have a family to support.I think they should be given a chance to get another job —maybe by giving them more training or something like that. Perhaps if the government provided a short-term vocational training course to people who have been laid off ... that would help with the unemployment problem.26. What is the biggest problem China faces?Overpopulation. Even though China has the one-child policy, it still has a huge population. The government wants to provide food and education for everyone, but they haven't yet attained their goal. Many of China's problems stem from overpopulation.27. What places do you recommend a foreigner to visit in your hometown and why?I'm from Xi'an. I think the Terracotta Warriors is really worth seeing. It is the tomb of Qinshihuang, the first emperor of ancientChina as a unified country. There are thousands of Terracotta soldiers buried together with the emperor's body in the tomb. It looks really magnificent.28. Which city, in your opinion, is the best city in China?Beijing, because it's the capital of China and has a very rich culture. In addition, Beijing is more beautiful than many other cities, because it's the showcase of China. A lot of money has been invested in Beijing and it is a very interesting place to visit.29. Has tourism changed China very much?Yes, very muchin the last 10 years. Each year we are getting more tourists coming to China since the adoption of the open door policy. People see more foreigners and are used to the sight of foreigners compared to years ago. This is true in big cities like Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou etc. China is becoming more cosmopolitan and people are getting more knowledge of the outside world.30. Has the transport changed over the past 20 years in China?Yes, very much indeed. Weused to have very few bus lines years ago. Most people would use their。

part1的万能答题模板

雅思口语part1的万能答题模板PART1回答到底需要多长才合适?什么样的问题需要说多一些，什么样的问题需要说少一些?PART2的已经那么多内容要准备了，PART1可不可以偷工减料?其实，PART1的关键点是：既要有所拓展，让考官看到你的语言水平;也要控制自己，不要那么快就长篇大论!（8个方法）1.谈个人感受在回答任何问题的时候，都可以结合自身的喜好或者是感受来回答，而且口语考试中尽量自己说实话。

问题越是简单，你可以回答的内容范围就越广，毕竟我们都是博爱的人!Q: What do you like to do in your spare time?A: My favourite leisure activity is shopping, because I love trying on new clothes and I always feel more confident when I’m wearing a new outfit.2.转折说到拓展，其实最简单的一个办法就先but一个再说，尤其是在自己不知道要说啥的时候，but了之后，绝对思路就会变得开阔一些!因为无论你上一句话是什么，后面接的绝对是和前面相反的东西。

但是注意别扯太远，讲的内容要和题目相关!Q: How long have you worked there?A: I’ve worked there for three years, but I’m thinking about trying a different line of work next year.3.结合细节给了一个宽泛的回答之后，千万不能就结束了，可以往你的回答里添加一些很细节的东西。

但是，千万别偏题了~Q: Do you live in a flat or a house?A: I live in a house with my two brothers and my mum. It's got three bedrooms,a huge living room and a spacious kitchen.4.对比过去无论考官问到什么内容，都可以通过对比过去来拓展。

雅思口语第一部分参考答案

1. AnimalsDo you like animals?--你喜欢所有动物，还是只喜欢某些动物，它们的共同特点是什么？你喜欢它们的具体表现是什么？Do people in your country like animals?--答案是肯定的，多数人还是喜爱动物，对动物挺友好的，但也有少数人虐待动物的，着实可恶！What animals do people like to keep as pets in your country? (Why)--从最常见的开始说起，并说明为什么它们那么受欢迎。

然后可以说说你所知道的不常见的宠物，并举例说明。

Is there any change right now compared with the past?--这个问题问的是过去人们养的宠物和现在又什么区别。

其实，过去又有多少人养宠物呢？Do people of different age keep different animals as pets?--对不起，这个真不知道，但是你可以猜猜。

