IELTS Speaking Part 2 Topics.docx

1、IELTS Speaking Part 2 TopicsPart 2高亮紫部分为重点 设备：书：城市旅游：海边活动：向家人学习：有意义的歌：与学业或工作无关的计划：你喜欢交谈的人：培训课：漂亮的房子：青少年：喜欢的膳食：合作项目：花园：纪录片：老照片：不满意的购物：不同寻常的工作：传统事件：错误的决定：放松方式：好邻居：交通工具：有趣的老人：历史事件：好事多磨：技能：电视节目：有钱了想买的贵东西：给别人的礼物：自然美景：收到的礼物：童年旅行：童年趣事：科学课程：乐队或歌手：体育事件：喜欢的街道：喜欢的天气：幸福婚姻：有水之地：联系方式：名人：团体活动：看到动物的场景：礼貌场合：搞笑的事：老朋友

2、：喜欢的时光：理想的工作：家庭照片：A City TripLas Vegas, Nevada, An Exciting CityPhoto from Mi-Sook ShimMi-Sook Shim meets a person who looks like Elvis Presley.Photo from Mi-Sook ShimYou can eat French food at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant in Las Vegas.My favorite city in the United States is Las Vegas. Its in Nevada

3、, near California. Its a very exciting city with great hotels, fine restaurants, and even casinos.First of all, it is exciting to see the many beautiful hotels, exciting shows, and exhibits. You can spend a lot of time taking pictures in front of the great hotels, and you can also see a lot of fanta

4、stic shows at some of them. If you want to see a really good show, you should see the magic show of David Copperfield at the Mirage hotel. You can also visit an exhibit about the life of Elvis Presley.It is also fun to eat in restaurants there. Las Vegas has wonderful restaurants where you can eat m

5、any different kinds of food. For example, you can eat delicious French food at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant. Of course, you can also gamble in this city. Many people love to go to Las Vegas because they can gamble. There are lots of casinos in this city, and many people come for that reason. But, you

6、 have to be careful. You might win big money, but most people lose a lot of money!This city never sleeps. There are always lots of people in the street, and there is always something to see or do. You should visit Las Vegas. It is really an exciting place.Polite OccasionEating Politely in KoreaJin K

7、im from KoreaHave you ever been in Korea. Koreans usually regard politeness as a very important thing. If you have a chance to go to Korea and eat, you have to know that there are many dos and donts.Here are some of the basic and necessary rules of etiquette that Koreans usually respect every day: B

8、e careful not to start to eat before other elderly people start. You might look very rude. Dont ever speak out loud with food in your mouth. Dont eat very fast. Remember to keep peace with other people. Always try not to make noise when you are chewing. You are not supposed to leave the table before

9、 the oldest person finishes his meal. But you dont need to be scared. I think that the most important thing is to keep respect in mind. If you keep that in mind that it is important to show respect, you wont be regarded as rude.Eating Etiquette in GermanyDorothea Baerthlein from GermanyWhen travelin

10、g to a foreign country, you should ask for information about dining etiquette there. Knowing the general rules lets you enjoy your meal at any place. The eating etiquette in Germany is different, depending on which kind of event you are invited to or which restaurant you choose for eating.If you are

11、 invitd to a great event, like a wedding or a very important business meeting, we are supposed to follow the formal rules of dining etiquette.1. We put our napkin on our lap, folded once, opening to the front.2. We are supposed to sit up straight and never put our elbows on the table.3. We use the m

12、any glasses and silverware from the outside to the inside, according to the course that is served.4. Before and after drinking, we touch our mouth with the napkin. It is severely forbidden to make any noise while eating. The etiquette for casual dining is not that strict. Its no problem to sit more

13、relaxed and to put the elbows on the table. Of course, some basic rules need to be followed, for example, you should never bring your knife to your mouth, and you should put your silverware down while drinking.Peaceful Placeor Beautiful HouseMy Beloved PatioJuan Alfaro from ArgentinaDrawing by Juan

14、AlfaroIt was a colonial style house with an indoor patio, and all the rooms of the house opened on to this patio.A very special place for me was a room that I had in a house that we moved to when I was nine years old. It was a colonial style house with an indoor patio, and all the rooms of the house

15、 opened on to this patio. The patio wasnt big; it was just big enough to let the whole family feel comfortable. There was a table and chairs, and space to walk around without touching the flowers. The patio, which was the center of the house, had very good sunlight and a good orientation for the win

16、ds, so it was a nice place to spend a long time playing or studying or to be with the family.Well, the patio was also special because my bedroom door was there; before becoming my bedroom it had been the service room. Before that I had slept in a small room under the staircase near my parents room,

17、and I had only a little space, where I couldnt study, play, or share moments with my friends. Then, one day my parents came with great news; they were going to restore and remodel that old room for me. I was eleven, so they thought that I wouldnt be afraid of living there, alone, and they were right

18、. I was so excited to have my own room, with my own bathroom and a big window that overlooked that beautiful patio. The patio also had an aljibe, a kind of well that is very characteristic of Spanish colonial houses,.and to know all that was mine!On some nights, the ones when there was a full moon,

19、I even climbed to the roof, like a cat, to see the beautiful moonlight over my beloved patio.Photo: Sandy PetersI usually played hide and seek with the dog. My house was in the center of the yard, so if I ran fast and turned the corner quickly, the dog couldnt see me.My Favorite Place Was My HouseSo

20、on Wook Kwon from KoreaMy favorite place when I was young was my home. There was a huge yard (Yes, yards were huge at that time, unlike today.) There were many trees and flowers, and some of the trees were very big and tall. Near my house, no other house had so many big trees as my house.My family r

21、aised a dog. Whenever the dog had puppies, my parents usually gave the puppies to people in the neighborhoods. I usually played hide and seek with the dog. My house was in the center of the yard, so if I ran fast and turned the corner quickly, the dog couldnt see me. When I ran, the dog followed me,

22、 but she usually went the wrong way. There was a veranda, and on the other side of it, there were no stairs, so the dog couldnt follow me anymore. The dog had to stop running, and I stopped, too. I would stare at the dog for a while and then begin to run again. Then she went back to the stairs and started again, trying to catch me. But before she found me, I hid at the top of th