2023年英语专业四级考试口试试题专四口语考试

全国英语专业四级口语考试仍然采用录音口试，将于笔试一至二周后举行。根据大纲规定,口试内容将分解为三项：ﻫ（1)复述故事(听两遍故事后复述3分种）;ﻫ(2）即席发言(根据所给的题目准备3分钟后，作即席发言3分钟)；

(３）对话(根据规定的角色各自准备3分钟后，对话4分钟)。ﻫ2023年Taｓk1:Ｒeｔellｉｎgastoｒy①Ｉｏncｅkｎewanｏldｍanｗhosｅbadmemorymadehiｍｆａmous.JoｈnSｍithwassofｏｒｇeｔｆｕlthathｅsometimesｆorgｅtｗhaｔheｗastalkingaｂoutinthｅmiddleofaｓeｎｔenｃe.Hiswifｅｈadtocoｎsｔanｔlyrｅmｉｎdhimabｏuthｉsｍeetings，ｈｉｓclasses–ｅvｅnｈismeaｌs!②Oncｅｈeforgｏtheｈaｄeａｔeｎbreakｆasttwice,athomｅandatschｏol.Hiswiｆeliｋedtｏreｍｉnｄhｅrnｅiｇhbors,“ＩfJoｈｎdidn’tｈavehiｓｈeadｔｉedｏｎ.Hewouldｆorｇetthattoｏ!”③SinceSmithｗａsaｐrofessoｒaｔａｗｅlｌ-kｎoｗnunivｅrsity,ｈｉsｆｏrgetfulｎｅsswaｓoftenanembａrrassｍent.Iｔwａsn’tthatheｗasnotclevｅr,assｏｍeｃriticaｌpeoｐｌｅｔeｎdedtosay,butjｕstveｒy，veryａbsent-ｍｉnｄｅd.④Onehｏｔsｕmmerday，PｒｏfｅｓsｏｒSｍithｄecidｅdtotakehiｓchildｒentｏaseasidｅｔｏwｎａboｕtａthｒee-hoｕrtrainｒideaway.Ｔoｍakethetｒipｍoｒeiｎｔerｅstinｇforｈｉｓyoｕnｇｃｈｉｌｄｒｅｎ，hｅｋepttheｎameofthetowｎaｓecreｔ．⑤Howｅｖer，bytｈｅtimetheyａrｒivedattheｓｔaｔioｎ,Smｉthfoｒｇotthｅnaｍｅｏfｔheｔoｗnhewａsplanningｔoｖｉsit．Lucｋiｌy,ａfｒiendoｆｈishappeneｄtoｂeintheｓtaｔion．ＨeoｆferedtotakecarｅｏftｈechildrenwhiｌｅSmitｈhｕrriｅdbackhｏmetｏｆindoutwherｅhｅwａsgoing．⑥Ｔｈeｐrｏfessor’swifewasｓｕrpriｓｅdtｏｓeｅhimaｇainsｏｓooｎ．“Oh,ｍydear,Iforgotthenametｈeｔown.”“Whaｔ?Youｆorgoｔthｅname？Ｍayｂeｏnedａyyouwiｌlforgetmyname!NowＩ’llwritｅtｈenａｍｅｏfthattowｎoｎapieｃｅofpaper,aｎdyｏuputiｔinyourpockeｔａｎdplease,pleasedｏn’ｔｆorｇetwhereｙoｕpｕtit.”⑦Satisfiedthatｓhehａdｓｏｌvedｔhepｒｏblem,sheｓeｎtherｈusbandoffagain．Teｎmｉｎuteslatersheｗasastonisheｄｔoseｅｈiｍoｕtｓｉdetｈeｈouseforthｅthirdｔimｅ.“Whatiｓtｈｅｍatternow?”“Ａsyｏｕtｏldme,Ididn’tfｏrｇetwｈereIputthenameofthattｏwn,butIｆoｒgotwｈereＩlｅfｔourｃhildｒen!”Tａsk2：ＴalkiｎｇｏnagivｅntopicＤｉrectionｓ:Describeａtｅａchｅrofyｏurswｈｏmyｏuｆｉnｄunusｕal.Task3:Roｌｅ-playiｎgＤiｒｅcｔioｎs:ManyhighschoｏlgraduateｓinＣhinaａｒegoingoversｅasｆortheircolleｇeeducａtion.Afrｉenｄofyoｕrsisｇｒaduatingthisyｅarandwoulｄliｋetoaskforｙourａdviceｏｎｗhｅtｈerｉｔiｓagoodideafｏｒahighｓcｈoolgraｄｕaｔetｏgoabroaｄtoｓtudy.ＳtudeｎtA:Youthinkｔｈisｆriendshｏuldgobｙalｌmeans,anｄyｏushouｌdtryｔoｃonvinceyouｒpartneｒ．Rｅmemｂeｒｙoushｏuldstartthecｏnversatioｎ．ＳtuｄｅntB：YouｔｈｉnkthiｓｆriｅnｄshouｌdfinishcoｌｌegeinChinabｅfoｒｅtｈｉｎkingaｂoutgoingabroad，andyousｈoｕｌdtrytｏconvinceyｏｕｒpaｒtner.Rememｂｅrｙｏuｒpartnｅｒｗｉllstａｒttｈｅｃonvｅrsatｉon．——————————————————————————————————2０２3:Task１：Retellｉnｇastory①WhenｅverMr．ＳmithgoestｏWeｓｔgaｔｅ,hｅstaysａｔｔｈｅGrａndＨotel.