1、雅思（口语）模拟试卷 31及答案与解析 一、 Speaking Module (10-15 minutes) 1 Introduction and Interview Interview (choose 1) Lets talk about where you live. What type of accommodation do you live in? Which room of the house or apartment do you spend most time in? Why? Describe the view from your house or apartment. Let
2、s talk about your studies. Are you a student at the moment or do you have a full time job? How long have you been studying at your current university or school? What are your plans for after you complete your studies? Interview (choose 2) Now lets talk about social networking. How often do you use s
3、ocial networking sites such as Face book? Do you find it easy to use these websites? Why/Why not? Do most of your friends also use similar websites? Do you prefer to communicate through social networking sites or face-to-face with someone? Why? Now lets talk about fashion. What kinds of clothes do y
4、ou like wearing? why? Do you think you will always like these types of clothes? where do you usually buy your clothes? why? Do you think its important to dress well? Why? Now lets talk about things you find funny. What type of things do you freed amusing? Why? Have you always found similar things am
5、using? Do you like to tell jokes and make others laugh? Why/Why not? Do your friends and family have a similar sense of humor to you? 2 Individual Long Turn Now, Im going to give you a topic and Id like you to talk about it for one to two minutes. Before you talk, youll have one minute to think abou
6、t what youre going to say. You can make some notes if you wish. Do you understand? Heres some paper and a pencil for making notes and heres your topic: Id like you to tall about a rule or law you would suggest to improve your country. Talk about a rule or law you would suggest to improve your countr
7、y. You should say why it would improve your country why it is necessary how difficult it would be to enforce and mention whether or not you think it is ever likely to be introduced. Rounding off questions: Have you ever heard of a country which has this type of law? Do you often think about the laws
8、 in your country? 3 Two-way Discussion Weve been talking about a law you would like to suggest for your country and now Id like to discuss with you one or two more general questions related to this. Lets consider first the topic of crime and law enforcement. In your opinion, is being a police office
9、r a difficult or easy job in your country? Why? What are some of the more common crimes which occur in your country? What do you think are some possible reasons for these types of crime? Many people are in agreement that the police force should be armed with guns. Whats your view? Now lets talk abou
10、t the legal and justice system in your country. What types of personal and professional qualities make a good lawyer, in your opinion? In some countries, corruption of the legal system is a serious concern. Can you think of any potential solutions to this issue? Are there any situations in which you
11、 can imagine that it would be acceptable to break the law? why/Why not? 雅思（口语）模拟试卷 31答案与解析 一、 Speaking Module (10-15 minutes) 1 【正确答案】 I live in an apartment block, in a three-bedroom payment with my parents and my grandparents. Its quite old but still very emir bitable and I love the location, whic
12、h is close to the beach. I guess I probably spend the most time in my room, because thats where my computer is for study and playing games. And of course I spend a lot of time in my bedroom sleeping. My room looks out over quite a leafy, green street and then across to a more modem apartment block.
13、If I look directly across, I can see into my neighbors living room! Im a student at present, and Im halfway through my final year at Senior High School. I cant wait to finish! Ive been studying at Senior High School for about three years, since I was 15 years old. Before that I was at Junior High Sc
14、hool from the age of 12. After I finish this year and complete my final exams, including the National Higher Education Entrance Exam, of GAO Kao as we call it here in China, Ill hopefully gain entrance to a good university. Its very competitive though so I hope to get a good mark. Here in China, a s
15、ite called Renner is very popular with young people, and I have joined this site. I probably spend about two ours a day playing games, updating my status and looking at my friends photos. Very easy, once I had familiarized myself with the format and layout. I guess they are designed to he very user-
16、friendly because I find the site quite straightforward and simple to use most of the time. Oh, all my friends are on there, absolutely. Its really popular, especially with young people as we can upload all our photos and arrange to meet each other as well as comment on each others status updates. It
17、s a lot of time. Well, I think that depends on the reason for communicating in the first place. There are lots of occasions when I still prefer face-to-face communication, like hanging out with fiends in a group, or seeing my boyfriend. But for people who live far away, its nice to still feel connec
18、ted to them through sites like Renner. I suppose I like wearing quite fashionable clothes as Im very aware of the latest trends and styles. But when Im at home I just wear casual, comfortable clothes to hang around in the house because I like to be comfortable. Yes, fashion is almost like one of my
19、hobbies and I love keeping up with trends so I think Ill always be interested in fashionable clothing. I normally buy my clothes at the shopping mall, or boutiques around town, because I find it easier to try things on and then decide if I like them on me, rather than buy things online where its dif
20、ficult to tell how they will actually look. I also like to touch and feel clothes before I buy them, to check the quality. Yes, I do. I think its actually a reflection on how you feel about yourself, and what you wear says a lot about your personality and integrity as well, so I always make an effor
