年已过，学已上，改收拾收拾心情准备雅思了，同学们。特整理一下2016年1月至4月雅思口语Part1新题及一份参考答案，希望能给各位考生作参考。要提醒烤鸭们注意：有些问题可以归并地串联在一起的，即: 换汤不换药。不必大动干戈地把整个题库几百到题目背来背去，让自己不堪其重。

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Topic 1 Computer

1.How often do you use your computer?

I use my computer every day, for browsing news, making purchase online, as well as for downloading learning apps.

2.What kinds of computers are popular in China?

I guess maybe office computers and laptops. For brand,I believe apple-brand computers take up the most market share among Chinese people.

3.Who taught you how to use a computer?

Actually I’m a self-taught computer learner, but I first learned computer with the help of my high school teacher Mr. Thompson,from Britain.

4.Do you think computers have changed your life a lot?

No doubt. Computers have largely facilitated our lifeas we don’t have to worry about abhorrent calculations, and online shopping as well as friend-making software have benefitted us quite a lot.

Topic 2 Park/Garden

1.Are public gardens very important in China?

I assume yes. Public gardens may help to purify the air as well as provide us with a good place to stroll in. After tiring work or study, we feel at ease in the garden with all kinds of flowers in the eyesight. Also the garden is a symbol of local “green-belts”.

2.Do you think there are enough public gardens in your hometown?

I guess yes, but there is no garden nearby my house. I wish there were more.

3.What do you think are the benefits of having gardens in the city?

Well, I would say, they beautify the city and enhance tourism by attracting visitors. What’s more, they are often where couplesflirt.

4.Do gardens play the same role for old people and young people?

I don’t think so. Old people tend to walk in the garden to kill time or loneliness, while for young people, the garden is a cosy place for them to talk about love. Anyway, the garden is a nice place for all ages of people to relax and to read.

5.Do you think gardens have any value for children?

For children, the garden is a childhood memory cos when they grow up and recall the past, they at least share something in common that they experienced all together.

6.Which do you think is more important, public gardens or private gardens?

Public gardens, of course, since public gardens are well-constructed with various public facilities. A boisterous but good-natured crowd may have fun together.

Or: Private gardens of course, cos we grow plants anytime available to build up our own independent space.

Topic 3 Science

1.Do you like science?

I do, science is the pillar of economic development and it’s against superstition.

2.Are there many science museums in your hometown?

I guess yes, like the Beijing Science and Technology Museum.

3.Did you like science classes when you were young?

I did, although they were kind’a demanding for me. I learned the mysteries of the world through science classes.

4.Do you think school children should learn both art classes and science classes?

Well, that depends. It’s hard to say cos for students who have an extremely keen interest in a certain subject that they also excel at, I don’t think it’s necessary to learn both; but for those who don’t show a particular preference, maybe it’s better to integrate art classes with science classes.

Topic 4 Handcrafts

1.Do you like to collect things made by hand?

I do, like puppets

2.Did you ever take handcrafts lessons at school?

I remember I did, but only few, about paper-cut.

3.Are handcrafts popular in China?

Certainly. Handcrafts are the traditional Chinese culture as we often send handmade gifts to our friends as a custom, such as paper-cuts and embroidery.

4.Do you think children should learn more about handcrafts?

In China, yes. Making handcrafts may exercise children’s imagination and creativity since they are at the best age to learn new things.

Topic 5 Study Efficiency

1.Do you prefer to study in the morning or in the evening?

I prefer to study in the morning cos my mind is active after a good rest at night. We have the old saying: the best season during a day is the morning.

2.Why do some people find it difficult to focus in the morning?

I reckon because they don’t have a good rest, say they stayed up late the night before. Some people have really irregular timetables.

3.What do you do to improve learning efficiency?

I would say, to integrate work with leisure, have a clear division of work and rest by making a clear schedule. Keeping a good mood also matters a lot.

Topic 6 Bicycles

1.How often do you ride bicycles?

Nearly once a week. / Every day.

2.Is it difficult to learn how to ride a bicycle?

It’s just ok. I’m afraid of falling off. And we have to keep balance, actually. This maybe is the most difficult part for a beginner.

3.Is it popular to ride bicycles in your country?

In intermediate and small cities yes, but I don’t think riding a bike is something good in a large city like in Beijing, we have a really fast pace of life every day, we’re tired. I just don’t wanna make myself worse.

4.When was the last time you used your bicycle?

If I’m not mistaken, it was ___ days ago.

5.Do you think bicycle is very convenient for people to use in modern life?

Of course yes, bicycle is a symbol(象征) of green and clean transport. We don’t have to worry about traffic jams riding a bike. It’s also economical(代替cheap).

6.How would you teach your children how to ride a bicycle?

I’d let my children learn it by themselves.

Topic 7 Dancing

1.How often do you dance?

I don’t form a routine. I dance on an irregular basis,say, when I’m happy, I’d dance quite often.

2.Is dancing difficult to learn?

Yes, cos the dancing gestures and postures are sometimes really tough to learn well. Good dance requires really high flexibility.

3.Would you learn dancing in the future?

I would consider it. It makes me fit and helps to cultivate femininity (适合女考生) or good temperament (适合男考生).

4.Where do Chinese people usually go dancing?

Personally, we would like to dance in the ball or forthe older people, in the park, like the square dancing.