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高职高专实用英语口语大赛训练题目

全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛”选拔赛竞赛参考题Part II Presentation (3 minutes)Number of Hours Worked Per Week1Numbers of Day’s Annual HolidayJAPANSWEDENT he average Japanese worker spends 47 hours a week, or 2 100 hours per year, at the office or factory, while the average Swede clocks up only 37.Swedish workers have 28 days of holiday per year, but the Japanese have only 15. A typical Japanese worker takes a six-day week, however, a Swedish worker works less than 5 days a week. If you are a worker, life is much easier in Sweden than in Japan, for you can work 10 hours shorter each week and you may have a much longer annual holiday.2 Change in Number of Visitors by CountryIn 2009 there were a large number of visitors to China on group or independent tour. But there were changes in the numbers of vistors from different countries. Some increasedGroupbut some decreased. The greatest change happened in Bangladesh. The number of visitors from Bangladesh was down------there were 70% fewer group tour visitors and 48% independent travelers than the year before. Visitors from Argentina were up by 53% for group tours and 26% for independent travelers. The number of visitors from Sweden was up by 24% for group tours and 15% for independent travelers.3 Sales of Computer Company50100150200250123456789101112At the beginning of the year sales of the computers were as 80 000 pounds. Sales rosesteadily between February and April. However, they then fell slightly between April and July. Following a minor rise in August, sales declined noticeably from 160 000 pounds to 120 000 pounds. The downward trend continued, and in November sales reached their lowest point since January. Fortunately, thanks to a new marketing strategy and growing demands for holiday goods, sales increased dramatically at the end of the year and eventually reached 200 000 pounds. In all, it’s a year of both rise and fall and was finally ended up with great success in sales.4 Time Spent on Different Media by TeenagersSales (Pound)×1000Month24681012141618s u r f o n -l i n ew a t c h T Vl i s t e n t o r a d i ou s e t e l e p h o n er e a d b o o k s &m a g a z i n e sThe chart shows a survey result about the hours the teenagers spend per week on the different media such as Internet, TV, radio, telephone and books or magazines in their spare time. Clearly, the teenagers like surfing the net very much and they usually spend 16.7 hours per week on-line. Next to this, they would prefer to watching TV, 13.6 hours per week being spent for that. Interestingly, in a week, they only spend about 6 hours reading books or magazines. And the amount of time they spend in listening to radio or using telephone is just in between.5 Foreign Trade Growth of China (in billion of RMB)As the graph shows, Chinese exports almost remained steady in January last year. In February, they went up rapidly. In the next three months, they fluctuated between 20 billion and 25 billion. From May to October, exports saw a slight decrease, then a small increase in November. In December, there was a significant increase. But after that, Chinese exports fell dramatically.Compared with exports, Chinese imports saw a continuous rise from the beginning of last year to May. In the next six months, they showed a gradual fluctuation. At the start of November, they began to pick up and from November to December, imports increased abruptly to reach a peak of 17 billion. At the beginning of this year, a sudden decline in exports led to steep fall in imports.6 Market Share of MEX Company Productshours/weekThis pie graph shows the breakdown of the market share of MEX Company products in the world. As you can see, the is still our largest customer. It has the largest percentage of the market share of our products, at 40%. The second is Europe, at 30%. Next is Japan, which makes up 15% of our market share. And Australia accounts for 10%. Finally, the smallest part of our market share is taken up by Africa, with only 5%. Recently the world economy is not booming very fast, so we should improve our management system and try our best to produce better products and explore potential market in the future.7 Total profit & its expenditure(in thousand US dollars)Company name: SuperSonic Industries Group Corp.This Graph reveals that our total profit of 2009 is US$200,000, which is US$50,000 higher than that of 2008. To expand business, our investment in establishing new enterprises was raised from US$80,000 in 2008 to US$140,000 in 2009. And the new circulating fund also increased from US$70,000 in 2008 to US$150,000 in 2009.8 Describe the caricature and give your comment. 9Africa 5%USA 40%Japan 15%American Students 50% 35% 15%Chinese Students 90% 5% 5%Income Sources Between Chinese Students and American StudentsIncome sources of Chinese students are quite different from those of American students. In China, students get 90% of their money from their parents while in America, only 50% of students’ money is provided by parents. In addition, Chinese students earn on ly 5% of their money from part time jobs and 5% from fellowship or scholarship while income from these two resources for American students takes up 35% and 15% respectively of their total income.I think there are probably three reasons for their differences. First, because of the influence of different social and family values, Chinese students have formed the habit of asking for money from their parents while American students have developed more sense of being financially independent. Second, most Chinese parents devote too much care to their children and they would rather save up to afford their children’s education rather than encourage them to take part-time jobs. But in America, many parents pay more attention to developing the students’ ability of self-reliance, so they encourage their children to find part-time job to earn some money by themselves. Third, since America is more developed than China, it is relatively easy for students to find part time jobs. In China, such opportunities are rather rare.I believe with the development of China, more and more Chinese students will realize and pay more attention to the necessity of self dependence. In addition, more and more opportunities will be provided for them to take part-time jobs. So more students will go out of the ivory tower to broaden their knowledge and to become the master of their own lives.10 The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.The table indicates the number of miles by the average English person in 1985 and 2000, using various means of transport.The number of miles walked, cycled and traveled by local bus all decreased. Of these, the number of miles traveled by local bus decreased the most, from 429 miles in 1985 to 274 miles in 2000.The number of miles traveled by car, long distance bus, train and taxi all increased.The number of miles driven by car was 3,199 in 1985 and rose by 50% to 4,806 in 2000. The number of miles traveled by long distance bus more than doubled from 54 miles(1985)to 124 miles (2000). The number of miles driven by taxi trebled from 13 miles (1985) to 42 miles (2000). The use of other, unspecified, forms of transport also increased.Overall, the number of miles traveled by the average English person rose from 4,740 miles in 1985 to 6,475 miles in 2000, with the increase of cars accounting for almostall of that increase.11A. staying at homeB. travelingC. doing social investigationD. other waysFrom the two charts, we can see that in the past ten years the students who go traveling and do social investigations during vacations have increased greatly while those who stay at home have decreased a lot.There are several reasons for the changes. Firstly, with the development of economy, many people have become better off. Students can get financial support from their parents for traveling. Secondly, tourism has greatly developed over the past ten years. Many new scenic spots have been built and exploited. In addition, the students today are expected and encouraged to participate in facing the real world. In this way they can obtain the necessary experiences required when they go job-hunting upon graduation.From the changes in the charts, we can predict that more and more college students will make their vacations interesting and worthwhile by going to the outside world instead of staying at home.1213 How Americans spend their money1415 The table below show social and economic indicators of fourcountries in 1994, according to United Nations statistics.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.。

