(完整版)口语话题参考答案(Unit4)
剑桥雅思9口语Test4参考答案
剑桥雅思9口语Test4参考答案－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－答案编辑者：上海环球雅思名师李宁（英国剑桥国际考试委员会IGCSE & A Level口语考官）Sam(British), Maria(American)微博：环球雅思李宁Part1The examiner asks the candidates about him/herself, his/her home, work or studiesand other familiar topics.EXAMPLEBicyclesHow popular are bicycles in your home town?[why?]Unfortunately, bikes are not very popular in my home town. I think this is a result of a few things. Firstly, my home town is too far away from the other local townsand cities to travel by bicycle so instead people choose to travel by car. Secondly, my hometown is very hilly, and many people are too lazy to cycle around the steephills. Most people are also fairly well off, so they can afford a car. They thinkcars are faster and more convenient, so bicycles are not so common.How often do you ride a bicycle? [ why/ why not?]I ride my bicycle everyday. I ride my bike to work everyday from Monday to Friday,and I like to go on bike trips into the countryside on the weekend. I find cyclinga relaxing way to exercise and stay healthy.Do you think that bicycles are suitable for all ages?[why/ why not?]I do not think cycling on the road is not suitable for all ages. Some y oung children, and even some very old people, are not aware enough to cycle on the road. Similarly, people who have not passed their driving test may not be aware of the rules of theroad, and could cause an accident. I am in full support of introducing a cyclingproficiency exam to improve to standards of cyclists on the road, and to reduceaccidents and fatalities.What are the advantages of a bicycle compared to a car?[why]Cycling is far cleaner for the environment. Admittedly, bicycles are slower thancars, but with so many cars on the road, it is actually sometimes faster to travelby bike than by car, especially at rush hour when there are lots of traffic jams!In London, new 'Cycle Superhighways' have been introduced, where cars cannot go.By allowing cyclists this space, it is often faster to cross the city by bicyclethan by car!PART 2Describe a person who has done a lot of work to help people.You should say:Who this person is/wasWhere this person lives/livedWhat he/she has done to help peopleAnd explain how you know about this person.You will have to talk about this topic for one to two minutes.You have one minute to think about what you are going to say.You can make some notes to help you if you wish.My brother has done more to help other people in his life than anyone else I know.He has good moral standards; if there is an old lady trying to cross the road, hewill always stop to help her. If a pregnant lady is standing up on the bus, he will always offer her his seat. In school, he would always offer to help and explain things to his classmates if they didn't understand.Not only is he kind and thoughtful in everyday life, but on top of this he completed a charity walk from Lands End to John O'Groats, over 1,500 kilometers across Britain.This is a fantastic achievement in itself, but he also managed to raise over ￡1000 for charity!Furthermore, he volunteered every Saturday for a year at a local charity shop, Oxfam, which raises money for people living in poverty. He is an extremely selfless person, who gets the most pleasure in life from helping other people rather than himself.PART 3Discussion topics:Helping other people in the communityExamples questions:What are some of the ways people can help others in the community?which is most important?I think one of the best ways to get involved and help in the community is to volunteerat a local charity. I volunteered at a wildlife conservation trust when I was 15.Everyday in the summer holiday, I would be outside in the woods and the countryside, helping to build eco-friendly footpaths, fences and bridges, so people could enjoy the forest park without damaging the local wildlife and habitats. It was a greatway to stay active, have fun, make friends and help the community.Why do you think some people like to help other people?Helping other people makes you feel good about yourself, especially when they show their thanks and gratitude. You get a sense of pride and fulfilment, knowing thatyou did something worthwhile to help change someone else's life.If more people were generous with their time and helped other people, the world would be a better place.Some people say that people help others in the community more now than they didin the past. Do you agree or disagree?I am not sure, I will have to ask my Dad about that one! He is much older than meso he is in a better position to compare society from 40 years ago to society today! Over the past 20 years, I know the British government has encouraged schools to play a more active role in the community, and to encourage students to take part involunteering and community activities, so I would like to think that there has been a rise in community kindness.Community servicesExample questions:What types of services, such as libraries or health centers, are available to thepeople who live in your area? Do you think there are enough of them?In my hometown, in England, there are lots of libraries and health centres inthe local area that offer a wide range of free services. The libraries have modernised and now offer computer and internet services, as well as ebooks and CD's for loan.These are useful for lots of people, especially poorer people who maybe cannot afford to buy books and CD's, or who don't have access to computers or the internet at home.Which groups of people generally need most support in a community?why?Likewise, lots of government funded community health centres have also openedup to offer support and increase awareness about issues such as sexual health,pregnancy and domestic violence, as well as offer guidance and treatment for diseases such as cancer and AIDS. These are especially useful for young people, who maybehave questions about sex and relationships but are too embarrassed to ask theirparents, or who are worried about older relatives with a terminal illness.Who do you think should pay for the services that are available to the people ina community? Should it be the government or individual people?In the UK, the government pays for all community services such as libraries,hospitals and schools. While I fundamentally agree that governments should offerthese services for free to all its citizens, I also understand that in other countries,this issue can be very complicated. I think everyone needs to sit down together and vote on how to prioritise national budgets and tax levels.感谢阅读，欢迎大家下载使用！。
《视听说教程》Unit4答案
3. 蛋白质（Protein）
4. 碳水化合物（Carbohydrate）
03
词汇填空答案
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5. 脂肪（Fat）
02
6. 膳食纤维（Dietary Fiber）
03
7. 油脂（Oil）
04
8. 高热量食物（High-calorie Food）
句子翻译答案
总结词：句子翻译
1. "平衡膳食是指摄入各种营养素的比例适当，以满足人 体正常的生理需求。"
议论文写作答案
议论文写作
支持或反对某个观点
总结词
提供了议论文写作的本框架和结构，包 括引言、主体和结论等部分，并强调了逻 辑性和条理性在议论文中的重要性。
总结词
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详细介绍了如何提出和分析论点，以及如 何使用证据和例子来支持自己的观点，并 给出了一些实用的论证技巧。
强调了议论文写作中需要注意的语言表达 和逻辑推理能力，以及如何避免常见的逻 辑谬误和语言表达问题。
《视听说教程》Unit4答案
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目录
• 听力部分答案 • 口语部分答案 • 阅读部分答案 • 翻译部分答案 • 写作部分答案
01 听力部分答案
短对话答案
总结词：正确答案
详细描述：短对话答案包括选择题和填空题，选择题答案为B、C、D、F，填空题答 案为“The Smiths”和“New York”。
说明文写作答案
说明文写作
介绍一种事物或现象
总结词
提供了说明文写作的基本要点和结构，包括引言、正文和结论等部分， 并强调了准确性和清晰度在说明文中的重要性。
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详细介绍了如何对事物或现象进行描述和解释，以及如何使用恰当的 说明方法和语言风格来表达信息。
大学体验英语4口语考试题目及答案
Unit 1 Men and women’s prejudicesPart I Read the following passage aloud.The very language we use to discuss men‟s roles (i.e., deadbeat dads) shows a lack of appreciation for the majority of men who quietly yet proudly fulfill their family responsibilities. We almost never hear the term “working father,” and it is rare that calls for more workplace flexibility are considered to be for men as much as for women. Our society acts as if family obligations are not as important to fathers as they are to mothers —as if career satisfaction is what a man‟s life is all about.Even more insulting is the recent media trend of regarding at-home wives as “status symbols” — like an expensive car — flaunted by the supposedly few men who can afford such a luxury. The implication is that men with at-home wives have it easier than those whose wives work outside the home because they have the “luxury” of a full-time housekeeper. In reality, however, the men who are the sole wage earners for their families suffer a lot of stresses. The loss of a job — or even the threat of that happening — is obviously much more difficult when that job is the sole source of income for a family. By the same token, sole wage earners have less flexibility when it comes to leaving unsatisfying careers because of the loss of income such a job change entails. In addition, many husbands work overtime or second jobs to make more money needed for their families. For these men, it is the family that the job supports that makes it all worthwhile. It is the belief that having a mother at home is important to the children, which makes so many men gladly take on the burden of being a sole wage earner.Part II. TOPIC Men and women’s prejudicesSection One Each of the students will be asked one question on the topic “Men and women‟s prejudices and roles”.1.What‟s the division of labor like in your family?Ans: Thanks for your question. So, my mom and dad shoulder different parts of family work. My dad mainly do the earning kind of work and usually makes the biggest decision of family issues. Meanwhile my mom main keep the house clean and tidy and help me with school education when I was young. And I appreciate my mom‟s years of doing tasty dishes for me, and I appreciate my dad‟s years of offering me the finance for education. Thank you.2.Many people hold the view that men are different from women in many ways. What‟s your opinion about it?Ans: Thanks for your question. So, basically, I do agree that men and women are not exactly the same. Take the division in families as example. My dad mainly do the earning kind of work and usually makes the biggest decision of family issues. Meanwhile my mom main keep the house clean and tidy and help me with school education when I was young.. They do different parts, but they work together to make me have a good family.3.How to be a good father?Ans: Thanks for your question. So, at first, I appreciate my dad‟s years of help to me. I do think he is a good father. No matter how busy he is, he could make it being present at my parenting meeting. Not matter how tired he is ,he could play basketball with me, not to let me alone. Well, I think that‟s a good father-behavior.4.Some people say women are born to be homemakers. Do you agree or disagree? Why?Ans: Thanks for your question. I do agree that women are born to be homemakers. Since almost all of us are brought up directly by mom, and we are fed up by mom when we were little, and we are taught what is one plus one and what is ABC. Those facts, however, tell us that women are born to have a special ability that men can‟t have. They could raise kids and help keep the house more like a home. Thank you.5.Do you think a “househusband” is an easy job?Ans: Thanks for your question. I do not think that househusband is an easy job. Actually, it is hard. Because here in Chinese society, men are usually considered to work outside and to earn the bread for family. Once a man work inside ,to keep the house ,to shoulder the work that women used to do, he would be considered somehow a weirdo. Suffering the spiritual stress is the most hard for a man. That‟s the reason. Thank you.6. In business world, there are more male top managers than female ones. How would you explain this phenomenon? Ans: Thanks for your question. It is quite easy to explain. I have watched a TED class about this. It is not unfair, nor it is strange. Here are two reasons. The first, maybe ,well, the male are born to be a little smarter than women on average, such as the Geography and business. The last, the male can often leave a trustworthy expression and can hold the atmosphere of a meeting easily. Thank you.Section Two Please have a group discussion on the following topic:Topic for Group DiscussionIn today’s China, the boundary between the traditional social roles played by men and those played by women is becoming increasingly blurred. Please identify some driving factors behind this dramatic change.During the discussion you may argue with each other or ask each other questions to clarify a point. Your performance will be judged according to your contributions to the discussion.Ans:Yes,Indeed,we are now going through an amzing and unprecedented moment where the power of dynamics between men and women are shifting very rapidly and in many of the places where it counts the women are ,in fact ,taking control of everything.In my mothe‟s day ,she didn‟t go to college .not a lot of women did ,and now,for every two men who get a colleage degree three women will do the same .Women ,for the first this year became the majority of the American workforce.So the global economy is becoming a place where women are more successful than men ,believe,it or not. The phrase …first born son‟ i s so deeply ingrained in our consciousness, that this statistic alone shocked me ,In American fertility clinics 75%percent of couples are requesting girls and not boys And in places you woundn‟t think such as South Korea ,India and China the very strict patriarchal societies are starting to break down a little and families are no longer strongly preferring first born son.A leader is somebody who can foster creativity ,who can get his get the employees to talk to each otherand get them to be creative and those are all things ,that women do very well .So do child care ,elder care and food preparation.Unit 1 Men and women’s prejudicesPart I Read the following passage aloud.The very language we use to discuss men‟s roles (i.e., deadbeat dads) shows a l ack of appreciation for the majority of men who quietly yet proudly fulfill their family responsibilities. We almost never hear the term “working father,” and it is rare that calls for more workplace flexibility are considered to be for men as much as for women. Our society acts as if family obligations are not as important to fathers as they are to mothers —as if career satisfaction is what a man‟s life is all about.Even more insulting is the recent media trend of regarding at-home wives as “status symbols” — like an expensive car — flaunted by the supposedly few men who can afford such a luxury. The implication is that men with at-home wives have it easier than those whose wives work outside the home because they have the “luxury” of a full-time housekeeper. In reality, however, the men who are the sole wage earners for their families suffer a lot of stresses. The loss of a job — or even the threat of that happening — is obviously much more difficult when that job is the