雅思口语Part3中最难的10道题

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雅思口语Part3常考题

雅思口语Part3常考题1 Do people in your country usually obey the law? 在你们国家，人们通常都守法吗？I think most people are law-abiding citizens, sure. Of course, there are criminals in every country. I think though that if you do something illegal, sooner or later the long arm of the law will catch up with you! We have a good police force here. 我觉得绝大多数是守法公民。

不过，当然了，在哪个国家都会有罪犯。

我认为只要你做了违法的事情，迟早都会被法律的长臂逮住！我们这里有训练有素的警察部队。

2 Should we believe everything we read and hear from the media? 你觉得我们应该相信从媒体上所读到的和听到的所有事吗？Absolutely not! Often the news is very slanted towards one country's viewpoint. Also,sometimes what we hear has been altered after having been passed from one person to another---It's often a case of Chinese whispers! It's hard to know who to believe！当然不啦。

通常新闻都是有政治倾向的。

新闻内容在经过一个又一个人的转述后，已经发生了转变。

通常，它只不过是一条不实的传闻而已。

雅思口语part3问题总结与解析

雅思口语part3问题总结与解析第一篇：雅思口语part3问题总结与解析雅思口语part3问题总结与解析为了大家能更好的备考雅思考试，前程百利雅思小编特为大家整理雅思口语part3问题总结与解析，包了最新雅思听说读写备考资料，以及最权威的参考书，处于备考中的考生们，还等什么呢！1.原因论述类考题：在回答这种类型的雅思口语考题时,----问题的重点,且一定要紧扣此重点, 不能游离出去------探寻原因,这样,思路就能更加开阔,更能做到有话可说。

比如下面这道题：what is the reason why so many people want to become famous?参考答案：I believe many people want to become famous for two reasons.The first reason is if they become famous, they can make a lot of easy money and they can make their life easier.The second reason is they can make powerful friends and they will be powerful enough to protect their friends and family better.非常高频的出现一些因果的表达法,如because, due to, owing to, the reason why...is that..., contribute to, lead to, give rise to, be attributed to, result from 等。

2.情况对比类考题：这类题目说穿了就是对于正反两面的讨论。

因此,经常用到的词就有 advantages, benefits, merits, upsides, plus points, disadvantages, drawbacks, downsides, minus points 等。

雅思口语(Part3)

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Do men and women have the same tastes in books?
核心重点
• 导入
• Well clearly… • Sure, without a doubt… • Well undoubtedly • 很多不同 • There are a variety of possible differences here. • There are a range of potential distinctions here. • 相同 • Both A and B are… • Like A, most B… • Similarly,…
对比类 (Compare and contrast)
对对比比类类(Co(Cmopmaprearaenadncdocnotrnatsrta)st)
• 横比 • Do men and women have the same tastes in books? • Do old and young people like the same holidays?
预对测比将类来((PCroemdipctairnegaannddcsopnetcrualsatt)ing)
• What will houses be like in the future? • What will cars be like in the future? • What types of hobbies will become popular in the future? • What will shopping habits be like in the future? • What do you think your country will be like in about 20