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全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛（练习题一）Part One Reading aloudBe prepared to read aloud the following short speech. Y ou should read it as if you are giving a real-life prepared speech.Ladies and Gentlemen,It’s a great pleasure to have you visit us today. I’m very happy t o have the opportunity to introduce our company to you.Our company was established in 1950. We mainly manufacture electronic goods and export them all over the world. We grossed about US $100 million last year, and our business is growing steadily. We have offices in Asia, North America and Europe, with about 1,000 employees, and we are working gladly to serve the needs of our customers. In order to further develop our overseas business, we need reliable agents to market our products.I hope you will consider doing business with us. Thank you.Part Two PresentationBe prepared to talk about the following chart, describing, comparing and summarizing the contents. Y ou can also add your own comments.Note: badminton 羽毛球Part Three InterviewNow you see an advertisement here. Be prepared to discuss this ad and issues in全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛（练习题二）Part One Reading aloudBe prepared to read aloud the following short speech. Y ou should read it as if you are giving a real-life prepared speech.Ladies and Gentlemen:Welcome you all here for the fourth annual meeting of our Asian sales staff. I know you are all busy, so I especially appreciate your taking time to participate in this meeting today.There are 16 participants here. First, Mr. Carl Allen, our sales manager, will make a few remarks. He will speak about the sales promotion for the coming year and the problems that some of us have had in the past year. After Mr. Allen’s remarks, the meeting will be open for comments and discussion from the rest of you.We hope that you will all take an active part in this meeting and air your views frankly. After the meeting, we will all go to the Rose Room of this hotel for a dinner. Now, shall the meeting begin？Part Two PresentationBe prepared to tell about the following chart, describing, comparing and summarizing the contents. Y ou can also add your own comments.Note:WNationally famous colleges and universities, as well as highly regarded e-Learning companies, have cooperated with Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. to provide educational opportunities through "My Education Connection" on your home computer.This benefit offers all associates the opportunity to take online GED preparation, college courses, language courses and personal enrichment courses on associates' personal computers.The selected educational providers have extended special pricing available only to associates, and in some cases, the benefit is extended to include associates' immediate family members.【附加总结类文档一篇，不需要的朋友可以下载后编辑删除，谢谢】2015年文化馆个人工作总结在XXXX年X月，本人从XXXX学院毕业，来到了实现我梦想的舞台--XX区文化馆工作。

