新视野大学英语三口语试题.doc

Unｉt1
1  How do　yｏu feｅl aboｕt ｔｒying new things?
Ÿ I liｋe　tryｉng ｎew thiｎｇs　because　ｉt eｎablｅs me　ｔo experienｃe more and learn　mｏre　about otheｒs, by wｈicｈ Ｉ can become moｒｅ liberａｌ and leｓs　ｂiaseｄ.
Ÿ I don’t　ｌｉke　trying nｅw things　becaｕｓｅ　they　oｆten let　me doｗn. Trｙinｇ ｎew　things sometimeｓ ｍｅans　ｖenture　oｒ　eｖen dangｅｒ,　so Ｉ ｄon’t lｉke tryiｎg ｎｅｗ thｉnｇs anｄ wｏuld ｌikｅ tｏ stiｃｋ ｔo　tｈe faｍilｉar
2 Wｈat sｔops　you　from trying ｎew　ｔｈｉｎgs？
Tｒyiｎg ｎew　thiｎｇs mａy haｖe ｔoo mｕcｈ　ｄｅｍand on mｅ. Fｕrtheｒmｏre，　tｒying　ｎｅw thｉｎｇs ｍay　bring　mｅ disappointｍent　oｒ ｅven　failurｅ.
3　Wｈat ｈａve　yoｕ ａｃhieｖed ｉn　yｏuｒ　life thａt ｍａkｅs ｙｏu　fｅｅl prouｄ?
I　take great pride ｉn　winninｇ ｆirst plａce　in the sｐeech　contest ｈeｌd　in my　uniｖersity.
4 Who do you　aｄmire for tｈeｉr aｃhievemenｔs　aｎd　why?
Ｉ admiｒe Winｓton Churｃhill, who　led　his　couｎｔｒy froｍ the　ｖerge　ｏf defeat to victoｒy.

1 Do you bｅlieve　that a gooｄ meｍory is　cｒitｉcal tｏ sｕccｅss? Why or ｗhy noｔ?　
ŸYｅs， I fｉｒmly belieｖe ｔhat　a gｏｏd memｏrｙ　dｅtermｉnes ａ peｒson’s　success. Firstly, a good memory iｓ　a great　hｅlp iｎ thｅ　process ｏf lｅａｒnｉng. Seｃondｌy,　a ｇood meｍoｒｙ can　ｈelp ｙou ｂuild relaｔionships，　whiｃh ｉs aｌso a decisive　facｔoｒ for success. Thirｄｌy aｎｄ mｏsｔ iｍpｏrtantly,　a goｏd　mｅmｏry caｎ proｖide yｏu wｉth ｑｕick,　rｅliabｌe accｅｓs to eｓｓenｔｉal thinkｉnｇ tｏolｓ.
ŸＮｏ,　I　dｏn’t ｔhiｎk　ａ　ｇood meｍｏry　is critｉｃal to　ｓｕcｃess. In my opiｎｉoｎ,　it iｓ ｄiｌｉgｅnce，　creativity anｄ peｒsistenｃｅ　ｔｈａｔ　ｅventｕally dｅtermine oｎe’s succeｓs.

2 Hａve you ｅvｅr　tｒｉeｄ ａny　ｍｅtｈod to imprｏve ｙｏｕr　meｍｏrｙ? Do you ｔｈinｋ ｔhat uｓeｆｕl?
ŸYｅs,　I hａvｅ tｒied　some　methoｄs　to impｒoｖｅ my memｏrｙ.　For　exａmｐle, I leａｒned　the mｅthod of lｏcａｔiｏｎ from a book and　I ｌiｋeｄ　it　very ｍucｈ.　
ŸYes, I once　bｅｌｉeｖed that　theｒe migｈt bｅ ｓome special shortcuts ｔｏ improvinｇ　mｙ memｏry.　But when Ｉ tｒiｅd a cｏuplｅ of mｅthods, I feｌt it was ｉｎｃonｖｅnｉｅｎｔ to　apｐly them anｄ it ｉｓ ａ　waste of tｉmｅ. I tｈｉnk Ｉ　woｕlｄ never　try any metｈod agａin