Ｉnspiteofｉtsnaｍe，itｉsｒｅallｙnoｔｖｅｒｙ“grand，”bｕｔiｔischeap,cｌeａn,andｃｏmfｏｒｔaｂle.②Sincehｅknｏwsthemangｅrwelｌ，ｈeneｖerhastｏgototheｔｒoubleoｆｒeｓerｖingaroｏm.Ｔhefaｃtisthathealwaysｇetｓthesａmerooｍ.Itissituａteｄaｔthｅｆaｒeｎdｏfthebuｉldingandoveｒlooksabeａｕｔiｆuｌｂay．③Ｏnhislaｓtvisｉt,Ｍr.Smｉthwａstoldthathecｏuldｈaveｈisuｓuａlroom，butthｅmanageraddeｄapologeｔｉcallythaｔiｔmigｈtbｅａlittlenoｉｓｙ.Sｏｇrｅatｗaｓｔhedemandfｏrrooms,ｔheｍanagersaid,ｔhaｔtｈehotelhadｄecidedtｏbｕildanewwinｇ.Ｍr.Sｍｉｔhsａiｄｈｅdidnｏｔｍind.ItamuseｄhｉmtothｉnktｈattｈedearoldGｒａndHoｔｅlwasmａkｉngaｎeｆfｏrttoliｖeuptoｉtsname.④DurｉngthefirsｔdayMr.Smiｔhhardlyｎotiｃｅdthｅｎoiseatall.Theroｏmｗaｓalittledｕsty，butthaｔｗasｎatuｒal.⑤Thefolloｗiｎｇafｔｅrnoｏn,ｈebｏｒｒｏｗedabookfｒomtheｈotellｉbrａｒyanｄwｅnｔｕpstａirstoread.Nosoｏnerhaｄhｅsatｄownthａnhｅｈeardsｏmeonehamｍeriｎgloｕdlyatｔｈewall.⑥Atfirsthepaidnoattentioｎ,bｕtａｆtｅrａwｈｉlｅｈebegantｏfeelveryunｃomｆｏrtable.Hisclothｅｓｗerｅslowlybeiｎgcovｅｒeｄwitｈfｉneｗｈiｔepowｄer.⑦Soontｈereｗassoｍuｃhｄustiｎtheroｏmtｈathｅbegantｏｃｏugh．Thehamｍｅrｉnｇwasnoｗlouderｔhanｅverandbitsｏfｐlaｓterwerecomingawayfromｔhewaｌlｓ.Itlookeｄａｓthoughthｅwｈolebuｉｌdingwaｓgoingtoｆall.⑧Ｍr.Ｓmitｈwenｔｉｍmediatelytocomplaiｎtothemａｎagｅｒ.Theyｂｏｔhrｅturnｅdtｏthｅroom,ｂutevｅrytｈiｎgwａsｖｅryquiet.Ａstｈｅｙｓtooｄtｈeｒｅloｏkingａｔeaｃhotｈｅｒ,Mr．Smiｔhfelｔratheｒｅｍbarrassｅdfoｒｈavingdraggedthｅmaｎａｇeｒallthewayupｔhｅstairｓfornoｔhing.⑨Aｌloｆasudden,theｈaｍmeｒiｎgbegａnaｇainaｎdalａrgebricｋｌaｎｄｅｄonthefｌoｏr.Looｋinｇup，thｅysａwashａrpmetaｌtoｏlｈadforceditｓｗａythｒouｇhthewaｌl，makiｎgaveryｌargｅｈolerightaboｖetheｂed!Tａsk2：TａlkingonaｇivｅntopicDｉrection:Ｄeｓcrｉbeanｅmbａｒｒassiｎgsiｔuationｉnwhichyoｕｇotvｅrｙaｎgry.Task3：Role－ｐlayｉngDirectｉons:Theｇｅolｏgｙ地质学deｐartmentofａmajoｒuｎｉversｉtｙisplanninｇtｏadmiｔ30maｌeａｎｄ5femaleｓｔｕｄｅｎtｓ.Hｏwever,thｅreｓｕltsｏfthecｏlleｇｅentranceexamｉnaｔionｓｈｏwtｈatbyaverage,ofalｌtheａppliｃants，ｆｅｍａleshavｅsｃoｒeｄhiｇhｅrthanmoｓtmales.Shoｕldtｈedｅpａrtmenｔsticｋtｏitsoｒiｇｉnalｐｌan?ＳtｕdenｔA:Yoｕthiｎktｈedepａrtmｅntshoulｄsｔilｌstiｃktｏｔheｏｒｉgｉnａｌplan,ａｎdyoｕsｈoulｄtrytoｃonvinceyouｒpartneｒ.Reｍｅmｂerｙoushouldｓtaｒttheｃoｎvｅrsation．StudenｔB:Yoｕdｏn’tthinktheｄepａｒｔmentshoｕlｄsticktotｈｅorｉｇｉｎalpｌan，ａnｄyｏushoｕlｄtryｔocｏnｖinceｙoｕrpartner.Remeｍbｅryourｐartnerwｉllｓtartthecoｎvｅrｓａtiｏn.——————————————————————————————————2023:Ｔask１:Retelliｎgastory①JuｓtasJanewａsjoｙfulｌyexｐectinｇherfirｓtchild,hｅractｉve,enｅrgeｔicmotｈeｒｂeganlosingherbatｔlewiｔｈａｂrａｉｎdisease．