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全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛”选拔赛竞赛参考题Part IIPresentation(3 minutes)1Number of Hours Worked Per WeekJAPANSWEDENNumbers of Day’s Annual HolidayJAPANSWEDENT he average Japanese worker spends 47 hours a week, or 2 100 hours per year, at the office or factory, while the average Swede clocks up only 37.Swedish workers have 28 days of holiday per year, but the Japanese have only 15. A typical Japanese worker takes a six-day week, however, a Swedish worker works less than 5 days a week. If you are a worker, life is much easier in Sweden than in Japan, for you can work 10 hours shorter each week and you may have a much longer annual holiday.2 Change in Number of Visitors by CountryIn 2009 there were a large number of visitors to China on group or independent tour. But there were changes in the numbers of vistors from different countries. Some increased but some decreased. The greatest change happened in Bangladesh. The number of visitors from Bangladesh was down------there were 70% fewer group tour visitors and 48% independent travelers than the yearbefore. Visitors from Argentinawere up by 53% for group tours and 26% for independent travelers. The number of visitors from Sweden was up by 24% for group tours and 15% for independent travelers.GroupIndependent3 Sales of Computer Company50100150200250123456789101112At the beginning of the year sales of the computers were as 80 000 pounds. Sales rose steadily between February and April. However, they then fell slightly between April and July. Following a minor rise in August, sales declined noticeably from 160 000 pounds to 120 000 pounds. The downward trend continued, and in November sales reached their lowest point since January. Fortunately, thanks to a new marketing strategy and growing demands for holiday goods, sales increased dramatically at the end of the year and eventually reached 200 000 pounds. In all, it’s a year of both rise and fall and was finally ended up with great success in sales.Sales (Pound)×1000Month4 Time Spent on Different Media by Teenagers24681012141618s u r f o n -l i n ew a t c h T Vl i s t e n t o r a d i ou s e t e l e p h o n er e a d b o o k s &m a g a z i n e sThe chart shows a survey result about the hours the teenagers spend per week on the different media such as Internet, TV, radio, telephone and books or magazines in their spare time. Clearly, the teenagers like surfing the net very much and they usually spend 16.7 hours per week on-line. Next to this, they would prefer to watching TV, 13.6 hours per week being spent for that. Interestingly, in a week, they only spend about 6 hours reading books or magazines. And the amount of time they spend in listening to radio or using telephone is just in between.hours/week5 Foreign Trade Growth of China(in billion of RMB)5101520253035J a n.F e b .M a r .A p r .M a y .J u n .J u l y .A u g .S e p t .O c t .N o v .D e c .510152025303540As the graph shows, Chinese exports almost remained steady in January last year. In February, they went up rapidly. In the next three months, they fluctuated between 20 billion and 25 billion. From May to October, exports saw a slight decrease, then a small increase in November. In December, there was a significant increase. But after that, Chinese exports fell dramatically.Compared with exports, Chinese imports saw a continuous rise from the beginning of last year to May. In the next six months, they showed a gradual fluctuation. At the start of November, they began to pick up and from November to December, imports increased abruptly to reach a peak of 17 billion. At the beginning of this year, a sudden decline in exports led to steep fall in imports.6 Market Share of MEX Company ProductsAfrica 5%USA 40%Japan 15%This pie graph shows the breakdown of the market share of MEX Company products in the world. As you can see, the U.S.A. is still our largest customer. It has the largest percentage of the market share of our products, at 40%. The second is Europe, at 30%. Next is Japan, which makes up 15% of our market share. And Australia accounts for 10%. Finally, the smallest part of our market share is taken up by Africa, with only 5%. Recently the world economy is not booming very fast, so we should improve our management system and try our best to produce better products and explore potential market in the future.7 Total profit & its expenditure(in thousand US dollars)Company name: SuperSonic Industries Group Corp.new enterprises circulatingfundThis Graph reveals that our total profit of 2009 is US$200,000, which is US$50,000 higher than that of 2008. To expand business, our investment in establishing new enterprises was raised from US$80,000 in 2008 to US$140,000 in 2009. And the new circulating fund also increased from US$70,000 in 2008 to US$150,000 in 2009.8Describe the caricature and give your comment. 9Source of Income Percentage of Total Income Parents Part-time job Fellowship orScholarshipAmerican Students 50% 35% 15%Chinese Students 90% 5% 5%Income sources of Chinese students are quite different from those of American students. In China, students get 90% of their money from their parents while in America, only 50% of students’ money is provided by pare nts. In addition, Chinese students earn only 5% of their money from part time jobs and 5% from fellowship or scholarship while income from these two resources for American students takes up 35% and 15% respectively of their total income.I think there are probably three reasons for their differences. First, because of the influence of different social and family values, Chinese students have formed the habit of asking for money from their parents while American students have developed more sense of being financially independent. Second, most Chinese parents devote too much care to their children and they would rather save up to afford their children’s education rather than encourage them to take part-time jobs. But in America, many parents pay more attention to developing the students’ ability of self-reliance, so they encourage their children to find part-time job to earn some money by themselves. Third, since America is more developedthan China, it is relatively easy for students to find part time jobs. In China, such opportunities are rather rare.I believe with the development of China, more and more Chinese students will realize and pay more attention to the necessity of self dependence. In addition, more and more opportunities will be provided for them to take part-time jobs. So more students will go out of the ivory tower to broaden their knowledge and to become the master of their own lives.10 The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.The table indicates the number of miles by the average English person in 1985 and 2000, using various means of transport.The number of miles walked, cycled and traveled by local bus all decreased. Of these, the number of miles traveled by local bus decreased the most, from 429 miles in 1985 to 274 miles in 2000.The number of miles traveled by car, long distance bus, train and taxi all increased.The number of miles driven by car was 3,199 in 1985 and rose by 50% to 4,806 in 2000. The number of miles traveled by long distance bus more than doubled from 54 miles(1985)to 124 miles (2000). The number of miles driven by taxi trebled from 13 miles (1985) to 42 miles (2000). The use of other, unspecified, forms of transport also increased.Overall, the number of miles traveled by the average English person rose from 4,740 miles in 1985 to 6,475 miles in 2000, with the increase of cars accounting for almostall of that increase.11A. staying at homeB. travelingC. doing social investigationD. other waysFrom the two charts, we can see that in the past ten years the students who go traveling and do social investigations during vacations have increased greatly while those who stay at home have decreased a lot.There are several reasons for the changes. Firstly, with the development of economy, many people have become better off. Students can get financial support from their parents for traveling. Secondly, tourism has greatly developed over the past ten years. Many new scenic spots have been built and exploited. In addition, the students today are expected and encouraged to participate in facing the real world. In this way they can obtain the necessary experiences required when they go job-hunting upon graduation.From the changes in the charts, we can predict that more and more college students will make their vacations interesting and worthwhile by going to the outside world instead of staying at home. 120 10 20 30 40 50 60 information Entertainment Makingfriends Study Others Percentage 2002 2003 2004College Students ’ On-line Behaviors13 How Americans spend their money1415 The table below show social and economic indicators of fourcountries in 1994, according to United Nations statistics.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.。

