雅思口语part2媒体类话题库范文汇总.docx

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雅思口语part2媒体类话题库范文汇总

雅思口语part2媒体类话题库范文汇总

雅思口语part2话题库范文之：

重要信件（importantletteryoureceived）

Youshouldsay:

Whenyoureceivedit

Whosentit

Whatitwasabout

Whyitwasimportanttoyou

1-4月雅思口语新题part2范文之：

animportantletteryoureceived（重要信件）

Ok,wellIsupposeoneofthemostimportantlettersI’vereceivedwasanofferletterfromauniversityIappliedto–LeedsUniversity,tobeprecise–sothat’swhatIthinkI’lltalkabout.

Andasforwhotheletterwasfrom,well,Ican'tquiterememberthenameoftheactualpersonwhowroteit,I’mafraid,butifI’mnotmistaken,itwassentbytheuniversityadmissionsoffice,whoIguessareresponsibleforhandlingsuchmatters.

Anyway,regardingwhattheletterwasabout,wellbasically,itwasjustinformingmethatIhadbeenacceptedontotheirMaster’sprograminFinance,soitwasreallygreatnewsforme,becausethiswasthecoursethatImostwantedtostudy,andoutofallthevariousuniversitiesthatIappliedto,Leedswasdefinitelytopofmylist,asitwastheonethatmostappealedtome,intermsofboththecoursecontentandsociallife.

So,asyoucanimagine,Iwasoverthemoonafterreceivingtheoffer.Imean,itfeltlikealltheyearsofhardworkI’veputintomystudiesseemedtohavefinallypaidoff,soitwaslikeadreamcometrueforme,itreallywas.

Andfinallythen,withregardtowhythisletterwasimportant,well,Ithinkitgoeswithoutsayingthatitwasextremelyimportant,becauseessentially,itmeansthatI’mgonnabeabletostudyabroad,whichI’msurewillhaveahugeimpactonmyfuturecareer,asitwillhopefullyenablemetoapplyforjobswhichIwouldn’thaveotherwisebeenconsideredfor.

Andaswellasthis,Ireckonthatstudyingabroadwillhelpmebecomemorematureandindependent,whichI’venoticedhashappenedwithafewofmyfriendswhohavespentsometimeabroad,andI’msurethis’llhaveapositiveeffectonmylifeingeneral.

Soit’sabigopportunityforme,andI’mreallylookingforwardtoit!

雅思口语话题part2高分范文之：

喜爱的广告（anadvertisementthatyousaw）

Describeanadvertisementthatyousaworheardorliked

Youshouldsay:

Whereyousaworheardit

Whatkindofadvertisementitwas

Whatthecontentoftheadvertisementwas（or,whatproduct/servicewasadvertised）

andexplainhowyoufeltaboutthisadvertisement/whyyoulikedit.

1-4月雅思口语新题part2范文之：

喜爱的广告（advertisement）

ThereareseveraltypesofadvertisementsthatweseedailyonTV,billboards,throughtheInternet,socialnetworkingsites,mobileapplications,andmobilegames.Manyofthemareverybanal,fullofmarketingspeechandkindofboringwhileothersareaverageandtheirprimaryfocusistoexpressthepositivesidesofaproducttoincreasethesales.Finally,quiteafewofthemarecreative,informative,humorous,fascinatingandmemorable.

Iusuallydonotliketowatchadvertisementbetweenamovie/TVprogrammeandlargecommercialbreaksarequiteannoyingtome.Ipersonallythinkthatthebestwayofadvertisingisusingbillboards,whichcanleadyoutorememberthebrandnameforeverwithoutactuallyannoyingyou.

Well,thebestadvertisementIhaveeverseenthatIstilllikeforitsuniquenesswasonahighwayintheUnitedArabEmiratesandIreallylikedtheideaofthisadvertisement.Onedaywhilepassingthemainroadabigbillboardcaughtmyeyes.Itwasdesignedtolooklikethefiltrationzoneofacigarettewhichiscommonlyknownasthecigarettebutt.Thelargebillboardwasquitedifferentinshapeanditpresentedthemessage‘StopsmokingevenMarlboro’quitevisibly.

Istoleaglanceatthebillboardandthoughtaboutthemessageitconveyed.Iactuallydidnotthinkmuchandforgotaboutit.AfteranhourIfoundmyselfinfrontofabeachwithapacketofMarlborocigaretteinmypocket.WhileIwaslightingacigarette,IwaswonderingwhyIboughtapacketofMarlboro?

Itisusuallynotmybrand!

Tomysurprise,IrealisedthattheadvertisementthatIsawontheroadhadanimmenseeffectonmypsychologyunconsciously.Iwasconvincedthatthebillboardhadforcedmetobuythatbrandunconsciously.IthinkitwasthefirsttimeIrealisedhowadvertisementscantargetpeople'sunconsciousmind.TechnicallyspeakingthisisthemomentIrealisedthatthebestwaytoinfluencepeople’sbuyingbehaviouristousetheirunconsciousmindinsteadoftryingtodelivermarketingspeeches.WhenIthoughtmoretoanalysethebillboardadvertisinganditseffectonme,IrealisedthattheadvertisertriedtousereverseadvertisingtechniquesbydeliveringthemessagethatMarlboroislessdangerousandsmokerswhowishtoquitsmokingshouldtrythis.Possiblyallsmokers-fromlightsmokerstoheavyones,wishadaywithoutsmokingthoughmanyofthemdonottryhard.Thenthebillboardadvertisementwaspretendingasiftheywerebroadcastinganimportantpublicsafetymessage.Moreover,theyusedafascinatingdesignonthebillboardthatwouldactuallygrabanyone'sattention.Asyoucansee,theywerequitesuccessfulasIstillrememberthisadvertveryvividlyandIlikethisadvertisementduetothecreativethinkingofthemaker.