Foｒtenyearｓ，tｈefiｅrceｌyｉｎdependentaｎdcoｕrageousmotherhadfought,ｂutnoneoｆthｅsurgｅｒiｅｓortreatｍｅnｔsｈadbeｅｎsuｃceｓsfｕl.Atｏｎlyfｉfｔy-ｆive,shｅbecａmetｏtalｌｙdisableｄ-ｕnablｅtoｓpeak,walk,eａtorｄｒｅｓsonheｒown．②Aｓthemotｈergrｅwcloｓeｒandclｏsｅrtodeath，thｅbａbygｒｅwｃloseraｎdclosｅrtolife.Jaｎｅｗasafrａiｄthatherｍｏtheｒandherbaｂｙwouｌdneｖｅｒknowｅａcｈotｈer.Ｈeｒｆearseeｍｅdwell-founｄｅd.Afewｗeｅksbefoｒeheｒｄuedａｔe,hｅrｍotherlapseｄiｎtoaｄｅｅpcomａ.Tｈｅdoｃtorｓｄidnotｈoｌdanyｈope.Itwaｓuselesｓtｏｐutiｎafeｅdｉngtｕbe,theysaid，fｏrMｏtheｒwouｌdｎｅveraｗaｋen．SoＪaｎebroｕghtＭoｔhertoｈerownbedinhｅrｏwnhoｕse．Ａsoftｅｎasshecｏｕld,ｓhesatｂｅsidehermother,taｌkingabｏutｔhebabymovinginsiｄｅｈeｒ.④OnFebｒuary3,１989,ataｂouttheｓamｅｔimｅJaｎebegantｏｆeelｂirtｈpａｉｎs,Ｍotheroｐeneｄhereyｅs．Ｊaｎecalledhome.“Mom，lｉｓｔen．Mybaｂyisｃｏmｉng！You’ｒegｏingtｏｈaveanewgrandchild.Doｙouunｄerstａｎd!”“Yes，”Ｍoｔhｅraｎswered.Whataｗoｎｄerｆuｌwoｒd!Thefiｒstｃlｅarwordshe’dｓｐｏkｅninmonths.⑤BｙthetｉmeJanebｒoughtｈｅrsｏnhｏmｅ,heｒmotｈerwaｓsｉtｔｉngｉnｈerchａiｒ,drｅｓsedanｄｒeadytoｗｅｌcomethebaby.Fortwｏｗeeks,Motheｒｃlucｋeｄ,smilｅdaｎdheldｔhenｅｗ-bｏｒnbaby．Ｔhenｓhequieｔlｙbecamｅuncoｎsciousaｎd,afterｖiｓｉｔsfｒｏｍallhｅrchildren,ｗaｓfinalｌyfrｅeofｔhｅｐａin.⑥ＦoｒＪane,ｍemoriesofherson’ｓbirtｈwiｌlａlｗaysbebｉttersweeｔ,butｉｔｗasatthisｔimethａｔｓheｌｅaｒneｄanｉmpｏrtａnttrｕthaｂoutｌiving.Whilebothjｏyanｄsｏrrowｐaｓｓｑuicｋly,andoｆtｅncometogethｅrａttｈesamｅtime,lｏｖehasthepowerｔoovｅrcomeｂｏth.Anｄｌoveｃanｌaｓｔforever.ＴasｋII:TalkingonaｇivｅntｏpｉcＤiｒecｔiｏns:TｅlｌastｏrｙｔhatillustratesthenｅｅｄfｏrloｖeTaskIII:Role－playingSｔudentA：Youｗillbetravelingｌaterthiswｅekanｄyｏuarewonderiｎgaｂｏｕｔｔheadvａnｔagesａndsａfetyofflying.Rｅcentneｗsrepoｒtsofａｉrcrasheshａveｍaｄeyounervｏｕsandyoucannｏｔdeｃiｄeｉｆitｉssafetotravelbｙaｉrplａｎe．Ｙoutｕrｎtoyｏurfrienｄforadviceabｏutwhetherｙoｕshouｌdgoｂyairｏrbyｔrａiｎ．He／shｅtｒiedtoperｓuadeyoutoｔaｋeafｌｉghｔbylistingsomｅadｖａnｔages.Ｅventuallｙyourefuseｔoaｃcｅpthis/ｈeｒopｉnｉｏｎandmakｅyｏｕrowndecision.StuｄeｎtB:Oｎeofyourfriendsisｔakingatriｐｌａteｒthisweeｋanｄhｅ/sheisundecｉdedabouｔwhethｅrtotravelbyairorbytraiｎ.Notkｎowingｗｈaｔtodo,yourfｒｉendcoｍestｏyouforadｖｉｃe.Ｙoutｒytｏpersuａｄeｙourｆriｅndtotakeaｆlightiｎｓｐiteofreportsｏfａiｒcrashｅs.Eｖentｕａlｌy,ｙoｕｆaｉｌｔoｃonｖiｎcehim/heraｎdyouｒfriendbｕｙsatｒaintｉｃketinsｔeａｄ.——————————————————————————————————２02３:Ｔasｋ1：Reｔｅllｉnｇａstoｒy①Ｗｈenshewａs2２yearsｏlｄPａtJoｎesdecidedthatｓhewaｎtedtｏｔｒaｖelaroｕnｄthｅｗorlｄａndseeaｓmａnyforeｉgnｐlａcesasshecoulｄwhilｅshｅwasyoung.WhenshｅfinishedｃｏllegeatｈｏmｅｉnBritａin，PatｃｈosｅtovisitLatinAｍericafirｓt，ｓoshｅmanageｄtogｅtajobasａnEngliｓhteaｃherinaｓecｏndaryschoolinBｏlivｉa.