雅思口语Part 3常见问题类型和参考答案

Part 3常见问题:Making Comparisons – Questions on Differences1. What are the differences in the music that young and old people listen to?I suppose there are a handful of differences, one of which would be that young people, onthe whole, mainly like listening to pop music, whereas the older generation tend to prefer listening to more traditional music, like folk music, Chinese opera, and even old revolutionary songs. So that’s one difference, and I guess another would be that young people often listen to Western music as well as Chinese music, whereas in contrast, I think it’s fair to say that most elderly people just tend to listen to Chinese music.2. What are the differences between living in cities and living in the countryside?Well I guess one difference would be that living in rural areas is generally a lot morerelaxing than living in urban areas, basically because the pace of life is relatively slower and more laid-back (悠闲). So that’s one thing, and as well as this, I guess another difference would be that in the countryside, there are generally not as many things to do as there are living in cities.3. What are the differences between young people and old people when they go travelling?I guess there are a handful of differences, of which one would be that young people generally like doing quite exciting and energetic things, for example if they’re on the beach, theymight play frisbee or volleyball, whereas I would say the elderly, on the whole, tend to simply like relaxing when they go on holiday, so they’ll probably take a few books with them and spend most of the time on a deck chair next to a swimming pool soaking up the sun and enjoying the feeling of doing nothing.4. What are the differences between a city centre and the suburbs?Well firstly, I think it’s fair to say that the city centre tends to be the most built-up area of the city, and is where most of the main commercial buildings are situated, like shopping malls and office blocks, whereas the suburbs are generally much more residential, and everything’s usually a lot more spread out (分散).So this is one aspect, and I suppose another thing to mention would be the traffic, because in most cities, the downtown areas, on the whole, tend to get horrendously congested (可怕的拥堵), whereas in the outskirts, the traffic’s normally not too bad, which is why I guess more and more people nowadays prefer living a little bit further out from the city centre – at least this seems to be the case in Guangzhou anyway.5. What are the differences between formal and casual clothes?Well thinking about it, I’d say it’s really what they seek to achieve. So basically what I meanis that, for formal clothes, one’s appearance is the most important aspect. In other words, you want to look good and presentable (像样的) in front of others; whereas for casual clothes, I’d say the comfort is the most important thing, which is why most people wear casual clothes when they’re at home. So formal clothes might look better than casual clothes, but they’re definitely not as comfortable!6. Are there any differences between the people who were famous in the past, and the people who are famous today?That’s an interesting question, and to tell the truth, I’m not really all that sure. But thinkingabout it, I guess there might be a few differences. I mean, nowadays it’s relatively easier to become famous because of the Internet, which gives everyone the possibility of gaining exposureto a large number of people. So because of this, I’d say that nowadays there are a lot of peoplewith normal backgrounds who have been able to become famous, whereas in the past, I imaginethis wasn't so much the case (以前不太这样子的), and that most people who became famousseveral decades ago probably received more professional training and had privileged backgrounds (家庭背景好).7. Do people of different ages relax in the same way?No, I guess on the whole, they generally don’t. I mean, children, for example, kind of justlike to relax by playing with toys or watching cartoons on TV. And for my age group, I’d say we generally like chatting with friends on QQ or weibo, which is the Chinese equivalent of Twitter.And regarding the older generation, I’d say they tend to relax by simply either watching TV orreading the newspaper, which is something that young people don’t really do anymore.Part 3常见问题:How important…?●It’s extremely important because…●It’s definitely important because…●It’s essential because…●It’s fundamental because…●It’s not that important because…(It’s not so important because…)1. How important are leaders to a community of people?Oh, I think that good leadership is absolutely vital for the progress and stability of a community. Humans are social by nature, and having strong individuals guide them, is essential for their development.2. How important is giving hospitality to friends/strangers in your culture?It’s very important to be hospitable in Chinese culture. We always pay extra attention to makingpeople feel at hoe when they visit us. We believe that it is a sign of curtesy(=politeness), and weshould make sure that people feel as comfortable as possible. In the countryside, it’s very common for farmers to offer tea to people who pass by. I visited many old villages in Fujian and Guizhou, and I was always well received by the locals when I asked them for directions. Chinesepeople are usually very welcoming.3. How important is it to maintain individuality？It is fundamental to maintain individuality. Even if you are part of a team, you should fix yourselfsome personal goals, because you can’t always depend on others. In addition, if you improve yourself, everyone will benefit from it. Nowadays, I think that it is important to think by oneself,and make decisions independently. In China, we receive an education that does not encourage individuality or originality, but it’s essential to be creative and independent in today’s world.You should realize what is good for your own future. Plus, I think it ‘s nice to have time on yourown sometimes. I was raised as an only child, and I enjoy being alone from time to time.4. How important is music for a country?Music is essential for a country. First of all, every country has its own music, which means thatmusic can represent national identity. In addition, music definitely brings people together, so itcreates feelings of patriotism. For example, when the national anthem is playing, people willbe proud of their own countries.5. How important do you think traditional music will be in the future?Well, we never know for sure what will happen in the future, but I think that our traditionalmusic will become more fashionable very soon. I think that people might get tired of international music. Young people might enjoy the traditional sounds, as well as the skills requiredto play ancient instruments. Some famous artists like Jay Chou already mix modern rhythmswith traditional sound. I think that might get even more popular in the future. Traditional instruments like the erhu, pipa or guzheng sound absolutely stunning.6. How important are art galleries in modern societies?I think that art galleries are extremely important to societies because they display the objects societies consider beautiful. Art galleries are great places for people to appreciate fine art. Theyallow people to daydream, and they develop everyone’s imagination. I regard art museums as sophisticated places. Only refined people can fully enjoy art. I think that children should be takento art galleries, and a guide should explain to them why paintings are meaningful and what theyactually represent. Everyone should understand that art expresses feelings.7. How important are clothes as an expression of personality?I would say that clothes are extremely important nowadays. I think clothes reflect people’s tastes. You can judge if people care about their appearance or not, you can see if they are rathershy or outgoing. Sometimes colors can express whether or not people are active, enthusiasticor even optimistic. On the other hand, I was raised to believe that we shouldn’t judge a book byits cover. Appearance can be deceptive. A man might wear a suit on a daily basis at work, andyou might think that he is serious and reliable, but in fact he may go out every night, drink a lotof alcohol and lie to everyone. Very often, clothes reflect your professional position rather thanyour personality.Part 3常见问题:How could…? (Solutions)●I guess the best would be to…●I guess there are a number of things that could be done, one of which would be to…●I guess …could be… in a number of ways.●One possibility might be to…●One thing could be to…●I guess that requires…●They should definitely do… and…●It is indispensable(=essential) for the government to…●In order to solve this problem, the government should…●The most effective way to solve this problem might be to…●They could also arrange to do…● A number of actions should be taken…●This issue should be taken care of (=tackled) step by step…●Initially… Then… And probably most importantly…Explaining your idea:●Because in so doing,…●Because by doing that,…●Because then…●Because at the moment,…1. How can traffic congestion be reduced?Well, I guess congestion could be reduced in a number of ways.For example, one thing would be to increase the number of car lanes, because in so doing, cars would have more space to drive around. So that’s one thing, and I suppose maybe another possibility might be to introduce (引进) a congestion charge (拥堵费), like they’ve done in some cities around the world, as by doing this, people will think twice (三思而行) before getting into their cars. So yeah, that’s basically what I reckon.2. How do you think noise in cities could be reduced?Thinking about it, I guess there are a number of things that could be done, one of which would be t o impose a fine on (惩罚) companies or individuals who make excessive noise, especially construction companies, because I’d say they’re, by far, the biggest culprits. And as well as this, maybe another thing might be to ban vehicles from hooting, because it’s one of the noisiest sounds in cities, and so I’m sure they would become a lot quieter without cars hooting all the time.3. How do you think you could improve and be on time more often?I guess the best thing to do would be to always allow lots of time to get anywhere. So for example, if it normally takes me, say, half an hour to get to the city centre, then I should probably leave home about an hour before I need to get there.4. What can the government do about pollution?Well I guess they could do a number of things, one of which would be to encourage people to reduce their carbon footprint (碳脚印), in other words, become more environmentally-friendly. And one way of doing this, I suppose, might be to introduce a system whereby people are paid for recycling things, such as empty bottles and cans, otherwise they have no incentive.5. How can children be encouraged to play less computer games and more sports?That's a tough question, because it's practically impossible tearing a child away from a computer screen when they’re busy playing a game, but I guess one thing that could be done would be to make sports more appealing by providing more sports facilities. So, in other words, if a child only has to walk five minutes to get to a basketball court, he’s much more likely to play basketball than if he had to catch a bus for half an hour.6. How should parents educate their children before they start school?Well, I'm no expert, but I guess one thing they should do is encourage their children in everything they do, even if they make mistakes, because this'll help build children’s confidence and self-esteem (自尊). So that’s one thing, and I guess another good thing for parents to do would be to read stories, especially ones with good moral values, because all children love stories, and, in this way, they’ll be learning things without even realizing it.7. How do you think people can deal with pressure?That’s a good question, and thinking about it, I’d say one thing that they could do is to let those close to them know how they’re really feeling, instead of keeping it bottled in (把感受深埋心底). And I know it sounds a bit simple, but I think in this way, friends and family will be able to help someone share the burden they are feeling, and hopefully help them get rid of the pressure. Or at the very least (最起码), they can support them in dealing with it.8. How do you think children could be brought up to become unselfish people?Well if I think about how my parents brought me up, one of the things they did to prevent me from becoming selfish was to set a good example (做出榜样) for me. In other words, they were always considerate and generous towards others, and this rubbed off on me (对我产生了影响), you know, it made me act in the same way. So I’d say this is definitely one of the best things that parents can do.9. Do you have any ideas on how to help children learn to co-operate with others and work asa team?That’s a good question, and thinking about it, I’d say one way of cultivating their teamwork skills would be through games, because after all, every child enjoys playing games. So if they were given games to play which