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全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛赛题精选《全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛赛题精选》内容简介:为进一步深入贯彻和落实党中央和国务院提出的关于“大力发展有中国特色的职业教育”的指示和精神，提高高职高专学生英语口语表达能力，在全国各省、自治区和直辖市教育主管部门的关怀下，在高等教育出版社的支持下，高等学校英语应用能力考试委员会联合中国职业技术教育学会教学工作委员会、已连续成功举办了6届“全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛”。

每年全国有1000余万高职高专师生直接或间接地参与了这项全国性赛事，在全国高职高专院校中引起了强烈反响。

应广大高职高专院校的要求，同时也为了持续推进高职高专院校英语教学改革，我们现在精选出往届决赛试题，供广大的高职高专院校师生参考和练习，以期在今后的竞赛中比出更好的成绩。

编辑推荐《全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛赛题精选》:青春阳光——展高职高专骄人风采实用应用——走适应社会需求之路我学、我说、我成功目录TEST 1TEST 2TEST 3TEST 4TEST 5TEST 6TEST 7TEST 8TEST 9TEST 10TEST 11TEST 12TEST 13TEST 14TEST 15TEST 16TEST 17TEST 18TEST 19TEST 20序言“全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛”已经成功举行了6届。

通过热烈而精彩纷呈的竞赛，每一届都涌现出一批语言流利、表现力强的学生，而且竞赛一届比一届出色。

这有力地证明了高职高专学生是可以学好英语口语的，有的学生还能够掌握很好的口语表达能力。

我国的高职高专教育培养的是技能型人才，学生在毕业后主要在生产、技术、管理和服务等的一线岗位工作。

随着我国改革开放形势的不断发展，特别是我国参加国际贸易组织以来，经济建设日益融入全球经济一体化，英语作为一门国际性语言，已经成为职业院校学生应具备的语言技能。

能否以英语作为工具进行日常和与业务有关的交际，往往成为人才市场招聘高职高专人才的重要参考。

pet part3口语例题

pet part3口语例题以下是一个关于PET Part3口语练习的例子，你可以根据自己的情况进行参考和练习：题目：描述一个你参加过的跑步比赛。

口语练习：I remember the marathon I participated in last year. It was a big event with thousands of runners participating. The race was held in the city center and the streets were filled with people cheering for the runners.The race started at 7am and I was among the first wave of runners. The atmosphere was electric and everyone was full of energy. As we ran, I could see the city waking up. People were getting ready for their day, while we were sprinting down the street.The course was challenging, with lots of ups and downs, but I managed to keep up a good pace. About halfway through the race, Istarted to feel tired and my legs were getting heavy. But I pushed on, knowing that I couldn't give up now.Then, about three quarters of the way through the race, I saw a runner ahead of me collapse on the ground. I immediately stopped and went to help him. Some other runners also came to assist and we helped him up and encouraged him to keep going.In the end, I didn't win the race, but I finished it with a smile on my face. The experience was more valuable to me than any medal. It taught me the importance of helping others and not giving up when things get tough.。

