以下是整理的《精編英語口語考試話題》，希望大家喜歡！
1.金錢觀
A: have you ever heard the news that Beijing Normal University professor Dong Fan's word about money?
B: Yeah, he told his graduate students in his micro blog that they should not "visit him or mention him as their mentor if they cannot amass a fortune of 40 million yuan ($6.1 million) by the age of 40.
A: That's right. He also said,for highly educated people, poverty means disgrace and failure,which cuaused widespread disagreement. So what do you think of it , well, i mean his opinion towards money?
B:I think nowadays people's attitude towards money has just become kind of abnormal,they do not focus on society, on personal value but just concentrate on how to get money as much as possible. And they ignore their responsibilty.
A: I agree.So that is why many professors, whom we used to laud as the "engineers of human souls", are so busy trying to become rich themselves they have no time or inclination to educate their students with lofty ideals that might benefit both the student and society.
B: I think we should think it and find inside what we really need, this requires not only ourselves but this country to treat the money values seriously.
2關(guān)于外貌
(1)First,I think one's character is very important. because a good character can make your friend find your own nature and know you better. The apperence is just a surface. It can be change beautiful,but the character can't be change so easy.
(2) Alma: What’s the matter, Janice? You haven’t even touched your food. Are you feeling under the weather(不舒服的)? Janice: It’s nothing. I’m just not hungry. Alma：What happened at school today? Janice：Mom，am I really that ugly?
Alma：Are you kidding? My Janice is the cutest; who said you were ugly? Janice: You’re just too subjective(主觀的) because you’re my mother. Alma: What makes you think like this? Haven’t you always been confident? Janice: I’m afraid my confidence took a severe beating today. Alma: Okay, what really happened today?
Janice: The boys in our class organized a dinosaur(恐龍的) selection survey; I was placed third.
Alma: What’s a “dinosaur selection survey?”
Janice: It’s a contest for the “non-pretty people” in the class. It’s the “in” thing to call anybody is ugly “dinosaur”.
Alma: They’re really mean and I tell you they don’t know beauty when they see it. Janice: But these are the results. I think they count for something. Alma: Janice, what do you think Mom in her days?
Janice: Very pretty! You were the school muse, weren’t you, Mom?
Alma: Well, yes. But you know what, the guy I had a crush on thought I was plain looking. He wouldn’t even give me the time of day. Janice: How could that be possible?
Alma: What’s more, the lady who eventually became his wife someone we considered a plain Jane(普通人).
Janice: Is this what they call “Love makes one blind to all imperfections(情人眼里出西施)?”
Alma: Right on the dot. And the ensuing years saw his wife becoming more and more beautiful, at least, from our viewpoint.
Janice: Did she undergo any cosmetic surgery?
Alma: No, she became more confident, her smile grew warmer, her manner of clothing more stylish, and she became more graceful.
Janice: Are you trying to tell me that I can be an intellectual beauty like her?
Alma: That’s right! And I believe that you can be more outstanding than she was. Janice: Mom, do most men like skinny women?
Alma: You forget that your brother goes for women with rounded figures(豐滿身材)?
Janice: Charles, in your opinion, what type of girl is the most attractive?
Charles: The girl we consider most popular in our class is the one with the sweetest smile, although her features are not that perfect. Janice: Really?
Charles: Sis, in reality, each one has his own image of a beautiful woman. It’s just like saying a lot of girls think I’m handsome and yet, the girl I have a crush on doesn’t think that way.
Janice: That’s true. I also happen to think that you’re too skinny. Handsome, no way! Charles: Okay, okay…I try to comfort you and look what I get in return. Alma: Looks like our Janice has her confidence back.
3私家車.
Setting: two students sitting in their newly rented car, ready to drive for the first time.
A: It is raining outside. Good to know we have our own car and don't have to stand in the rain to wait for buses.
B: I know, it is well spent 1,000 Yuan.
A: Oh, look at the traffic, there are so many cars, we are hardly moving
B: It is probably just the traffic light. Be patient.
A: It's been five minutes and we haven't moved an inch.
B: But at least we are in the car and are still dry.
A: This is what happens when everyone decides to get a car, the street turns into a big parking lot and the air is heavily polluted.
A: It's been five minutes and we haven't moved an inch.