involved working together with other children, then I think this would be a very effective way of developing their sense of teamwork.10. In what ways can parents encourage their children to develop leadership abilities?That’s a good question, and I’d say parents can encourage their children in a number of ways, one of which would be to give them as much freedom as possible to do what they want, instead of always telling them what to do. Because in this way, I think children will be able to better develop a sense of independence and maturity, which are important leadership qualities. And as well as this, I think another thing that parents can do is to always encourage their children in everything they do, regardless of how well they do it, because children will become more self-confident as a result, and will therefore be more likely to become a good leader.Part 3常见问题:Why问题类型1. Why do people enjoy visiting others?People enjoy visiting their friends and relatives because it is a good chance to get together and talk. You only enjoy visiting the people you get along well with. You expect to share some stories, or some laughs. Visits always bring people closer together. In addition, you might have a drink or some snacks while talking. Being with friends is always enjoyable and relaxing.2. Why do many people enjoy painting as a hobby?Painting must be relaxing, I guess. It could be a good way for a person to forget about his or her problems. It’s a quiet activity for people to unwind, and use their creativity at the same time.3. Why do many people encourage their children to join groups?I think that parents always want their children to be a member of a team because it is important for kids to socialize and make friends. Being part of a group will allow children to communicate with other young people and to expand their social skills. Nowadays, it’s fundamental to have good interpersonal skills. In addition, parents believe that it is better to play or learn with others rather than to be alone. A lot of young people like to stay in front of their computers at home, but parents consider this as a bad habit. I think that hanging out with other people is more fun and enjoyable.4. Why do some people think that keeping pets is good for children?It can be beneficial for children to have a pet because the animal can become a good companion. In addition, some parents believe that having a pet can give children a sense of responsibility. The kids must walk the dog, clean it and feed it. It could be a good chance for children to learn how to take care of weaker and younger creatures. I think that children with pets might learn how to be more considerate and thoughtful.5. Why do many films nowadays show a lot of violence?That’s a good question, and it fuels(=create)a lot of debates. I think that many men like to watch violent movies because, perhaps deep inside, men need this kind of adrenaline rush (=intense excitement) but they can’t experience it in real life. I think that young men always dream of having super-powers, and being able to crush anyone they dislike. Nowadays, we live in a pretty peaceful society even though there are occasional crimes, and violence simply lets people escape from reality. However, I think problems can sometimes happen when some people stop being able to discern what is real from what is fictional.6. Why don’t some people want to play sports?I suppose it must be related to their education and their personality. If their parents didn’t encourage them to practice sports at a young age, chances are they won’t enjoy running and competing. In addition, some people simply don’t have this mentality. Some might say they are a little lazy. I think everyone is different: in English you say “to each his own,”, right?7. Why do some people follow fashion in your country?Well, I guess it’s nice to look good and trendy. People want to buy cool clothes in order to leave a good first impression on others, and they also want their friends to think that they look nice, or elegant, or hip. Looking attractive is important in society. Wearing nice clothes definitely gives people confidence. In addition, people enjoy spending time with pretty girls or handsome guys: it’s always more pleasant talking with them. It sounds a bit superficial, but I think it’s true, we’re all attracted to beauty.8. Why is it important to know weather predictions in advance?I think it’s important to know what the weather will be like for people who plan to go traveling, or for those who plan to spend time outside for a special occasion. In addition, when there are weather alerts for a typhoon, a tornado, or a hurricane, it’s obviously vital to be aware of what might happen. These are extreme circumstances. Otherwise, I don’t think we need to check the weather forecast on a daily basis, because we shouldn’t try to control everything. I guess it’s simply a habit old people develop. I don’t think young people worry too much about tomorrow’s weather.9. Why do many people want to go abroad for an extended period of time?A lot students want to further their studies overseas because they believe that foreign universities can offer a better education, as well as more opportunities for their future. In some cases, people expect to find a better job and to make more money. I’ve heard that many Australian students take a year off after their studies in order to relax before starting our in life. They want to visit many countries and experience life. I think it’s amazing for young people to be able to do this. In China, if a student finds a part-time job, he’ll never make enough money to fly all around the globe.10. Why does shopping make some people feel happy?I guess that it’s always a pleasant feeling to get some new clothes that look good. It can make you look better, and people feel more confident when they’re pleased with their appearance. In addition, a lot of women consider shopping a hobby. It’s relaxing for them. They can spend time with their friends or their mothers, chatting and laughing while trying on new clothes. We all know how much women worry about their appearance, so it’s understandable that shopping for nice clothes and shoes can make themexcited. What’s more, we are all becoming more materialistic: we all care about having a car, a nice mobile, a good computer, because other people do. We can’t help comparing what we have with that others ought. On top of this, if we can buy something nice and expensive with our own money, we will experience a sense of achievement.Part 3常见问题:Compare…(Advantages and Disadvantages)●Well, looking at the advantages, I’d say that the main one is that…And as for the drawbacks, I suppose the most obvious one is that…Well, in terms of the positive effects, I’d say it’s a key source of revenue for many regions, especially for underdeveloped areas which would struggle a lot if it wasn’t for tourism. And it also creates a lot of employment for countries as well. Regarding the negative effects,I wouldn’t actually say there are that many, but I supposeone could be that local governments in some areas might start paying more attention to attracting tourism rather than the well-being (福利) of the local citizens, which I think is wrong, because taking care of the needs of the local citizens should always be the number one priority(最优先考虑的事).3. What are the pros and cons of long-distance travelling?Ok, well looking at the pros, I guess I’d basically say that when you travel far away, you get to see things that you wouldn’t normally see where you’re from, so for example, if I went to Africa, I’m sure I would get to see a whole new lifestyle, you know, something completely different to what I’m used to here.”And as for the cons, well, first of all, travelling a long way can be quite stressful and exhausting, especially if there are delays involved. And I know from personal experience that long-haul flights (长途航班) tend to be particularly uncomfortable, as unless you’re in business or first class, you have very little leg space, and it’s really difficult getting to sleep. So it’s often not a great deal of fun, especially if you’re travelling on your own.4. What are the advantages of giving money as a gift?Well, I guess one of the biggest advantages is that the person receiving the money can get whatever they want with it, so you save yourself the risk of wasting your money on something that the person has no interest in. And as well as this, I guess another advantage is that it saves a lot of time, because firstly you don’t have to spend time deciding on what to get, and secondly, you don’t have to bother about going and buying something. So all in all, money makes a pretty good gift!5. What do you think are the benefits of traveling by train?Well for me, I’d say one of the biggest benefits is that, with trains, you pretty much know (基本上知道) exactly what time you’ll arrive somewhere. Because I mean, unlike cars and buses, you won’t get stuck in traffic (堵在路上) if you go by train. So unless your train is delayed, which doesn’t happen a lot here, you should be able to get where you wanna go on time.So that’s one thing, and as well as this, I’d say another good thing about traveling by train is that you can get up and move around during the journey, which isn’t really possible if you’re in a car! So I think this makes traveling by train a bit more comfortable and enjoyable than a lot of other forms of transport.6. Are there any disadvantages to having lots of money?Yeah, I suppose there are. For example, I’ve heard quite a few stories about people who have won the lottery that have gone on to become quite unhappy and depressed, because everyone around them suddenly started asking for money. So this would be one disadvantage, and I guess another would be that it might bequite difficult to tell who your real friends are, because it’s very likely that a lot of people might want to make friends with you purely because of your money. But in any case (不过，五路如何), I’d still much rather be rich than just well-off (小康)!7. What are the benefits of swimming?Well, I guess the first thing to say would be that it’s good exercise, because you use all the muscles in your body when you swim. And it’s also relatively easy on the body, at least compared with some other kinds of exercise, because when you swim, your body’s moving in quite a smooth motion, whereas in sports like basketball and football, you often have to make sudden movements, which can lead to injuries if you’re not careful! So that would be one thing, and I guess another good thing about swimming is that it’s usually quite refreshing (清凉提神的), especially when the weather’s hot, and it can even be quite relaxing, as long as the pool’s not too crowded, of course!8. What are the good points about being famous?Well first of all, I imagine if you’re famous, you’re probably welcomed by people everywhere you go, which I’m sure must be nice to experience! So that’s one thing, and I guess another advantage of being famous is that you get a lot of companies sending you free stuff, like clothes and bags, in the hope that other people will see you with their product and then go and buy it themselves. And I remember once reading an interview with Will Smith, the actor, who said that he hardly needs to buy anything nowadays, because he gets most things for free!9. Are there any disadvantages to being famous?Yeah I’d say there are. And the most obvious one would be a lack of privacy. Because as I’m sure you know, most celebrities get followed around everywhere by the paparazzi, even on holiday, which I’m sure they must get sick and tired of (感到十分厌烦).So this would be one disadvantage, and I guess another would be that it might be quite difficult to tell (很难看得出) who your real friends are, because it’s very likely that a lot of people might want to be your friend purely because of your fame. And I guess that’s the reason why most celebrities mainly hang out and mingle(交际) with other celebrities.10. What benefits do people derive from taking part in competitive sport?Well I’ve never really thought about it, but I guess one benefit would be that people get a lot of excitement from taking part in competitive sport, because I mean, one of the beauties of sport is that you never quite know what’s gonna happen, or how the result’s gonna turn out. So it’s generally quite exciting taking part, and not just that, but (不仅如此) it’s also a fun way of keeping fit. You know, it’s a lot more fun than simply running on a treadmill (跑步机) for example!11. In general, what are the pros and cons of advertising?Well, looking at the advantages, I’d say that the main one is that it can help increase the awareness of a product or service, and in a lot of cases, you can reach a very wide target market through advertising, for example with TV and Internet ads. And as for the drawbacks, well I suppose the most obvious one is the cost, because as I’m sure you know, advertising isn’t cheap, and you have to pay for it up front, before you can start enjoying the benefits. So in other words, there’s quite a big element of risk (风险) to it, because you know, you could end up losing quite a lot of money if your advertising campaign (广告宣传活动) isn’t successful.。

