全新版大学英语3口语题目及参考回答(20200627133503)

全新版大学英语 3 口语题目及参考回答

Unit 2

Topics for Discussion

1. Why do so many migrant workers ( 民工) move from the country to the city?

The city has more opportunities for migrant workers to earn money. Working in the city can earn far more money than working in the country. Migrant workers want to provide their children a better studying condition.

Some migrant workers find people around them are moving to the city, and then they ' jruest following the general trend.

2. Why are tourists willing to pay for a night in a farmer house instead o'fa shotel?

The cost of staying a night in a farmer 's house is far more less than staying in a hotel.

Although living condition of a farmer 's house is poor than a hotel, many tourists don

demands on living condition.

Living in a f armer ' s house, tourists can get some useful information about the local conditions and customs through talking to the famer.

3. Do you plan to further your study as a postgraduate or find a job right after graduation? Why? (Which seems to be

more important to you: school education or what you learn in the real world?)

Yes, I plan to find a job right after graduation.

Having a job after graduation means I can make money on my own and it can help me live independently I don 't want to ask my parents for moenregyr a dftuation.

What I learn I the real world is more important to me. For it not only helps me know the real world better, but also helps me quickly adapt to the society.

After working for several years, I would know whether I need to pursue a higher certification. Because I also can get my master degree when I having a job.

4. Why do you think many youngsters choose to study abroad? What are the benefits and what are the possible

problems for studying abroad?

Benefits:

Studying abroad can give youngsters a chance to see the world again in a global vision.

Studying abroad can improve their language ability and let them grasp the advanced technologies.

Studying abroad can let youngsters make friends with people from different countries with different background.

Studying abroad can help youngsters build their own life and live independently.

Problems:

Studying abroad would give families a big financial burden and is not suitable for low-income families ' children.

Studying abroad means youngsters have to face the living pressure on their own because most of them have no relative abroad.

Youngsters ' studying abroad separates them and their families. So youngsters always miss their families and feel lonely.

Unit 3

Topics for Discussion

1. In our families, what do we do to try to prevent burglaries? For example, is there a burglar-proof door to your

apartment?