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小编： 825| Part 1 | |
| 题目汇总 | 1. Tell me a bit about what you study at university and whether you like your course. 2. Let’s start by talking about you. Can you tell me what your name is and what it means? 3. Can you tell me why do Chinese people like to have English names, and is it easy to change your English name? 4. Would you prefer to live in a house or flat? 5. What is your opinion on advertising? What kind of advertisements do you think are effective, and what kind of advertisements do you dislike? 6. Do you like travelling? If so, where do you like to go and why?What are the benefits of travelling? 7.Do you prefer casual clothes or formal clothes? 8.What kind of music do you like you like to listen to? Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument? Do you think there are any benefits to learning to play a musical instrument? 9. Do you prefer to write an email or a letter? Or do you prefer other alternative forms of communications, such as instant messaging? 10.Patient, do you think patient is important for you? Why? Do you think Chinese are very patient? 11.What’s your favourite TV programme? Why you like it? 12. Do you like to go to the forest? Why? Do you think we should have more tress in the city? Why? 13. Do you like to live in old building or new building?Why? 14.What’s your favourite clothes style? Why? 15. What kind of music do you like to listen to? 16. Do you like swimming? Why? Do you like to spend you holiday at the seaside? 17. Do you think breakfast is the most important meal of the day? ****注意：9月份最新的新题，其实就是老题库从新再考 9月份新题：拍照、一天中最充实的时间、海边/海边度假、游泳、广告、家乡最值得旅游的地方、早餐的重要性 难度系数：★★★ |
| 范例 | Public transport House or flat Breakfast |
| 范例答案参考 （请对照范例） | 1: I live in Xujiahui District in Shanghai. Transportation here is quite handy. It only takes me 5 minutes to walk to the underground railway station. I can easily go to almost anywhere in Shanghai. 2: I live in house. I like the spacious area, which has more rooms,more privacy space. Especially, i like my lovely garden. With a big house, i can also have my own pet. 3: Skipping breakfast makes you grouchy. Studies show that people who eat breakfast tend to be in better moods (when I’m hungry - watch out!). Breakfast gets you started on the right track for the day. If you start out with a healthy breakfast, then you set the mood for lunch. You're more likely to choose something reasonable for lunch if you’ve paid some attention to your breakfast choices. |
| Part 2 | |
| 题目汇总 | Describe an invention really benefits to human beings=computer Describe a park you often visit Describe a place you want to visit=famous street Describe a sport competition you watched Describe a training class you attended=Maths class=Science class Describe a future job Describe a TV programme you like to watch Describe your favourite weather Describe a person you like to chat with Describe a gift you got in your childhood Describe something your lost 完全全新 Describe a movie=book=TV programme Describe your favourite newspaper Describe a place you like to swim Describe a teacher, instructor, or somebody who taught you a skill Describe a café you like to go to Describe a story you remember from your childhood Describe a rule in your school Describe a website you like to visit |
| 范例 | Describe an interesting high school maths class You should say: What you learned in this class When the class took place and who you were with Who the teacher was And Why this class was so memorable |
| 范例答案参考 （请对照范例） | The most memorable maths class for me was when I was 17 years old. A special guest lecturer from the University of Durham came to my school to give a class to the A-Level mathematics students. The lecturer was called Professor Ross, and his research area was Chaos Theory and Theoretical Physics. He talked to us for an hour about Fractals, an area of mathematics typically involving self-similar patterns, where self-similar means they are "the same from near as from far". We know them mostly from computer screen savers, where the screen continues to zoom in (or zoom out) and the image is exactly the same. However, the practical applications can be applied in a great number of fields, such as urban growth, digital imaging, soil mechanics, fashion, geology and seismology. I still remember the first question he asked us at the start of the lesson; “how long is the coastline of the United Kingdom?” There were shouts of “3,000 miles”, “10,000 miles” and “100,000 miles”, but they were all wrong! Professor Ross explained that if you zoom in on one part of the map, you can start to see peninsulas that you couldn’t see before. Then if you zoom in on that peninsular, you can start to see coastline that you couldn’t see before. Then if you zoom in on that coastline, you can start to see cliffs that you couldn’t see before. If you zoom in on the cliffs, you start to see rocks that you couldn’t see before. And so on and so on, until you reach atomic level! Essentially, what Professor Ross was saying is that you can keep zooming in and zooming in, and you realize that the distance is infinite! This new revelation was too much for me – I couldn’t stop thinking about it! It interested me so much that I decided to study mathematics at university, so I could learn more about Fractals and Chaos Theory! If it wasn’t for Professor Ross and his lesson on Fractal Mathematics, I wouldn’t be where I am today! |
