5-8月 自学英语安小雅口语素材 Part3（5.5）

 

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聚轩堂

雅思口语素材

Part3

（5.5 版）

 

 

 

 

 

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谨防受骗

本店原名“安娜雅思”，因商标注册问题，已于 2022 年改名为“聚轩堂®”

本店无授权，无合作，市面上所有号称“安娜”“雅思安娜”“安娜题库”“ Anna”的均为侵权盗版。

盗版无售后，不能实时更新，无法使用小程序和音频，无交流群，无答疑服务。

辛苦准备的口语题库可能是老旧的版本，因此请大家擦亮眼睛，谨防上当受骗。

支持原创作者，考试必定 RP 爆发！

 

官方账号

：聚轩堂

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售后答疑

微信客服（给你发 PDF 资料的微信号，在通讯录搜“聚轩堂”）提供素材售后答疑服务

还可以关注我们的微信公众号：聚轩堂。每场考试后发布考试答案回忆，还有最新考试资讯，雅思技

巧等福利哦！

 

雅思考官课程

我们跟多位 10 年以上经验的雅思考官合作，提供口语/写作一对一和小班课程。

真真真真真雅思考官，行业顶尖师资水平，有意请联系微信客服。

 

口语题库信哪家

关于口语题库，大多数同学信雅 X 哥，也有人信其他机构或者辅导老师发的范围。但我想偷偷告诉

你，“聚轩堂题库”才是被同学们称为神奇题库的王炸版本。

市面上的题库通常是根据的考生回忆整理的。为了抢首发，一些机构在题库没搜集准确就发布了。而

我们不依赖考生反馈，有自己的搜集渠道。保证做到 P1P2 100%命中,甚至每个题目都和考场上一毛

一样。因 P3 有随机提问的可能性，总体有 5-7 成命中率。

用的人多不代表这个题目就是对的，有时候真理只掌握在少数人手里。这年头要证明自己不容易，所

以我们只能说一句:

考完立刻打开小程序验证下，你就知道该给学弟学妹推荐谁家了。

 

 

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口语小程序

题库会根据考生反馈不断完善，备考时需留意小程序或微信交流群最新公告，以确保资料无错漏。

每个 P1 题目提供 2-4 个答案，P2 提供 4-8 个答案，对应不同专业/男女/年龄/爱好等人群。

所有题目答案都有对应的标准英音音频

更多功能正在开发中…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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目录

1：投诉 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 5

2：不寻常的一餐 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7

3：迟到 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9

4：第一天上学 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 11

5：常用网站 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13

6：教朋友或亲戚的时刻 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15

7：喜欢的演员 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 17

8：家里舒服的某处地方 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 19

9：别人的好消息 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 21

10：完成的骄傲事情 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 23

11：住所附近的变化 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 25

12：喜欢一起工作/学习的人 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 27

13：年轻时的空闲活动 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 29

14：难用的科技产品 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 31

15：想短暂停留的城市 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 33

16：想了解更多的历史 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 35

17：收到急需品的时刻 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 37

18：见过的有趣老人 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 39

19：去过的一个空气不好的地方 ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 41

20：去过的一个嘈杂地方 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 43

21：一个享受的生活习惯 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 45

22：跟别人一起做事的经历 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 47

23：派对里交谈甚欢的人 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 49

24：不喜欢的广告 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 51

25：以后想学习的事情 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 53

 

 

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1：投诉

1. What do people often make complaints about in your country?

In Chinese culture, it is very common for people compare themselves with others, and this is the source of many

complaints. Parents are well-known for comparing their children to the children of their family members, friends

and colleagues and will often complain about their children if they think they don’t work as hard, don’t perform

as well in school exams, don’t earn as much money or have a bigger house. On the other hand, students always

complain about the amount of homework they get and how much pressure their parents put on them to achieve

high academic grades. Many people, particularly the older generations like to complain about the government,

especially because the cost of living is getting higher and higher every year, while educated young people

complain about not having as much freedom as people from other countries.