--Yes I do, but not all animals. I prefer animals that are smart, cute and um, hairy 多毛的, for example dogs. I dislike those hairless animals, like snakes and lizards. 蜥蜴They look so scary , you know. I get goose bumps 毛骨悚然whe never I see them.--Well, generally yes . I think most people are fond of animals. And this can be seen from the fact that so many people keep animals as pets. But I have to ad mit 承认that some people are cruel 残忍的杀害to animals. I often read news reports about someone maltreat ing 虐待or even killing stray 流浪dogs and cats. It 's really abhorrent 【?b'h?r?t】可恶的behavior.--As I know, the most common pets are obviously dogs , all kinds of dogs, like pugs （哈巴狗）, Peke （京巴）, poodles （贵妇，贵宾）, pit bulls （比特犬）, huskies （哈士奇）, chows （松狮）,Pome/ranians（松鼠狗，博美犬）,Samoyeds （萨摩耶）,bulldogs, Chihuahuas, and cocker spaniels （可卡犬）. In my neighborhoods, 9 out of 10 pets are dogs. And I think the main reason why dogs are so well- liked is because they are great fun and smart , you know, you can teach them to do some simple tricks 技巧, and they make great company when you are lonely, and for children, they are wonderful playmates , and one more thing, dogs are loyal to their master. So they 're indeed 确实mankind 's best friend.--Mum, well, I don 'tknow much about the past , but I suppose one big change is that more people keep exotic 异国pets now days than before, like German shepherd 牧羊犬and Persian cat 波斯猫. I don 't think people in the past could buy such pets.--I'm not sure, but I guess so. For example, I often see elderly people have pet birds , but I v'e never seen any young people keep them. And it seems to me that dogs are well-liked among all age-groups, yeah.2. Your hometown （Version 1）What's your hometown famous for?--头疼，我们那里没什么有名的呀，那就实话实说呗；如果有，具体说一说就行，比如你们那里的食物有名，然后准备一种食物就可以啦，但一定要能描述它。

雅思口语部分PART1附答案(1)