sole source of income for a family. By the same token, sole wage earners have less flexibility when it comes to leaving unsatisfying careers because of the loss of income such a job change entails. In addition, many husbands work overtime or second jobs to make more money needed for their families. For these men, it is the family that the job supports that makes it all worthwhile. It is the belief that having a mother at home is important to the children, which makes so many men gladly take on the burden of being a sole wage earner.Part II. TOPIC Men and women’s prejudicesSection One Each of the students will be asked one question on the topic “Men and women‟s prejudices and roles”.6.What‟s the division of labor like in your family?Ans: Thanks for your question. So, my mom and dad shoulder different parts of family work. My dad mainly do the earning kind of work and usually makes the biggest decision of family issues. Meanwhile my mom main keep the house clean and tidy and help me with school education when I was young. And I appreciate my mom‟s years of doing tasty dishes for me,and I appreciate my dad‟s years of offering me the finance for education. Thank you.7.Many people hold the view that men are different from women in many ways. What‟s your opinion about it?Ans: Thanks for your question. So, basically, I do agree that men and women are not exactly the same. Take the division in families as example. My dad mainly do the earning kind of work and usually makes the biggest decision of family issues. Meanwhile my mom main keep the house clean and tidy and help me with school education when I was young.. They do different parts, but they work together to make me have a good family.8.How to be a good father?Ans: Thanks for your question. So, at first, I appreciate my dad‟s years of help to me. I do think he is a good father. No matter how busy he is, he could make it being present at my parenting meeting. Not matter how tired he is ,he could play basketball with me, not to let me alone. Well, I think that‟s a good father-behavior.9.Some people say women are born to be homemakers. Do you agree or disagree? Why?Ans: Thanks for your question. I do agree that women are born to be homemakers. Since almost all of us are brought up directly by mom, and we are fed up by mom when we were little, and we are taught what is one plus one and what is ABC. Those facts, however, tell us that women are born to have a special ability that men can‟t have. They could raise kids and help keep the house more like a home. Thank you.10.Do you think a “househusband” is an easy job?Ans: Thanks for your question. I do not think that househusband is an easy job. Actually, it is hard. Because here in Chinese society, men are usually considered to work outside and to earn the bread for family. Once a man work inside ,to keep the house ,to shoulder the work that women used to do, he would be considered somehow a weirdo. Suffering the spiritual stress is the most hard for a man. That‟s the reason. Thank you.6. In business world, there are more male top managers than female ones. How would you explain this phenomenon? Ans: Thanks for your question. It is quite easy to explain. I have watched a TED class about this. It is not unfair, nor it is strange. Here are two reasons. The first, maybe ,well, the male are born to be a little smarter than women on average, such as the Geography and business. The last, the male can often leave a trustworthy expression and can hold the atmosphere of a meeting easily. Thank you.Section Two Please have a group discussion on the following topic:Topic for Group DiscussionIn today’s China, the boundary between the traditional social roles played by men and those played by women is becoming increasingly blurred. Please identify some driving factors behind this dramatic change.During the discussion you may argue with each other or ask each other questions to clarify a point. Your performance will be judged according to your contributions to the discussion.Ans:Yes,Indeed,we are now going through an amzing and unprecedented moment where the power of dynamics between men and women are shifting very rapidly and in many of the places where it counts the women are ,in fact ,taking control of everything.In my mothe‟s day ,she didn‟t go to college .not a lot of women did ,and now,for ev ery two men who get a colleage degree three women will do the same .Women ,for the first this year became the majority of the American workforce.So the global economy is becoming a place where women are more successful than men ,believe,it or not. The phra se …first born son‟ is so deeply ingrained in our consciousness, that this statistic alone shocked me ,In American fertility clinics 75%percent of couples are requesting girls and not boys And in places you woundn‟t think such as South Korea ,India and China the very strict patriarchal societies are starting to break down a little and families are no longer strongly preferring first born son.A leader is somebody who can foster creativity ,who can get his get the employees to talk to each otherand get them to be creative and those are all things ,that women do very well .So do child care ,elder care and food preparation.Unit 3 CopyrightPart I Read the following passage aloud.The reality is: Whether the bulk of your presentations are in-house or to external audiences, your odds of being caught violating copyright are improving every day, as are your chances of paying a stiff fine. Statutory damages for infringing on copyright can hit $20 000 per violation, and they can go as high as $100 000 in some circumstances of willful violation —and that‟s above and beyond the fine for actual damages. Furthermore, commercial copyright violation involving more than 10 copies and a value of more than $2 500 is now a felony in the United States.In one recent case, a corporation paid a seven-figure settlement for its unauthorized photocopying of articles from a trade journal and archiving those copies for internal distribution. With similar violations occurring almost daily in corporate America, and with an increase in piracy on the World Wide Web, licensing organizations, performing-rights societies and other copyright cops have stepped up activity to enforce their rights.The Training Media Association, a watchdog for training-video vendors, offers a $10 000 bounty for reporting illegal copying or unauthorized “public performance” of off-the-shelf training videos. A temporary-employment agency recently paid a six-figure out-of-court fee after one of its employees reported it to the TMA for making illegal copies of four videos (the agency had no license to do so) and sending the copies out for use in its 50 offices.Part II. TOPIC CopyrightSection One Each of the students will be asked one question on the topic “Copyright”.1.Is downloading music from the internet ethical? Why or why not?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well, I think downloading music from the internet with pay is ethical, downloading music from the internet without pay is unethical. There are many examples which can support my idea. First of all, the whole society of the U.S. is based on the copyright. Everyone can read acdemic essays on Google, but they have to pay. And here in China we have copyright law to protect the work of intelligence. Music is a kind of work of intelligence, the musicians spend their time and talent to make a piece of music, if we download music for the internet without pay, it‟s a kind unfair f or them. And the brilliant musicians would leave the country because their works aren‟t protected. So, we can down m usic form the internet, but we have to pay. Thank you.2.Do you download anything from the Internet? What kind of things did you usually download?Ans: Thanks for your question. I often download something form the Internet ,because it‟s so convenient. The resourses on the Internet are huge, abundant, and available. There easy to obtain, just with a single click by the mouse and a power searching engine such as Baidu and Google, I can get what I want. Actually ,I often download some academic articles to read because I am carring on a certain subject studying a king of huge sea plants. It helps me a lot. Thank you.3.Have you ever bought a pirated product? Why did you buy it?Ans: Thanks for your question. I do have ever bought a pirated product, and still I am using it. Mabe a Chinese word which is very famous actually, the symbol of China, Shanzhai can replace the word pirated product. I bought a cell phone named Daxian which is very similar to the Sumsung NOTE 3. And as we can see ,the sumsung Note 3 is very expensive, maybe 5000 RMB, but Daxian , the Shanzhai product only cost me about 300RMB, almost 6 percent of the real one. That cell phone I am using is with a big screen 5.3,it‟s large, and because I wanna know how would I feel if I use a big screen cell phone and so I bought it. Thank you.4.Have you ever faced a situation where you violated copyright, if you have, what is the consequence and what did youdo?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well , I do have ever faced a situation, actually many situations. Where I violated copyright. One day , when some book sellers selling their books with very low prices, actually ,I know, the books were fake, but I still bought a book named Da Vinci‟s Code. What is the consequence, the consequence was I got a book, I viola ted copyright without punishement.. And what did I do? I read that book with joy. Thank you.5.What kind of activities are considered as violating copyright?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well, there are so many activities in real world that is unethical. For example, A software,you know, Kuaibo, recently punished by the government ,it offers many new-filmed movies without pay to the makers. Baidu, a very large company, offers many articles to its viewers without pay to the writers. Music-downlaoders ,we download without pay to the music-creaters. I do hope this kind of situation can be improved. Thank you.6.What is the purpose of the copyright law?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well, the purpose of the copyright law is obvious to see, to protect the copyright. But, if we think deeply ,we will find it‟s profound effect to the entire society. It forces everyone to obey the law, not to violate copyright. And therefore, everybody knows that his or her copyright is under protection, once he or she makes a master-piece, he or she would be rich, not to worry about copyright violation. So the entire society would continue to develop with everyone‟s progress. Thank you.Section Two Please have a group discussion on the following topic:Is copyright infringement theft? How should we protect copyright? Give some examples.During the discussion you may argue with each other or ask each other questions to clarify a point. Your performance will be judged according to your contributions to the discussion.Ans: Is copyr ight infringement theft? Yes, obviously it‟s kind of theft. I think the most efficient way to protect copyright is to punish. For example, A software, you know, Kuaibo, recently punished by the government ,it offers many new-filmed movies without pay to the makers. Baidu, a very large company, offers many articles to its viewers without pay to the writers. Music-downlaoders ,we download without pay to the music-creaters. I do hope this kind of situation can be improved. Thank you. If once they were punished, others won‟t do it anymore. The other way which I think is also efficient is the education. We educate our children not to violate other‟s copyright or make the school set up some courses to educate the children and test them until they the how important the copyright is and how hard the punishment would be if they commit copyright infringement.Unit 4 Language and EconomyPart I Read the following passage aloud.As for medical schools, the main requirement for admission is only thirty-two hours of science courses. This requirement is certainly no impediment to a major in English. Moreover many medical schools require a minimum score on the Medical College Admission Test (M.C.A.T.), another test which offers an advantage to the well-rounded liberal arts student.The M.C.A.T. evaluates four areas of competence: skill with synonyms, antonyms, and word association; knowledge of basic mathematics from fractions through solid geometry; general knowledge of literature, philosophy, psychology, music, art, and the social sciences; and familiarity with those fundamentals of biology, chemistry, and physics taught in high school and in introductory college courses.The English major with a solid, basic grounding in science is well prepared for this test and for medical school, where his or her skills in reading, analysis, interpretation, and precise communication will equip him or her to excel. The study and practice of medicine can only benefit from the insights into human behavior provided by the study of literature.Such insights are obviously also valuable to the student who plans a career in commerce. Such students should consider the advantages of an English major with an emphasis in business: this program is designed to provide a liberal education, as well as to direct preparation for a business career. The need for such a program is clear: graduates with merely technical qualifications are finding jobs in business, but often failing to hold them. Both the Wall Street Journal and the Journal of College Placement have reported that increasing numbers of graduates from reputable business schools find themselves drifting from one job or firm to another, unable to hold a position for longer than twelve months.Part II. TOPIC Language and EconomySection One Each of the students will be asked one question on the topic “Language and Economy”.1.Do you think English is very important to you? In what way?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well, I do think English is very important to me. And I can explain its importance in three ways. First of all, English is always a kind of course in primary school, middle school, high school and university. Finish the English courses or I can’t graduate. Besides, I have to pass the CET-4, and CET-6, so that I can prove my English ability and the company would hire me. Most importantly, I major in aquaculture, and only when my English become good enough ,I can read the English academic articles. I can study abroad, I can communicate with the foreign scientists and acquire their ideas to promote Chinese aquaculture. Thank you.2.How popular is English?Ans: Thanks for your question.The world has a new mania, a mania for learning English. Listen as Chinese students practice their English by screaming it. How many people are trying to learn English worldwide? Tow billion of them. In Latin America, in india, in Southeast Asia, and most of all in China. If you are a Chinese student, you start learning English in the third grade, by law. That’s why this year, China will become the world’s larg estEnglish-speaking country. So ,that’s the evidence that English is so popular.3.In what ways will English help you surf on the Internet, or can you tell us the importance of English on theInternet?Ans: Thanks for your question. English is very important on the Internet. Without English, there would be no internet because if we know internet a little more, we would know that the resource code of it is made by English. So English is the base of the Internet. And English is much more important for my personal use on Internet. I often search for some information on Wikipedia, English version to get the support for my English class. Without it, many of my work can’t be finished. Thank you.4.Now more and more foreign people start to learn Chinese. Why is Chinese learning getting popular these days?Can you think of the possible reasons?