雅思口语part2话题卡参考范文：

描述一本让人振奋的书（Describeanexcitingbookyouhaveread）

Youshouldsay:

Whatisthenameofthebook

whattypeofbookitis

howyouknewthisbook

andexplainwhyyouliketorecommendthisbooktoyourfriend

1.适用人群：

全适用

2.主题：

小木马的冒险

3.故事线：

它实际上是一本儿童读物，我想它一定是由我的父母为我挑选的。

Thankyouforgivingmetheopportunitytotalkaboutabookthathadamajorinfluenceonme.Iamgoingtotellyouthenameofthebookandtheauthor,whatIrememberofitandwhyitissosignificanttome.

Funnilyenough,Iwasthinkingaboutthisbookonlytheotherday.Itiscalled‘TheAdventuresoftheLittleWoodenHorse’,Idon’tknowwhyIremembereditsuddenly,butIhadtogoogletolookuptheauthor.ItisbyUrsulaMorayWilliams,butIdidn’tknowthatwhenIfirstreadit.

AstohowIfirstheardofthebook,Ican’treallysay!

Itisactuallyachildren’sbook,andIthinkitmusthavebeenchosenformebymyparentsasIdon’trememberactuallybuyingitwithanyone,andIdon’tthinkitwasabirthdaygiftoritwouldhavehadaninscriptioninitsfrontcover.ThecopyIhadwasarathertattypaperbackwithanorangecoverandpublishedbyathenfamousbookcompanycalledPuffinBooks.Ithadapictureofcrudelyfashionedtoywoodenhorseonthefront.Thehorsehadacylindricalbodyandstraightlegsfastenedontoaboardwithfourwheelsonit.Thehorsehadaflowingmaneandtail,andinmycopywasfacingawayfromthereader,headingoffonits’adventures.

Thestorywassoverysad!

Thehorseinthetitlewasatoyhorseoriginallysupposedtobesoldbyhismaker.ThelittlewoodenhorseisveryloyalandwantsonlytostaywithhisUnclePederwhocraftedhim.However,sadlythetoymakerisforcedoutofbusinessasmassproducedtoysbecomeavailable,andthelittlewoodenhorsesetsouttotryandmakehisfortunesothetwoofthemcanstaytogether.Terriblethingshappentothehorse,heissometimeslonelyandunhappy.Eventually,though,hedoesmakehisfortune（Ican’trememberhow）andreturnshomeonlytofindthetoymakerhasvanished!

Itisheart-breaking.Intheend,thelittlewoodenhorseandthetoymakerarereunitedbychanceandthereisatlastahappyendingafteraharrowingsetofadventures.

ThereasonthisbookisimportanttomeisbecauseitisthefirstbookIrememberreallywantingtoreadformyself.Mymumanddadwouldtaketurnstoreadmejustonechapteratnight,buttherewerelotsandlotsofchapters–abouttwentyIthink,andIwassoupsetnotknowinghowthestorywouldendifonechapterwasfinishedandthepoorlittlewoodenhorsewasleftindistress!

Icouldreadabit,butnotthatwell,andnotwellenoughtoreadsilentlyinmyhead.Anyway,onenight,aftermyparentshadclosedthebookandleftmealone,Icarriedonreadingallbymyself.Ihadtoreadoutloud,andthestorywassosadIwassobbingasIread,whichmadeitevenharderformetogetthewordsoutandfinishthestory.Evenso,Icarriedonreadingrighttotheendandfortunatelythestorydidendhappily!

Icanstillrememberthis,eventhoughImusthaveonlybeenaboutfouryearsoldatthetime.Myparentsremembertheepisodetoo.Theycouldhearmeinmyroomreadingaloudandcrying,andtheysaiditwasheart-rendingtolistento,butalsoquiteimpressive,asIwassostubbornlydeterminedtodothis,andonmyown.

Ihaveneverre-readthebookasanadult.I’mafraidifIdidandfounditwasn’treallyverygoodorverywellwrittenitmightspoilthememoryforme.Iprefertoimagineitasthemostbrilliantstoryeverwrittenevenifthatisn’ttrueatall!

Sothebookisspecialbecauseitisprobablythebookthatencouragedmetoread,aswellasbeingprobablymyearliestmemory.

雅思口语话题part2话题卡参考范文：

Describeanexcitingbookyouhaveread描述一本让人振奋的书

1.适用人群：

全适用

2.主题：

AtHome:

AShortHistoryofPrivateLife

3.故事线：

我最近读到的一本书是在家里写的:

一个名叫BillBryson的作者的私人生活的短暂历史。

这是一本厚厚的，真实的书，讲述了许多不同的主题。

它实际上是一组与我们的私人生活有关的信息和轶事，过去和现在。

OneofthebooksthatIhaverecentlyreadiscalledAtHome:

AShortHistoryofPrivateLifebyanauthorcalledBillBryson.Itisathick,factualbookaboutmanydifferentsubjects.Itisreallyacollectionofinformationandanecdotesrelatedtoourprivatelives,pastandpresent.

Thebookismainlyaboutthingsthathavebeenincludedinourhomesoverthecenturies.Theauthorstartedoutbywonderingaboutthehistoryofeverythinginhisownhome.Asitisafactualbookratherthananovel,itdoesnothaveaplotassuch.Eachchapterinthebookcoversthehistoryofaparticularroom.Forex