雅思8test1答案

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名 师点题剑桥雅思

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口语：

考生可在回答中使用的实用词汇

1. how well do you know the people who live next door to you?

well, rarely, meet, encounter, come across with, be acquainted

with, stranger, amicable, hospitable.

2. how often do you see them? [why/why not?]

everyday, in the morning, at night, once in a while, from time

to time, frequently, bump into, run into.

3. what kinds of problem do people sometimes have with their

neighbors?

trouble, quarrel, fight, dispute, conflict, interest, selfish, public

space, communal space.

4. how do you think neighbors can help each other?

while the grass grows, the horse starves; slow remedy cannot

meet an emergency; urgency, lend a hand, come handy, aid,

assist, watch over, look after.

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口语：

参考回答

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每个问题两个回答

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1. how well do you know the people who live next door to you?

honestly

, i don’t know them well. i guess this is just part of the

urban life. look, i get up at 7 or before 7 every morning to

commute to work and come back late every night. you know,

it’s a city

thing, work, stress, transportation, traffic jam and stuff. and

on

ce i get home, i always can’t wait to hit my pillow. so how

could i possibly have any free time to care to know who they

really are or even to socialize with them? it’ll be all good to me

as long as they’re not terrorists or some homicide fugitives.

well,

i can’t say i know my neighbors very well, but i guess i

do know something about them, like where they’re from and

what they do for a living.

2. how often do you see them? [why/why not?]

though i can’t help bumping into them from time to time, we

never

really talked. you know, it’s like you just don’t feel like

talking to a stranger unless he/she first speaks to you. and i

guess he thinks the same about me.

i guess it’s quite often. i keep running into them either before

work or after work. that’s when

we all stand in the hallway

waiting for the elevator to come. then we would talk about just

this and that, some small talks.

3. what kinds of problem do people sometimes have with their

neighbors?

well, i’ve never had any problems with my neighbors or

maybe

just not yet. but i’ve heard people talk about it from time to

time. and it seems to me that people complain about the noise

their neighbors make quite a lot. apart from that, i just can’t

think of anything else right now. the biggest problem a lot of

people have with their neighbors is the public space in the

hallway. look, i have a neighbor who puts his motorbike in

there. not only does his motorbike make the whole place look

bad, but also it’s unsafe in case of emergency, say fire or

earthquake. i really hate it.

4. how do you think neighbors can help each other?

it’s not really easy for neighbors to help each other if they’re

not acquainted well. that i mean small help, but i guess

neighbors can really come in handy in case of emergency.

that’s

all i have now in mind at the moment.

there are quite a lot of things neighbors can do to help each

other from moving some furniture to looking after child, from

car sharing to property watching. anyway, nothing comes

handy like communal help when you really need it. so

everyone should start socializing with their neighbors if not

more often.

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口语答案

test1part2

题目分析

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包括考生可能对题目产生的错误理解。

describe a time when you were asked to give your opinion in

a questionnaire or survey.

调查的内容可以五 花八门

,

多种多样

,

< br>例如消费倾向调查、服务满意度

调查等等

;

调查的形式

也可以是多种多样

,

街边调查、网上调查等等。

自己成为调查对象也可能完全是因为偶然

,

随

机的

,

没有特定性

,

也可

能是因为自己代表了一个特定人 群。自己参与调查的感受可以兴奋

,

也可以冷漠

,

总之尽量避免自己不会的英文表达

,

尽量展示优点

,

避开缺

点。

名师点题剑桥雅思

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口语：

考生可在回答中使用的实用词汇

describe a time when you were asked to give your opinion in

a questionnaire or survey.

cons

umers’ preference, customers’ satisfaction, paper

-based,

internet-based, interview, face- to- face, duration, length,

participate, operate, representative sample, random selection,

present opinion, biased view, prejudice against, summarize.

describe a time when you were asked to your opinion in a

questionnaire or survey.

one time there was a student of mine who asked me to give

opinions on consumers’ choice of healthy food. in the

beginning, i tried to politely decline his request, but he was

quite persistent and kept bugging until i finally gave up and

agreed to fill out his questionnaire. i asked him, why methis is

a customer satisfaction survey i’m going to talk about. once i

had dinner in a restaurant

with my friends. after we paid our bill, a manager-looking guy

came to us, smiled and said, “would you mind kindly giving us

a feedback on our food and service that we may improve in the

future?”“why, i wouldn’t mind, but what perks would you give

us?”i thought to myself. before i could spell out my mind,

the

manager spoke and said,“as gratitude, we would give you this

100-

dollar coupon.”well, what could i say now? so i said his

food was good and service was superb that he didn’t need to

worry about improving or anything. blah, blah, blah. having

said this, i felt very good, because i felt i was really treated like

god. i hope every other restaurants or business firms could

learn from this restaurant and pay due attention to their

customers’opinions.

”he smiled and said nothing. it’s not until recently did

he tell

me that it was actually not a survey on any food preference,

but actually a psychological test on how people would react to

persistent request. hell, i felt like i’ve been tricked. but, anyway,

when he pushed me the questionnaire, i at least patiently

answered all the questions, what is my definition of healthy

food, how often i eat healthy food and stuff. i just wish i would