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全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛”选拔赛竞赛参考题Part IIPresentation(3 minutes)1Number of Hours Worked Per WeekJAPANSWEDENNumbers of Day ’s Annual HolidayJAPANSWEDENT he average Japanese worker spends 47 hours a week, or 2 100 hours per year, atthe office or factory, while the average Swede clocks up only 37.Swedish workers have 28 days of holiday per year, but the Japanese have only 15. A typical Japanese worker takes a six-day week, however, a Swedish worker works less than 5 days a week. If you are a worker, life is much easier in Sweden than in Japan, for you can work 10 hours shorter each week and you may have a much longer annual holiday.2 Change in Number of Visitors by CountryIn 2009 there were a large number of visitors to China on group or independent tour. But there were changes in the numbers of vistors from different countries. Some increased but some decreased. The greatest change happened in Bangladesh. The number of visitors from Bangladesh was down------there were 70% fewer group tour visitors and 48% independent travelers than the year before. Visitors from Argentina were up by 53%for group toursand 26% for independent travelers. The number of visitors from Sweden was up by 24% for group tours and 15% for independent travelers.GroupIndependent3 Sales of Computer Company50100150200250123456789101112At the beginning of the year sales of the computers were as 80 000 pounds. Sales rose steadily between February and April. However, they then fell slightly between April and July. Following a minor rise in August, sales declined noticeably from 160 000 pounds to 120 000 pounds. The downward trend continued, and in November sales reached their lowest point since January. Fortunately, thanks to a new marketing strategy and growing demands for holiday goods, sales increased dramatically at the end of the year and eventually reached 200 000 pounds. In all, it ’s a year of both rise and fall and was finally ended up with great success in sales.Sales (Pound)×1000Month4 Time Spent on Different Media by Teenagers24681012141618s u r f o n -l i n ew a t c h T Vl i s t e n t o r a d i ou s e t e l e p h o n er e a d b o o k s &m a g a z i n e sThe chart shows a survey result about the hours the teenagers spend per week on the different media such as Internet, TV, radio, telephone and books or magazines in their spare time. Clearly, the teenagers like surfing the net very much and they usually spend 16.7 hours per week on-line. Next to this, they would prefer to watching TV, 13.6 hours per week being spent for that. Interestingly, in a week, they only spend about 6 hours reading books or magazines. And the amount of time they spend in listening to radio or using telephone is just in between.hours/week5 Foreign Trade Growth of China(in billion of RMB)5101520253035J a n .F e b .M a r .A p r .M a y .J u n .J u l y .A u g .S e p t .O c t .N o v .D e c .0510152025303540As the graph shows, Chinese exports almost remained steady in January last year. In February, they went up rapidly. In the next three months, they fluctuated between 20 billion and 25 billion. From May to October, exports saw a slight decrease, then a small increase in November. In December, there was a significant increase. But after that, Chinese exports fell dramatically.Compared with exports, Chinese imports saw a continuous rise from the beginning of last year to May. In the next six months, they showed a gradual fluctuation. At the start of November, they began to pick up and from November to December, imports increased abruptly to reach a peak of 17 billion. At the beginning of this year, a sudden decline in exports led to steep fall in imports.6 Market Share of MEX Company ProductsJapan 15%This pie graph shows the breakdown of the market share of MEX Companyproducts in the world. As you can see, the U.S.A. is still our largest customer. It has the largest percentage of the market share of our products, at 40%. The second is Europe, at 30%. Next is Japan, which makes up 15% of our market share. And Australia accounts for 10%. Finally, the smallest part of our market share is taken up by Africa, with only 5%. Recently the world economy is not booming very fast, so we should improve ourmanagement system and try our best to produce better products and explore potential market in the future.7 Total profit & its expenditure(in thousand US dollars)Company name: SuperSonic Industries Group Corp.new enterprisescirculatingfundThis Graph reveals that our total profit of 2009 is US$200,000, which is US$50,000 higher than that of 2008. To expand business, our investment in establishing new enterprises was raised from US$80,000 in 2008 to US$140,000 in 2009. Andthe new circulating fund also increased from US$70,000 in 2008 to US$150,000 in 2009.Africa 5%USA 40%8 Describe the caricature and give your comment. 