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well, yes, I do have some reasons that can explain these phenomenon. As we can see, china is getting stronger and stronger these days, the market in China is getting larger and larger. With the investment coming for businessmen in many fields, their employers come with the investment. So ,to make a good trade with China, they have to learn Chinese. And here is another possible reason. With the opening process of China getting faster, the beautiful senic spots attract foregners’ eyes, they come and visit the places, in order to communicate well and know more about the local culture ,they would learn about Chinese. Thank you.5.Which language may be used as the lingua franca in the 21st century, English or Chinese? Why?Ans: Thanks for your question. Well, I do love Chinese, but of course it’s English. Lingua franca, in other words, international language. Although there are 1 billion people who speak Chinese as their mother language but only China one country take Chinese as its official language, as we all know , there are 40 countries which take English as their official language. And still, the US is the most powerful country worldwide, China wont’ get strong as the US in 100 years. So , English is still the international language. Thank you.6.Do you think English major graduates have better chances to secure careers in English--speaking countries? Ans: Thanks for your question. Well , I do not think English major graduates have better chances to secure careers in English-speaking countries than us. Actually, they have fewer chances. In fact, their career is English, they don’t have other professions, but we have. It is rare to see that A job in English-speaking countries requires only the ability to speak English. If we can speak English as good as they are, then we have better chances to secure careers, because we can do they do, we can also do what they can’t do. Thank you.Section Two Please have a group discussion on the following topic:Is it necessary for everyone to speak English? How should we learn English？During the discussion you may argue with each other or ask each other questions to clarify a point. Your performance will be judged according to your contributions to the discussion.Ans: At the very beginning ,we should be clear about the question , is it necessary for everyone to speak English? In what place? In English-speaking countries? I think we are talking about the necessity to speak English in China. I dobelieve that it’s not necessary for everyone to speak English here in China, we just speak Putonghua. (we are not everyone , we are somebody) Tell me your point. I think we everyone should know a little about English, the need for normal life. For example, the W.C, if we don’t know the meaning , it would be quite interesting.How should we learn English? For us fishery college students, it’s quite necessary to learn English well, especially the speaking and reading ability because most of the best technology come from developed countries. What do you usually do to learn English, tell us some approaches you use in your life. For me , it’s quite easy, because I always focus on the ability to speak, not to read or something. So , the best tool for me to learn English is the Open Class form Wangyi, a small Application, its’ very convenient, we can use it on our cell phones, pads, and personal computers. The TED class, I think, is of great help. It tells me some knowledge I’ve never hear d about, If I find it interesting and helpful, I would put it down and listen everyday and recite everyday until I repeat it well. May be that’s how I learn English. Reciting words is a kind of way that we all need to take, it’s no use to talk about it mor e. Thank you.Unit 5 Business EthicsPart I Read the following passage aloud.It’s a message that says: you can’t just blame the system for the bad things you’ve done. Yet to the world’s dismay, thousands of men and women entrusted with our economic well being systematically failed to meet this minimum standard of civilized behavior. They did not capably discern right and wrong. They either did not judge, or they did not act on their judgment. This failure defines the raw heart of the public’s outrage at each fresh disclosure of outlandish bonuses. It is less a thirst for revenge than it is a rebellion against this banal evil.The public’s indignation reflects a sense of morality that points deeper and truer than the laws devised to protect self-serving business practices. The call now is to take back our community, to return to a place where people are capable of telling right from wrong because they recognize themselves in one another. The public demands — no, commands — that our leaders reassert their capacity, their duty, to judge what is right, even if that means standing up to lawsuits and angry bankers.By now the existential security of millions of people has been threatened or destroyed. No one is safe from the waves of value destruction set into motion by the banal evil of this self-centered business model and the unquestioning participants who failed to assert their own moral judgment. The urgent lesson for capitalism’s heirs redounds through every headline: There is no “other;” there is only us. The damage that was supposed to be “theirs” is now shared misery on a global scale.The economic crisis has demonstrated that the mounting evidence of fraud, conflicts of interests, indifference to suffering, repudiation of responsibility, and systemic absence of individual moral judgment produced an administrative economic massacre of such a proportion that it constitutes an economic crime against humanity.Part II. TOPIC Business EthicsSection One Each of the students will be asked one question on the topic “Business Ethics”.1.Have you or your friend ever been cheated by a manufacturer? Describe your experience to your partner. Ans: Thanks for your question. Well ,I do have ever once been cheated a manufacturer, and on that product, it says “made in China.” Of course I was not cheated by the Chinese government, but those bad manufacturers leave others a bad expression that china is a country full of fake goods. That day I bought a pad, of course, not ipad, some unknown pad made by Colorfly, it’s a small company aiming to make cheap pad. Yes, cheap and cheated. Only after one month, the hole used to charge is broken naturally, and the expert tells me that they often break down because of bad, cheap special industrial paste to put the main board and the electricity models together. I do hope these phenomenon can be improved. Thank you.。
四级口语考试常见话题及回答
四级口语考试常见话题包括个人信息、家庭、学习、工作、兴趣爱好、旅行、环境保护等。
下面是一些常见话题及其回答示例：1. 个人信息：Q: 请介绍一下你自己。
A: 我叫[你的名字]，是[你的国籍]人。
我目前就读于[你的学校/专业]。
我喜欢旅行、阅读和与朋友们聚会。
2. 家庭：Q: 请介绍一下你的家庭。
A: 我的家庭有四口人，父母和一个弟弟。
父亲是一名教师，母亲是一名护士。
弟弟目前在上高中。
3. 学习：Q: 你最喜欢的学科是什么？为什么？A: 我最喜欢的学科是英语。
我觉得英语能够帮助我更好地了解世界，同时也为将来的职业发展打下基础。
4. 工作：Q: 你希望从事什么样的工作？为什么？A: 我希望从事市场营销工作。
我对市场营销和品牌推广很感兴趣，希望能够在这个领域发展自己的职业生涯。
5. 兴趣爱好：Q: 你有什么兴趣爱好？A: 我喜欢看电影、听音乐和健身。
我觉得这些活动可以放松身心，同时也能让我更好地享受生活。
6. 旅行：Q: 你最喜欢的旅行地点是哪里？为什么？A: 我最喜欢的旅行地点是巴黎。
我喜欢巴黎浪漫的氛围、丰富的文化和美食。
去巴黎旅行让我感受到了不同的文化和历史。
7. 环境保护：Q: 你认为环境保护的重要性是什么？A: 我认为环境保护非常重要。
我们的地球资源有限，环境污染对人类和其他生物造成了很大的伤害。
我们应该采取措施减少污染、节约能源，以保护我们的家园。
以上只是一些示例回答，你可以根据个人情况进行适当调整和扩展。
记得在回答时尽量清晰明了，展示出自信和流利的口语表达。
祝你考试顺利！。
综合教程4英语口语题目答案汇总
Unit 11. Do you think man lives in harmony with nature now?2. Do you think that man has been destroying nature? Could you give some examples?3. What do you think we should do to preserve nature?Unit 21.What changes have taken place in our life with the advancement of technology?2.Do you think technology makes your life easier? Could you give some examples?3.Is the advancement of technology always a good thing?Unit 31.Who is the most successful person in the world in your opinion? Could you tell us somethingabout him or her? (Open. )2.What qualities do you think successful people have in common?3.What do you think fame can bring to people?Unit 41. What do you think work can provide?2. What factors do you think one should take into account when choosing a career?3. What kind of job do you think will be suitable for you?Unit 51. What kind of lifestyle do you live now?2. Do you believe in the saying “a penny saved is a penny earned”?3. What are some of the things that come to your mind when we talk about healthy lifestyles? Make a list of healthy lifestyles and share your answers with your group members.Unit 61.Have you ever experienced any difficult time in your life? Please say something about it.2.What do you think is the right attitude towards problems in one’s life?3.What qualities do you think one should possess to survive tough times?。
三一口语四级讲义(答案)
三一口语四级讲义1.GreetingsGood morning / afternoon!How are you?/ How are you doing?Fine. Thank you very much.Nice to meet you. / Nice to meet you, too.Glad to see you./ Me, too.Which school / grade are you in?Why do you take GESE exam?Nice day, isn’t it? Yeah, it’s warm and sunny.2.If you don’t understand the examiner’s question, don’t worry and you can say:➢Would you please rephrase that?➢What do you mean by XX?➢I’m sorry, I can’t catch you.➢Would you please repeat that?➢Would you please say that again?3.Gap Fillers①表示正在思考：Let me see./ How to say/ It is not easy to say/ It is hard to say②表示陈述事实：you know/ to be honest/ to be frank/ to tell you the truth/ in fact③表示要表达自己的看法：in my opinion/ I think④表示解释自己的句子：what I mean is / that is to say / what I want to say is4.Brain storm and Talk aroundI’ve got an egg in my hand. So imagine how many ways you can use it in.You don’t know the word “watch”, but you should say something to make the people understand what you mean.6.Five Steps FormG----T----S----T----FGap filler---topic sentence---supporting details----transitions---feeling7.Difficult Question FormWell, it’s a very interesting question. I have never thought about it.But I think ……For example, …….So……Section1 Holiday (假日)1.What do you often do on summer vacation or winter holidays？2.Do you like summer holiday/vacation holiday?3.Where are you going to go next winter vacation?4.Where do you usually go on summer/winter holidays？Who will you go with？How did you think of the trip?5.Where did you go last summer holiday?What was the weather like there?What did the place look like?How did you go there?6.What’s your favorite holiday? What do people do on this holiday?7.What did you do during this National Day?8.What did you do last summer vacation?9.Was your last summer vocation a pleasant one?10.How did you spend your last summer holiday?Where did you go?11.Were you busy with your homework?12.What’s your plan for the next holiday?13.What are you going to do next weekend?14.Did you enjoy your last summer holiday? Why or why not?15.How did you feel when you saw the sea for the first time?16.Did you meet someone or something unforgettable?Section 2 Shopping1.When did you go shopping?2.What kind of goods did you buy? Where do you usually go shopping?3.Where can you do your shopping near your house?There is a small grocery shop near my house. My mum and I often buy things like chicken and vegetables.4.What's the difference between a Department Store and a Supermarket?5.Who do you go shopping with?6.How often do you go shopping?7.What kind of goods do you often buy?8.What do you often buy when you go shopping?9.Where do you often go shopping?10.Do you like going shopping?11.What are the differences between shopping centers and supermarkets?12.How often do you go shopping in a week?13.Did you do shopping on line?14.Do you usually go shopping with your mother or father?15.Do you prefer to buy something online or at department store?16.Do you compare prices at different stores when you shop?17.Do you ever buy second-hand things? ("used things")18.Where do you prefer to shop?19.What do you think of shopping on line?20.Who do you prefer to go shopping，your parents ,your friends or alone?21.Where is your favorite shopping place? Which do you prefer, large stores orsmall stores?22.When you go shopping which do you like to buy better, food or clothes?23.Do you like bargaining when you are shopping? Why?24.Do you often buy things on discount? Why?25.What are the advantages of window shopping?Section 3 School and Work (工作)1.How is your school life?2.What’s your favorite book?3.Which is your first book you read?4.What about your English teacher?5.What subjects did you do at school last year?6.What subjects are you going to have?7.Who is the busiest in your family?8.What does your father do?9.What does your mother do?10.Where does your father/mother go to work? Is he busy?11.What time does your father/mother go to work in the morning?12.What subject do you like?13.What subject don’t you like?14.What do/don’t you enjoy doing at school?15.What do you enjoy doing at school？16.What don’t you like doing?17.What interesting things are you going to do next year?Section 4 Hobbies/ Sports (业余爱好/体育运动)1.What's your hobby?Well, to be frank, I like to play table tennis / playing table tennis. First, playing table tennis is very interesting, and it can make me relaxed. Second, I spend lots of my spare time playing table tennis, and it can make my life more colorful. So I enjoy it very much. (Sir, what’s your hobby?)2.How often do you play tennis? About once a month.3.Who do you often play with?4.What’s your favorite sport?5.Who taught you?My father taught me three years ago. At first, I could not play it very well. But I often practice it after school. So now I can play it very well6.Where did you learn it?I learned to play table tennis in Haidian Sports Center with my father. You know,the sports center is very big and beautiful. It is bigger than the gym in my school.I like the sports center very much.7.What’s your parents’ favorite sport?8.Do you like playing computer games? Why?9.How often do you play football?10.Which book did you read yesterday?Yesterday I read Green Channel. You know, it is a very good book. It is interesting and helpful. It can improve my oral English.Where did you buy it?I bought it in Zhongguancun Book Store. It is a very big book store. There are lotsof interesting books. You know, reading books can give me lots of knowledge. So I like reading books very much.11.Do you like playing computer games? Why?12.What do you like to do in your free time?13.What's your favorite sport? Did you do it yesterday?14.Do you have any hobbies?15.When did you start it? What do you like about it?16.How much time do you spend on it?17.What do you like to do in your spare time?18.Do many people have the same hobby?Well, let me see. It is a very interesting question. I have never thought about it.But I think different people have different hobbies. For example, I like swimming very much, but my parents don’t like swimming. So I don’t think people have the same hobby.19.What do you enjoy/ like doing?20.How do you spend your weekends?21.Do you like sports? / What do you often play?22.How do you like football?