雅思口语考试中最难的20个题目整理

雅思口语考试中最难的20个题目整理很多同学都会觉得雅思考试前面的部分都是很简单的个人日常生活的题目，没必要花费时间去准备，只要在考场上临时发挥就能取得好的成绩，但是，经过新通教育老师总结，雅思第一部分和第二部分仍然有很多的试题难度也和后面难度相当。

如果大家不进行充分的备考，可能会出现突然大脑短路和解答不流畅的情况，因此，对于表达能力尚可，时间又比较紧的同学来说，雅思第一和第二部分就是食之无肉弃之可惜的。

因此，我们需要抓住重点，解决这里面的难度大的一些题目，这才能最大化的利用好时间取得好成绩。

新通教育为大家总结了20道值得大家好好复习的part20雅思题目。

1.What can you see outside your window?这个题目考生可能看似很难，但是完全可以投机取巧，借助准备的第二部分的话题，比如说Describe a historical site; describe a restaurant or describe a library. 将这些建筑物写成自己家附近的景色即可。

2.What do you think is a good way to learn English?可能很多学生认为这个题目很简单，有很多的思路。

但是往往思路越多的时候，越是理不清，说起来很乱。

基本上，考生们需要找到1一条主线，然后顺着主线来讲。

比如说形式：学习英语最好的方式就是通过看英文电影，听英文歌曲以及读英语文章。

然后，这三个内容都是第二部分常考的话题，这时候考生就可以再次借助第二部分准备过的内容来back up你们的答案。

同时，考生还可以加入其它内容，比如说获取这些内容的渠道以及什么时候去练习英文。

3.Do you think it is important to watch movie in the theatre?这个问题相对来说还是有点难度，但是考生可以抓住这样两条主线，电影的种类以及价格。

首先上来，先谈到对于那些对视听效果要求比较高的电影，比如说动作片，或者是恐怖片，电影院是最佳选择，但对于其他的爱情片或者说喜剧片，可能就没有太大的必要了。

雅思考试口语的第三部分技巧介绍

雅思考试口语的第三部分技巧介绍雅思考试口语的第三部分技巧介绍雅思考试口语第三部分技巧关于口语的第三部分，也是口语考试最难的一部分：双向讨论考官与考生围绕由第二部分引申出来的一些比较抽象的话题进行讨论。

第三部分的.话题是对第二部分提示卡内容的深化和拓展。

话题举例Technology and housework1. What kinds of machine are used for housework in modern homes in your country?答题技巧：现代家庭中用来做家务的机器设备都有哪些?用举例子的方法可以容易回答出来，如洗衣机，吸尘器，电饭煲等等。

I would have to say washing machine, vacuum cleaner, rice cooker, coffee maker, electric kettle, air conditioner, furnace, etc. Those would be the ones I couldnt live without or I mean wouldnt want to do without.washing machine洗衣机 vacuum cleaner吸尘器rice cooker电饭煲 coffee maker咖啡壶，咖啡机electric kettle电热水壶 furnace炉子2. How have these machines benefited people? Are there any negative effects of using them?答题技巧：这些用来做家务的机器设备如何帮助人们?又有哪些负面影响?此题属于正反论证话题，考生需要同时罗列出优缺点。

优点我们都能说出来，使人们的生活更加轻松。

缺点当然也是存在的，如：各种危险隐患，养成人们的惰性。

雅思口语Part3的常见问题及解答技巧

雅思口语Part3的常见问题及解答技巧关于雅思口语Part 3的常见问题及解答技巧问题方式第一种: 过去和现在变化类问题例子:How has your hometown changed in the past decade?What changes do you foresee in the next 20-50 years?下列内容可以帮助大家引入答题内容回答过去Well, Im not exactly sure of it since I have been quite a busy student over the past 10 years.But, let me try to search my memory and answer your question.回答将来Wow, 50 years, huh? Thats a very far future. Im not sure whats going to happen to then. Since the future is 无法预测unpredictable.But let me try to imagine it.答题时要注意时态的`转换,动词的曲折变位.平时练习的时候结合下列造句结构比较The difference between is that is more while is moreWhile is perhaps more is moreThe main difference between the way and the way is in the The biggest difference between about years ago and today is thatThere are some key differences between andOne big way that differ from isYes, there are quite a few differences between and. A goodexample is。