PART1Names1.Who gave you your name?The name was given by my parents.2.Does your name have any particular (or special) meaning?I don’t know about that.3.Do you like your name?I guess yes.4.In your country do people feel that their name is very important?Most of people think so, because names are the first impression to other people.5.Would you like to change your name?I don’t think it’s necessary.6.Is it easy to change your name in your country?Maybe there will be some procedures to do.7.Who usually names babies in your country?Parents or grandparents.8.Do you have any special traditions about naming children?It depends on the tradition of the hometown.9.What names are most common in your hometown?It depends on the tradition of the hometown.Work or study1.Do you work or are you a student?I’m working. I have been working for 16 years.2.What work do you do?I work for automobile repairing factory as a manager. I’m in charge of everything.3.Why did you choose to do that kind of work (or that job)?Because I am interested in this job.4.Would you recommend that job to other people?It depends on if the other people feel interested.Home/Accommodation1.Do you live in a house or a flat?I live in a house with my family.2.Please describe it a littleIt’s a 3-floored house with a small yard and garage. It has a living room, 3 bedrooms, a kitchen and 2 bathrooms.3.What’s your favorite room in your home?4.What have you done to your room to make it look nice?Paint with my favorite colors.5.Which room does your family spend most of the time in?Their bedrooms.6.What do you usually do in your house/flat/room?Surf the internet or watch TV.7.Are the transport facilities to your home very good?Not really. Only one or two buses pass by.8.Do you plan to move?No, I don’t.9.Would you like to move to another place to live?(Why? Where?)I guess I wouldn’t, because I like the neighborhood.10.Are you prepared to move?It depends.Hometown1.What’s your hometown?I’m from Shunde, Guangdong Province. This city is only 45-minutes drive far from here.2.Do you like your hometown?Yes, I do.3.Would you say it’s an interesting place?I don’t think so. small town, no wonderful nightlife.4.What would you say are the good points and the bad points of your hometown?People are friendly and food is delicious. At the same time, too much pollution, a little crowded.5.What’s your favorite part of your hometown?The living environment is not bad.6.Are there any tourist attractions in your hometown?Some temples and parks.7.Did you friends also grow up in the same place as you?Yes, most of them.8.Would you like to live there in the future?I don’t really know about that.House/apartment1.Do you live in a house or an apartment?I live in a house with my family.2.How do you like it? And why?I like it very much, it’s convenient and spacious.3.What part of your home do you like best?the living room has much space for my family.4.Can you describe your room?There are a living room, 3 bedrooms, a kitchen and 2 bathrooms.5.Do you want to change your room?Not really.6.What would it be if you could change something about your room?I’d like to have more colors painted in my room.7.Where do you live now? And how long have you been there?I live in my hometown now. I have been living there for more than 30 years.8.Who do you live with?My whole family.Bicycles1.Do you ever ride a bicycle?Of course yes.2.What do you use a bicycle for?In the past, I rode to school, but now, I do exercises.I guess it was 5 years old.4.Are bicycles popular in China?It’s getting more popular these two years.5.Would you say it’s difficult to learn to ride a bicycle?Maybe it’s a little difficult at the beginning because it’s hard to get the balance.6.What are the reasons why people ride bicycles?Riding bicycles is a healthy life style.7.What are the advantages(or benefits)of riding a bicycle?It is good for our health especially lungs.8.What kinds of people ride bicycles?Elderly people and children.9.Do children also ride bicycles in your country?Yes, they do.10.Why do children enjoy riding bicycles?They can ride to school.11.Would you say bicycles are suitable for people of all ages?Yes, I think so.12.Can you think of any people who are not suited to riding a bicycle?Maybe some disable patients13.Would you say it’s still suitable to ride a bicycle in today’s society?For public transportation no, but for keep healthy yes.14.Do you think bicycles are suitable for present society?For public transportation no, but for keep healthy yes.15.What do you think are the advantages (and disadvantages) of bicycles compared to cars?less pollution and more fun.16.Would you say it’s safe to ride a bicycle in the city(or ,in China)?I don’t think so, because there are to o many cars on road already.Advertisements1.Are there many advertisements in your country?Yes, there are.2.Why do you think there are so many advertisements now?Because the marketing is doing better than before.3.What are the various places where we see advertisements?What I can think of is on TV, radio, websites, newspapers.4.How do you feel about advertisements?Some of them are good-designed, but some of them are annoying.5.What kinds of advertisement do you like the most?Some cartoons.6.Do advertisements(ever) influence your choice about what to buy?Of course yes. Especially the new brands can only be known by advertisements.7.Where can we (or ,what are the various places where we can)see advertisements?What I can think of is on TV, radio, websites, newspapers.8.Do you like advertisements on TV?Sometimes yes.9.Do you prefer advertisements on TV or those in magazines?I would rather in magazines.10.What do you think is the purpose of advertisements (or ,advertising)?Promote the brands and attract the attentions.11.Do you think advertising plays a very important role in today’s world?Yes, it’s a booming industry.12.What sorts of advertising leave the deepest impression on people?Some world-wide famous brands like NIKE or Addidas.13.What do you think about the developments in advertising in China today?It could be more creative and attractive.Sunshine1.Do you like going outside on sunny days?Yes, it can make me feel energetic.2.What benefits can (or do) people get from sunshine?People can absorb more energy and oxygen.Indoor Games1.Do you play any indoor games?Sometimes I play badminton.2.Do you prefer to play indoor games or outdoor games?I like both.3.What indoor games did you play when you were a child ?Maybe “hide and seek”.4.Is there any particular indoor game that you liked(when you were a child)?Maybe “hide and seek”.5.What sorts of indoor games do children play now?Role-playing or running after others.6.Did you play electronic games when you were a child?