/ Why do you very much like it?23.Do you play tennis? / Who do you often play it with?Section 5 Food (食物)1.Do you like western food or Chinese Food?Well, in my opinion, I like Chinese food. First, Chinese food is healthier than western food. You know, western food is too rich. It is not good to my body.Second, Chinese food is more delicious. Dumpling is my favorite food. So I like Chinese food better.2.Do you like fruit?Yes, I do. I like fruits. Fruits are sweet and juicy, and fruits are good to my body.You know, fruits have lots of vitamins, minerals and nutrition. Fruits are healthy food. So I like fruits very much.3.What do you like to cook?4.When did you go to eat KFC/Macdonald’s last time?Last Sunday I went to eat KFC food with my mother. KFC food is not good to my body, but I like eating it very much. I think the KFC food is very delicious and tasty. Next week I am going to eat KFC food again.5.What's your favorite food?6.What food don’t you like?Well, to be frank, I hate noodles. You know, noodles are tasteless. I like rice better. Rice is more delicious than noodles.7.What did you eat last supper?8.Wh at’s your favorite food? Why?How often do you eat it?Where do you go for eating it?9.Would you like to go out for dinner or just stay at home?Well, to be frank, I like eating at home. First, it is very noisy in restaurants, and the food in restaurants is not very healthy. Second, the food at home is more delicious and nutritious. And it is good to my body. So I like eating at home.10.Which one do you prefer, western food or Chinese food?11.What do you think of KFC or MacDonald’s?12.Is western food healthy food?13.What do you usually have for breakfast?14.What did you have for lunch yesterday?15.What are you going to have for supper this evening?16.How often do you eat out in restaurants?17.How often do you have western food like McDonald’s and KFC?18.How often do you have snacks?19.How often does your mother make dumplings for you?20.How often do you have meals with your friends?21.What's your favorite food?22.What's the difference between Chinese food and western food?Well, let me see. It is a very hard question. I have never thought about it. But Ithink there are lots of differences between Chinese food and western food. Forexample, Chinese people like steamed bread, but western people like baked bread.I like steamed bread.23.What did you have for lunch yesterday?24.Do you have same food for breakfast?25.What do English-speaking people usually have for breakfast?26.What are you going to have for supper?27.Do you like drinking coffee/ cola?28.Which food is healthier, Chinese food or foreign food?In my opinion, Chinese food is healthier than western food. First, Chinese peoplelike eating vegetables and rice. They are nutritious and healthy. But westernpeople like eating hamburgers and chips. They are too rich. It is not good to mybody. So I think Chinese food is healthier.Section 6 Weekend/ Seasonal Activities (周末活动/季节性活动)1.What did you study in your school?2.What (kind of) subject do you like?3.What do you often do on weekends?4.What will you do tomorrow?5.What did you do yesterday?6.What are you going to do this afternoon?7.What do you often play in the park?8.What do you often do on weekends?9.What are you going to do this afternoon?10.What do you like to do on the internet?11.Tell me what you did last weekend.12.What do you usually do during the summer holiday?13.What do you usually do at weekends?14.What did you do last weekend?15.What are you going to do next weekend?16.What are you going to do next summer holiday?17.Tell me what you did last summer holiday?。
朗文交互英语4对话翻译及答案
Unit1塔里亚:这都是如此令人难以置信的,妈妈。
我正在写一篇关于美国国家足球运动员之一,尼克·克劳福德。
不,这就是。
他知道他的一个队友陷害他。
我相信他是无辜的。
看,妈妈。
我得走了。
我明天给你打电话,好吗?再见。
是的,是的。
我也是。
再见。
尼克:嗨。
我只要我能来。
有什么事吗?塔里亚:我一直在思考这个问题。
现在,再告诉我。
当和你如何满足这个杰姬·贝克尔女人? 尼克:我已经告诉过你。
她走到我的果汁酒吧。
我们建立了一个会议。
塔里亚:对的。
在她的办公室。
除了你不去她的办公室。
尼克:没错。
所以她满足我在大堂,我们握手,她带我去午餐。
塔里亚:是的,在角落里,一个小地方我记得。
尼克:没错。
然后她问我支持一双新鞋。
塔里亚:是的。
你告诉我。
他们所谓的快感。
尼克:没错。
,她解释说,我得穿鞋子,当我玩。
,该公司将在广告中使用我的名字。
塔里亚:好。
你能想到什么?尼克:嗯,我们讨论一个想法踢商业。
塔里亚:一个商业?什么商业?尼克:我告诉过你,不是吗?他们想让我在商业。
1. Talia is talking to her mother on the phone. What does she tell her?She's going to attend the national soccer match with Nick Crawford.She's working on a story about a soccer star.She's planning a story about the national soccer team's best matches.2. What does Nick tell Talia about his meeting with Jackie?They met in her office, went out to dinner, and shot a video for a commercial.They met in the lobby, went out to lunch, and discussed a business deal.They met in a restaurant, discussed a commercial, and returned to her office.3. Jackie asked Nick to endorse Kicks shoes. What did he have to do?wear the shoes when he plays and let the company use his name for advertisingask his team to wear the shoes and act in several commercialsdesign a new kind of sports shoe and wear the shoe when he plays4. What does Nick tell Talia now that he's never mentioned before?The company will use his name in ads.He has to wear Kicks shoes when he plays soccer.The company wants him to be in a commercial.塔里亚:挂在第二个。
大学英语4口语答案
2012—2013学年第二学期大学英语（四）期末口语考试答案1. What makes you happy? Are you happy when others are happy? Give examples to illustrate the second question.The greatest pleasures seem to come from hard-won achievements. For example, if after a lot of hard work, you passed an important examination, finished a big project, or got a promotion, you would feel incredibly happy.Human happiness is not limited to one’s good fortune or success. If you help someone in need, you’ll probably feel wonderful. This accounts for the success of Project Hope, through which people volunteer time and donate money to help people in need.2. How can one strike a balance between low costs and high fashion in clothes？People who don’t have much money can also make themselves look fashionable. There are many ways to buy fashionable clothes without spending much money. For example, people can buy clothes that are on sale or sold in discount stores. It’s smart to buy winter clothes at the end of the winter. Clothes are cheaper at the end of a season and can be stored until the next season. Some people are good tailors, and they can alter their clothes to make them fashionable. They may even create original styles.3. What damage could an earthquake cause and what can human beings do to deal with it?An earthquake damages poorly-built structures. A powerful earthquake can destroy even well-constructed buildings. When the buildings fall down, human lives and property are ruined. Aftershocks may cause additional casualties. A heavy death toll, if not dealt with promptly, may be followed by an epidemic.It is difficult to predict earthquake, so we can only take preventive measures. For example, in an area prone to earthquake, we should construct strong, quake-proof buildings. We should also prepare emergency kits that include a torch, first-aid medicines and bandages. We should move out of dangerous quake zones. When an earthquake strikes while we are in a building, we should move outside. If there is no time to leave, we can hide under a strong table or bad to avoid being hurt by failing objects. Don’t forget to turn off the electricity and gas to avoid accidents.4. Some bosses employ and promote only relatives or those who come from their hometown. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this hiring practice.Hiring people he is familiar with does offer the boss advantages .those people are usually willing to work hard and are loyal to the boss ,who often entrusts them with such important responsibilities as being a financial mangers or human resources manger.However, the disadvantages inherent in a family business outweigh the advantages. To begin with it is not always easy to find a relative who can take up a highly technical position such as software development engineer or an in-house lawyer. perhaps none of the boss's relatives is even a competent electrician .then, too, there are problems if the boss's sister-in-law is chief financial officer .a top-notch accounting graduate will quickly realize her chances of promotion are slim and will work for anther company .worse still, if relatives turn against the boss, they may be able to dealhim a deadly blow since they often know many company secrets.5. After finishing undergraduate studies, would you like to find a job or pursue a postgraduate degree? Why?Some students prefer to look for a favorable job, through which they can gain useful experience that they can’t get from books. When they move on to a higher level job one day, then, they will already have experience in that field. At work, they can give full play to their practical abilities, and may be promoted to department manager by the time their classmates complete their Master’s degree programs.On the other hand, some students are not eager to take up a job and prefer to continue to study towards a Master’s degree or even a PHD. And as we all know, knowledge is power. Although not everything you learn will be directly applicable at work, knowledge does improve your character overall. In the long run, those who acquire more knowledge will benefit from it.6. What is the relationship between one’s attitude to life and one’s fate? Does the former determine the latter or is it the other way round?Since the world is complex and mysterious, it is not easy to arrive at a definite conclusion. Some scholars, including a British psychologist, suggest that there exists a correlation between one’s attitude to life and one’s fate. But more research is needed before we can be sure of such a correlation. Moreover, the cause-and-effect relationship has not been clearly identified, and we are uncertain which causes which. In real life we can find counter examples: some optimistic people aren’t very lucky, while some pessimistic people are quite lucky. Perhaps we should try to find out which case is more frequent: optimistic people with good luck or optimistic people with bad luck. Judging from my personal observations, the former is more common. I can even supply the reason: optimistic people have more self-confidence, which facilitates their success in life. A survey involving many people is required to discover what most people think about this issue.7. What do you think about the computer and the Internet as sources of entertainment?With the advent of the computer and the Internet, we can play all kinds of games in the virtual world; we can play chess and cards with people we have never met, even a chess master. We can travel to all parts of the world on the Net. We can send and Moreover, we can make use of the Net as a way of learning.But we should be careful not to get too much of a good thing. If we sit in front of a computer all day long, there will be many negative effects. Our eyes may get cause disease. Too much sedentary work is bad for our health. We may because physically week and develop a weight problem. Worse still, if we get addicted to the computer, we may neglect human relationships and communication between one another. In the end we would rather talk to a computer than to a human.8. Should genetically foods be sold? Why or Why not?Some people do not like GM crops and food for various reasons. If transgenic crops are planted in a field, they may overrun it and eliminate other crops, for they are especially powerful. Some genetically altered plants and animals can be abnormally large, and people cannot be sure that they will not be harmed from eating such foods. Moreover, we don't know whether abnormal geneswill be passed on to the next generation. No wonder some people demand that GM food be labeled.But on the whole people are increasingly accepting GM food. Since we have not solved the problem of hunger in the world, GM food should be introduced to us. As the world population continues to expand, perhaps we have to depend more on GM crops in the future. So far, people eating GM food look just as healthy as those who do not, but scientists should monitor any possible dangers to health.9. What are the similarities and differences between Hitler’s offensive against the Soviet Union and Napoleon’s campaign against Russian?The similarity of the two wars is that both Hitler’s offensive against the Soviet Union and Napoleon’s campaign against Russian failed because of the severity of Russian winter. The differences are as follows. Firstly, their tactics are different. Napoleon’s campaign against Russian focused to capture Moscow, the capital city. But, Hitler’s offensive against the Soviet Uni on divided forces into three parts. They separately captured Moscow, Ukraine and Leningrad. Another difference is that Napoleon directly restricted after a frustration, however, Hitler counter attacked for many times. Lastly, Napoleon’s campaign against Ru ssian was the imperialist war between empires, and there was no justice and injustice. But Hitler’s offensive against the Soviet Union is totally injustice.10. If you were asked to help design a smart car, what would it be like?Firstly, smart cars can see, hear, feel, smell, talk and act. Secondly, they can eliminate most of car accidents. A smart car can sense if a driver is drunk via electronic sensors that can pick up alcohol vapor in the air, and refuse to start up the engine. The car could also alert the police and provide its precise location if it is stolen. And they can also monitor one's driving and the driving conditions nearby. Small radars hidden in the bumpers can scan for nearby cars. Should you make a serious driving mistake, the computer would sound an immediate warning. In addition, they can alert the driver who feels drowsy. At last, a smart car can locate your car precisely at any moment and warn of traffic jams.11. What would you do before a job interview when you are ready to graduate?It is not easy to prepare for a job interview. When I am ready to graduate, I’ll do the following things. First of all, I will have a full list of the process in my mind. According to the list, I can figure out what I need to prepare and what the problems and situation I’m likely