9Source of Income Percentage of Total Income Parents Part-time job Fellowship orScholarshipAmerican Students 50% 35% 15% Chinese Students 90% 5% 5%Income sources of Chinese students are quite different from those of American students. In China, students get 90% of their money from their parents while in America, only 50% of students’ money is provided by parents. In addition, Chinese students earn only 5% of their money from part time jobs and 5% from fellowship or scholarship while income from these two resources for American students takes up 35% and 15% respectively of their total income.I think there are probably three reasons for their differences. First, because of the influence of different social and family values, Chinese students have formed the habit of asking for money from their parents while American students have developed more sense of being financially independent. Second, most Chinese parents devote too much care to their children and they would rather save up to afford their children’s education rather than encourage them to take part-time jobs. But in America, many parents pay more attention to developing the students’ability of self-reliance, so they encourage their children to find part-time job to earn some money by themselves. Third, since America is more developed than China, it is relatively easy for students to find part time jobs. In China, such opportunities are rather rare.I believe with the development of China, more and more Chinese students will realize and pay more attention to the necessity of self dependence. In addition, more and more opportunities will be provided for them to take part-time jobs. So more students will go out of the ivory tower to broaden their knowledge and to become the master of their own lives.10 The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in England between 1985 and 2000.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.The table indicates the number of miles by the average English person in 1985 and 2000, using various means of transport.The number of miles walked, cycled and traveled by local bus all decreased. Of these, the number of miles traveled by local bus decreased the most, from 429 miles in 1985 to 274 miles in 2000.The number of miles traveled by car, long distance bus, train and taxi all increased. The number of miles driven by car was 3,199 in 1985 and rose by 50% to 4,806 in 2000.The number of miles traveled by long distance bus more than doubled from 54 miles (1985)to 124 miles (2000). The number of miles driven by taxi trebled from 13 miles (1985) to 42 miles (2000). The use of other, unspecified, forms of transport also increased.Overall, the number of miles traveled by the average English person rose from4,740miles in 1985 to 6,475 miles in 2000, with the increase of cars accounting for almostall of that increase.11A. staying at homeB. travelingC. doing social investigationD. other waysFrom the two charts, we can see that in the past ten years the students who go traveling and do social investigations during vacations have increased greatly while those who stay at home have decreased a lot.There are several reasons for the changes. Firstly, with the development of economy, many people have become better off. Students can get financial support from their parents for traveling. Secondly, tourism has greatly developed over the past ten years. Many new scenic spots have been built and exploited. In addition, the students today are expected and encouraged to participate in facing the real world. In this way they can obtain the necessary experiences required when they go job-hunting upon graduation.From the changes in the charts, we can predict that more and more college students will make their vacations interesting and worthwhile by going to the outside world instead of staying at home.1213 How Americans spend their money140 1020 30405060Acquire information Making StudyOthers2002 2003 2004 College Students ’ On-line Behaviorsv .. . ..15 The table below show social and economic indicators of fourcountries in 1994, according to United Nations statistics.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.. . . 资料. .。