雅思口语Part2和Part3中难的题

【导语】雅思⼝语考试中的Part2为话题描述，是让绝⼤多数考⽣都望⽽⽣畏的部分。

这部分的考试是由考⽣⼀个⼈陈述完成，与考官之间缺乏对话交流，所以很容易造成考⽣的紧张。

若是出现难题，则更会让考⽣不知所措，从⽽导致整个⼝语考试的严重失分。

以下是整理的雅思⼝语Part2和Part3中难的题，欢迎阅读！1.雅思⼝语Part2中难的题我们发现Part2中考⽣们普遍认为的难题主要难在以下三个⽅⾯： 1.考⽣对该话题缺少熟悉度； 2.考⽣对该话题的理解容易造成偏差； 3.话题本⾝相对抽象。

不熟悉的话题如并未亲⾝经历过的事件或并未拥有过的东西常常会造成考⽣最害怕的结果：⽆话可说，难以开⼝；如果对话题的理解有偏差，即便⼀直在说，也会⽂不对题，且中途⽆⼈指正，容易越说越偏，找不到重点；相对抽象的话题易使考⽣说不到具体的点，考官听不到“故事”，分数⾃然也就上不去。

1、话题类别：Object 难点解析：众多考⽣公认的难题。

平时即使⽐较关注法律，但真的要具体去谈，即使⽤中⽂有条有理地说出来也会有难度。

相对Part3可能由此展开的法律的重要性、公平性、适⽤性等较概括的讨论，Part2的具体化让考⽣们尤为头疼。

备考策略：⾸先可以避免谈到那些⼴⽽深的法律如刑法，因为这样的法律既不容易说清楚，也不容易说具体。

其次，⼀些全世界都较为普遍的法律法规如交通法可供考⽣选择，因为它们相对⽐较融⼊⾃⼰的⽣活，也就⽐较好发挥。

当然，选择⽐较有中国特⾊的法律来展开就更好，⽐如计划⽣育政策，在中国⼈⼝众多的基本国情下，它所带来的好处以及受益⼈也会相对好描述，考官也可以从中获取⼀些新的信息。

2、话题类别：Place 难点解析：对于历史建筑的描述，在强调它的历史作⽤时多少会涉及到历史知识以及⼀些专有名词的表达。

⽽不管是选择中国的还是国外的历史建筑，鉴于平⽇⾥谈论得极少，考试前没有⾜够的准备就很难开⼝。

备考策略：考前可以结合其它描述地点或建筑的话题⼀起准备，例如北京故宫⾥的建筑，即是古⽼⽽传统的建筑，⼜是很重要的博物馆，也可以是⾃⼰最喜欢的建筑。

雅思英语口试题及答案

雅思英语口试题及答案Part 1: Introduction and Interview1. Question: Can you tell me your full name, please?Answer: Yes, my full name is [Your Full Name].2. Question: Where are you from?Answer: I am from [Your Country/City].3. Question: What do you do? What is your occupation?Answer: I am currently working as a [Your Occupation].4. Question: Do you study or do you work?Answer: I am [studying/work] at [Your University/Company].5. Question: What do you enjoy about your study/job?Answer: I enjoy [specific aspects of your study/job].Part 2: Long Turn (Individual Long Turn)6. Question: Describe a place you have visited that has been particularly memorable for you.Answer: One particularly memorable place I have visited is [Name of the Place]. It was memorable because [reasons forits memorability].7. Question: Why did you choose to visit this place?Answer: I chose to visit this place because [reasons forchoosing this place].8. Question: What did you do there?Answer: While there, I [describe activities you did].9. Question: How did you feel about the experience?Answer: The experience made me feel [describe your emotions].Part 3: Discussion Topics10. Question: Do you think it's important for people to travel?Answer: Yes, I believe it is important for people to travel because [reasons supporting travel].11. Question: What are the benefits of traveling?Answer: Traveling has several benefits, such as [list benefits].12. Question: Do you think technology has changed the way people travel?Answer: Yes, technology has significantly changed the way people travel by [explain how technology has influenced travel].13. Question: What are some of the challenges people face when they travel?Answer: Some challenges people face when they travel include [list challenges].14. Question: How can people overcome these challenges?Answer: People can overcome these challenges by [suggestions for overcoming challenges].Note: The above answers are placeholders and should be personalized to reflect the candidate's own experiences and opinions.。

15个最奇葩的雅思口语part3问题

15个最奇葩的雅思口语part3问题雅思口语的part3通常被视为最难说的一部分，而且part3的好坏往往起到这样的作用——在考官犹豫该给你6.5还是7时，要不要给你加上这0.5分。

所以说，part3就是想要争取高分的烤鸭的必争之地。

这15个最奇葩的雅思口语part3问题雅思口语的part3通常被视为最难说的一部分，而且part3的好坏往往起到这样的作用——在考官犹豫该给你6.5还是7时，要不要给你加上这0.5分。

所以说，part3就是想要争取高分的烤鸭的必争之地。

不过，part3也以难度大、题目多、题目抽象而著名。

所谓的难度，很大一定程度包含考官常常不按常理不按套路所提的问题，于是就会有很多奇葩问题被考生吐槽——“excuse me?这怎么回答?二脸懵逼”。

其实，应对奇葩问题最好的办法就是一本正经的正常说话咯!个中奥义在何处，就在这篇*里!我们下面就来看15道被誉为“最奇葩”的雅思口语题目。

1.学生用电子词典会导致他们犯错吗?说实话觉得用电子词典并不会有什么错呀...好吧，既然你诚心诚意地发问了，我就大慈大悲地想一想电子词典的性质、特点、平时和人的联系、平时应用的场景。

于是，有了!可以说excessive reliance, we will believe that all the explanations and usages in the dictionary are right,Although e-dictionary brings convenience, it also contributes to the lack ofconsideration and innovation.还有一个稍微牵强点的理由就是会沉迷于电子产品…2.对人友好和对人礼貌的区别是什么???什么工作会经常假装友好?谁会经常对不喜欢的人友好? Whats the difference between "pretend to befriendly" and "polite"这题目真的是大写的黑人问号脸，friendly和polite在我的理解应该是亲疏的区别(其实口语考试就是这样，对任何问题没有绝对的对错，说你的看法，有道理即可)，不管是陌生人还是亲近的人都应该有礼貌，亲近的人更应该用友好的态度，everyone need to be polite to anyoneelse, but don’t need to be friendly.接着可以用举例子展开，拉长说话的内容，比如：for example , i need to be friendly to..because i feel..because i wanthe/shefeel..However...同时我还觉得每个工作都要假装友好啊，especially the serviceindustry. The more people we meet in a day, the more friendly we pretend to be.后面一个问题也是这样回答，也可以说情商高的人(people with high emotional intelligence)也会经常对不喜欢的人友好。

Unlwqj三十道值得关注的雅思口语考题

生命是永恒不断的创造，因为在它内部蕴含着过剩的精力，它不断流溢，越出时间和空间的界限，它不停地追求，以形形色色的自我表现的形式表现出来。

－－泰戈尔一、十道值得关注的雅思Part1考题:1.Would you talk to people whom you meet for the first time？雅思口语里面最难的题目往往是看起来比较幼稚的题目。