(If yes ,what games or why?If no. why not ?)No, I didn’t7.Do you think electronic games are good for children?No, I don’t think so.8.What sorts of (indoor)games do you think children will be playing in the future?Singing or dancing.9.Is where any indoor game you’d like to learn(how)to play?Sorry, I never think about that.Leisure time /Relax1.What do you do in your spare time?I often play video games online or chat with friends.2.What do you do to relax?Sing in the Karaoke or watch a movie.3.How do you usually spend your evenings ?Sing in the Karaoke or watch a movie.4.What do you usually do after work/after classes?Hangout with friends.5.Do you prefer to stay at home in the evenings or do you prefer to go out?I prefer to go out with friends.6.Do you think modern lifestyles give people enough time for leisure?I don’t think so, most of the working people are under great stress so that they can’t really enjoy the leisure time.7.Do you think people today have more time to relax than in the past?I don’t think so, most of the working people are under great stress so that they can’t really enjoy the leisure time.8.Do you think it’s important for people to have leisure time(or ,time to relax)? Of course, but it depends on whether people can earn enough money to support their lives.9.Do old people and young people spend their leisure time(or relax)in the same way ?It’s quite different I guess. Most of old people do exercises in the mornings but young people go out for dinner or movies in the evenings.10.What do you think are the good points and the possible bad points about having leisure time?People can relax and tie up the relations with families or friends. For bad points, people may be lazier.11.How do people in your country spend their holidays?Travelling or visiting relatives.12.Do you like to travel in your holidays?Yes, I do.13.If you had a child ,what leisure places would you go to with your child? Some places by the beaches.Mobile phones1.Do you have a mobile phone(=a cell phone)?2.When did you first have (or ,get)a mobile phone?About my 15 years old.3.Is your cell phone important(or ,useful)for you in your daily life?It’s the most important.4.What do you use it for?contact other people, do business.5.Do you prefer texting or talking on the phoneyes, I do.6.Do people in your country like using mobile phones?yes, it’s getting more and more popular.7.Do you think people should turn off their phones in public places?It’s not necessary to turn off, can tune to silent mode.8.Is there anything you dislike about using cell phones?It’s easy to out of battery.9.Have you ever had any problems using your mobile phone while traveling?It was out of service in some remote areas.10.Do you think you will be using your mobile phone more often(than you use it now)in the future?Yes, I do.11.How do you think mobile phones will develop(or change)in the future?It can have more functions like audio messages or make movies.Music1.Do you often (like to) listen to music?Yes, I do.2.When do you listen to music?before bed or driving.3.How much time do you spend listening to music every day?4.What kinds of music do you like to listen to ?Pop music.5.What’s your favorite kind of music?Pop music.6.How often do you listen to (that type of)music?every day.7.When did you start listening to this type of music?Since junior high school8.Where do you listen to it?by cell phone or radio.9.How do you feel when you listen to this music?I feel relaxed and enjoyable.10.Do you like listening to songs?Yes, I do.11.Have you ever been to a musical performance?No, I have n’t.12.Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument?I wish to do that when I was a child, but I didn’t make it.13.Is music an important subject at school in China?I don’t think it is important.14.Did you often listen to music when you were a child?(If yes ,give details.) Yes, I did.15.What kinds of music are (most )popular in China?Pop, country and rock music.Neighbors1.Are there many people living near you?Yes, there are.Of course no.3.How often do you see (or talk to )your neighbors?Every day.4.When do you meet (or see)your neighbors?Go to work.5.How often do you talk to your neighbors?Hardly ever.6.Do you think it’s important(or necessary)to know your neighbors?Yes, I do.7.How well do you know your neighbors?I only know two or three of them.8.Do you think it’s important for a person to have a good relationship with their neighbors?yes, because they can help you when you need them for some time.9.What do you think of you neighbors?I think they are helpful if I need some help.10.What kind of people are your neighbors?Most of them are families.11.How (well)do you get along with your neighbors?I will say hi to them when I saw them.12.What are the benefits of having good relationships with one’s neighbors?I think they are helpful if I need some help.13.What sorts of problems can people have with their neighbors?People may argue with some small problems like cleanliness.14.In what ways can neighbors help each other?In the case of the emergency like fire or theft.15.Have you ever asked a neighbor for help?So far no.16.Would you prefer to have young people as you neighbors or old people? It doesn’t really matter to me.。