 

2. Do you think it’s better to make a complaint in person or in writing?

In China, I think it’s probably better to make a complaint in person compared to writing your complaint. If you

write a complaint and send it to a company, you may not get a reply. You may not even know for sure whether

somebody has even read it or not. The only way writing a complaint might be effective is if you write it on social

media where the public can all read it. Doing this might make a company act because they don’t want people to

think that they don’t treat their customers well. If you make a complaint in person, it is hard for people to ignore

you. Even if you don’t get what you want, at least you will know for sure that they know why you are dissatisfied.

 

3. Do young people complain more or less than older people?

In my experience, both old and young people complain quite a lot, but I think overall young people complain

more. I think that this is probably because the older generations were alive during a very difficult time in China,

where most people didn’t have a high standard of living, a lot of money or much food to eat. Because of these

economic problems, they realize how much better their lives are now, compared to the past. Most young people

have never experienced these kind of problems and don’t understand how easy their lives are compared to their

parents and grandparents, so naturally complain about things they don’t like. Many kids nowadays are quite

spoiled and throw a tantrum if their parents refuse to buy them the latest electronic device or fashionable sneakers.

 

4. Why it is important for companies to respond well to customers complaints?

With the rise of social media in China, having a positive reputation is extremely important for companies. Unlike

the past where companies could cover up any negative publicity, news spreads so quickly online nowadays and

this can have a disastrous impact. Restaurants who don’t respond well to complaints can quickly lose all their

customers and shut down and if people hear negative information about a particular brand, they will just choose

a different brand with similar products. Moreover, if a company responds professionally to a customer complaint,

this can actually improve their business, even if the complaint was genuine.

 

 

 

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中文翻译：

1. 在你们国家人们经常抱怨什么?

在中国人的文化中，人们经常拿自己和别人比较，这也是许多抱怨的来源。众所周知，父母喜欢拿自己

的孩子和家人、朋友和同事的孩子做比较，如果他们认为自己的孩子没有其他人努力，在学校考试中表

现没有他们好，挣的钱没有他们多，房子也没有他们大，他们就会经常抱怨。另一方面，学生总是抱怨

他们的家庭作业实在太多了，他们的父母给了他们非常大的压力，让他们取得更好的学习成绩。许多人，

尤其是老一辈人喜欢抱怨政府，尤其是因为生活的成本每年水涨船高，而受过教育的年轻人则抱怨其他

国家的人那么自由。

 

2. 你认为当面投诉好还是书面投诉好?

在中国，我认为面对面投诉比书面投诉更有用。如果你写了一份投诉信并寄给某家公司，你很可能会得

不到回复。你甚至不知道是否有人看过。唯一有效的投诉方式就是把它写在公众都能看到的社交媒体上。

这样做可能会让公司行动起来，因为他们不希望人们认为他们对客户不好。如果你亲自当面抱怨，那他

们则很难不理你。即使你没有得到你想要的，至少你会确定他们知道你为什么不满意。

 

3. 年轻人的抱怨比老年人多还是少?

根据我的经验，老年人和年轻人都很爱抱怨，但我认为总体上年轻人抱怨的更多。我想这可能是因为老

一辈人生活在中国非常困难的时期，当时大多数人的生活水平都不高，穷得很，也吃不饱。因为这些经

济问题，他们会意识到他们现在的生活比过去好了很多。大多数年轻人从未经历过这类问题，也不明白

与他们的父母和祖父母相比，他们的生活是多么轻松，所以很自然地抱怨他们不喜欢的事情。现在很多

孩子都被宠坏了，如果父母不给他们买最新的电子设备或最潮的运动鞋，他们就会发脾气。

 

4. 为什么公司对客户的投诉做出合理的回应是很重要的?

随着社交媒体在中国的兴起，拥有良好的声誉对公司来说极其重要。不像过去，公司可以掩盖任何负面

宣传，现在的新闻在网上传播得太快了，这很可能会造成巨大的社会影响。如果餐馆不理会顾客的投诉，

他们很快就会失去所有的顾客，甚至关门大吉。如果人们听到关于某个品牌的负面信息，他们就会选择

另一个拥有类似产品的品牌。此外，如果一家公司得体地回应客户的投诉，这肯定可以改善他们的形象，

即使投诉是真实的。

 

 

 

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2：不寻常的一餐

1. What is the traditional food of your country?

There is a wide array of traditional foods in China, which varies greatly depending on the region. In the northeast,

the winters are extremely cold, so people like to eat hearty foods like steamed buns, dumplings and soup. Hot

pot, which is usually a variety of meat, seafood and vegetables cooked in different types of broth, is also popular

here, and also in Sichuan Province, which is renowned for its spicy cuisine containing lots of powerful chili

peppers. In the south, especially in Guangdong province, dim sum, which is similar in style to Spanish tapas is

traditionally eaten for breakfast or lunch. In Xin Jiang and the other northwestern provinces, people love to eat

flat noodles and bread as well as barbecued lamb. No matter which part of Chinas you are in, you can always

find the most popular Chinese staple: rice.

