雅思口语考察考生日常会话、考察考生的表达能力以及互动能力。为了提高雅思考生的口语能力，
Part 1
Magazine
Do you read magazines?
Do younger people or older people prefer to read magazines?
Have you ever read online magazines?
Did you read magazines when you were young?
What kinds of magazines are popular in your country?
Internet
Do you use the internet (very much)?
When was the first time you used the internet?
Is the internet very important (or, useful) to you?
Do think you can (or, could) live without the internet?
Family
How often do you meet with your family?
How do you spend the time with your family?
Do you want to live with your family in the future?
Are you close to all of your family members?
How has your family influenced you?
Emails
Do you write many emails?
How often do you write an email?
What are the differences between emails and letters?
What kind(s) of email do you think is (are) the hardest to write?
How do you feel when you receive emails?
What kinds of emails do you receive that make you feel excited?
Do you communicate with others at work by email? Is it more convenient?
Computer
How often do you use computer?
What kinds of computers are popular in China?
What do you usually use your computer for?
Who taught you how to use a computer?
Do you think computers have changed your life a lot?
骄傲的成就
P2
Describe an achievement that you are proud of.
You should say:
What it was
How you did it
How difficult it was
And explain why you are proud of it
P3
What kinds of achievements should young people have?
Is it important to set goals?
Should people give up because they' re afraid of failure?
Should old people set goals for themselves?
What kind of employees should be rewarded?
What does better working conditions mean?
Should people be allowed to rest in work hours?
P2
解析：
题目要求描述一件你感到骄傲的成就，并且在回答时阐述清楚具体细节，你是如何做到的，事件事情对你而言是否艰难，并解释为什么感到骄傲。可以谈学习上的成就，如高考成功、学校申请成功，或者其它成就，如找到满意的实习、坚持做志愿者等等。
I have worked as a volunteer for three years in Shaanxi History Museum and that is something I feel most proud of. It all started when I was a sophomore, and one day our advisor told us that Shaanxi History Museum is in need of a large number of volunteers. She said if we were interested in antiques, it would be a great opportunity to learn. I was thrilled to hear about the news because Shaanxi History Museum is widely known for its treasures. Nothing would be more exciting than seeing these treasures in person. So I signed up. The first thing I needed to do is to memorize the interpretation scripts. I had to be very familiar with the history and techniques of each antique. Thus I have spent a whole week studying it. Luckily I successfully passed the examination. Then I was trained for a month and gained a deeper understanding of each antique exhibited and prepared for all possible questions that visitors might pose. In the end, I became the very lucky few and stayed in the museum as a volunteer interpreter. Only one in ten appliers passed all the tests.
Since then I have served more than a hundred visitors. I felt extremely proud when they listened wholeheartedly to my introduction. I was happy to think that I might have provoked their interest in history. My own life has also changed because of this experience. I am now fascinated by the profound history of antiques and I will continue to work hard in this field.