ＰａtspokeａｌｉｔtleSpａnish，soｓhewasaｂlｅtｏcomｍuｎicatewithhｅrstuｄentseｖenthoughtheydidｎotkｎoｗmｕｃhEｎglish.②Ａsentenｃeｓｈehadoncｅrｅａdsomewherestuckｉnｈｅｒmind：iｆyoudreaｍｉnａforeiｇｎlangｕａｇe，iｔmeansthatｙｏuｈａvereaｌlｙmａｓｔeredｉt.PatｒepeａｔedｔｈissentencetoheｒsｔudenｔsａndsｈehoｐeｄｔhａtsomedａyｓhｅｗoｕｌddreａmｉnSpanishandtｈｅｙwoulddreaminEnglish.③Oｎeday,Ｔiｍ,oneoｆthewｏrstsｔuｄentsｉnherｃｌasｓ,cameuｐtｏhｅrａｎdｅｘplainediｎＳpaｎishｔｈａtｈehadｎｏtdonehishoｍework.Ｈesａidthaｔhehaｄgonetｏbｅdｅarｌyandhadsｌeｐtbadlｙ.Patwasquｉtｅangrywｉtｈhim,foｒsheｄidｎotthinkthathisexpｌａnatｉoｎhａｄanythｉngtodowiｔhhisｈｏmewoｒｋ.ButTimtｏlｄheｒthaｔheｄrｅamedaｌlnｉghtａnｄhiｓdreａｍwasiｎEngliｓh.④“ＩｎEnｇlｉsh!”Patｔhougｈt.Shｅwａsｇreatｌysｕrprｉsed，sｉncｅTimwａssｕｃｈａbadsｔudｅｎt．Sｈewasalｓｏsecreｔlyjealoｕs.ＨeｒdreａｍswｅreｓｔｉllnotinSpaｎiｓh，butshedecideｄtoencourageherstudeｎtandaskedｈimtoｔｅlｌhｅrａboutｈisｄｒeａm.“AlｌthepeoplｅiｎmydreamspｏkeＥｎgｌiｓh,”Timｓaid．“AｎｄaｌｌthesignswereinＥnglish．AlltheneｗspａpersandmagａzineｓandalltheTVprograｍsｗereinEnglish.”“Butｔhａt’ｓwoｎｄerｆul,”saｉdPaｔ.“Whaｔdidaｌlthｅpeopｌesayｔoyｏｕ？”sheａｓｋeｄ.“Ｉ’msorry.MisｓＪoｎes，That’swhyIslｅptsobａdlyａllthｒoughtheｎigｈt.Idｉdn’tundersｔaｎｄawoｒｄtｈｅｙsaｉd.Itｗａsanightmare!”Timaｎｓｗｅrｅd.Taｓｋ2：TalkingｏｎａgiventopicDｉreｃtions:Describeoｎeoftheｍostunpleasantdrｅamsyoｕ’ｖeeveｒhａｄ.Task3：Role－ｐｌayinｇStudeｎtA:Noｗaｄaｙｓｈigheｒeducatｉonisgｅtｔingmoｒeａndｍoｒｅexpensive．Toqｕiteanumberoffamiliesithasbeｃomｅabiｇfｉnancｉaｌburｄeｎ.YｏutｒytodiscｕssthisproblemwithstudentＢ.Ｙouthinｋthatｐａreｎｔssｈouldpａytuｉtionｆortheirchildrensinｃecｏlｌegestudenｔｓdoｎotyｅｔhaｖeａnyrｅgularincome.SｔudentB:Noｗａdayｓｈigherｅdｕcａtiｏｎｉｓgettingmｏrｅaｎdmoreｅxpensive.Toｑuiteaｎｕmberoffamiliesithaｓｂecomeabiｇfinaｎcialburden.ＹｏutrｙｔodiscuｓstｈiｓproblｅｍwiｔhｓｔudentA.Youropinionｉｓthａtitｉsunfairtoputthisｂｉgbuｒdeｎoｎｐａreｎtssincｅcollegｅstudeｎｔｓaｒeａlreadyadulｔs.Sｔudentsthｅmｓelvｅsshoulｄfiｎdwaystopａyｔheirowntｕition.——————————————————————————————————202３：Ｔaｓｋ1:Rｅｔelｌinｇasｔory①Aｌittlegirｌwhoｓｅｐarenｔshａddiedliveｄｗｉthhergｒandmotｈeraｎdsｌeｐｔiｎaｎuｐstaiｒsbedroom.②Oｎenigｈtｔherewasaｆirｅinthehｏuｓeandthegranｄmotheｒdｉedwhilｅtrｙingtorescuetｈecｈild.Thefirespｒeadquicklｙ,aｎdthｅfｉｒstflｏｏroｆthehouseｗａｓｓoonengulfediｎｆlaｍeｓ.③Neigｈborscalｌｅdthefirｅdepartｍenｔ,ｔhenstoｏdhelplesｓlｙbｙ,unablｅｔoeｎｔeｒtheｈｏｕsｅｂｅcauseｆｌameｓbｌｏｃkeｄallthｅentrａncｅｓ.Tｈelittｌegirlappearedatanｕpstairswindｏw,cｒyingｆorhelp,ｊustａsｗordspreadaｍｏnｇtｈecｒowdthatｔｈeｆiｒefighteｒswouldbedelaｙeｄafewminuteｓbｅcauseｔhｅyｗerｅallａｔａnｏtｈerfｉre．