[語言類考試復習資料大全]公共英語五級口試模擬題6

1、書山有路勤為徑，學海無涯苦作舟。祝愿天下莘莘學子：學業(yè)有成，金榜題名！語言類考試復習資料大全公共英語五級口試模擬題6公共英語五級口試模擬題6Part A: Self-introduction Examiner: Good morning. Can I have your marksheets, please? Thank you. My name is. and this is my colleague. He/She is not going to talk to you, but he/she is just going to listen to us. So your name is.

2、and. ? Thank you. First of all, wed like to know something about yourselves, so Im going to ask you some questions about yourselves. (Begin with Candidate A, then move on to Candidate B. )Now. (say the name of the candidate and ash questions) 問題:1. Hometown Where are you from? How long have you live

3、d there? How does your hometown compare with. (place where the candidate is currently living)? Family What about your family? Could you tell us something about your family? Work/study What do you do in. (the candidates hometown), do you work or study? (If the candidate is already working) What does

4、your work involve? Is your job something you had always wanted to do? How long do you think you will stay in this job? (If the candidate is still at school, college or university) What are your favorite subjects at school? What exactly are you studying? What type of work are you hoping to do in the

5、future? What qualifications will you need to achieve that? 答案:Candidate A: Im from Zhengzhou.Examiner: How long did you live there?Candidate A: I lived there for 18 years until I went to university in Beijing.Examiner: What is it like living there?Candidate A: It is a very nice city to live in, with

6、 well-developed transportation system, many famous universities and schools, big companies, hospitals, big shopping centers and hotels, etc.Examiner: What about you(say the name of Candidate B)? Where are you from?Candidate B: Im from Dalian. Ive been living there since I was born.Examiner: How does

7、 it compare with Shenyang? Which one do you like better?Candidate B: I like my hometown better. I like its mild weather, its hospitable resident, its beautiful scenery and buildings. Many changes have taken place in the past few years, which give Dalian a completely new look. Im proud of it.Examiner

8、: What do you do in Dalian? Do you work or study?Candidate B: I am studying. Im student of Northeast University of Finance and Economics.Part B: Collaboration Topic: China entry into WTO Examiner: Now (say the names of Candidate A and Candidate B )here is a list of the positive and negative of China

9、s entry into WTO. (Hand out the list to the candidates and let them read it through. )What do you think of these two aspects? Id like each of you to choose three from the list and tell each other why. If you hold different opinions you may argue and you may also add your own ideas that are not liste

10、d here. You just talk to each other and I wont join you. You have 5 minutes. All right. Would you begin? (The examiner may sit back and intervene only when necessary. ) 問題:1. The positive and negative of Chinas entry into WTO: Having time to prepare into WTO Offering great job opportunities The end

11、of tariff cuts Enjoy the benefits it brings Negative effect limited Reducing nations protection Fierce competition State-owned enterprises suffering 答案:Key Points: Positive: Chinas admission into the WTO will bring Chinese businesses both opportunities and challenges. There is no need to worry or pa

12、nic as the changes will be gradual and therefore businesses have time to prepare for them. While stressing the necessity of increasing awareness of the law and constructing a credibility system, Long went on to explain that China has made a commitment to extensively open up its market to join the WT

13、O and will gradually open up service trades such as finance, telecom and retail sectors. China was one of the founding members of the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs (GATT), which was replaced by the World Trade Organization (WTO). Now, as the worlds 10th largest trading country, China has ev

14、ery reason and desire to enter the new world trade body. Both the nation and people will benefit greatly from Chinas entry into the WTO. China used to be deprived of equal trade opportunities and was placed at a distinct disadvantage in world trade. Foreign companies will pour into China and offer g

15、reat job opportunities, which will relieve the unemployment problem. Negative effects of the WTO accession would be limited while there would be substantial benefits for state enterprises, such as the introduction of more foreign technology. China already has a fairly high degree of openness in its

16、economy after years of reforms. Foreign products have already taken a large market share in many sectors, including household electrical appliances, petrochemicals and tyres. State enterprises have long sustained pressure from foreign companies, particularly multinationals. Joining the WTO will also

17、 mean the end of preferential tax treatment for foreign companies operating in China and this will help offset the impact of tariff cuts. China will enjoy the benefits that the organization provides. Lower tariffs and tax rates and fewer trade barriers will facilitate swift and efficient imports and

18、 exports and other trade activities. According to the trade clauses of the WTO, the European Union will cut the tax rates it imposes on our exported textile products, thus allowing the arts and crafts companies in our country to extract more profits from their business. The WTO means opportunity, it

19、 sets the stage for Chinese businesses to cut a brilliant figure in international economic circles. Negative: On the other hand, entry into the WTO will have some negative effects on China. State-owned enterprises in China are undergoing great difficulties, which will be more acute with the flow of

20、foreign competitors into China. Chinas entry into the WTO will drastically reduce the nations protection of its state enterprises. A considerable number of state firms will be unable to sustain the competitive pressure and as a result will see their very survival threatened. Major state companies ar

21、e still concentrated in sectors of the economy that will not see sharp tariff reductions, such as energy, raw materials and transport. Chinas national economy is set to be faced with fierce competition from the outside world. The WTO pursues a relatively equal and free business environment for all o

22、f its members, which poses a major challenge to our economy. Marketing strategies will have to be adjusted or replaced to cope with new competitors, otherwise businesses will have a tough time of it and suffer great loses. We should brace ourselves for the challenge and be prepared to take the initi

23、ative when competition is close to hand. Abundant opportunities and stiff challenges both accompany Chinas entry in the WTO. We should make good use of the chances while suitably dealing with the competition from other countries. We must concentrate our efforts on upgrading our business and becoming

24、 a more integrated part of the international business community. Part C: Presentation Examiner: Now, in this part of the test Im going to give each of you a list of three different topics. Id like you to select one of the topics and give a short presentation of about 2 minutes. When (say the name of

25、 Candidate A)has finished talking, Id like you (say the name of Candidate B) to ash him/her one or two questions. You may make notes while you are preparing and take notes while the other person is talking. All right? Here are your topics. (Hand over the Topic Card A 答案:Key: The first thing to reali

26、ze is studying the English languages that is primarily something that is spoken not written. The introduction of a system for recording thought and speech by writing (and later by printing) was a very important step forward, and without it we would be very largely ignorant of the ways of our ancesto

27、rs. We would be completely shut off from the great minds of the past, and it would be quite impossible for us to study, since we would know nothing about their language, we would still less be in a position to relate that language to the tongues spoken in other countries. The only means we have of k

28、nowing about the language used by Julius Caesar or by King Alfred the Great the words they employed and the grammar of their speech - is by studying such written documents have survived; and in the main that will be the method employed by future generations when they wish to investigate the language

29、 of our own age. Because of this necessity of relying on written documents when learning a language, and because reading and writing have come to occupy so a large place in our daily lives, there has grown a tendency to think of language in terms of the written or printed world. But printing and wri

30、ting are only substitutes for speech. In its primary sense language, as its name implies, is oral. Printing and writing have certainly had an influence on the development of language - usually displaying a conservative tendency, but in the end what is written is determined by what is said. Secondly, we must realize that languages are constantly changing. If we look at a passage from Chaucer (who was writing towards the end of the fourteenth