 

2. How popular is fast food in your country?

Although most people realize that it isn’t very healthy, fast food has become very popular in China, especially

for young people who are not so familiar with more traditional dishes and cooking styles. American fast-food

chains such as KFC and McDonalds are available in every Chinese city and even though the food quality is low,

eating at these restaurants is thought to be fashionable and modern. As western culture has become more popular,

coffee shops and cafes like Starbucks have also become common in urban areas, although some people go there

for the comfortable sofas and free Wi-Fi, even if they don’t really enjoy drinking coffee or eating cakes, pastries

or sandwiches.

 

3. Are the types of food that people eat in their homes changing?

I think that Chinese eating habits have changed a lot compared to 20 or 30 years ago, mainly for economic

reasons. In the past, China was not an affluent country, so most people had to survive on very basic food like

rice, noodles and vegetables like corn and cabbage. Even meat like pork and chicken was quite scarce for the

majority, and seafood was expensive and difficult to find, particularly for people who didn’t live near the coast.

Nowadays, people live much more prosperous lives, so many can afford to eat a much greater variety of foods

than before. Supermarkets in major cities stock all kinds of imported foods that never used to be available,

including cheese, bacon, tropical fruit, and herbs and spices, and this has encouraged people to cook dishes that

they wouldn’t have been able to make in the past.

 

4. What are some reasons why some people enjoy eating in restaurants?

Cooking a meal, especially if you have a big family, can be extremely tiring and time consuming. There is also

a lot of pressure on the chef to produce food that everybody likes. Moreover, after a home-cooked meal,

somebody has to clear away all the plates, glasses and cutlery and wash all the dishes. Therefore, many people

love eating at restaurants. They can go to a restaurant and relax without having to worry about what to cook to

keep their family and friends happy. There are no plates to wash or tables to clean afterwards and everybody can

order something that they want to eat. Another reason is that professional chefs have the knowledge and skill to

cook dishes that most people don’t know how to make themselves. This can give people the chance to sample

 

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exotic dishes that they would never attempt to create at home.

 

中文翻译：

1. 你们国家的传统食物是什么?

中国的传统食物种类非常多，而且不同的地区有不同的菜式。东北的冬天非常寒冷，所以那里的人们喜

欢吃能顶肚子的食物，比如馒头、饺子和汤。火锅在东北也很受欢迎，火锅就是用高汤煮不同的肉类，

海鲜和菜。火锅在四川也很受欢迎，四川以其辛辣的菜肴而闻名，其中含有辣死人的辣椒。在南方，尤

其是广东省，点心的风格类似于西班牙小吃，传统上是早餐或午餐吃的。在新疆和其他西北省份，人们

喜欢吃面条和面包，还有烤羊肉。无论你在中国的哪个地方，你总能找到最受欢迎的中国主食:大米。

 

2. 快餐在你们国家有多受欢迎?

尽管大多数人意识到快餐不健康，但快餐在中国已经变得很受欢迎，尤其是对那些不太熟悉传统菜肴和

烹饪方式的年轻人更是如此。像肯德基和麦当劳这样的美国快餐连锁店在中国的每个城市都有，尽管食

物品质一般，但在这些餐厅吃饭被认为是时尚和现代的。随着西方文化越来越流行，像星巴克这样的咖

啡店在城市地区也变得很常见，尽管有些人去那里是为了舒适的沙发和免费的 Wi-Fi，而且他们并不喜

欢喝咖啡或吃蛋糕、糕点或三明治。

 

3. 人们在家里吃的食物种类在改变吗?