如何寻找到准确的切入点就自然而然成为了关键。

这个题目一个比较明显得切入点就是性格。

考生可以回答会与第一次见面的人交谈，那主要原因就是性格比较的outgoing, 通过交流能够了解不同人的想法。

接下来可以按场合来详细说明，在哪几种不同的场合下交友的目的是什么。

Alternatively, 考生也可以说自己会对陌生人比较的defensive，vigilant，不喜欢与陌生人说话，因为别人会感觉uncomfortable.如果再问到一些问题的话，他们会consider it as a blatant intrusion upon one’s privacy2. What’s the difference between the way people sh op before and now?人们购物方式的不同。

这个题目也很有可能在第三部分被问到。

这个题目其实是一道有非常多可能答案的题目。

比较直接的一种回答的切入点就是在traditional shopping 和 online shopping的比较，通过现代科技的发展，引出了传统购物和网上购物的好处与坏处的对比。

另外一个切入点人们购买商品的种类的区别；通过对不同时代环境的阐述，展开商品需求的区别。

3.Do you judge a person by the clothes he/she wears?曾经有个别学生考过这个题目，这也是我认为在雅思Part 1里面算是相当有难度的一类题目。

对于这个题而言，yes or no的答案已经不重要，重要的理由是什么。

雅思口语part3部分最难十道题的解析

雅思口语part3部分最难十道题的解析雅思口语part3部分最难十道题的解析雅思口语part3部分最难十道题的解析1.原因论述类考在回答这种类型的考题时，我们要首先搞清问题的重点，且一定要紧扣此重点，不能游离出去。

而且我们可以将考题的中心名词进行分类，从细分出的小类别出发去探寻原因，这样，思路就能更加开阔，更能做到有话可说。

比如下面这道题：◆ What is the reason why family members do not eat together anymore?在这一题中，中心考点名词是family members，那么我们就可以对其做一个breakdown，家庭成员分孩子，成年人和老人，他们都会有自己身不由己，无法和家人共同进餐的不同原因，至此，考题就可从不同层次得到解答。

那么在论述的过程中就一定会非常高频的出现一些因果的表达法，如because, due to, owing to, the reason why…is that…, contr ibute to, lead to, give rise to, be attributed to, result from等。

{原创范例} One primary reason why families do not eat together anymore is that their work schedules are different from each other. Young people would prefer to spend more time with their friends so they come home very late at night. This is because when they were small, their parents spent most of their time working that they have no time to be with their kids to guide them. Differences in opinions and characters plus financial difficulties often are the causes of fights among husbands and wives.2. 情况对比类考题应对这种考题，考生首先要找出所对比的两者是，随即对两者的劣势和优势进行讨论，这类题目说穿了就是对于正反两面的讨论。

雅思口语Part3中最难的10类题型分析

雅思口语Part3中最难的10类题型分析剖析雅思口语Part 3中最难的10类题雅思口语Part 3是三个部分中最难的，考官一般会就考生第二部分的答复进行深刻提问。

深刻提问是指一些相对而言比拟深邃的考题。

而这些考题对于考生的知识面和思维才能都有必定的要求。

最难的是，原来用中文来进行深刻的探讨以属不易，更何况还要用英文来表述这些有深度的思想！对于那些对分数要求较高，希望进入一些排名较好的大学的考生而言，第三部分的考题才是让自己脱颖而出的关键部分。

1.原因阐述类考题：What is the reason why family members do not eat together anymore?2. 情形对照类考题：Should women stay at home or go out to look for jobs?3. 时光对照Explain different attitudes towards marriage between people in the past and now4. 事物利弊What are the advantages of people living in tourist attractions?5. 预测未来What should the government do to curb global warming?6. 场景演练Let’s say you are in charge of selection process of the volunteers for the Beijing 2008Olympic Games, what are you really looking in all the candidates?7. 解决问题What can the government do to encourage a healthy lifestyle enjoyed by all?8. 影响后果How have hi-tech products influenced music?9. 方法方式In what ways can teachers encourage students to focus on study?10. 观点讯问Which one do you think is more important, health or wealth?。

如何回答雅思口语part 3中“important”相关的问题

如何回答雅思口语part 3中“important”相关的问题在雅思口语考试中，几乎每次都能遇到有关重要性地提问，如Why is it important to do something?这种典型的问题，这问题的难度和你对象问你究竟爱她哪一点，一样难好么！今天会给大家大家口语考试中一个比较难点的问题，也就是Part 3，包括在Part 1 中也会问到的和重要性有关的一些问题。

important的两种考法1.Do you think it's important / necessary / significant to share your problems with others？Why？这个问题比较容易理解，只要回答是或否，再阐明原因就可以。

难的是下面这题。

2.What kinds of teaching skills are important？这道题看似是让大家回答哪些teaching skills比较重要，很多同学会举出一堆重要的技能，却没有回答觉得这些技能重要的理由，恭喜你，你又掉坑里去了！口语考试中究竟该如何回答“重要性”的问题呢？口语考试中如何证明“很重要”证明一件事情是对的、重要的，往往需要多个理由。

这里给大家一个十四字逻辑秘诀：若去做+则有益+并且若不去做-则失去-Do you think it is important to share your problems with others【A】? Why?肯定观点：Absolutely，I strongly believe that【A】means a lot to…多方面阐述原因：若去做...则有益For example...举完例子可以说出你的第一个理由In addition，另外（说出另外一个原因）反驳【A】：若不去做...则失去But in contrast...相比之下，阐述如果不做会带来的影响/不好的结果总结观点：So that is why I think it is really important总结思考原因时需要紧扣题眼注意！思考原因时一定要要紧扣题眼。

剑桥雅思听力中最难的十个Section(剑桥3、4)