15个最常见的雅思口语话题及答案 Part 1

15个最常见的雅思口语话题及答案Part 1Part 1主要问一些日常话题，通常是跟自己有关的。

回答思路是先直接回答、然后补充说明一个复合句。

积累范文中的词汇、短语、和常用搭配，套用它们做出你自己的答案，读熟。

→→→→→→→→→→→→→→→→→Q1：What do you do? 你每天都做些什么？如果你是上班族A1：I work as a teacher actually in a local secondary school. I teach English and I’m also responsible for developing the new curriculum there.如果你是学生A1：I’m a full-time student at university and I am studying French and Japanese, and after graduation I really want to get into translating, I think it’s a fascinating field.【讲解】1, work as an engineer：从事…工作的。

2, be responsible for designing the leaflets：负责…的。

3, get into teaching/law/coding：从事…行业。

→→→→→→→→→→→→→→→→→Q2：Do you like your job? 你喜欢你的职业吗？上班族A2：Yes, I like it most of the time, I mean I really enjoy seeing my students learn and make progress but I must admit the hours are long and work often eats into my personal time.【讲解】1, most of the time后面通常是要表达相反的意见。

雅思口语话题part1范文

雅思口语话题part1范文新题何足惧，旧恨何其多，手握真题集，屠鸭亦可期。

我今日和大家共享一下雅思口语话题Part1范文,盼望能够关心到大家，下面我就和大家共享，来观赏一下吧。

雅思口语话题part1范文:workstudyWork1.What is your job?I currently work as an office manager at a large marketing company. Ive been in the job for about five years now. Im usually assigned to work with a specific business in order to improve their sales through various marketing strategies.2.How did you get this job?Well, I am done my Bachelors in technology in Information Technology. So, during the last year, lot of companies came in for campus recruitment and I got selected at Infosys.3.Do you have to work with other people?Oh yes, all the time. Its a big office and we all have to work as a team if we want to achieve results. I have colleagues I need to liaise with such as the graphic designers and I also have administration staff who work under me. And of course I also have to work alongside the companies that we provide marketing for. So yes, I definitely have to work with other people.4.What do you dislike about your work?The only think that I really don’t like about being a software engineer is that apart from being a great job, it is not something very close to my heart. At hear, I am a writer, traveler and a reader. And I would definitely would want to do something near to it.5.Do you think you will change jobs in the future?Well, thats not something Im thinking about at the moment as I really enjoy what I do and its a really good company to work for. The pay is good and they have other good benefits such as flexi-time and end of year bonuses. But that said, change is always a good thing, so I cant see me being there forever. Im sure I will change one day.Study1.What are you studying at the moment?Im studying history at university. Its a four year course, and I started it three years ago, so I have just one year left. Im enjoying it a lot so it will be sad to finish.2.Why did you choose that major?I was fascinated by being an auditor when I was in high school. At that time I was inspired by my cousin, who is an excellent auditor. To be a good auditor, I have to be good at accounting so I made a decision to study it in Hanoi University.3.Is it a popular subject at your university?Very popular, in fact it’s one of the most sought after courses. I think there are about 350 people reading law at Queen’s. I think lots of student’s parents want them to study law so they can get a good job afterthey graduate.4.If you could change to another subject, what would it be?I planned to study medicine, but then when I went on work experience I fainted at the first sight of blood, so definitely not that. I’m a real history buff and read books about World War 2 all the time, so I suppose it would have to be Modern History.5.What do you like most about your studies?We learn about many things from the past such as politics and wars, but I like learning about how people lived in the past the most. Its amazing to see how our lives have changed so much from the past up until now. In some ways our lives have got much easier now, but in other ways the simplicity of life in the past made people much happier. Learning about all that is fascinating.雅思口语话题part1范文:Name1 How did your parents choose your name?To be truthful, I’m not sure how they chose it; I’ve never asked them.I suppose it was just a name that they both liked, and maybe they thought it suited me.2 Does your name have any special meaning?I think it might do, but I don’t know what that meaning is; I’ve never looked it up. Maybe I’ll google it later today; you’ve made me curious to find out!3 Is your name common or unusual in your country?Yes, it’s quite a common name. I remember that there were two other people with the same name as me in my class at school.4 If you could change your name, would you?Not at all, I definitely wouldn’t. My name is part of my identity now, and it would feel strange to suddenly change it. I don’t think my friends and family would like that either.5 What is your (full) name? Does your name have any special meaning?My full name is Nguyen Thi Hong. My parents gave me that name.In English, Hong means “Pink” which is a very bright color. So I guess my parents wanted to have a cheerful and successful life.6 Have you ever changed your name?I have never changed my name and I will not, even in the future. I am fond of this name and it is really meaningful to me since my parents must have considered a lot to give me that name.7 Why do so many people change their name?I am not sure about other countries but in Vietnam, I think most people change their names because these names are not really appropriate nowadays.雅思口语题库part1话题范文:Rainy days• Do your prefer rainy days or sunny daysWell, I really like sunny days because they are warm and bright,which pushes me to spend time outdoors doing all sorts of activities and soaking up the sun really gives me a lot of energy and optimism.• What do you do on rainy daysWell, as rainy days make me feel sluggish and lazy, all I do is stay in bed all day long or indulge in a massage. I can also get immersed in a good book or watch some romantic movies.• What do you usually do when it rains and you are outsideOh, I really hate getting soaked to the skin. That’s is why if I am outside when it starts raining and don’t have an umbrella with me, I either take a taxi and go straight to the destination or run as fast as I can to the nearest shelter.• Do you think rain is goodI wouldn’t say it always is, as too much rain can cause flash floods, destroy crops and make rivers overflow so that homes get flooded or swept away completely.• How does rain affect life in your countryI think the right amount of rain brings much needed relief to farmers because it leads to an increase in crop yields and as a result, boosts the income of all the people engaged in agriculture.• Is there any part in your country where it doesn’t rain much?Definitely there is. I guess that the place that receives the least amount of rainfall in China is the desert area of Xinjiang.雅思口语part1话题范文:Teenagers• What activities do teenagers in your country like to do?Well, they do anything that lets them enjoy their time, I guess, for example, doing shopping and hanging out with friends, watching online videos and meeting new people.• Do you often spend time with teenagers?Oh yes. I am an adolescent myself, so the majority of my friends are teenagers and we spend quite a bit of time together.• What is the best part of being a teenager in your country?Oh, I think it is having many possibilities, unlimited potential, no time boundaries, and feeling mighty, as a result.雅思口语part1话题范文:Boat• Do you like going boating?For sure I like it. as it is a beautiful and enjoyable way to see some city or area or just enjoy the scenery that passes by.• Have you ever travelled by boat?Oh, dozen times, I guess. Boating is perfect way for me to unwind and reconnect in the natural environment. So, yeah, I always try to go on a boat trip while traveling near the water.• Would you like to have your own boat?Oh yeah, I would do it with pleasure. I think it is an excellent investment and also a great fun and one of the best way to draw a familytogether.• Is boat trip popular in your country?No, not really, because China’s railway system is so advanced that most people under most circumstances will chose it over boat travel. but the sightseeing by boat on Changjiang river is a fun journey for many.。