④Suｄdeｎlｙ,ａmaｎapｐeareｄｗithalａdｄer,putｉtupagaiｎstthesｉｄeoftheｈｏｕsｅanｄｄiｓappｅaredinsiｄｅ．Wheｎｈereappeared,hehadｔhelitｔlegirliｎhisarms.Ｈedelｉverｅdｔhｅcｈilｄtoｔhｅwａitingarmｓbelow,ｔhｅndisapｐeaｒeｄintothｅnｉghｔ.⑤Aｎiｎvestiｇationrｅveaｌｅdｔhattｈechiｌｄhaｄnoｌivｉｎgrelativeｓ,andｗｅｅkslateraｍｅｅtinｇｗashelｄinthｅtownｈaｌlｔｏdetｅrｍinewｈoｗoｕldtaketheｃｈildｉntotheirｈｏｍeandbrｉnｇherup.⑥Aｔeacｈerｓaｉdsｈｅｗouldlikeｔorａiｓｅｔheｃhilｄ.Sheｐoｉntedoｕtｔhatｓheｃoｕlｄensurｅheragoodｅducation．Ａfarｍｅｒｏfｆeredhｅrａnupbrinｇingonhｉｓfarｍ.Heｐointedoｕtthatliｖinｇｏｎafａrmwashealthｙandｓａtｉｓfyｉｎg.Othｅrsspoｋｅ,giｖingｔheiｒreasoｎswhyitwaｓｔoｔｈechild’ｓadvantaｇetolｉvewitｈｔｈem.Ｆiｎally，tｈetown’sriｃhestresiｄentrosｅａnｄｓaid,“Icangｉvethiscｈｉｌdalｌtheａdvaｎtagｅｓthatyoｕｈavemenｔionｅｄhere,ｐlusmoneｙａndevｅｒythｉngｔhatmoｎｅｙcａnbｕy.”Ｔhroｕgｈouｔallｔhｉs,thｅｃhｉｌｄremaｉｎedｓilent,heｒeｙesｏｎtｈｅfｌｏor.⑦“Doｅsanyoｎeeｌｓewａntｔｏｓｐｅak?”aｓkｅdtheｍeetingｃhairmａn.Ａmaｎｃamｅｆｏrwardｆromtheｂackofｔheｈaｌl．Hewalkeｄsｌowlｙandappeaｒeｄｔoｂeinpaiｎ．Whenｈeｇｏttothefrｏｎtoftheｒooｍ,ｈestｏoddirectlyinfrontoｆtheｌittlegirlａndheldoｕthisarms.Ｈishａｎdsandarmsweｒeｔｅｒriblyscａrｒｅd.Tｈechｉldｃriedｏｕｔ.“Thiｓisthｅmanwhorescueｄme!”Wｉthaleap,sｈetｈrewhｅrarｍsarｏuｎdthemaｎ’ｓneck.Sｈｅbｕrieｄheｒｆａceinｈｉsｓhoｕｌｄeｒａndsｏbbｅdforafewｍoments．Thｅｎshｅｌookeduｐanｄsmiｌeｄaｔhiｍ.Ｔask2:TaｌkinｇoｎagivｅｎtopｉｃDireｃtion:Ｐleaｓｅtellｕsoｎeinｃidentｉnwhiｃhｓomeoneｗaｓtrｙiｎgtoｈｅlpothersｄespitedangeｒtohisoｗnｓaｆety.Task３:Role-pｌayingStｕdｅntA:Theｍanａgerｏfawoｒｌｄ-ｆamｏｕshotelwantstoreｃruitanewmｅmberasthｅhoｔｅl’sbｅｌlboy,ｏffｅringhiｍasaｌaryof300０yuａnpermonth.Ｍａnｙuniｖｅrsitygraｄuatesarecoｍpetｉｎgfortheposiｔｉon.Asａsoｐhomｏreintheuｎivｅrsity,yoｕthinｋthattheyaｒｅapｐlyingforajｏｂuｎｗorthyforｔｈeｉrtaｌｅnｔs.Ｔｒytｏpersｕadeyourpartｎｅｒthａtｙouaｒｅright．Ｒemembeｒyouwillinitiatetｈｅｃonversatiｏn.ＳｔuｄentB:Themａｎaｇeｒｏｆａｗｏrｌd－faｍousｈoｔｅlwantstorｅcruiｔanｅｗmemberaｓthｅhotel’sbelｌbｏy,ofｆerｉngｈimasａｌaryｏf3０0０yuanpｅrｍoｎｔh.Manyuniｖｅrｓitygraduatesａrecompeｔｉngforthｅｐｏsitioｎ.Ａsａsoｐhｏmｏｒｅintheuｎiｖersｉtｙ,yｏｕthinkthaｔｉｔiscourａgeoｕｓｆｏｒthemtomakｅｓucｈaｄeｃisionandtheyhaveｍａdethｅｃorｒｅｃtchoice．Trytopｅｒsｕaｄeyｏurpartnerｔｈａｔyouarerｉghｔ.Rememｂeryouｒpaｒｔnｅrwilｌiｎitｉaｔｅthecｏnvｅrsaｔion.——————————————————————————————————2０2３：Task1:Rｅtellingastory①Apｈilｏsｏpｈyｐrofesｓｏｒstooｄｂeforehisｃlａｓsａndｈａdsｏmeｉｔemｓｉnfｒontofhiｍ.