三一口語7-9級的考試自選話題

2010-06-24 13:34:59 　來源：e度網(wǎng) 文章作者：茅倬蕤

　　說到這具體的診斷環(huán)節(jié)其實就只是一個培訓(xùn)的問題了，不過較大的難點還是自選話題的甄選的問題，下面我給大家一些很好的選擇：

　　Selecting a topic(話題選擇)

　　Anything you can talk about

　　Blog.

　　Senior citizen's life in Beijing

　　How to reduce work pressure shopping on line

　　Comment on a movie

　　my holiday plan

　　How to save water

　　should we compete all the time?

　　Should Chinese people be encouraged to buy cars?

　　My plan of starting a private business

　　I hate car alarms

　　以上這些話題比較新穎，并且很適合孩子談?wù)�。到�?級，孩子不但要注重話題的質(zhì)量，還要注重話題的深度。

　　下面向大家展示三一7級中的一個話題：“童年記憶”，大家在準(zhǔn)備時，可以參考下面的形式：

　　Early Memories

　　My Arrival to Britain

　　When I was four years old, my father was sent to work in Britain so he took me and my mother with him to London. We got to London on a mid-summer's evening but the sky was still quite light. My father told me that London is much nearer to the North Pole than Beijing, so day is much longer than night in summer, while night is much longer than day during the winter. London is a really big city with lots of cars and heavy traffic. My first impression of London was old and crumbling unlike Beijing, where there are lots of new and modern buildings.

　　Did you like the school life there?

　　My father put me in a primary school which is called Our Lady Roman Catholic Primary school. The first several months were quite hard to me. I could not understand what they were talking about and what I knew were simple words like toilet, water, good morning and bye-bye. The teachers and classmates were very kind to me and step by step I made progress with my English. I made lots of friends there. This photo was taken when I was in Year One. Look, here's my best friend Laurie Rankin. She once invited me to her birthday party. These two are Alexandra Craze, (Alex for short) and Ivana Nicolaou. This is our teacher Miss Clarke. And look, that's me! Back then as you see from this picture my hair was very short, I looked really like a boy. When I was in reception I was in the nativity play. I was to be one of the three wise men giving out gifts when'Jesus'was born. The school organized lots of Activities like visiting London Zoo, Tate Modern Museum and going to the church. This photo was taken by my mother in the school sports day. I won three races.

　　What did you do in the weekends?

　　Nearly every weekend my parents took me out to parks. There are lots of parks in London and my favorite is the Greenwich Park. Greenwich Park is well-known for its Observatory and Greenwich Meantime. There is also a playground and a deer park within it. In the deer park there are lots of deer and squirrels. The squirrels like to eat peanuts. Once I put a peanut in my hat and placed it on my lap. The squirrel bounded forwards and ate the peanut in the hat! I nearly touched the squirrel's soft fur.

　　What was my hobby in London?

　　Reading was and still is my hobby. I really liked to go to local libraries near our home. The first time my father helped me ask for a library card so you can borrow twelve books at one go. I started with picture books with more pictures than words, and later I could read books with more words than pictures, some with no pictures at all. I also started to borrow audio books so I could listen to them at home. Sometimes my parents took me to the bookstores so that I could read newly published books. I usually sit on the floor while reading. I could always find some books of my liking. My favorite author is J. K. Rowing. She wrote the book Harry Potter series. I have read all the English version of the seven books now. Roald Dahl's books are good too: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator are the most entertaining. I also like Enid Blyton, David Henry Wilson, C.S.Lewis and Lemony Snicket. I like reading because it can make me more imaginative and give me more knowledge.

　　How do you spend you holidays?

　　In the school holidays I traveled with my parents to different places in or out of Britain. We've been to the capital of France-Paris and climbed the Eiffel Tower; we visited France's Disneyland too. Then we traveled to the capital of Italy-Rome and ate pizza on the street. Venice is a beautiful Water City in Italy. It is a marvelous place to have a holiday, but in the summer the mosquitoes were very bothering. I got stung twenty times in three days.

　　Once, me, my mother and my father went to Edinburg for the Easter

　　Holidays. We stayed in an old house which had once been the home of the famous author of Treasure Island-Robert Louis Stevenson. The book is about a boy called Jim Hawkins going on an adventure with pirates.

　　Cambridge is a good place for education and boating. My father steered the boat when we went boating in Cam River. He had the oar and was standing on the deck all on his own. Me and my mother were afraid that my father would fall into the water! He didn't fall in the water; he didn't even scrap the sides of the boat when we were under the bridge.

　　How do you like the food there?

　　When I was in Britain I really liked western food. At our school we could choose between eating school dinners and bringing packed lunches. English children like to pack sandwiches, crisps, biscuits, fruit and vegetables and sometimes a handful of sweets in their packed lunches but school dinners are different. We have fish and chips twice a week with carrots and peas. Sometimes we eat garlic bread and shepherd pie, and sometimes we ate mashed potato. There were sauces to make the food taste better: gravy, ketchup, mayonnaise, etc and delicious puddings. There are puddings that I disliked too, for example custard and rice pudding. The rice puddings were not anything compared to my mother's porridge. Although I ate a lot of English food I still liked Chinese food. When the Spring Festival came, my father's colleagues would come to our flat and made Chinese dumplings together. They were delicious.

　　How did you feel about going back to China?

　　I stayed in London for two years. We came back to China when I was six years old. I was very sad to leave my friends and my school in London and as a result I had a fever. I was so ill that I had to be carried to the hospital in an ambulance. The doctor said I was attacked by'some kind of virus that we don't know. She didn't give me any medicine apart from some liquid to make me feel better. She also told me to drink a lot of water and have a rest. Several days later my parents took me to the hospital again to have a check. The doctor said I had been very brave and had defeated the virus and I would be healthy soon. Ten days later, I was healthy enough to go back to China.

　　London has given me a lot of good memories. I hope one day in the future I could go back there, to study English and to meet my old friends.

　　1. Tell the differences between Chinese primary school and British primary school

　　a. Boarding schools ,living conditions, accommodation

　　b. Teaching method

　　c. Study process, pressure, class rules, school rules

　　d. School tradition

　　2. Let's discuss the cultural toys

　　a. feature of toys in Britain

　　b. price and packing

　　3. You are what you eat---the British style of food and Chinese style of food

　　a. Style of cuisine

　　b. Taste and flavor