unit2
1 How　ａrｅ yoｕ feｅliｎg tｏday?　Wｈy?
　 • I’m feelｉnｇ qｕite　ｗell－ｂａlanced and ｏptiｍｉｓtｉｃ tｏdaｙ．　
• I am ｎot quｉte ｆeelｉng mｙｓeｌｆ　todaｙ．　Ｉ　feeｌ Ｉ haｖe a sore throaｔ.
2 Woｕld yｏu　ｄeｓcｒibe ｙouｒself　as ａn optimist　or a　
pessｉmist? Why?
• I am　aｎ　opｔｉmｉst. Whenevｅr　I gｅt　ｉn a tｒicｋy　siｔuatioｎ， I thｉnk
of ｔｈe pｏｓｉtives and　manage ｔo　ｐull mｙself ｔｈｒｏugh.　
　• I　tｈink　I am a pessimiｓt． I　aｌways ｆeeｌ that　I ｃaｎ’t dｏ well 　
enouｇh. I am　always　afraid oｆ ｂeｉng lａugｈｅd by oｔher

3 Ｗhat’ｓ　the beｓt tｈｉnｇ that’s　haｐpｅnｅd ｔｏ　you tｈiｓ
　yeａr?
The hａppｉest thｉng　tｈat ｈappｅneｄ to　mｅ　tｈis year ｉs tｈat Ｉ got a sｃholarsｈｉｐ. I　waｓ ｅven　ｎot ａ good studｅnt ｌasｔ　ｙeａr aｎｄ inｄulgeｄ　mysｅｌf　in ｐlａｙinｇ cｏｍｐｕtｅｒ　games. Bｕt I madｅ up　ｍｙ　mｉnｄ to ｃatch　up with ｍy clａssmates　ｂecausｅ of　tｈe eｎcｏuｒagemｅnt from mｙ familｙ and mｙ tｅacｈerｓ. Ａftｅr several months of ｈard work, fｉnally Ｉ made ｉt

Discuss anｄ　give advice to:
1.　ｓomｅonｅ who is nｅrvous　abｏut ａ jｏb intｅrviｅw．
Fiｒsｔlｙ,　be prepared ｆor ｔhｅ interview　pｒoｃｅss.
　 • geｔting ｆａmｉlｉar wｉtｈ　the　inｔｅrview　proceｓs
　　 　 　 　• ｍaking tｈorｏuｇｈ pｒeparationｓ
Secｏndly, tａｋe dｅep breaths.　
Finally, dｉstｒact yourself　a　biｔ from being nerｖous.　　 　 　　　
　 　 　 • ｒeading yｏｕr　resｕme

２. ｓomeｏne ｗho　iｓ stｒessｅｄ about ｈｉs ／ hｅr sｔｕdieｓ.
　Ｆirst, rｅcognｉze the cause ｏf　your　ｓｔress.
　 　　 •a　real threat ｏr ｊuｓt　imagined　
Seｃｏnd, learｎ to ｒｅlax.
　 　• ｐlａnneｄ　relaxａｔion
•music, a long soak,　ｏr a waｌk
Finａlly， relax ｙourｓｅlf ｏｎ a　reｇular　basis．
　 　 　•Relaxatioｎ　exｅrｃiseｓ for the ｂody and　ｔｈe　mind　 　 　 　
•comｂiｎe ｔhe ｔwo ｔｅcｈniques

3． ｓｏｍｅone who ｈａｓ　tｏo ｍany ｔhinｇs ｔo do.
　Fｉrst，　ｃｏmpｉle a　checkliｓt of　ａｌｌ ｔhｅ thｉngs ｔo be ｄone.
Moreover， prｉorｉtｉzｅ ｔhe lｉst oｆ　things.
　　 　 　 •urgent thiｎgs
　 　 　　　　　　• general ｒouｔiｎe ｔhiｎｇs　
　 　 • last-mｉnutｅ tasｋs
Ｆｉnallｙ，　ticｋ the fiｎiｓhed ｔask off.

2 Whaｔ ｏther meｔhoｄｓ can yoｕ thｉｎk of ｔｏ ｄeaｌ wｉth ｔhe 　
　 probleｍ that peoplｅ　arｅ getting　ａnｇrier iｎ ｍodeｒｎ society?
1）　Exploｒe　wｈat’s　ｒｅａｌly ｂeｈinｄ your anｇｅr.　
　　 　It iｓ vｅry ｌikely thａt…
　　　　 　 Ｏｎｌy…ｃａn…　(e.g． helｐ yｏu ｔaｃkle thｉs bad emoｔiｏn)　
2） Ｂe aｗare of warｎｉng sｉgns and ｔriggers．
　 　 　…alｌow you ｔｏ　ｔａke ｓteps to ｍanａｇe your ａngｅr ｂeｆｏre iｔ gets　 ouｔ　ｏｆ cｏntrol．
３)　 Ｃｏnｔact　a metal　health spｅcialiｓt ｆor cｏnｓulｔatiｏn.
　 　… can gｉve　you　advice ｉf　ｙｏu cａnnot deal wiｔｈ … ｏn yoｕr owｎ.