Ｗｈenclassbｅgａｎ,wｏrdlesslyhepｉcｋｅdupalaｒgeｅmpｔyglａssjarａndproceeｄｅdtｏfilｌiｔwithｒｏcksrigｈttothetop，rｏcksａboutｔwoinchｅsinｄiameｔｅr.②Hethenａskｅｄthestudentsifｔheｊａrwａsfｕll.Theｙagreｅdtｈaｔｉtｗａs.Tｈeprｏfesｓoｒｔｈeｎpicｋedupaｂoxｏfpｅｂblesandｐouｒeｄｔhemｉntothejaｒ.Hesｈｏokthejａrlightly.Ｔheｐebbｌes,oｆcoｕｒｓe，rｏllediｎtotheoｐｅnspacｅsbetｗeｅｎtherocks.Ｔhestｕｄenｔｓlaugｈeｄ.③Hｅaｓkｅdhisstuｄentsａｇainiftｈejａrｗasfull．Ｔhｅｙagreed:yes,itｗas.Ｔhepｒofessｏｒthenpｉckeduｐａboｘofsandanｄpｏureｄitｉntothｅjａｒ.Ofcoｕｒse,thｅsaｎdｆｉlｌｅdupalltheremａinｉngspａce.④“Nｏw.”saidtheprｏfeｓsoｒ,“Iwantyoｕtｏrecoｇｎizethａｔthisisyourlｉfｅ．”Thｅrocksａrｅtheimportａnttｈｉngs–yｏurfaｍily，yｏuｒｐａrｔｎeｒ，yourhealｔh，yｏurchildｒｅn–ａnythingｔｈatissoimportantｔoｙｏｕthaｔifitweｒｅlost，youｗoulｄbeneaｒlyｄestrｏｙｅｄ．Tｈeｐｅbblesａretｈｅothｅｒtｈingsinliｆeｔhatmａtter,butonaｓmaｌlｅrscale.Thｅpebｂlesrepresentｔhingslikeyｏurjoｂ,ｙourhouｓe,ｙourcaｒ.Tｈesandiseverythｉngeｌｓe.Thesmalｌｓｔuff.⑤Ｉfyoｕputｔｈesanｄortｈｅｐｅbblesintotheｊarｆirst,theｒeｉsnorｏｏmforｔherocks.Ｔhesamegoｅsforyｏｕrlife．Ｉfyｏuspeｎdaｌｌyourenergｙandtimｅontｈesmalｌｓtufｆ,ormateｒiaｌtｈiｎgs,youwｉllnevｅrhaverｏomforthethiｎｇsthaｔａｒetｒulymｏstiｍportａnt．Ｐａyａｔteｎｔiontotｈｅtｈｉngｓｔhatareｃｒitiｃaｌｉｎyｏｕrlife.Pｌａｙｗitｈyｏuｒcｈildｒen．Takｅyourpａrtｎeroutdａｎcing．Tａlkwｉｔｈyｏｕrｐａｒents．Therewiｌｌaｌwayｓbｅｔｉmetoｇotｏwｏrk,cleaｎtｈｅｈｏuse,givｅａｄinneｒpaｒtyaｎｄfixthedispoｓaｌ．“Tａkecareoｆthｅｒｏｃｋsfirst–theｔhingsthatreallｙmaｔtｅr．Ｓetｙourpｒｉoｒitiｅs.Ｔhｅrｅsｔisjｕｓtpebbｌｅｓaｎdｓand.Tｈｅywiｌltakeｃarｅoｆｔheｍselveｓ.”Ｔask2：ＴａlkｉｎｇonａｇiveｎｔopicDirecｔiｏns：Deｓｃribealessoｎyｏｕhaｖeleaｒnｅdwhｉchhaｓeｎricｈeｄyｏurliｆeexperience.Tａsk3：Rolｅ-playiｎgStuｄentA:Youandｙourｆriendarediscussｉnｇwhatyouarｅgoｉｎgtodotｏgeｔheｒdurinｇｔhisｃoｍｉｎgsummerｖacatｉｏｎ.Yourfrieｎｄprｅferstｏwoｒｋiｎａbigcomｐanyｔoearnsｏmemonｅy．Youpreferｔodosomevoluntａryｗorkforsｏｃietｙ.Yｏutｒytopeｒｓuadｅeacｈothｅrｂygivinｇｖariｏｕsrｅasonｓ.Remｅmberyｏuwiｌliniｔiatｅtheconversation.SｔｕdentB:Yoｕandyｏurｆrieｎdａｒeｄｉscussingwhaｔyoｕarｅgoinｇtｏdｏtogetherdｕrinｇthisｃomｉngsummｅｒｖａcatｉon．Yourｆrieｎdpｒeｆeｒｓtｏdosomｅvoｌuｎtaｒｙworkfｏｒsocieｔy．Yoｕpreferｔowoｒkiｎaｂｉgcｏmｐaｎytoｅaｒｎsｏmemoney．Yｏutｒytｏｐｅrsｕadeeaｃhｏtｈeｒbygivinｇvariousreasons.Ｒｅmemberｙoｕｒpartnｅｒwillinitiatetｈecoｎversａtiｏn.——————————————————————————————————202３:Task1:Retｅllｉngasｔｏry①Anｎewasascｉenceteacherｉｎaｐriｍａryschool.Sheloｖｅdheｒｊobandｂelieｖｅｄveｒystrｏnglｙinｐｒacticalworkasａｍeansoｆｔeaｃhingscieｎｃeｅffectively.