剑桥雅思听力中最难的十个Section(剑桥3、4)剑3出版时间较早,因此出题点较现在来看有些不太一样,尤其是现在盗版碟中的录音,语速尤其快,这是由于剑3正版只有磁带的缘故.在题目上剑3的难度并不大.其中test 4 section 3是较难的一篇.这篇是讨论学生所写论文的修改.题型是选择+搭配+填空题.第一个难点出现在第3题.23 Amina was surprised because sheA thought it was bad.B wrote it quickly.C found it difficult to do.此题和上一题距离非常近,在做题时极容易由于还在思考上一题的答案而忽略此题的答案.其次此题的文字答案是That's amazing because I really didn't find it a bit easy to write...这边surprise和amaze的同意互换相当有难度.而选项B wrote it quickly中的wrote,非常容易成为干扰选项.Questions 24-26What suggestions does Dr Bryson make? Complete the table as follows.Write A if he says KEEP UNCHANGEDWrite B if he says REWRITEWrite C if he says REMOVE COMPLETELYChronology 26 .................文字答案:AMINA: What about the chronology ... the list of dates? I wasn't sure whether I should rewrite those.BRYSON: My advice on that is to take them out. I feel it makes the whole piece appear too simplistic.这边学生询问是不是应该rewrite,而教授的观点是应该take out,因此应该选C,但是很容易受到前面的rewrite影响而错选择了B.Read 27 '................' by Kate Oakwell.Make changes and show to 28 ................ .Do 29 ................ by 29 June.文字答案:BRYSON: And then I think you need to think about ways of representing interview data. Have a look at Sight and Sound by Kate Oakwell.AMINA: Sight and Sound.BRYSON: Then you know I'm going away on holiday next week . . .AMINA: Yes.BRYSON: So when you've made the changes I suggest you show the work to your Support Tutor.AMINA: Support Tutor . . . right. . .BRYSON: Then you do the proof reading . . .AMINA: Proof reading . . . uh-huh. When by, do you think?27题的答案是sight and sound,极容易写成site或cite,读音一致但是意思差很远.28和29题词汇有一定难度,尤其是28题不可以漏写Support,这些会带来不少麻烦.总体来说正版剑3语速并不快,考点也比较清晰.但是会出现个别难度较高的词汇,需要重点注意.剑4篇剑4相对于前面基本剑桥来说无论从出题点、语速来说都有很很大程度的改进,相较于后面的基本剑桥来说,难度并不是特别大,非常适合基础稍微薄弱点的学生做,而其中的选择题尤其多,对于练习选择题也有不少帮助.其中难度较大的是第2篇section4;第4篇section2和section3.4-2-4是介绍集团犯罪,及其现状、成因和社会影响.首先这个部分场景性较难,许多考生对于这个方面感觉比较陌生,导致整篇文章较难听懂.教授讲课的语速虽然不快,但是声音较沉,也会一定程度影响听力.整个10道题题型分布是单选题+填空题+多选题.32 Corporate crime does NOT includeA employees stealing from their company.B unintentional crime by employees.C fraud resulting from company policy.文字答案:So crime like theft by employees - things like embezzlement or fraud against one's actual employers are excluded according to this definition.首先题目中的NOT include在听力中是用exclude作为互换的,比较难反应过来;其次这道题的答案是倒置出现的,也就是在exclude这个词的前面;最后由theft和答案中的stealing作互换,也比较头疼.而且后面出现的生词embezzlement和fraud也会影响听力,更加糟糕的是错误答案C中出现了fraud 这个词语,很容易会导致选错.35和36题答案为specialist knowledge和unaware,这两个词语较难写,尤其是第二个很容易听成 'underwear' 这个读音很像但是意思完全错误的词语.4-4-2是一个旅行社的电话录音,介绍旅行路线、服务质量以及费用问题.虽然这篇仅仅只是section2,但是难度高于整本书的其他部分.题目是一半的选择题+一半的填空题.文字答案:We offer guided working tours ... in twelve different centres throughout the whole of Western Europe. ... All are planned in detail by our highly trained guides, who all work in a variety of different Travelite locations, ... we offer three separate works catering for all skills and fitness levels. ... we guarantee that no single client will pay more, even when only double rooms are available for them. ... Entertainment is laid on nearly every night...这边的答案分别为A, A, A, B,但是第12题由于whole的影响,容易错选B;第13题由于前面波浪线的这句话而选择B,也可能由于听到了fitness level而错选C,而答案A是由于a range of和all的同意互换产生的;第14题可能由于后面的double room而错选C;第15题由于every前面的nearly读的很轻,导致错选C.第17题的答案是nearest station,由于爆破和吞音的影响,导致会听成near或者nearer而造成失分.整体上来看,剑4选择题难度较大,陷进较多,语速较后面基本剑桥略慢,但非常清晰.很适合作为打基础之用.（注：可编辑下载，若有不当之处，请指正，谢谢!）。

雅思口语第三大部分问题总结

• It is no doubt that a policy like one-child policy in China right now will bring many good effects. As each couple is only allowed to have one child, they will do the best they can to give their child good education and good living conditions. They will do a lot to make their own child to be the best. It is favorable for the child’s growth financially.
Ⅱ. 九大问题类型
• • • • • • • • • • • • • 1. Opinions on issues The ways to express your opinion (starting phrases): As far as I am concerned, As far as I know As for me From where I stand From my point of view To my knowledge To tell you the truth I maintain that… I’m of the opinion that… I’m convinced that... My position on this problem is that…
What is your opinion in one child-policy?
• As China is having an enormous economic expansion, it is also facing many problems. One of the major problems people have become more and more concerned about is the country’s population. It is also very well known all over the world that in China couples nowadays are not allowed to have more than one child. It has received lots of criticism from almost every corner of the world ever since. Many people, especially people in western countries, consider this policy as a strong violation of human rights. Even though I think this is a strong argument, I will, however, not concentrate on this aspect in this report. Instead, I will try to give a brief analysis of the problem from a more demographic and economic point of view.