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高职高专实用英语口语大赛样题

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全国高职高专实用英语口语大赛”选拔赛竞赛参考题Part III Questions & Answers (3 minutes)In this part, you are required to answer some questions according to what is shown on the paper.1New Year’s Recreation EveningThe Students’ Union of the Computer Dep artment takes pleasure in announcing that the annual Recreation Evening is to held.Place: the West Arts BuildingTime: 7:00 p.m., Saturday, December 29,Activities: card-playing, chess-playing, riddle guessing, ping-pong,shooting, dancing, karaoke, etc.All students of the college are warmly welcome.Task:----Suppose you are one of the organizers of the Recreation Evening.---- A student will ask you information about the Recreation Evening. Be prepared to his or her questions.Sample questions:1 Where is the Recreation Evening going to be held?2 When will it be held?3 What activities can we enjoy there?4 Can I bring my friends to attend the party?5 Can you tell me the detailed information about the party?6 Are there any cautions that I should pay special attention to?2 Zipper Lock Usage InstructionsThe lock is set at the manufacturer to open at 000. you can keep it as your combination, or set a new one as following steps.1. Push the button in the direction of the arrow and hold it, until completingthe next step.2. Turn the dials to your desired personal combination.3. Release the button and rotate the dials so that your three secret numberscan’t be seen.4. Now your new personal code is set.If you want to change to a new combination, repeat the steps.1. I want to buy a trunk, and what is your recommendation?2. I am not familiar with the the zipper lock, is it difficult to use? Canyou give me a general introduction?3. If I am not used to the initial code, could I change it and how many stepswill be needed?4. How could I conceal my personal code to make it safe?3Real Estate ClerkOutstanding Opportunity with Local Real Estate CorporationRequirements for Candidates★ A strong background in real estate, financing, and public relations★Some legal training★Two or more years of successful real estate experience★Available immediatelyInterview will be conducted on Monday to Wednesday, May 26 to 28.Call for an appointment at No:493-2579Task:----Suppose you are the manager of the company.---- An applicant will ask you information about the advertisement. Be prepared to his or her questions.Sample questions:1 What kind of job is offered in the advertisement?2 What qualifications should the candidates have?3 What’s the phone number for m aking an appointment?4 Is the job fulltime or part time?5 Can you tell me something about the benefits?6 Should I have some similar work experience?4 CORPORATION INTRODUCTIONChina Pacific Insurance Co., Ltd. is a nation-wide share-holding commercial insurance company providing various lines of insurance coverage. Headquarteredin Shanghai, CPIC has 64 branches, 230 sub-branches, 185 offices all across the country, and two representative offices in New York and London respectively,two subsidiaries in both New York and Hong Kong. Moreover, it has appointed agentsdoing survey, claim-settlement and loss recovery in more than 170 main portcities distributed in over 100 countries and thus established a quite complete business network. In the year of 1998, together with its partner of Aetna Life Insurance Company from U.S., CPIC has successfully established a joint venture company Pacific Aetna Life Insurance Co.,Ltd. in Shanghai. Early last year, the company has been ranked by the world recognized rating organization Standard& Poor's as the 45th among the world top 200 insurance companies. And in last August, it was again granted "International Gold Star Award For Quality" by Business Initiative Directions, an international appraisal organization basedin Europe.(for more information, please visit CPIC's website at ( /).●Suppose you are the marketing manager of China Pacific Insurance Co., Ltd.,●A very important client who wants to get some detailed information about the corporation.Questions1 What is the location of the headquarter of the corporation?2 What is the scope of business?3 What is the development of this corporation?4 What is the size of this corporation?5 What do you think is the service philosophy of this corporation?6 Do you want to be a business partner of this corporation? Why?5SubscribeHarvard Design Magazine publishes two times a year by the Harvard University Graduate School of Design with approximately 100 pages per issue.Subscriptions begin with the current issue.Subscription rates for 2003Individuals $35Institutions $75Students and Retired $28Please note●Shipping outside the United States and Canada is an additional $15USD per subscriptionAll orders must be prepaid by check made out to HARVARD UNIVERSITYTask:----Suppose you are the worker of the magazine.