②Ｏnceｓhedｅciｄｅｄｔoｓhowherｐupils’pａreｎtｓｈoｗwelltheiｒchildrenwｅrelearninｇ.Ｔodemonstｒatethｅefｆｅctivenｅｓｓoｆheｒmeｔｈoｄsｓheinvitedａllthepaｒentstocomｅtoｔhesｃhｏoltoｓｅetｈeresultsoｆoｎeｏｆthecｈｉldren’ｓexperimｅnts.SｈeschedｕledtｈiｓevｅｎtforaSａtｕrdaｙeｖｅnｉng,sｏａlloftheｐareｎtｓwｏuldbesｕｒetoｃome.③Thechiｌdrｅnｗerestｕdyiｎgｈowplａntsｇrow.Tosｅeｔｈisｐrocessfortｈemselvｅｓthｅstuｄeｎtshａdｐlanteｄｆourpotsofbeａｎs．Theｙｈaｄpuｔpoｏrｓoiｌｉnｏnepｏttoｓｅewhateffｅｃｔthisｗouｌdhａvｅonｔhegｒｏwthofthebｅａns．Ｔheotherｔhreepotｓｏｆbeanshａdｇoodsoil，buｔoneｐoｔhａdbeｅnplａceｄｉｎadarｋroomｆoｒseｖｅrａldaysaｎdanｏｔheｒpotwａsnotｗaｔeredforthesamｅleｎｇｔhoｆtiｍe.Ｉnthiswaｙthechｉldｒｅnwerelearningtheefｆectsｏｆｓoil,watｅraｎdｓunlightonｔhegrｏｗthofplants.④AtｔhｅendoｆtheｌeｓsｏｎoｎＦriｄayafterｎoｏｎ,Ａnneｐuｔlabelｓｏｎｔhｅｆｏurpots.Ｏneｌabelsaid，“Theｂeanｓinthispoｔwerepｌａntｅdinpooｒsoｉl.”Ａｎｏtheronesaid,“Thispｏtｈａsbeeｎｋeptinthｅｄａｒkfoｒfｏurｄays.”Thｅthirdlaｂelread，“Ｔhesｅｂeanshavehaｄｎowａtｅｒｆorfｏurdayｓ.”Andthelastoｎeweｎtlikｅthiｓ:“Ｔheｓebeanｓhavｅｈadｇoodsｏil,pｌeｎtｙofligｈtandregｕlarwateｒ.”Tｈenｓhewｅnthomｅ.⑤SherｅturnedｔoschoｏｌoｎSaturdayeｖenｉng,hａlfanhｏuｒbefｏreｔhepａrenｔｓwereduetoｃome.Ｓｈewasｓｕrprisｅｄｔoｆｉnｄａnotebesiｄeｔhepots．Itsaiｄ:“Werｅadyｏuｒnotestotｈeschｏolｃleaｎingstaｆfanddecidedｔohelpｔhｅmｗithyoｕrplaｎts,sowewateredａllthｅplants,chaｎｇeｄthｅearthinonｅwiｔhpooｒsoil,anｄｌefttheligｈtoｎabｏvetheonethathａｄbeｅnleｆｔｉnｔhedarｋfｏrｆｏurdays.Ｗehoｐethatｔheplantsｗiｌｌnoｗgrowbettｅr.”Signｅd“ThｅBoyScoｕts”.Task2:TalkｉngonａｇiventopicDirｅctｉoｎs:Talkaboｕtaneｘperiｅｎceｙouhavehａdinwｈichｙoutriedｔohｅlpｓomｅoneｂutaｃtualｌｙcausｅdｔｒouble.Task３:Ｒole-playiｎｇStudｅntA：Nowａdaｙslｏtsoｆcollegeｓtｕdenｔｓｔakｅallｋｉndsoｆteｓtstogetdifferentkｉndsofcｅrtifｉcates．Youthinkitnｅcessａryｂeｃａuseｔhesecｅｒtificatｅsaｒｅuｓｅｆulinｈｅlpingｔhestｕｄentsfindgｏoｄｊobs.Butyourｐartnerdoｅsn’tａgｒｅewitｈｙｏu．Trytocoｎvｉncehｉm/hｅr.Rｅｍemｂeｒyoｕshouｌｄstartthecｏnvｅrsaｔion.SｔｕdenｔＢ:Nowａｄaｙslotsofcollegｅstuｄentｓtakｅallkindoｆteststogｅtdｉｆfｅｒenｔkiｎdｓｏfcｅrtiｆicaｔes．Youdｏn’tthinｋitneｃeｓsａrｙbｅcauseｍostofthｅsｅceｒtiｆicatesareactualｌyoｆnouse.Ｂuｔyouｒｐaｒｔnerdoesｎ’ｔagreeｗithyou.Tｒytoconvincehim／her.Remembeｒyoｕrpartｎerｓhｏｕｌdｓtarttｈeconversation．——————————————————————————————————2０2３：Ｔaｓk１：RｅteｌｌingaｓtｏryＩtｗａssｈorｔlyaftｅｒoneｏ’clockinｔhemoｒningａnｄMr.Ｆａirｆaxwasrｅallytiｒeｄ.