| Part 3 | |
| 题目汇总 | 1.On the subject of sports, what are the physical differences between males and females? Is it fair that men and women compete separately? Do you think there are any sports where they should compete together? 2.Do you think learning about history is important? Do you think history should be compulsory for everyone to study? 3.Discuss the differences between real life and the internet. What things should you be wary of when using the internet? 4.Do you think using a calculator in maths lessons is beneficial or detrimental to learning? 5 Do you think parents should be responsible for teaching their children some basics before they attend school? How involved should parents be in the education of their children? Do you believe homeschooling is more effective than attending school? 6.What was the most popular book when you were at school? How have books changed over the years? 7. Why do some people prefer to buy second-hand books? 8.Do you prefer reading real books or e-books? Do you think e-books will ever replace traditional books, or is it just a current craze? 9.Discuss the benefits to online shopping and regular shopping, and tell me which you prefer and why. 10.Why is politeness and good manners important? How are good manners and etiquette different in your country compared to other countries? 11.When do you think is the best time for children to start learning about science? Do you think high schools should have more practical lessons, such as science, PE, electronics, drama and music? 12.If your friends or relatives come to visit you, would you invite them to stay in your house or would you pay for them to stay in a nearby hotel? Why? 13.When a guest is visiting your home, in what ways do you make them feel welcome? 14.On the subject of living a healthy lifestyle, do you think males and females should take different approaches towards diet and exercise? 15.What kind of stories do you like to listen to? Has your preference in stories changed over the years from when you were a child compared to now? 16.Do you think stories are essential for a child’s development? Do you think stories should always have a happy ending? 17. Why do stories almost always have a hero and a villain? |
| 范例 | Do you think using a calculator in maths lessons is beneficial or detrimental to learning? Do you think parents should be responsible for teaching their children some basics before they attend school? How involved should parents be in the education of their children? Do you believe homeschooling is more effective than attending school? |
| 范例答案参考 （请对照范例） | Do you think using a calculator in maths lessons is beneficial or detrimental to learning? This is an interesting question, because my favorite subject is maths! At elementary level, I agree that schools should not use calculators, but instead encourage children to calculate the operations in their head. This will help them improve their arithmetic skills. However, as students reach an advanced level of mathematics, calculations become incredibly complicated and tedious, and can take a very long time to complete. It is still important that the students understand the process of the calculations, but it is more efficient to use a calculator. The calculator doesn’t answer the questions; it just helps with the calculations for each step of the process! For this reason I believe that calculators and computers are very beneficial for advanced mathematics, and I believe that all students studying advanced mathematics should be taught how to use calculators properly. Do you think parents should be responsible for teaching their children some basics before they attend school? How involved should parents be in the education of their children? Do you believe homeschooling is more effective than attending school? There is a lot of research to show that if parents are involved in their child’s education, then the child will be much more successful at school. I think parents should be involved in their child’s education at all levels by teaching them basic reading and writing before they attend school, and helping them with homework when the child is at primary school and middle school. Even when the work becomes too difficult for the parents to help with, for example when their child is at high school or university, parents should still support their child by ensuring they finish their assignments, and making sure they attend all their classes. At all levels, I believe a good parent should have a positive relationship with their child’s school, by communicating regularly, asking questions about anything they are unsure about, giving feedback, and supporting the school if there is a disciplinary issue. |