to come across in the interview. Secondly, I can ask the predecessors in the same major or my friends, teachers for advice. Besides, I have to prepare a formal suit to show my respect. At last, I will recheck the information I’ve gotten and apply the principles and tips into my resume before I send it to the company. With the adequate preparations, I believe that I can get the offer successfully.12. Some differences between Chinese and American Culture.Firstly, the history of these two kinds of culture is different. The history of China can be dated back to 5,000 years ago. So the Chinese culture is long-standing and well-established. But the history of America is much shorter. Secondly，the manners are different between Chinese and American culture. For example, it is impolite to keep silence when you eat meal in an American family, but itis a ceremony at Chinese table. Thirdly, eating habits are different, too. There are various kinds of food in China, such as Hunan cuisine and Sichuan cuisine. However, American food is monotonous. We usually see American eat fast food like KFC. There are certainly many differences between Chinese and American culture, but we should respect each other to get along well.13. Do you think there is some truth in the saying, “You can’t judge a book by looking at its cover”? Explain.From the perspective of me, this saying means that it is not wise to judge things and people just by appearance. It is no easy job to judge people, for they are not always what they appear to be. A person can be kind and gentle judging from his appearance, but cold-blooded inside. Edward Burton, a wealthy merchant, appeared as if he could not bear to heart a fly. As it turned out, however, Edward Burton was hardhearted enough to send his friend, Lenny Burton, to certain death.14. Has technology made our lives easier or more burdensome? Give examples to illustrate your view.As far as I’m concerned, technology did make our lives easier. For example, you can not buy things without going out in the past. But now, we can do shopping online, which is convenient. Besides, with the development of medical field, we can cure disease better than before and live longer. But there are also problems, because modern technology accelerated the pace of life, which keeps people under more pressure. In a word, we should attach importance to the advantages of technology but avoid its disadvantages.15. Today terrorism is a serious world problem. Do you have any suggestions for coping with it?How to deal with terrorism? Firstly, I think the various countries should strengthen cooperation with each other, putting an end to the root causes of terrorism. Secondly, to fight against terrorism, the State should enhance people’s safety education and s trengthen people’s safety awareness. Thirdly, it should also strengthen security precautions. In short, terrorism is a long and arduous task. Counter-terrorism efforts should be gradual. Otherwise, it will be counter-productive.16. If you have both time and money, what places would you like to visit most? Why?If I have both time and money, I would like to visit France. France lies in the Atlantic as well as the Mediterranean regions of Europe and hence has a drastically diverse climate. The country has a rich history and cultural heritage, drawing in an estimated 70 million tourists a year and it ranks as the number one tourist destination. There are many places of interest in France. Paris, with its romantic landscapes and world famous monuments like the Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower offers the new-comer a truly magical experience with the food, language, art and culture only enhancing the pleasure of the senses.。
国际交流英语视听说unit4课后答案
Housing
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Further Listening
Unit 4 Housing
Listening 1
A | Listen to a talk about straw houses and choose the main idea of the talk.
a. Builder Michael Furbish uses straw to make buildings.
√b. A straw house is another way to “go green”.
c. Straw bales are used to build houses and schools.
Listening 1
1. Why is straw a better material to build a house than wood?
Answer Keys Furbish used about 900 straw bales for his family’s house. His company used about 4,000 bales to build an elementary school in Maryland.
Listening 2
Answer Keys Baja California has coasts on the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, so tourists can enjoy sea life such as dolphins, whales, and unusual fish. Its beautiful mountains and deserts are also excellent for hiking and sightseeing.
(完整版)Unit 4幼儿教师实用英语口语(初级)
Unit 4 Having a Meal/Snack (餐点) Teaching Aims (教学目标)
经过本单元的学习，学生应: 1) 用简单的英语组织幼儿用餐（或点心）； 2) 用本单元单词、短语、句型创编对话。
Key Sentences (重点句型) Dialogues (对话) Extensive Sentences (拓展句型) Practice (操练) Fun Time (开心一刻)
接形容词作表语。其意思分别为“看/听/尝/摸起来……”。
e.g. The dish tastes delicious. 这道菜尝起来很美味。 It sounds nice. 听起来很棒。
ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้
Section Two Dialogues (对话)
Dialogue 2
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Dialogue 2 Having a Snack Teacher: Snack time. Children: We’re hungry. Teacher: Would you like some biscuits or cakes, babies? Child 1: Cakes taste good. Child 2: Biscuits are delicious. Teacher: Here you are, baby. Are you thirsty? Child: Yes, Madam. Teacher: Get a glass of milk or water, please. … Child: I’ve finished mine. Teacher: You could play now, but don’t run or jump. Child: I’ll remember that.
新编大学英语4口语话题
新编⼤学英语4⼝语话题第⼀单元:Discussion:1.How do College Students Spend Their Leisure Time?2.What are the most active and most passive activities people do?3.My Favorite PastimeQuestions:1.What is your favorite film?2.What kind of role does humor play in our daily life?3.How do people spend their holidays nowadays?4.What’s your plan for the coming summer holiday?5.Do you think humor is a key to getting along with others? Explain your answer.6.Talk about the book you read recently.第⼆单元：Discussion:1.Is writing better than calling? Give your reasons.2.Words I will never forget. (Power of words)Questions:1.Talk about the sentence that moved you the most.2.Talk about the sentence that encouraged you the most.3.What is the function of dialect? Should dialect be replaced by Mandarin?I think Mandarin is more useful. There are around 80 completely different dialects in China. If we don’t learn Mandarin, we may find it hard or even impossible to communicate with people from different parts of China. For example, last semester most of our classmates had a hard time in math class because the math teacher had so strong an accent that it prevented us from understanding his lecture. To some of us, his strong accent not only meant a lot of inconvenience but also led to our failure in the final.4.Talk about the power of words of encouragement.5.Do you think people need encouragement and praise? Why or why not?6.Do you often send or receive from your friends letters or notes? How do you feel when yousend or receive them?Sample 1：I usually send or receive letters to or from my parents once a month. I have many friends and classmates and we write each other letters. I am very happy when I receive their letters, and can’t wait to read them. Sometimes I can’t help laughing while reading because they tell me a joke or describe something interesting in the letter. After I send a letter, I will wait anxiously for a reply. I hope they enjoy my letters too, for I want to make them feel good.Sample2：There is no doubt that people need encouragement and praise. All of us would like to feel needed and admired. If we didn’t hear any words of encouragement or praise, how could we know that we were valued by people close to us? Besides, when I fail to do something successfully, I’ll feel depressed. If someone can comfort or console me at this moment, and giveme encouragement, they’ll probably make a big difference in my life. On the other hand, if I can encourage or cheer my friend.I’ll feel good about myself. So encouragement actually benefits people on both sides.第三单元：讨论话题同⽹络课堂布置的Questions:1.Is it true with Chinese students that boys do better in math and science, while girls havebetter verbal and reading skills? Expain your answer.Sample 1Yes, I think so. As far as I know, most boy students in China do better in math and science. It is fully demonstrated by the number of boy students who have won prizes in the Olympic Science Contests and by the ratio of boy students to girl students in science departments in colleges and universities.Sample 2I don’t think I can answer the question by a simple “yes”or “no”.With more girls receiving higher education and going to graduate school, it won’t be difficult to find girls who are really good in math and science courses. As we can see in our university, there are quite a few female math professors and also female professors specialized in science and engineering. Besides, many boys are found to have developed excellent language and reading skills.2.Can you think of any ways in which Chinese culture affects gender roles?Chinese culture also has stereotyped gender roles. Boys and girls are taught and expected to behave differently from each other both at home and at school. If they don’t fit into traditional gender mold, girls are said to be like boys and boys like girls. The following are the ways that culture or education affects gender roles.SampleBoys and girls are provided with different kinds of toys to play with: dolls and pretty things are for girls while toy cars and guns are for boys.SampleBoys are expected to play outdoors and girls, in most cases, indoors.SampleGirls are expected to be clean and neat, and well dressed and boys should be strong and tough, and can deal with difficulties SampleMales, especially in the country, are expected to be better educated than females and they should be more career-oriented to support the family and females are expected to support their husbands. There’s an old saying “having no skills and intelligence is a good virtue of women.”SampleWomen are expected to be quiet and shy while men are expected to be powerful and more aggressive.SampleWomen are expected to take good care of their children and do most of the housework while men are expected to be successful in their careersSampleWomen are expected to go home immediately after work while men may get back late in the evening after having dinner with their friends or colleagues.3.If you had to choose between a single-sex class and a co-educational one, which one wouldyou prefer to be taught in?A single-sex class is more preferable because 1) when boys are not around, we can have more opportunities to express ourselves / when girls are around, there are too many distractions;2) there wouldn't be sex-biased education;3) each gender’s strength and weakness can be considered accordingly.A co-educational class is preferable because 1) some students become bolder in the company of students of the opposite sex;2) it would be boring to have only boys or only girls in class;3) the outside world consists of two genders and we should prepare ourselves for that.4.What are the characteristics of the ideal wife and the ideal husband?5.In what ways do people see women and men as different?Sample:Most people think that women are more emotional and more compassionate than men. They are also viewed as better listeners and better able to do many things at once. Most of us believe women have better “people skills”.We all think that men have a more aggressive nature. They are also more willing to take risks than women. All of the girls in our group believe that men are self-centered.6.Work out for your teacher a list of suggestions for avoiding gender bias in theclassroom.Use inclusive language. “Y ou guys”may be a popular way of addressing groups, but it’s an example of gender bias.—Use examples that are gender balanced. If there are none in your textbooks, do some research to find some.— Search books, posters and other instructional materials for gender balance.— Try to put girls and boys in non-traditional situations, such as the placement of girls first in this sentence. Isn’t it normally boys, then girls?Make the classroom atmosphere one where both girls and boys areencouraged, questioned and reinforced.—Actively integrate groups by not allowing self-segregation.—Never use gender to group students.第四单元Discussion：1.How can schools and parents encourage students’ creativity both at school and at home?2.Try to compare the educational styles in China and America in terms of cultivatingcreativity.Questions:1.What is creativity according to the text?Creativity is the matter of using the resources one has to produce original ideas that are good for something. That is to say, one can think and solve problems in a new and original way based on his previous knowledge.2.Which should be emphasized in education, knowledge or creativity?Both are equally important, and no system should only emphasize one. Knowledge involves facts and information which are essential, but creativity allows you to do original things with your knowledge. If I had to emphasize one, I would choose creativity since it is more important than facts and figures which are useless if not to be applied to solve problems.3.Did your parents ever let you make decisions when you were very young? What do you think of your parent’s practice?No. They made the decision and I obeyed. If I did not obey, I would be punished. They meant well and wanted to teach me the right moral values and ways of behavior so that I wouldn’t make mistakes. But sometimes, I think they should have let me explore the world and discover things. I think that children are clever enough to think for themselves and should be encouraged to make their own decision. And they won’t feel uneasy or at a loss when their parents are not around.Y es. My parents, especially my father, favor a more democratic style of parenting. They seldom try to impose their own opinions on me and most of the time they let me make decisions on my own. Sometimes I even make painful and important decisions. For instance, as for the university I should enter and the major I should choose, I discussed these with them several times.I knew they’d like me to stay in my hometown, but they never told me this when they learned that I had decided to enter XX University. That’s why I’m here, in the university of my own choice.4.Did your parents allow you to speak to guests who came to your house? How did you feel if you were not allowed to?Y es. I could talk freely with the guests of our family, especially when the visitors were our relatives or close friends of my parents. It doesn’t mean I joined them all the time. I talked with them only about topics I knew about or I was interested in. If I had not been allowed to speak to them, I would have felt like a little child or an outsider even though I was not really young, and I would not have felt like part of the family.No, they never did. They maintained that what adults were talking about was none of a child’s business. And they also thought it was impolite for a child “to interfere with” adults’ business. So I was never allowed to be involved in their conversation. I felt I was neglected. In order to capture their attention, I deliberately became mischievous. As you can imagine, this kind of behavior brought about even worse situations on me.5. Do you agree with the author in saying “creativity is not something one is just born with, nor is it necessarily a characteristic of high intelligence”? Give your reasons.Sample1:I quite agree. Creativity is never a personal quality inherited from one’s parents. Rather, it’s cultivated as one grows up. His accumulated life experiences help in this process, so does the flexibility his parents allow him in letting him do what he likes. Second, high intelligence by no means equals creativity. A person of high intelligence may have exceptionally good memorizing and understanding abilities, but he doesn’t necessarily have good thinking skills. He may think in a conventional way.Sample 2:Sometimes I think creativity depends more on nature than on nurture. Most of us get the same education, yet we do not have the same level of creativity. I’d say some are really creative and others are not creative at all. How can we account for this phenomenon? Only nature is the answer.