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雅思口语

Part 2 独立陈述（Long Turn）

• 时长： 3–4分钟（含1分钟准备时间）

• 流程：
1. 考官会给你一张话题卡（Cue Card），上面列出要点。
2. 你有1分钟准备时间，可使用纸笔做笔记。
3. 然后你需连续说2分钟，考官在时间到时会打断你。
4. 最后可能会问1–2个与主题相关的简短问题。

💡 答题技巧：

• 利用一分钟准备时间写下关键点（如关键词、顺序、例子）

• 用笔记记录关键词，不要写完整句子。

• 在陈述中用 “First / Next / Finally” 或 “On one hand / On the other hand” 等连接词来梳理思路

• 若卡壳，可使用填充语（That’s an interesting question... / Let me think for a moment...）。

• 若时间快到，可用一句 “In conclusion…” 或 “To sum up…” 做简短总结

• 被打断或没说满 1–2 分钟时，也不用慌张，可简要延伸某一点或回答考官追问

Part 3 深入讨论（Discussion）

• 时长： 4–5分钟

• 内容： 考官会根据Part 2的话题，引申出更抽象或社会性的问题。

💡 答题技巧：

• 采用观点 + 解释 + 例子 (Point–Explain–Example, PEE) 的结构进行回答

• 回答时要尽量展开（不要只说一两句就停），但也要注意不要偏题

Part 2

参考答案

• during a family trip （在）一次家庭旅行中

• unforgettable experience （一次）难忘的经历

• munching on bamboo 嚼着竹子
munch verb /mʌntʃ/ [intransitive, transitive] to eat sth steadily and often noisily, especially sth hard and/or dry 大声咀嚼，用力咀嚼（脆的食物） synonym chomp

• What struck me most was 最让我印象深刻的是

• clumsiness noun 笨拙

• deliberate 在这里的意思是 “从容的 / 不慌不忙的 / 有意识控制的”，而不是“故意的”

• bamboo stalks /stɔːk/ 竹茎
stalk noun （叶）柄；（花）梗

• vegetarian noun /ˌvedʒəˈteriən/ 素食者

• evolve to survive 进化以适应生存

• intriguing adj. /ɪnˈtriːɡɪŋ/ very interesting because of being unusual or not having an obvious answer 非常有趣的；引人入胜的；神秘的

• a low-nutrition diet 低营养的饮食

• endangered status 濒危状态
它们作为濒危物种的处境

• draw me 吸引我

Part 3

1. Why are some people more willing to protect wild animals than others?
参考答案
People’s willingness to protect wild animals often depends on their values, upbringing, and level of exposure to nature. Those who grow up in environments where environmental education is emphasised tend to develop a stronger sense of responsibility towards wildlife. In contrast, people who are more focused on immediate economic benefits may see animals as resources rather than living beings that deserve protection.
Additionally, emotional connection plays a key role. If someone has had meaningful experiences with animals—such as visiting nature reserves or learning about endangered species—they are more likely to empathise with them. On the other hand, a lack of awareness or distance from nature can lead to indifference, simply because people do not fully understand the consequences of wildlife loss.
• nature reserve [C] 自然保护区
• endangered species 濒危物种
• empathize verb /ˈempəθaɪz/ (British English also empathise) [intransitive] empathize (with somebody/something) to understand another person’s feelings and experiences, especially because you have been in a similar situation 有同感；产生共鸣；同情

2. Do you think it’s important to take children to zoo to see animals?
参考答案
Yes, I believe it is important, provided that the zoos are ethical and well-managed. For many children, zoos offer their first direct exposure to wild animals, which can spark curiosity and foster respect for nature. Seeing animals in real life is far more impactful than learning about them through books or screens, especially at a young age.
That said, zoos should not function purely as entertainment venues. They should prioritise animal welfare and education. If children are taught why certain animals are endangered and how humans affect their habitats, zoos can play a meaningful role in shaping environmentally responsible attitudes. Otherwise, without proper guidance, the educational value of zoo visits can be quite limited.