Ｈｅhaｄbeendriｖｉnｇforoｖerfivｅhoｕrｓ，headingforａsmaｌltownｆａrawayｆromhome.TheweatｈerwaｓclearｂutｉtｗaｓdaｒｋanｄMr.Fairｆａxcouldnoｔfindamoｔｅltospenｄthｅnighｔ.Coｍpleｔelyexｈauｓｔeｄ,hedecidedtosｔoｐbytheroaｄsｉdefoｒafewhｏｕrs’sleeｐatthewhｅelofhisｃar.Hefｅlｌasｌeepalmoｓｔｔhemomentheｃｌosedhiseyes.Butｓoonｈewasaｗａkｅneｄbyamantappiｎgontｈecａｒwｉndｏw.“Ｉsａy,ｙouｄon’thappentoknowtｈetime,dｏyou?”thｅstrａngeｒasked．Ｍr.Fairfaxwounddowｎthewindowａｎdtｈrｕsthishｅadout．“Ｉｔ’saｒounｄoｎｅo’clｏck,”ｈeanswｅｒed.Thenhｅwｏｕnduｐhｉsｗindowａndsoonfellbａｃkｉntoaｄeeｐsluｍbｅr.Hａｌｆanhoｕrlatｅr,anotheｒgｕycaｍeupandknｏckedonhiｓwinｄoｗｗhoalsoiｎqｕiredaboutthｅtime．Onceａｇain,Mr.Ｆａirｆaxgatheｒedhisthｏughtsandtoldhｉｍtｈatitwasｊusｔaｆtｅroｎe-ｔｈirty.Whentｈeｓａmｅtｈｉｎgｈａppｅｎedｙetagaiｎ，Mr.Fａirfaxbecameincreａsiｎglyirrｉtated．Ｓleｅp-depｒivｅd，hebｅgantｏraiｓehｉｓvoiｃｅatthｅpasser-by:“Ｉｔ’stwoｏ’clock,Gｏｄdamｎｉt!Andwｈyｃａn’tyouｇeｔyoursｅlfａwaｔchｌiketheｒｅsｔoｆｕs?”Ｔhｉstimewｈeｎｈｅｗaｓwiｎdingupthewｉndoｗ，Mｒ.Faiｒfａｘfigurｅdouthｏwtomaｋesuｒenooｎeeｌsedｉsｔuｒbedhim.Hefoundｓｏmepaｐｅrandapencｉlaｎｄwroteanｏteｔhaｔheplacedoｎｔhewindscｒeenofｈiｓｃａr.Ｉtｓaid:“Ｉdon’ｔｋnｏwwhａttｉmｅｉtis!”Amuｓｅｄbyｈisgoodiｄea,hehappilydrｉftedoｆfbacｋtosleeｐａgain.Notlongａftｅrwards,thenoteｗassｐotｔedbyapoｌｉcｅmanonhiｓｎｉghtpaｔrol.Iｎｔentｏnfulｆillｉｎｇhiｓdｕtyｔｏaｓsiｓtmotoｒists，heｔappedｏnMr.Fairｆax’scarｗindow.“Ｗｅll，sｉr,”ｔhepｏliｃemanｓａid.“Nｏwitisfivepastｔhreｅ！”Task２:TalkingoｎagiｖenｔopicDescrｉｂeaｓｉtuaｔioninwｈichｙoｕtriedeverymeanstｏaｖoｉｄtｒｏuble,butinｖaｉn.Task3:Role－playingＳｔuｄｅｎtＡ：ＴｏｄayｉnCｈina,loｔｓoffamouｓpeopｌe，ｓｕcｈaｓathleｔes,ａｒｅadmｉｔtedtofamoｕsunｉvｅｒsitｉeswithouttakｉngthｅcｏllegeｅntrａnceexaｍ．Youａndyouｒｐａｒtneｒarediscussｉngthｅissue．Yｏuthｉnkｔhesepeopｌedｅｓerveacｈａnceｓinｃethｅyｈaveconｔributedａlotｔoｔｈeｃｏｕnｔry.Yｏuｒpartnerｄoｅsnotagrｅe．Ｔｒytｏcoｎvｉnｃehiｍ/hｅr.Rｅｍｅmberｙｏushｏｕldsｔaｒttheｃｏnversａtiｏn.ＳtuｄentＢ:ToｄayｉnChina，ｌotsoffamoｕspｅoｐlｅ，suｃhasａｔhｌeteｓ，areadmｉtｔｅdtｏｆamousｕｎivｅrsｉtieswｉthouttakiｎgthｅｃｏlｌegｅｅntｒanceexaｍ.Ｙｏuandyoｕrpａｒtｎｅraｒedｉscussingtheiｓｓｕe.Ｙoudoｎ’tthinkthｅｓepｅopleshoｕlｄbｅgｉventhiscｈanｃesinceｉｔｉｓunfaｉrtｏtheｏｔherpｅoｐlｅwｈowoｒｋsｏｈardtｏpaｓstheexam.Yourｐaｒtnｅｒdoesｎotａgｒee．Trytｏｃonvincｅhim／hｅr.Ｒemｅmｂerｙourｐarｔneｒｗillstarttheｃonｖｅrsaｔｉｏｎ.２02３年I.Tａsｋ1:ReａdｉngaStorｙＭｒ.Smｉthｏwｎedasmaｌｌsupｅrmarket.Alｌｔheｐeoｐlenearｂｙlｉkｅtogoshopｐｉnｇtｈere．Sevｅrａｌｍｏnthsａｇo,ａfｅwbigchaｉnsｔorｅswereoｐenedintown.Tｈｅysoｌdeverythingfrｏmｔoothpａｓtetｏtelｅvisiｏnｓ，aｎｄthｅｐriceswereprettyｌｏw.Manysmallsｈopsweｒeclosｅｄdoｗn,exceptMr.Ｓmitｈ’ssmalｌsｕpermarｋet．Thｅｏwneｒofacｈainstoｒewasverycｕrious.Oｎedaｙ,ｈｅdｒoｐpedｉntｏMr．Ｓｍiｔh’ssuｐermarkｅt,andsawａmi