第五单元：Discussion1.Do you consider star athletes good role models for young people? Give reasons.2. The Athletes I Admire Most/ The sports I like mostQuestions:1.Nowadays, star athletes have not only acquired fame but also made a l ot of money. Do you think star athl etes really d eserve what they have got?Athl etes train very hard. The intensity is beyond what we can imagine. They get up very early in the morning and have a very vigorous training regime no matter how col d or hot it is. Coaches can be very harsh. In fact, very few athl etes can get good results in worl d-class competitions. What’s more, their sports life is comparatively short compared with pop stars, who d on’t train as hard as athl etes, but earn more and are popular for a l onger period of time. I d on’t think that’s fair. So in my opinion, star athl etes d eserve what they get.I d on’t think they d eserve what they get. Most jobs involve st rict t raining and are chall enging too, but few peopl e can make as much money as star athl etes d o. For exampl e, scientists spent time and money to get a good education, and they have to work very hard to be abl e to make achievements in different areas. Now think about what they get. They can never be as popular as star athl etes and their income means nothing as compared with athl etes. It’s really unfair.2.What are the most important qualities an athlete needs?●have great athletic skills;●be honest;●have strong willpower;●be loyal to his team;●be cooperative with his teammates;●have a great sense of responsibility;●be self-confident;●be courageous;●respect people, especially those who help him train3.Do you participate in any sports in your spare time? If yes, what are they? Andhow do you benefit from them? If not, what reasons would you give for not participating in any sports?My favo rite sport is jogging, because it costs no money and needs no equipment. It’s very convenient and can be done anytime and anywhere. While jogging I can enjoy the fresh air outside, and it is good for my health. It is a great pleasure to jog around the West Lake.Y es, I participate in quite a few sports activities. I love football and I am on the department team. I also enjoy rowing and have participated in several boat races on West Lake. I took part in the table tennis tournament last year and played a few matches. Jogging is my favorite sport. I jog as much as I can, and plan to enter a winter marathon race some day when I’m ready. I love competitions and enjoy competing with other students. Sports are fun and they make me feel better and keep me fit.4.According to Malone, why do some athletes not want to be role models?Some athletes don’t want to be role models because they’d like to have more privacy and freedom. They don’t want to be watched by the public all the time. Another reason is that people expect too much, and want perfection. But it is impossible to achieve that. So they don’t want to be role models, nor do they like too much pressure in their lives.5.In your opinion, is it right for the public to watch star athletes constantly? Give reasons.I don’t think it’s right, because athletes are humans, just like us. They, too, need privacy. They, too, will make mistakes. If they are constantly being watched by the public or exposed to the mass media, they will be driven crazy. Life will become hell. It is unfair to them. Star athletes are not saints, and will make mistakes sometimes. If the mass media expose everything they do, they will feel tense and pressured.第六单元：Discussions:1.why people would like to take risks.2.In a normal day, what are the three riskiest things you do?1.What should we do to manage risk in ordinary life?One way to manage risk in ordinary life is through rational planning. By considering alternatives and balancing the greatest or most likely risks against the greatest or most likely rewards, we can often make better decisions and give greater consideration to long-term outcomes. By always having a contingency plan in case our main plan fails, we can usually avoid catastrophes. But planning takes effort, and we must balance this effort against the pleasure of doing things spontaneously because they are not very important or not very risky, and plan other things carefully because they are very important or very risky.2.What are some of the negative effects of technology on our health?The negative effects of technology on health include: water/air/environmental pollution; more dangerous chemicals; increased amounts of garbage; increased rates of cancer and other deadly diseases; more stress and tension because the pace of life is faster.3.Are environment risks worth taking? Explain your answer.Y es, some risks are necessary to take for China to become more developed and to improve living conditions and material comfort for her people.Do you think people have interfered too much in the environment?Y es, Global warming is an example; the climate is changing all over the world; there have been many natural disasters; the oceans are polluted and fish populations have been affected; species of plants and animals are decreasing.4.How can we balance economic development and environment protection?There should be more regulations to control environmental damage. Foreign companiesshould not be allowed to do things in China that they are not allowed to do in their own countries. Schools should have more courses on the environment so that young people become better informed. If the environment is seriously polluted, young people won’t be able to live long and contribute as much as they wish.5.Why do most people fear airplane accidents more than car accidents?Even though fewer people die in air crash than in car accidents, people feel far less secure in the air than on the ground, perhaps because airplane crashes are almost always fatal. If you are in an airplane crash, you will die most probably, but you might not be killed in a car accident. Besides we are still more used to cars than airplanes.。
(完整版)大学英语口语尔雅答案
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? D、 pull
6 【单选题】 根据发音规则，找出下列每组词中发 [?:]的 1 个单词。 D ? A、 bird
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7 【单选题】 根据发音规则，找出以下单词中划线部分发音不同的 1 个单词。 A ? A、 time
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Unit 1 Pronunciation 1 【单选题】 根据发音规则，找出以下单词中划线部分发音不同的 1 个单词。 A ? A、 sofa
? B、 sit
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2 【单选题】 根据发音规则，选出下列每组词中发音不同的 1 个单词 D ? A、
cup
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3 【单选题】 根据发音规则，选出下列每组词中发音不同的 1 个单词 A ? A、 mouth
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大学英语四级口语考试练习题参考答案
大学英语四级口语考试练习题参考答案Part 1: Introduction and GreetingInterviewer: Hello, welcome to the CSE Oral English Test. Can you please introduce yourself briefly?Candidate: Hello, thank you for having me. My name is Emily, and I am currently a sophomore majoring in International Business.Interviewer: Great! Let's get started with the first question. How did you become interested in learning English?Part 2: Personal ExperienceCandidate: Well, I have always been passionate about languages and different cultures. In middle school, I had the opportunity to participate in a Chinese-English exchange program. That experience ignited my interest in learning English as I interacted with English-speaking students. Since then, I have been dedicated to improving my English skills.Part 3: Language Learning MethodsInterviewer: That's impressive. What methods or strategies do you think are effective for learning English?Candidate: Personally, I believe that having a diverse range of learning approaches is crucial. Firstly, attending English classes and practicing with qualified teachers plays a vital role in grammar and vocabulary acquisition. Additionally, using online resources, such as English language apps, provides a convenient way to enhance listening and speaking skills. Furthermore, immersing oneself in English-speaking environments throughwatching English movies, reading English novels, and even engaging in language exchange programs can significantly accelerate language learning.Part 4: Challenges in English LearningInterviewer: Learning a new language can be challenging. Can you share some of the difficulties you have encountered in your English learning journey?Candidate: Absolutely. One of the main challenges I faced was overcoming the fear of making mistakes. Initially, I was hesitant to speak English in front of others due to the fear of sounding unintelligent or mispronouncing words. However, I realized that making mistakes is a natural part of the learning process and is essential for improvement. Moreover, mastering English grammar proved to be quite challenging, as it differs greatly from my native language. However, consistent practice and seeking help from teachers and classmates helped me overcome these difficulties.Part 5: Future Language GoalsInterviewer: It's inspiring to hear about your dedication to learning English. What are your language goals for the future?Candidate: Thank you. In the future, I aim to achieve fluency in English, both in written and spoken forms. I plan to take advanced English courses to further enhance my language skills. Additionally, I hope to study abroad in an English-speaking country to immerse myself fully in the language and culture. Ultimately, I want to use my English proficiency to contribute to my future career in international business.Part 6: ConclusionInterviewer: Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us today. We wish you all the best in your English learning journey and future endeavors.Candidate: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss my language learning journey. I appreciate your time and guidance.。
综合教程4英语口语题目答案汇总
综合教程4英语口语题目答案汇总Unit 11. Do you think man lives in harmony with nature now?2. Do you think that man has been destroying nature? Could you give some examples?3. What do you think we should do to preserve nature?Unit 21.What changes have taken place in our life with the advancement of technology?2.Do you think technology makes your life easier? Could you give some examples?3.Is the advancement of technology always a good thing?Unit 31.Who is the most successful person in the world in your opinion? Could you tell us somethingabout him or her? (Open. )2.What qualities do you think successful people have in common?3.What do you think fame can bring to people?Unit 41. What do you think work can provide?2. What factors do you think one should take into account when choosing a career?3. What kind of job do you think will be suitable for you?Unit 51. What kind of lifestyle do you live now?2. Do you believe in the saying “a penny saved is a penny earned”?3. What are some of the things that come to your mind whenwe talk about healthy lifestyles? Make a list of healthy lifestyles and share your answers with your group members.Unit 61.Have you ever experienced any difficult time in your life? Please say something about it.2.What do you think is the right attitude towards problems in one’s life?3.What qualities do you think one should possess to survive tough times?。
(完整版)口语话题参考答案(Unit4)
第4单元口语话题参考答案1.What are the positive and negative things about being famous?Positive things:One of the greatest advantages of being famous is that fame generally brings with it lots of fortune. So celebrities usually live a comfortable and even luxurious life.Being famous opens up many opportunities in life. Many celebrities embark upon the entrepreneurship path as soon as they achieve stardom.Celebrities get special treatment wherever they go, for example, special seats at theaters or special tables at restaurants.Celebrities may have greater influence than average people. They get the advantage of voicing their own opinions about the world, and their words may weigh heavier than average people.Negative things:Lack of privacy is one of the biggest disadvantages of being a celebrity. Celebrities cannot lead lives of ordinary people because they are constantly watched and followed by paparazzi who have little or no respect for the privacy of celebrities or their family members.Celebrities experience great pressure owing to their fans’expectations. Some fans may expect celebrities to be absolutely perfect in every aspect of their lives.Celebrities are often harassed by phone calls, emails or messages from fans or followers who cross the line and become obsessed.2.What would you do if you were famous?If I were famous, I would help my parents pay off the mortgage, and afford a lot of nice things for my family and my friends.或: If I were famous, I would buy myself a sports car and move my parents into their dream house.或: If I were famous, I would use my status to better the world and help people in need.3.What is the difference between becoming famous in the past and now?It has become much easier for ordinary people to become famous nowadays. In the past, if you wanted to be famous, you might need to be outstanding in the field of entertainment or sports or politics. But now with the development of modern technology, there are a variety of ways to become famous. You can appear on a reality TV program, or you can make yourself a web celebrity overnight by filming yourself singing, dancing or giving a speech, and then putting the photo or the video on the Internet.4.Would you like to be famous?I wouldn’t like to be famous because if I were famous, I would have no privacy. I don’t likebeing watched all the time. I hate to have my every move recorded or photographed by paparazzi.