剑桥雅思7口语：Test1雅思口语真题+范文

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      剑桥雅思7Test1口语Part1解析Keeping in contact with people

　　1. Q: How do you usually contact your friends? Why?

　　A: I usually contact them using my cell phone. By using this I can contact them anywhere. If they do not answer I can always leave a voicemail and they can get back to me later. Sometimes I use instant messenger because it allows me to see when my friends are available and to talk to many people at the same time.

　　2. Q: Do you prefer to contact different people in different ways? Why?

　　A: Yes, I usually can use e-mail or instant messenger to contact my friends. For adults I usually write letters or call on the telephone. This is because many older people are unfamiliar with new technology. Also at work I would tend to use e-mail more because it allows messages to be saved as well as transfer pertinent data.

　　3. Q: Do you find it easy to keep in touch with friends and family? Why? Why not?

　　A: I find it easy to keep in touch with my friends because there are many different modes of communication available. Also I find it easy to stay in touch with them because we have many similar issues we like to talk about and we contact each other more often because of this. I do not find it as easy to stay in touch with my family because of the generation gap. While I love them I find less need to call for frequent discussion. I usually just contact them once a week.

　　4. Q: In your country, did people in the past keep in contact in the same ways as they do today? Why? Why not?

　　A: People have definitely changed the ways they stay in contact. While they used to write letters that took days to arrive at their destination, now people send e-mails which arrive instantly. Even phones have changed. People used to have land lines in their homes but now this is not necessary because people carry cell phones with them all the time.

　　剑7雅思口语Test1Part2范文(一)

　　The most memorable party in my life should be the party that we held last year. It was held in my friend’s home. A lot of my high school classmates attended the party. It was held to celebrate our reunion after we went to university. Some of my old classmates organized this party in order to recall some pleasant memories that we shared during years of studying in the high school. There were about twenty people at the party. Since most of us hadn’t seen each other for nearly half a year after our graduation from the high school, we were really excited to know each other’s status quo. We even bought vegetables and meat to prepare a profuse dinner for ourselves. Although some of us didn’t have any cooking experience at all, all of us gave a hand by preparing vegetables and washing dishes. We cooked some traditional dishes, and had a big feast. After the meal, we played cards, sang songs, and we chatted with each other, exchanged our wonderful experiences and so on. Later, we went to KTV to sing songs. We were screaming and laughing, and a lot of us got drunk. It was really awesome, and we made a decision to have that kind of get-together every half a year.

　　剑7雅思口语Test1Part2范文(二)

　　One of the most enjoyable parties I attended was the 90th birthday party of a neighbour. It was quite amazing! His younger sister aged 87 travelled hundreds of miles to be there and the guests were aged from about 1 year old to even older than 90. I am sure that there were over 100 people there, both friends and family.

　　The party was held in a hotel ballroom and everyone soon got to know the other guests. After the meal, different people stood up to do something to entertain the others. Some guests sang songs, others told funny stories and some played music. I played some Scottish dance music on my fiddle (violin) and people clapped their hands and tapped the floor with their feet. Later I played the fiddle again for people to dance.

　　At the end of the evening, the 90 year old man’s friend from schooldays — now aged 92 told stories of what they had both done when they were little boys at school and everyone laughed. After this the man’s sons and daughters all stood up and said how important their father had been to them and how much they loved him.

　　At the very end of the evening we all drank toasts to the health of the man and all this made him cry. There was one sad note at the end, when the old man spoke; he wished that his wife had been there to share in all this, but she had died 9 years previously.

　　剑桥雅思7Test1口语Part3范文：

　　1. Q: What kinds of national celebrations do you have in your country?

　　A: We have several main national holidays in our country. The first and most important is the Spring Festival. This is to celebrate the end of the Chinese lunar year. Another is the Dragon Boat festival. This festival celebrates a famous Chinese poet named Qu Yuan. Still another is Mid Autumn day. During this holiday we eat a traditional dish known as moon cake.

　　2. Q: Who tends to enjoy national celebrations more: young people or old people? Why?

　　A: I think that older people tend to enjoy national celebrations more than the younger generation. Older people tend to value traditional holidays because they feel more connected to them. The younger people like western holidays such as Valentine’s Day because they like the romantic aspects that are not present in national holidays. Also because of an interest in different cultures they like to celebrate holidays that are not part of the Chinese calendar.

　　3. Q: Why do you think some people think that national celebrations are a waste of government money? Would you agree or disagree with this view? Why?

　　A: No, I do not believe that spending money on government celebrations is a waste of money. National holidays are an important part of our culture and help to create a sense of being Chinese. There proud patriotic feelings are shared by all people and the celebrations are for everyone. While some people view the money as misspent, I believe that it is important to properly celebrate our culture and identity.