雅思口语第三阶段问题与答案3

31. What do you think the goal of an education should be and tell me why you feel that way?Education should really be a time where you learn new ways of thinking and are challenged to go beyond what you know. But if I were to choose between learning useful things versus learning for enjoyment, I would definitely choose learning for enjoyment. I don't mean just learning when I feel like it. Rather, I mean studying things that interest me. If I am truly interested in a subject, I will really try harder to learn it. I think the goals of education should also be to produce a well-rounded person, I mean a person who is not just good in one or two areas but a person who can show knowledge in quite few areas.32. What do you think is important in a friend?That's an interesting question because I don't have that many strict standards. I prefer having a real variety of friends. I think it's important just to want to be my friend in a sincere way.Friendship is extremely important to me. It's like being brothers or sisters, but even more than 'that. I mean, I would do nearly anything for my friend, and I'd expect that he'd do the same for me. If he didn't help me when I was in need, then I would not consider him a good friend. I have a lot of different kinds of friends and there's not really just one type of friend that I am friends with. What qualities do you think a good journalist needs? A journalist must be responsible to his or her readers. Not only must a journalist be quick to react in any circumstance, but also he/she must always remember to uncover the real facts to the reader.33. What qualities do you think a good teacher needs?I think the basic qualities involve two things. First the teacher must understand the process of learning and the ways to make learning more efficient and effective. I also think that a teacher must have a good personality that motivates students to learn.I don't think its necessary for a teacher to have a perfect personality but at least they must show a passion for what they are teaching. The moment the students sense that the teacher just doesn't care about the subject then they also lose their enthusiasm for it. Patience is a key quality too because if there is no patience than students will be ignored.34. What do you think the goal of travelling should be?The goal of travelling? , Hmm. .. I've never thought about that before. I guess the goal of travelling should be to enjoy yourself. For me, I think the goal I usually have is to have an experience that sticks in my mind for a long time and to give me a wider understanding of the world. I like to feel good about visiting a place and I like to think that the place made me a better person.I think often too many people travel just so that they feel they are adventurous and so they can boast to all their friends about all the places they have seen. But I think it is more important to truly relax and take your time exploring things without having to follow some rushed plan of things to see.35. How should people be promoted at work? Through experience or performance?This is a very big issue in a lot of companies. I'm not sure how I feel about this issue because I think both experience and performance is important. I mean if you've been working for a long time I think it's natural that you would expect better treatment. On the other hand, I don't think that it's right that experienced people should put little care into their job just because they think that their jobs are well protected because of seniority. In my opinion people should be promoted based on a combination of experience and performance. If they do not perform they may be demoted or even laid off, but if they do perform they will be promoted. Those people who perform well but have little experience should be promoted but not too high because this will only discourage those people who have worked in a company for a long time.36. What qualities do you think are important for a successful or good film?That's difficult to say. A good film doesn't have to follow a certain formula. I think there are all kinds of good films and they don't have to be a certain style. I think the basic qualities are commitment and professional acting. I can't stand those actors who start in movies with little concern about how to make their characters seem like real people. I think that the cinematography is quite important because without it you are just presenting images without concern for the meaning they convey. If there is no concern for the way it is shot then you might as well read a book, because the main features of films that make it pleasing are its setting and artistic filming. These days, I think the one criteria for a successful film seems to be just good special effects, but I don't care much about that.37. What do you consider to be a good way to spend time with friends?I think the best way to spend time with friends is to go hiking and camping with them. You know, when you go travelling with them you may get in many disputes because you never know what your friend really wants to do. Travelling can create conflict, and sometimes you rarely have a moment just to sit down and chat with your friend. In my view, it's better to go camping because when you're camping you are not in any rush to go somewhere and there are fewer choices. You can just enjoy what you're doing. On the other hand, you should make sure you're well organised when camping or you could have fights about what you should have done to prepare.38. How do you define a good quality life?This is just my opinion, but I think a good quality life involves no fear or thought that you are in danger, or being unfairly treated. I think it's a life where there are no serious health risks and there are opportunities to enjoy yourself without feeling worried about the consequences. I mean, if you're worried about the pollution in the water or you are worried about the crime in an area then it doesn't matter how rich you are because you have no opportunity to enjoy your surroundings. A good quality life can probably be found anywhere in the world but I think the conditions in some places make it easier than other places.39. What is your standard of a good place to visit?I think the place should first have opportunities to see something that you haven't seen very often. Also I think there should besome reasonable facilities there for you to enjoy. For example, there should be, at least, some decent roads to get in and out and some decent place to see. I think also that the place should be relatively safe and clean. I think also it should offer some opportunities to see things without getting charged for everything. I mean there are just too many places that charge you for every step you take and I think this is wrong because good places shouldn't be just anther kind of tourist trap.40. What is your standard of success?In my mind, success mean reaching the goals that you have for yourself, and it means you have achieved something that is not only good for yourself, but also good for others. I mean, if you have lots of money that doesn't necessarily mean you are a success. It could mean that this money just meant that you were lucky or you just happened to have the right talents. True success means meeting your goals, and if your goals just happen to be raising a happy family, well I think that also makes you a success.Making Predictions41. What do you think of the future of China if China keeps an open policy?I think China's future is very promising. The open policy has brought many benefits to the Chinese. For example, our standard of living has increased, China has become a stronger nation economically, and we've learned a lot about the rest of the world. China needs to continue with an open policy in order for us to gain strength and respect as a world-class nation. 42. Do you foresee there being more advertisements in the future?Yes, I believe so. We are getting more and more foreign advertisement, and as more investments are coming in, I think this is something unavoidable. The concept of advertising on TV, for example, is just beginning to catch on among the bigger companies and as more and more private businesses grow and increase their advertising budgets they may give TV a chance. Also, I think you'll see more and more advertising agencies start up in China that will specialize in making good advertisements and they will be in hot demand in the next few years.43. How will the Internet change people's buying habits do you think, in the future?I think the change will be incredible in the future. People rely so much on the Internet nowadays that they spend a lot of their time in front of the computer. More and more people are buying things over the Internet, and I think this trend will continue in the future. People will not get out of their houses, they'll just shop from the home. The key challenge before this happens is that the stores must find a good way of delivering things at a low cost. This has been the biggest problem in the past for a lot of e-commerce type companies but I have a feeling they'll become more skilled at it in the future.44. Do you think that the Internet is going to change the way we get news?Well, already we are seeing that. I get my latest news from the Internet. And I believe this will be the trend for the future if more and more people get wired up with the Internet. I'm not sure in the future whether newspapers will survive if more people get the news from the Internet. I think the main way it'll change the way we get news is that we will get the events immediately. We can now get a variety of sources. Also, people will become more sophisticated about the things that are happening around the world and they will be able to make up their own minds about issues.45. Can you imagine what transportation will be like in the future?I think it will be fuelled by different energy sources because there is just no way that we can continue with petroleum for much longer. So I think that when new energy sources come out, you'll see different designed transportation. I also predict that some transportation will begin to use the air more often just for short heights because I think that the road systems cannot always be forever maintained and repaired. We need to find other ways, so I imagine our cars will probably be flying and maybe there will be flying bicycles too.46. What would life be like without music?What would life be without music? That's tough to say. I mean we just take it for granted that we'll always have music but I guess if there wasn't any music we'd suffer in a very big way because we need music to create some higher form of pleasure. We need music to get in touch with some of o u r d e e p e r e m o t i o n s . 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雅思口语考试Part3重难点介绍

雅思口语考试Part3重难点介绍重难点口语考试存在三个部分，哪个部分才是最重要的呢？雅思口语的Part3，希望引起大家的高度重视。

因为雅思考官普遍认为Part3比较能够真实地反映一个人的真实口语水平。

雅思part3难点一口语考试Part3不存在题库问题，任何一个general and abstract question related same topic in Part2 都有可能出现在Part3，所以这是它难的第一点。

雅思part3难点二第二个难点在于，有些学生会发现，在口语考试中，“考官今天好像在怼我”，为什么呢？他说，“考官都不让我把话讲完。

”不让讲完，也就是说Part3存在另外一个很常见的现象，叫打断。

“打断”最常见的两个套路就是，第一，考官会不同意你的观点，第二，考官会去追问你的观点。

其实大家会发现，这是一个跟日常生活会话比较接近的模式，你并不会提前知道你第二天要跟对方聊什么，所以会比较考验大家临场反应以及真实的语言水平。

万能金句一、没听懂考官的问题时would you please paraphrase that question/topic？你能转述一下刚才的问题/话题吗？2.I’m not exactly sure what you mean ...我不确定...是指代什么意思。

3.I’m not exactly sure how to answer that question， but perhaps我不知道该如何回答这个问题，但也许....（后接一些比较浅显的观点）It’s rather difficult question， but I wonder if could give me more information about that.这是一个相当难的问题，但我想知道是否能给我更多关于那个的信息。

5.I’m sorry， but I don’t know much about...对不起，我不太了解...二、需要时间思考时me a few seconds for me to search every piece of information in my head.请给我几秒钟，让我搜索一下大脑中的每一条信息。