或: I would like to be famous partly because I would enjoy being the focus of attention, and partly because I would have enough money to do whatever I want.5.What would you like to be famous for?I would love to be a famous writer, like Shakespeare. I think it’s a wonderful thing to be ableto write a book that people all around the world want to read.或: I’d like to be a famous politician. If I were a politician, I would try to change the world, to stop all these wars and do something to help poor countries. You know, I think it’s terrible that most politicians don’t seem to worry about things like that.6.Which famous person would you most like to meet? Why?I’d most like to meet Oprah Winfrey because she is kind and generous and willing to help people out during tough times. And more importantly because she has struggled with things we all have experienced and she has coped with them with dignity.7.Can you think of a famous person who has made a life-changing decision? Share the story ofthis famous person.A typical example is Bill Gates, the former chief executive of Microsoft, the world’s largestpersonal-computer software company. Bill Gates enrolled at Harvard University in the fall of 1973, originally thinking of a career in law. He did well there, but he didn’t find it interesting.He spent many long nights in front of the school’s computer and the next day was asleep in class. When the MITS Altair 8800 based on the Intel 8080 CPU was released in 1974, he and his friend Paul Allen saw this as a great opportunity to start their own computer software company. So Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard to start a business to write software for computers. It was a hard decision but it turned out to be the right choice.8.Which sporting hero do you admire? Why?The sporting hero I admire most is Lang Ping, a former player of Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team, nicknamed “Iron Hammer”. She is a beloved sporting hero and one of the most respected people in modern Chinese sports history mainly because of her central role in the success of the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team in the 1980s, including the Gold Medal at the 1984 Olympics, World Championship crown in 1982 and World Cup titles in 1981 and 1985.9.Read the following quotes about dreams: “You can dream, but do not make dreams yourmaster.”“Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.”Explain the meaning of the two quotes.We all have dreams in our life. These dreams may be things we want to accomplish, places we want to go, or feats we must attempt. Whatever they are, dreams give us a purpose in life and a meaning to live, and allow us to fight for what we believe in. however, we should not let our dreams control our life and become a slave to them. In fact there are other things we should work for apart from our own dreams, such as our family and our friends. So don’t be afraid to let go our dreams if we have to.The second quote tells us that we should always strive to attain our dreams in life. Dreams push us to move forward, to struggle, to strive all the time. Without dreams, life is a life without hope; without dreams, we are as lost as a bird which has lost the gift of flight. Sofollow our dreams and let our ambition fuel us to surpass our limits. Never quit and always think of different ways to win.。
2020年雅思口语模拟试题及答案(卷四)
2020年雅思口语模拟试题及答案（卷四）雅思口语相关话题：Meal1. What kinds of meals do you like?2. Do you often dinner with your family or friends?3. When do you usually eat dinner?4. Are there any fruits or vegetables you don’t like? Why?5. And what is your favourite cuisine?6. What kinds of meals do you like?7. Do you often dinner with your family or friends?8. When do you usually eat dinner?9. Are there any fruits or vegetables you don’t like? Why?10. And what is your favourite cuisine?雅思口语part1参考答案Oh, I adore different meat plates…My mouth is watering whenever I see roast beef, grilled chicken or pork chops…However, I don’t like to cook…That's why I often eat ready meals and take-aways.Well, I try to dinner with my family as often as possible…Unfortunately, I don’t have enough time for such dinners due to my busy schedule...I usually have main meal at about 4 p.m. …I'm starving hungry by then and sometimes overeat myself...Yes, there are…I’m not a fussy eater, but I really hate onions andseafood…I try to avoid meals that might contain these products…Well, I love French cuisine for its versatility and flavorful ingredients.... French cuisine has a variety of dishes, starting from their famous onion soup and ending with cheese fondue... Also, it rarely uses artificial ingredients or flavors.Oh, I adore different meat plates…My mouth is watering whenever I see roast beef, grilled chicken or pork chops…However, I don’t like to cook…That's why I often eat ready meals and take-aways.Well, I try to dinner with my family as often as possible…Unfortunately, I don’t have enough time for such dinners due to my busy schedule...I usually have main meal at about 4 p.m. …I'm starving hungry by then and sometimes overeat myself...Yes, there are…I’m not a fussy eater, but I really hate onions and seafood…I try to avoid meals that might contain these products…Well, I love French cuisine for its versatility and flavorful ingredients.... French cuisine has a variety of dishes, starting from their famous onion soup and ending with cheese fondue... Also, it rarely uses artificial ingredients or flavors.雅思口语相关话题：High school1. How old were you when you started school?2. Where did you go to school?3. How did you get to school each day?4. Tell me something about the school. (=Can you describe it?)5. Did you enjoy it? (Why?/Why not?)6. What were some of the most popular activities at primary school?7. Have you ever returned to see your old school again?8. Are you still in contact with any of the friends you had in primary school?9. What subjects did you study in secondary school (=high school)?10. What was your favourite subject in secondary school (=high school)?11. And which subject did you like the least? (Why?)12. Which secondary school subject do you think is most useful for people in adult life?13. What part of your secondary school education did you enjoy most?14. How do you feel about your high school (secondary school)?15. Why did you choose to attend that particular school?16. Which class did you enjoy the most? (Why?)雅思口语part1参考答案I started my elementary school since seven year old.My school was just located near my home, so every day I walked toschool with myself, or sometimes with my neighbours.My school is called the Haiyang Elementary School, which was established 50 years ago in my hometown. The school was quite spacious as it was large but there were no many students. Besides, the teachers there were always kind-hearted and responsible for their teaching.Yes, it’s very memorable days of life cos it’s part of my life I got basic education from my school, besides, I didn’t have the stressful study burden at that period, so most of time I played with my classmates a lot. Therefore, it’s a golden period of my life and school days never come back.There are several engaging activities in my school, such as sports meeting when the whole school played sports together. There were some exciting competitions like 100 metres dash, or marathon. Besides, we went autumn outing every year to some local natural sceneries. We didn’t have class and could enjoy the happy time with our classmates there.Yes, every time I go back to my hometown, I’d like to visit my old school and I’ll be very delighted to see how my school developed. I was really proud of it.Yes, there were several close friends when I was in my elementary school, and we still keep in touch with each other. We cherish our friendship after we have grown up.There were many subjects we had to learn at secondary school, such as maths, English, physics, chemistry, history, geography, and so on. So you can see we had a heavy burden at that time.In my secondary school, English was my favourite subject because I found it very easy to remember the new word, and the sentences I learned were not hard at all. Besides, thanks to my English teacher, he taught me and corrected my pronunciation so that I could speak quite influent English.As my unfavourable subject, I guess the politics was the most disgusting subject because I had to remember endless and meaningless essays in order to pass the exams by rote. It was really a waste of my time.I believe that the physics was quite helpful in my adult life. Though it wasn’t really needed in daily life of mine, just as my physical teacher said, the physics was the gymnastics for the brain, it helped me do things logically.I believe that my secondary school had taught how to endure hardships if I wanted to achieve my goal. You know, in my country, the competition of entering university is badly fierce, so I had to work very hard in order to be eligible to pursue my education in the future.I guess my secondary school has a rich history and provides a safe, supportive learning community where all students are challenged toreach their highest levels of achievement and grow as individuals.I chose to attend my school because it was the most famous school in my hometown. It has gone through so long history that many scientists and politics graduated from it. And I believe I could be qualified to get to university after years of studying there.雅思口语part1相关话题：volunteer(志愿者)1. Why do you think people volunteer?2. Would you like to work as a volunteer?3. Have you ever done any volunteer work?4. Is volunteering worth the time it takes?5. What could you do to help if you had no money?6. What is volunteer screening?7. What situations need volunteer workers?8. Can you think of different types of volunteer work?9. Would you volunteer to help people outside your community?10. Have you read a book about volunteer work?11. What types of volunteer work would be unpleasant for you?12. What benefits other than personal satisfaction could you personally get by volunteering?13. Can a volunteer be treated the same as paid staff?14. Should you volunteer if your main reason is to benefit monetarily or materialistically?雅思口语part1：volunteer 参考答案1. I believe there could be several reasons for people volunteering. Some people volunteer because they feel for the cause and want to do something about it. There are some who volunteer because volunteering teaches you a lot. You learn team work, leadership, patience, organizing things and so much more.2. Definitely yes. I would love to work as a volunteer for an organization related to education, because I do feel that this is something that every individual has a right to have, but very few are able to get the quality education. Anyone who initiates it in some way, I would volunteer. Or may be in some time, start it off on my own.3. Yes, I was a volunteer for a group named Soften in our organization. The group organizes lot of activities for the under privileged children and I was part of their three day workshop. During that period, lot of kids from the adoption homes and other sections of society came and it was great to listen to them, their stories, their experiences and so much more.4. Yes it is. I believe it is more of two way relation where the more you give, the more you gain. There is so much of experience that comes along with it, so much you get to learn and so much of excitement that it makes up for the effort it takes.5. Helping has nothing to do with money. May be I cannot givesomeone the money but I can surely give what I have, like my knowledge, my experience, the things that I have learnt. It is great to be able to share your knowledge and for the one who receives it, it is surely a pure joy.6. Volunteer screening is the process in which people are screened or judged so that they can be given work that best fits their personality.7. Situations which affect the larger group of people needs volunteer work. Because at that time, you cannot think about money and then one also needs lot of people. Like, when there was a Tsunami, lot of people died, so many were homeless and then there were many who could not find their loved one. It was such a massive destruction, that required help from the entire planet.8. Volunteering has its own different shades. There is this volunteering where an individual goes to an organization and works on one of their projects. It could be for a month or a year. And then there is gap year volunteering. This is the volunteering which students tend to do during their gap year. It provides them with the necessary skills for placements. Also, there is travel volunteering wherein the individual can volunteer for different causes while traveling.9. Definitely yes. Volunteering or for that matter helping has nothing to do with community. If I can help anyone I will be more than happy to do it.10. There is this book that I read, chicken soup for the soul. It was agreat book, almost an eye opener. It talks about 101 inspiring stories that talk about volunteers and their experiences and how they gave back what they got.11. I think volunteering for something like “trying to ban valentines day”or for that matter “the organizations bringing religious law and order”. These are things I would prefer not to go forward for. Because, they go against my opinion about how things should be.12. Volunteering has its own great advantages. It increases your social and relationship skills, it helps you make more friends and in some way be more connected with your society. Even more, it helps counteracts the effects of stress, anger and anxiety. Some believe it also helps in fighting depression. Then there are people who are alone, like the older people, volunteering gives them the sense or purpose for life.13. I think it is quite a tough thing to do. Because, a volunteer is more often selected more easily as compared to a paid staff. There is certain skill set that is required, but with volunteer it is less of risk. It might be possible that a volunteer makes a mistake but with a paid staff the chances should be less.14. I think, at the first place, the main motive for volunteering should always be to benefit others. However, if one thinks of it in a monetarily or materialistically manner and does it, I think they still should do it. Because at the end both sides gain a lot.Describe your favorite season of the yearYou should say:How is the weather likeWhy do you like this seasonWhat activities do you usually do during itHow would different kinds of weather affect peopleMy favorite season in Canada is summer. The real summer in Canada lasts only two months, July and August. During these two months, the temperature climbs above 20 and it's always sunny. The trees become green again and the whole city is full of various flowers. Day time is longer and night time is shorter. Most time we have sunlight until 10 in the evening.The reason that I like summer is because summer time is the best season for outdoor activities. I love hiking, jogging, and biking. I can go to national parks or city parks easily in summer. Summer gives me so much fun.Just like what I've said, I love hiking, jogging, and biking in summer. I still remember I went to different national parks last summer for hiking. I saw beautiful lakes and mountains. I even encountered a bear looking for food, which was pretty amazing experience.Weather may affect people' choice of activities. It's warm outside in summer, so more people will choose outdoor activities. We always havemore music festivals or food festivals in summer. Winter is super cold in Canada. People would like to stay home instead of going outside.