---- A customer will ask you information about subscribing the magazine. Be prepared to his or her questions.Sample questions:1 Can I subscribe this magazine from abroad?2 How many pages does an issue have?3 Which issue does my subscription begin?4 Can I get discount if I order 2 years’ subscription?5 Is the magazine designed for everybody？6 What is the magazine’s main content?6A Product InstructionCongratulationsOn your selection ofCASIO’s new SF-300Pocket Electronic Digital DiaryA new personal data management toolwith a memory capacity of 4 GBprovidinga selection of powerful functions:● Telephone Directory● Memo Mode● Schedule Keeper● Calendar● Clock with functions of Home Time and World Time● CalculatorTask :----Suppose you are a salesperson.----A customer comes to ask you for information about the product. Be prepared to his or her questions.Sample questions:1 What is the advertised product?2 How large is its memory capacity?3 How many functions does it provide?4 How long is the product guaranteed?5 Is it for home use or office use?6 Are there any cautions that I should pay special attention to?7Task:----Suppose you are the Human Resources Manager.----An applicant comes to ask you for information about your company. Be prepared to his or her questions.Sample questions1 What qualifications are needed for an applicant?2 Where is the press located?3 Is part time permitted in the press?4 What kinds of books are mainly published by the press?5 What kind of position dose this press offer?6 What is its line of business?8 Flight Information----Suppose you are a booking clerk. You want to make a ticket reservation. ----A traveler will ask you information about the ticket. Be prepared to his or her questions.Sample questions1 Are there flights from Shanghai to Tokyo everyday?2 Is there only one flight a day or many flights?3 What’s the number of the flight?4 When does the plane take off?5 Do you want a single or a return ticket?6 How much is a one-way ticket?9Task:Suppose you are Mr. Lin, the Manager of this training center.A person interested in your center comes to ask you for some information about. Be prepared to answer his or her questions about your training center.Sample questions1.What kind of people does your training center provide services for?2.Can you tell me some information about your traning courses?3.Do you have some computing and Internet courses?4.Is there any language course?5.Where can I get some further information?6. Whom should I contact if I want to apply for your courses?10Sample questions1.I heard from my friends about your recruitment. Can you tell me somemore information about your company?2.What are the annual sales of your company?3.What does your company manufacture and supply?4.What kind of position are you recruiting?5.What qualifications are needed for a candidate?6.I see. Thank you very much for your attention.7.11 An InterviewTask:--- Suppose you are an graduate who is attending a job interview. Now you are talking with the hiring manager.--- Be prepared to answer the hiring manager’s questions.1.Introduce your college2.What do you know about our company?3.Why do you want to join our company?4.What is your strength？5.What’s your weakness?6.Why do you think you are fit for this job?12 Interview--- Suppose you have a foreign friend who came to China for the first time.--- You are talking Chinese culture and giving some suggestions about his traveling arrangement in Beijing in the following week. Prepare to answer the following questions.1.I am very interested in Chinese Culture. Can you tell me something about it?2.Where do you recommend me to travel？3.I want to know something about Chinese Kongfu. Can you tell me something aboutit?4.I also want to enjoy Chinese food. What is your suggestion?5.I also want to buy some gift for my American friends. What can I buy?6.Are there any other places I could visit besides Beijing?13 InterviewTask:--- Suppose you work in a travel agency.--- A customer is asking you some questions about traveling.1.What are the most popular tourist sites recently?2.Can you describe these sites for me？ Because I never been anyone of them?3.Which one do you recommend me to travel?4.How much is the travel? Is there any discount if I my mother also join this travel?5.What about the accommodation?6.Is there anything I should pay attention during my traveling?15 Now you see an introduction of a hotel.。