我认为与二三十年前相比，中国人的饮食习惯发生了很大的变化，主要是由于经济原因。在过去，中国

并不是一个富裕的国家，所以大多数人不得不靠最基本的食物生存，比如大米、面条和玉米、卷心菜等

蔬菜。甚至像猪肉和鸡肉这样的肉类对大多数人来说都很稀缺，海鲜又贵又难找，尤其是对那些不住在

海岸附近的人来说。如今，人们的生活更加富裕，所以许多人能吃得起比以前更丰富的食物。大城市的

超市里存放着各种以前没见过的进口食品，包括奶酪、培根、热带水果、香草和香料，这鼓励人们做一

些新菜式。

 

4. 有些人喜欢在餐馆吃饭的原因是什么?

做一顿饭，特别是如果你有一个大家庭，是非常累的和需要花大量时间的。要做出人人都喜欢的食物，

厨师也有很大的压力。而且，吃完一顿家常菜后，必须有人把所有的盘子、杯子和餐具都清理掉，还要

洗碗。因此，许多人喜欢在餐馆吃饭。他们可以去餐厅放松，而不必担心做什么菜才能让家人和朋友开

心。餐后不用洗盘子，也不用清理桌子，每个人都可以点自己想吃的东西。另一个原因是，专业厨师有

知识和技能来烹饪大多数人做不出来的菜肴。这可以让人们有机会品尝到他们在家里永远不会尝试做的

外国菜。

 

 

 

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3：迟到

1. What are some common reasons why people are late for things?

I think the main reason that some people are often late is due to poor time management. Many people that I know

are quite disorganized and never make a note of important things that they have to do. Additionally, I think that

many people spend so much time watching videos and playing games online that they lose track of time. Some

of my friends are so addicted to social media that they regularly stay up un til 2 or 3 in the morning. With so little

sleep, they often sleep through their morning alarm or just can’t get out of bed on time. As a result, they are over

tired in the mornings, forget appointments and arrive late for college or work.

 

2. How important it is for people to be on time in your country?

I know that in countries such as Japan and Germany, being punctual is a very important Characteristic and people

who are often late will be looked down upon. In some respects, this is the same in China. For example, being late

for a class in school or a job interview is very disrespectful and can cause people a lot of problems. Regarding

social occasions, however, Chinese culture has a much more relaxed attitude. When I attended my cousin’s

wedding recently, only a small number of people arrived on time, and many people were over an hour late, but

nobody, including my cousin, seemed to notice! Also, if you have a government job, you can probably be late

without getting punished. My uncle often has 3-hour lunch breaks, and his boss never says anything about it!

 

3. What problems can happen when a person is late for something?

If a student is late for class, they may receive detention or a stern warning from their teacher. If they are often

late, they may be treated differently by their teachers, be looked down upon by their classmates or even expelled

from school. Workers who are late may get a bad reputation among their colleagues. If it happens too many times,

they may be disciplined or even fired by their boss, or they might get overlooked for a promotion. People who

are always late for social gatherings may be regarded as unreliable by their friends. In some cases, their friends

may get tired of always having to wait around and stop inviting them in future.

 

4. What can people do to help manage their time?

I think one of the most effective ways of managing your time is to write a list of all the things you have to do

each day, starting with the most important and ending with the least important. Then, as you complete each task

you can cross the items off the list. Not only does this help you to prioritize the things you need to do first, having

everything written down can make sure you don’t forget anything important. Writing the list doesn’t even need

to be done at work. Instead of listening to music or watching a video on your way to work, you can spend this

time thinking about your list, so when you arrive at work you already know your main objectives for the day.

 

 

 

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中文翻译：

1. 人们迟到的一些常见原因是什么?

我认为一些人经常迟到的主要原因是时间管理不善。我认识的很多人都很没有条理，从来没有把他们必

须做的重要事情记下来。此外，我认为许多人花太多时间在网上看视频和玩游戏，以至于他们忘记了时

间。我的一些朋友沉迷于社交媒体，他们经常熬夜到凌晨 2 点或 3 点。由于睡眠时间很少，他们经常睡

过了早上的闹钟，或者就是不能按时起床。结果，他们在早上过度疲劳，忘记约会，上大学或上班迟到。

 

2. 在你们国家，守时对人们有多重要?

我知道在日本和德国这样的国家，守时是非常重要的，经常迟到的人会被人看不起。在某些方面，中国