雅思口语相关话题：Sleep1. How many hours do you sleep every day?2. Is it necessary to take a nap every day?3. Do old people sleep a lot? Why?4. How to have a good sleep?5. Do you like to get up early in the morning?6. Can you sleep well if you are in a noisy environment?How many hours do you sleep at night?What time do you go to bed?Do you have a nap during the day?Do you think sleep is important?雅思口语part1参考答案Usually I sleep for seven to eight hours every day in order to let my body relax. But if I want to do something very important at night, I could only sleep for less than four hours.Yes, I believe that after having lunch at noon, it’s beneficial for body to take a nap, half of hour would be enough, to brace for the tasks in the afternoon.Yes, I guess the elderly people do need to sleep more. I believe the reason is that after years of working, stress and the natural processbreaks down people’s body until all they want to do is sleep, consequently, their bodies take longer to recharge the batteries.I believe you have to follow several rules to get a good sleep regularly. Firstly, go to bed at the same time every night. Choose a time when you normally feel tired, so that you don’t toss and turn. Besides, make sure your bed is comfortable so that you can stretch and turn in bed comfortably. As well as that, stay away from big meals at night or try to make dinnertime earlier in the evening, and avoid heavy, rich foods before bed.Yes, getting up early in the morning is really beneficial for health, because I can enjoy the fresh air in the morning; besides, I have plenty of time in the morning so that I can do some physical exercises liking running and jogging; as well as that, I can prepare a good dinner for the family.Well, I’m afraid I can’t fall asleep in the noisy place like barking dogs, loud neighbours and city traffic because I used to sleep quietly from childhood. So sometimes I envy someone who grows accustomed to environmental noise and can sleep well in whatever place.I tend to sleep 7-8 hours during night. However, sometimes due to the work load, I burn the mid night oil.I have organized my days as such that I go to sleep by approximately10 pm.To be honest, I tend to snooze off mostly, after having lunch. It gives me energy required to carry on with the day because by lunch time I start feeling emaciated.Well, surely yes, it is important. Sleep helps ones body to relax and gain back some energy to perform the task of future. Even more it helps in proper functioning of brain and nervous system.雅思口语话题Sleep高阶表达Knackered/Shattered/ExhaustedNod OffBarely Keep My Eyes OpenNap / CatNapTurn in (early)I passed outTuck You InWent Straight to SleepTossing and TurningNight Owl / Early BirdSleep in / Have a Lie InCrack of DawnHit Snooze a Few TimesWon’t Lose Any Sleep Over ItHit Snooze a Few TimesWon’t Lose Any Sleep Over ItClichesDescribe a toy that you received when you were a childYou should say:What the toy was.Who gave it to youHow you used this.And explain how you felt when you got this toy1-4月雅思口语新题part2范文之：童年玩具(Describe a toy that you received when you were a child)When I was a child, I received a Barbie doll as a gift from my father's friend. He bought the toy from the States.I played with this Barbie doll almost every day. I begged my grandma to make clothes for her and dressed her like a princess or a super star. She was my favorite toy for a long time. I always put her besides my pillow.I felt super happy when I received this Barbie doll. The doll had long hair, big eyes, and beautiful skirt. When I was a child, Barbie doll was very expensive and my parents couldn't afford to buy it, so Barbie doll had been a dream gift for me. To some extent, receiving the doll was a dream coming true. I saw it as a valuable gift and tried to keep it in a good shape. I also felt thankful for my father's friend who brought thishappiness to me.Describe a piece of technology (not computer—related) you like to useYou should say:What the technology isWhen it was inventedWhat it is used forHow you feel about it雅思口语范文之：a piece of technology you like to useIn fact, I own several techno devices & gadgets and out of those, I would like to talk about the Kindle Fire that I have. This device is produced and sold by Amazon and I ordered it from their website last year.This device is both a tabloid and a digital book reader. To me it is a very important technology device for purchasing online products, listening audio books and reading eBooks. I have noticed that after I have bought this device, the percentage of my reading has increased significantly. I use it to read eBooks and with the Wi-Fi connectivity, it becomes easier to find books online. The charges last for a couple of weeks and this is a great device for reading books. As I bought it last year, I own it for more than a year and with time this has become an important electronic device that I own. This device is my best companionwhen I make my journey. The perfect design, nice outlook, good quality hardware and nice user interface make it an ideal device for book lovers. To me, this is an important device as this fulfils my appetite for reading. With the internet connection with this device, I now have access to an immense number of books and reading materials. Before purchasing it, I used to read 1 book in a month on an average which has increased to around 3-4 books per month after I bought this device.I love and enjoy reading and this is a really good device for digital reading. It is immensely important to read and for me, this Kindle Fire is a companion I would like to have always with me. In fact, sometimes I consider it to be the most important and utilitarian electronic devices I ever had.Describe a product you bought which made you very happyYou should say:What it isWhen you bought itWhy you bought itAnd explain why it made you happy1.适用人群：全适用2.主题：ipad3.故事线：在大学期间，花了四五个月时间，省吃俭用，从生活费中凑出了购买iPad的钱，最终如愿以偿。
Module 4 Seeing the doctor 话题4 健康与运动(基础版) 录音稿和答案
录音稿外研版英语八年级下Unit4 Seeing the doctor话题4 健康与运动（基础版）I．听句子，选择与句子内容相符的图片。
每个句子读两遍。
1. It’s very dangerous for the children to play on the road.2. I get exercise by taking for a long walk every day.3. The girl felt weak for a long illness.4. Your temperature is higher than usual.5. You should do more exercise, such as running.II．听短对话，选择正确答案。
每段对话读两遍。
6. W: What is your father's hobby, running or reading, Jack?M: Neither. He likes fishing.7. W: What’s your favorite TV program?M: I like Animal world. I often watch it. But I like sports shows best.8. W: How long have you learned to play chess in our school club?M: Since 6 months ago.9. M: Oh, I feel very tired after playing football. What should I do, Miss Zhang?W: Someone could tell you to have some water, but I think you should take a good rest first.10.M: What’s the matter, Jane?W: I think I forgot my homework last night after watching the exciting football game. I need to finish it first right now.III．听两段长对话。
人教版六年级英语下册第四单元Unit4口语练习
人教版六年级英语下册第四单元Unit4口语练习第一部分：问答练1. Q: How do you usually go to school?A: I usually go to school by bus.2. Q: What do you eat for breakfast?A: I usually eat bread and drink milk for breakfast.3. Q: What do you do after school?A: After school, I usually do my homework and then play with my friends.4. Q: Do you like playing sports?A: Yes, I like playing sports. My favorite sport is basketball.5. Q: What's your favorite subject?A: My favorite subject is English.第二部分：完成句子1. I usually _______ by bike.2. He _______ a big breakfast.3. They _______ after school.4. We _______ soccer at the weekend.5. The _______ subject is Math.第三部分：情景对话A: How do you usually go to school, Lily?B: I usually go to school by bus. How about you, Jack? A: I walk to school because it's near my house.A: What do you usually eat for lunch, Susan?B: I usually eat rice and vegetables. How about you, Mike?A: I usually have a sandwich and a salad for lunch.A: What do you do after school, Lucy?A: I do my homework too, and then I play soccer with my friends.A: Do you like playing sports, Tom?B: Yes, I like playing sports. My favorite sport is basketball. How about you, Sarah?A: I like playing sports too. I enjoy playing tennis.A: What's your favorite subject, David?B: My favorite subject is English. How about you, Lisa?A: I like Math the most. It's really interesting.第四部分：口语练1. Can you tell me how you usually go to school?2. What's your favorite subject and why?3. What do you usually eat for breakfast?4. Do you like playing sports? Which sport do you enjoy the most?5. Tell me what you usually do after school.以上是《人教版六年级英语下册第四单元Unit4口语练习》的内容，希望对你有帮助。
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第4单元口语话题参考答案1.What are the positive and negative things about being famous?Positive things:One of the greatest advantages of being famous is that fame generally brings with it lots of fortune. So celebrities usually live a comfortable and even luxurious life.Being famous opens up many opportunities in life. Many celebrities embark upon the entrepreneurship path as soon as they achieve stardom.Celebrities get special treatment wherever they go, for example, special seats at theaters or special tables at restaurants.Celebrities may have greater influence than average people. They get the advantage of voicing their own opinions about the world, and their words may weigh heavier than average people.Negative things:Lack of privacy is one of the biggest disadvantages of being a celebrity. Celebrities cannot lead lives of ordinary people because they are constantly watched and followed by paparazzi who have little or no respect for the privacy of celebrities or their family members.Celebrities experience great pressure owing to their fans’expectations. Some fans may expect celebrities to be absolutely perfect in every aspect of their lives.Celebrities are often harassed by phone calls, emails or messages from fans or followers who cross the line and become obsessed.2.What would you do if you were famous?If I were famous, I would help my parents pay off the mortgage, and afford a lot of nice things for my family and my friends.或: If I were famous, I would buy myself a sports car and move my parents into their dream house.或: If I were famous, I would use my status to better the world and help people in need.3.What is the difference between becoming famous in the past and now?It has become much easier for ordinary people to become famous nowadays. In the past, if you wanted to be famous, you might need to be outstanding in the field of entertainment or sports or politics. But now with the development of modern technology, there are a variety of ways to become famous. You can appear on a reality TV program, or you can make yourself a web celebrity overnight by filming yourself singing, dancing or giving a speech, and then putting the photo or the video on the Internet.4.Would you like to be famous?I wouldn’t like to be famous because if I were famous, I would have no privacy. I don’t likebeing watched all the time. I hate to have my every move recorded or photographed by paparazzi.或: I would like to be famous partly because I would enjoy being the focus of attention, and partly because I would have enough money to do whatever I want.5.What would you like to be famous for?I would love to be a famous writer, like Shakespeare. I think it’s a wonderful thing to be ableto write a book that people all around the world want to read.或: I’d like to be a famous politician. If I were a politician, I would try to change the world, to stop all these wars and do something to help poor countries. You know, I think it’s terrible that most politicians don’t seem to worry about things like that.6.Which famous person would you most like to meet? Why?I’d most like to meet Oprah Winfrey because she is kind and generous and willing to help people out during tough times. And more importantly because she has struggled with things we all have experienced and she has coped with them with dignity.7.Can you think of a famous person who has made a life-changing decision? Share the story ofthis famous person.A typical example is Bill Gates, the former chief executive of Microsoft, the world’s largestpersonal-computer software company. Bill Gates enrolled at Harvard University in the fall of 1973, originally thinking of a career in law. He did well there, but he didn’t find it interesting.He spent many long nights in front of the school’s computer and the next day was asleep in class. When the MITS Altair 8800 based on the Intel 8080 CPU was released in 1974, he and his friend Paul Allen saw this as a great opportunity to start their own computer software company. So Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard to start a business to write software for computers. It was a hard decision but it turned out to be the right choice.8.Which sporting hero do you admire? Why?The sporting hero I admire most is Lang Ping, a former player of Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team, nicknamed “Iron Hammer”. She is a beloved sporting hero and one of the most respected people in modern Chinese sports history mainly because of her central role in the success of the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team in the 1980s, including the Gold Medal at the 1984 Olympics, World Championship crown in 1982 and World Cup titles in 1981 and 1985.9.Read the following quotes about dreams: “You can dream, but do not make dreams yourmaster.”“Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.”Explain the meaning of the two quotes.We all have dreams in our life. These dreams may be things we want to accomplish, places we want to go, or feats we must attempt. Whatever they are, dreams give us a purpose in life and a meaning to live, and allow us to fight for what we believe in. however, we should not let our dreams control our life and become a slave to them. In fact there are other things we should work for apart from our own dreams, such as our family and our friends. So don’t be afraid to let go our dreams if we have to.The second quote tells us that we should always strive to attain our dreams in life. Dreams push us to move forward, to struggle, to strive all the time. Without dreams, life is a life without hope; without dreams, we are as lost as a bird which has lost the gift of flight. Sofollow our dreams and let our ambition fuel us to surpass our limits. Never quit and always think of different ways to win.。