Ｕniｔ3
1 Ｄｏ ｙｏu kｎow yoｕr　neighbors? Hｏw　ｗelｌ do　yoｕ ｋnｏｗ
　 　them？
ŸYｅs, I　know my　ｎｅｉghｂors vｅｒy　ｗell.　We have been　ｆｒiｅnds ｆor　ｍanｙ years aｎd　ofｔeｎ　inｖｉte eacｈ oｔhｅｒ for family diｎners.
ŸＡctuａlly,　Ｉ don’t knｏw　my　nｅiｇhｂoｒｓ veｒy well. Ｉt’s diｆficult　for people living　in apaｒtｍｅｎｔs to knｏw thｅir ｎext-doｏr ｎeighboｒs nowａｄays． We ｍaｙ　nod at ｅach oｔher ｏr ｓay hｉ when　meeｔing iｎ the ｂuｉldｉng　but　never have　a ｌｏｎｇ conｖｅrｓatiｏn． I ｅven dｏn’t ｋnow ｗhat they do or wheｒｅ ｔｈey　ｗoｒｋ.　
2　Ｗｈat do you thiｎk　makes a gｏod / bａd nｅighbor?　
Ａ goｏd neigｈbｏr　ｉs someonｅ you　ｃaｎ tｒusｔ,　depｅnd on anｄ share　youｒ hapｐｉnｅss anｄ griｅf, just ｌiｋｅ oｎｅ oｆ yoｕr　fａmｉly memberｓ. ／　A bad and incｏnsidｅratｅ nｅighbｏｒ　maｋｅs mｕch ｎｏｉse lａte ａｔ night, thｒows　rubbish ａnyｗｈeｒe ｉn the ｄoorｗay,　and ｎevｅｒ careｓ abｏｕt　wｈaｔ oｔherｓ ｆeeｌ

Whｉch of these ｗeｂｓitｅs　ｄｏ yoｕ use regularly? Wｈich do you use　ｏccａsionalｌy? Whiｃｈ do yｏｕ neｖer use?
Ｔｈｅ ｗｅbsｉtes I usｅ reguｌaｒly ｉnclｕde ｓeａrcｈ eｎｇines, newｓ ｓｉｔｅｓ, ｂlｏgｓ, Wｉｋｉ ａnd sｏcial netwoｒｋing sites.　I　use　ｔheｓe wｅbsｉtes ａlｍost ｅvｅry　ｄay ｔｏ get infｏrmａｔｉoｎ Ｉ need　anｄ sｈare　ｔhｉngs aboｕｔ mｙｓｅlf. Aｓ to　thｅ typｅs ｏf wｅbsites sｕｃh aｓ ｐhｏto sｈａｒing weｂsitｅs aｎｄ ｔravel sites, I oｎly ｖisit theｍ　occasｉonａｌly． The ｗebｓites I　never　usｅ　ｉncｌｕde　rating　siteｓ, ｄatiｎｇ sitｅs, aｎd corpoｒaｔe webｓitｅｓ

1  What do ｙou ｔhinｋ　are　thｅ ｓimiｌａritｉｅs　ａnｄ differenceｓ　
ｂeｔwｅeｎ　ａｎ ｏnline　comｍｕnitｙ and　a ｒeaｌ ｃommunity?
I thｉnk tｈere are　ｓimｉlａritieｓ ａs weｌl ａs difｆerenｃes between ａn onlｉne ｃommuｎｉtｙ anｄ a　rｅａl communｉty. On the ｏne hand， ａn online coｍmunitｙ　ｉs ｊuｓt ｓiｍilar　to a rｅal　ｃommunｉty in sharｉnｇ anｄ discuｓsing. Ｏn ｔhe otｈｅr hand, tｈere aｒe alsｏ mａny clear　ｄifferenｃｅs． For Ｅxampｌｅ, …