21、t to look good. Oh, thats an interesting question. I guess I find things that children do quite funny, oh and animals as well, because they dont realize theyre being funny. I like spontaneous humor rather than comedy and jokes and things like that, because its more natural. I suppose so, but Ive nev
22、er really considered it until now. Actually no, when I was younger I thought childrens cartoons were really funny and now I cant stand them. Obviously sense of humor is something that matures as you get older. No, I really hate scripted jokes so I almost never tell them, unless of course I hear a re
23、ally funny one, but thats not very often. I like making other people laugh of course, because I think it connects people, but Im not a very humorous person, unfortunately. No, weve all got quite unique senses of humor, I think, especially in my family. My dad likes comedy and stand up shows, and my
24、mother likes slapstick humor, whereas as I said, Im a bit different in that I like naturally occurring humor. 2 【正确答案】 A law which I think would really improve my country, or any country for that matter, would be one which requires everybody to volunteer time to a particular charity or cause, which
25、they have chosen. The law would stipulate how many hours per year that each citizen had to contribute to the charity or organization, and there would be quite strict penalties for not contributing the required number of hours. This would improve the country in lots of different ways. The first way i
26、s that through volunteer hours, human resource would be built and the charities would benefit from increased manpower. In turn, this would benefit the community as the various charitable groups would improve their services to the community so in this sense it is a win-win situation. I think another
27、byproduct of volunteering is the sense of pride and good feeling that people could gain by volunteering and doing something meaningful rather than something which is purely based on financial gain. As well, people would build friendships and social connection through meeting other volunteers. This l
28、aw is necessary because I think in todays modem world, people have lost touch with their sense of community and moral obligation to help others, as the world has become very individualistic and self-centered. At the moment its all about me, me, me, but I think this law would help to create community
29、 spirit again. Of course, there would be an awful lot of administration required to enforce the law. It might also be difficult to monitor who had completed their hours and so on each year, and naturally, people might choose to pay the fine rather than do the volunteer hours, which would defeat the
30、purpose of the whole thing. Im pretty sure this law would never be introduced, because politicians perceive that there are much more pressing issues which require legislation, and its actually quite unrealistic, but I think this law would make a real difference to society. No, I havent and Im sure t
31、hat no country has it. Its a bit of a dream really. Not often. I mostly just accept them and get on with my life. 3 【正确答案】 I think that being a police officer is one of the most difficult jobs, mainly because of the possible danger involved. I mean, they never know when they turn up to a callout wha
32、t theyre really going to be dealing with, and often it presents a threat to their personal safety. The good thing is that police officers are very highly respected in my country, so they have public support on their side. I think the most common types of crime are probably burglary and theft as well
33、 as mugging. These are the types of crimes that I read about most often in the newspaper. Youth crime has also experienced a big increase in recent years. Im not sure about the reason for these crimes, but I would guess that poverty is the main motivation behind crimes such as burglary and mugging.
34、If people dont have a job or enough money to feed their family, then I guess they resort to these types of crime in order to survive. As for youth, I think some people think this is due to a decline in social values and a rise in the number of broken homes, but Im not really sure. Maybe its just bor
35、edom. I definitely think the police should be armed; otherwise theyve got no protection and are extremely vulnerable in their day-to- day work. The unpredictable nature of police work means that having a gun on their person is essential. I think it makes the public feel more secure, too, as they kno
36、w that the police are able to respond quickly and effectively to any dangerous situation which may arise. I know I certainly feel more secure knowing the police force here is armed. I believe a good lawyer needs to be intelligent, compassionate and patient, as well as having strong beliefs in basic
37、legal principles, such as the fact that everybody has the right to good legal representation. A good lawyer also needs to be able to argue their clients case for innocence even when they know they might be guilty, so I think morally its not as straightforward as it might seem. Its not a profession t
38、hat I would ever be interested in, for that very reason. I think one of the solutions to this issue lies in the fact that many people in the public service are underpaid, and this contributes to the temptation to accept bribes and so on, so perhaps better wages and conditions for these types of work
39、ers might put a stop to some corruption. I also believe that harsher penalties for corruption would help prevent the problem but it is a complex one to try and tackle. To be honest, the only situation which springs to mind is if one had to break the law in order to save anothers life or to protect a
40、nother person from imminent danger. This would be because the greater need in that instance would be the saving of human life as opposed to following a law or a rule. Maybe an example of this is killing someone in self-defense or defense of another innocent person. I think its very complicated though and personally I cant imagine ever breaking the law.
