英语口语试题与答案

英语口语考试题目

1. Do you think man lives in harmony with nature now?

No, the relationship between man and nature is not as harmonies as before. With the development of our economy, our environment has become more and more serious while this issue affects people’s work study and daily life. Human develop economy at the expense of nature, therefore, severe environmental deterioration like soil erosion, droughts and green house take place frequently. It seems like that we fall into a vicious circle, which makes our life becoming worse.

2. Can you give some examples to show environmental problems which are the consequences of man’ activities? According to you, what can we do to solve or to prevent the problems you have just mentioned?

Nowadays, the relationship between man and nature is not as harmonies as before. Man’s unreasonable activities cause series of environmental problems, like green house, soil erosion, droughts etc. In my view, we shouldn’t develop our economy at the expense of nature. And we should be aware that natural resources are not inexhaustible. Therefore, we must take some active actions to protect our environment. We’d better plan more trees, reduce waste, limit pollution pour and strengthen cyclic utilization. In a word, we should take as little as possible from nation and put back into it as much as we can.

3. How has technology made our life easier? Could you give some examples?

Through technology, mankind has united the globe in a continuous civilization that is capable of living standards and life expectancy never before experienced. Take the Internet for example. Surfing on the Internet can expand our horizon and add to our knowledge. Almost everything that you are interested in can be found on the Internet easily. The development of the email and net-chatting make it more convenient to get in touch with our friends, making the earth a small village. What’s more, it also brings a revolution in business because the restrict of the region is

less and less important and the efficiency is improved a lot.

4. Is the advance of technology always a good thing? How should we avoid its negative points?

No. In a strict sense, technology is a double-edged sword, which can be used equally for good or evil. Through technology, mankind has united the globe in a continuous civilization that is capable of living standards and life expectancy never before experienced. But on the other hand, technology has hidden a big security risk, like weapons of mass destruction, Identity theft.

In my view, effective measures should be taken to avoid its negative points. First, we should bring the theory of “correct use technology” into countries, set technology management rules and conduct education activities. Second, it is essential that law and regulations be worked out and enforced by the government. Only by the co-efforts of the whole society could technology work reasonable and bring benefit to people’s well-beings.

5. There are millions of students graduating from university every year. Most of them may go to work right afterwards, while others may delay their employment plan to further their education such as being engaged in postgraduate programs. In your opinion, which of the following choice is more rational—“work first and then postgraduate ed ucation, or vice versa?”

In my opinion, I think work first and then postgraduate education is more rational. In this way, one person can come into contact with varies kinds of work and gain a lot of practical experiences, broaden his horizon and have a general impression of knowledge that mentioned in books. After that, when he review or learn knowledge points that refers to what he had experienced, it will be easier for him to full awareness contents of books. Besides, it’s also a good chance to learn new ways to do his work better.

Generally speaking, I think it’s a better way to combine theory with practice, and benefit one’s growing best.

6. Nowadays finding a job is not easy, which involves such factors as job hunters’ experience, ability, diplo ma, personality and so on. As