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学习or工作是考官在雅思口语一开始就可能问到的问题。

那么作为学生，如何去回答这些问题呢？考官又会问哪些问题呢？环球雅思老师为考生们总结一下。

1) What subject/major are you studying?
I major in finance, which is a popular subject in our country now, because it is quite helpful for students to engage in business in the future.
2) Why did you choose to study that?
针对不同的专业有不同的学习原因，建议考生不要以中国思维回答“父母决定的，听家长的“之类的答案。

要知道外国人是比较讲究自我和独立的，还是从该专业出发，说说其好处。

3) Do you like your subject? (= your major = your subjects if a high school student)
4) Where do you study (= what school/university do you attend)?
I am studying in Shanghai University, a key university in China.
5) When did you start this course and when will you finish it? (How long have you been doing this course?)
I have been studying here for more than 3 years, I mean I am a junior, so I’ll finish my study in 1 year.
6) Do you like university life?
Yes, I love my university life. Compared with my high school life, it’s more fascinating. In the university, I can enjoy more freedom and attend more associations, such badminton association, guitar association and dancing association.
7) What do you think of your school/university?
8) How do you like your university life?
可以结合一些实际例子来说一下，比如社团活动，学习生活等。

9) (Similar to above) What do you think of the place where you are studying?
10) What is the best thing about your university/school?
11) Why are you taking the IELTS test?
建议体现考生的一个目标和ambition，逻辑要清楚。

12) What are your future study plans?
I’ll study in the U.K. for a bachelor/master’s degree next year.
13) Do you think the things you are studying now in school/university will prepare you well for your future work?
Definitely, they’ll be useful for my future work. For example, in the marketing class, I learn how to do surveys for the market and how promote goods.
14) What are your future work plans? (after you graduate)
To be honest, I haven’t decided it yet. Most probably, I’ll work as a market analyst in an international company after I graduate form the university.。

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