2　 Wｈat ａｒe the ｂｅnefits　of ｏｎliｎe　communities？
Online ｃomｍｕｎiｔieｓ ｐrovide another ｃhanｃｅ　fｏr　pｅople to ｃommuｎiｃａte with each other. Tｈey dｏ tｈingｓ withouｔ　gｏing out,　ａnd　this saｖｅs time, money， energｙ and　nａtuｒal resoｕrcｅs. Furtherｍｏre, thｒoｕgh　ｏnliｎｅ commｕniｔies， peoｐle　can sｏmetimes do　what ｔhｅｙ can’ｔ do in ｒｅaｌ　coｍmunitｉes． Ｆor eｘample， a guｙ who may bｅ sｈｙ and　quｉet in thｅ ｅｙes ｏf his fｒｉendｓ and fａｍilｉｅs mａy bｅｃｏｍe open ａnd ｔａlkａｔive ｉｎ onliｎｅ　ｃoｍｍunitiｅ

3  Whaｔ　ａｒe the ｐoｓsiｂlｅ dangerｓ or　ｐｒoｂlｅｍｓ if　
people ｓpenｄ　a lot of　ｔiｍe iｎ　oｎlinｅ　comｍunitiｅs?
Iｆ peoplｅ speｎd　a lot of timｅ iｎ　ｏnlｉne ｃommｕnitiｅs,　they will be　greatly affected pｈｙsicalｌy, mｅntallｙ　anｄ emｏtiｏnａlｌｙ. Ｔhey　maｙ bｅｃomｅ inactive， slow in memorｉzing　thingｓ, as　weｌｌ　ａs addiｃｔed　ｔo the Ｉnterｎet aｎd　ｃonfusｅ　the onliｎe　coｍmunｉties witｈ　ｔhｅ　ｒｅaｌ ones， tｈus hａving difficuｌtieｓ iｎ coｍmunｉcａｔing ｗitｈ ｏｔｈer peoｐle arounｄ　ｔhｅｍ.

１　Woｕlｄ yoｕ like to　visｉｔ this pleasｅ? Why　or ｗhy nｏt？
•I lｉke　ｔｒavelｉｎｇ a ｌot， and　I prefeｒ　going　to places likｅ Anｕta.　Ｔhough underdeveｌoｐｅd　aｎｄ isolateｄ， it hａｓ not ｂeen　dａmａｇed ｂy indｕｓｔriａlization and ｃiviｌizatioｎ.
•I　dｏn’t ｗanｔ to ｖｉsｉｔ sｕch ｕnｄerdｅvｅlopｅd and unｃivｉｌized ｐlaces．　Ｐｅoplｅ therｅ may be rｕde and imｐoｌiｔｅ. And the fｏod may also ｂｅ　raw　ａnd not attraｃtivｅ． Mｏreovｅr, there　aｒe　no modern　facilities

2　Ｗｈat　can the moｄern wｏrlｄ learn fｒom　placeｓ like　
　 Anuta?
Aｎutan socｉｅｔy eｍｐｈasizes ｔhｅ ｖaｌuｅ　of　collａborａtiｏn. Plａceｓ ｌike Anuｔa　shｏw us hoｗ human bｅiｎgs should　coｅxist　wｉth nature　aｎd protecｔ their ｅnvirｏnmｅnt, tradiｔｉoｎs and customｓ.　These　arｅ ｗhat the modern worｌｄ can leａｒn ｆrｏm ｐｌaｃes liｋe Anｕtａ.

3　Whａt wiｌl happｅｎ　tｏ　ｔhe ｌocaｌ comｍunity　of Anｕta iｆ 　morｅ aｎｄ mｏre ｔｏurisｔs visit ｔhere？
I thinｋ a ｌot ｏf cｈanges　ｗiｌl　oｃcur　if moｒｅ aｎd moｒｅ ｔouｒists flock tｈｅｒe. Oｎ the one　hａｎd,　tｈe toｕr　iｎduｓtｒy would bｒiｎg ｌocal pｅｏple　hｉgｈer inｃome aｎｄ　mｏre　ｏｐportunitieｓ for
employmｅｎｔ． On ｔhe otｈer hand, it　will cａuｓe incrｅasiｎg　ｄamａge to　tｈｅiｒ　eｎｖirｏnmｅnt and bring about changes iｎ ｔhe　valueｓ aｎｄ lifestyles ｏf locaｌ coｍｍｕnity