B: But at least we are in the car and are still dry.
A: This is what happens when everyone decides to get a car, the street turns into a big parking lot and the air is heavily polluted.
Cindy：Sure. You can find everything all over the world. Let's check it out online!(They log in a shopping web site.)
當(dāng)然了。你能買到全世界所有的東西。我們來上網(wǎng)看看吧。(她們點(diǎn)進(jìn)了一個購物網(wǎng)站。) Danny：Oh， what's this? Second-hand cellphone store? 哦，這是什么?二手手機(jī)商店?
Cindy：Yeah， this one is very famous with a good credit among on-line customers. It's like an open free market. If you want to change your cellphone for a new one， you can sell the old one here.
是啊，這家店很有名，它在網(wǎng)上顧客中有很好聲譽(yù)。它就像是一個開放的市場。如果你想換一個新的手機(jī)，你可以到這里來把你的舊手機(jī)賣掉。 Danny：Really? How to do that? 真的嗎?怎么賣呢?
Cindy：Take some pictures of the thing you want to sell， then upload it onto line with a brief description about it and leave your connecting number. Then your stuff will be sold by auction. 先給你要賣的東西拍幾張照片，把照片上傳到網(wǎng)上，再附上物品的簡要說明和你的聯(lián)系方式，這樣你的東西就會按照拍賣的方式在這里出售了。
Danny：That's amazing. I'd love to try it later. Oh， an on-line virtual supermarket? 這真是太棒了。我以后一定要試一試。哦，有個網(wǎng)上虛擬超市? Cindy：Let's click to check it out. 我們點(diǎn)擊進(jìn)去看看。
Danny：Oh， I got it. It simulates the real supermarket， which makes it feel so real. Mom will love it. She loves shopping in supermarkets.
哦，明白了。它是仿照了真的超市，這使它像真的一樣。我媽媽會很喜歡的。她最愛逛超市了。
Cindy：No doubt about it. Shopping online will get more and more popular. It's a real revolution about people's consuming habits.
毫無疑問。網(wǎng)上購物會越來越流行的。這是人們消費(fèi)習(xí)慣上的一場真正的革命。 Danny：Are there any disadvantages about it?
B: Yes, we should all go by bikes or buses to improve the traffic and save our environment.
A: But I really want my own car. I'm tired of waiting for buses or fighting over taxi on a Friday evening. I want my freedom to go places, but I guess having a car doesn't mean having freedom, we also need to have expanded streets for the cars to drive on and advanced clear technology for us to still have clean air to breathe.
B: I'm sure the city is doing its best, but this won't happen overnight.
A: I know, I need to be patient, right?
B: Yes, we should all go by bikes or buses to improve the traffic and save our environment.
A: But I really want my own car. I'm tired of waiting for buses or fighting over taxi on a Friday evening. I want my freedom to go places, but I guess having a car doesn't mean having freedom, we also need to have expanded streets for the cars to drive on and advanced clear technology for us to still have clean air to breathe.
B: I'm sure the city is doing its best, but this won't happen overnight.
A: I know, I need to be patient, right?
1.金錢觀
A: have you ever heard the news that Beijing Normal University professor Dong Fan's word about money?
B: Yeah, he told his graduate students in his micro blog that they should not "visit him or mention him as their mentor if they cannot amass a fortune of 40 million yuan ($6.1 million) by the age of 40.
A: That's right. He also said,for highly educated people, poverty means disgrace and failure,which cuaused widespread disagreement. So what do you think of it , well, i mean his opinion towards money?
B:I think nowadays people's attitude towards money has just become kind of abnormal,they do not focus on society, on personal value but just concentrate on how to get money as much as possible. And they ignore their responsibilty.
A: I agree.So that is why many professors, whom we used to laud as the "engineers of human souls", are so busy trying to become rich themselves they have no time or inclination to educate their students with lofty ideals that might benefit both the student and society.
B: I think we should think it and find inside what we really need, this requires not only ourselves but this country to treat the money values seriously.
2關(guān)于外貌
(1)First,I think one's character is very important. because a good character can make your friend find your own nature and know you better. The apperence is just a surface. It can be change beautiful,but the character can't be change so easy.
(2) Alma: What’s the matter, Janice? You haven’t even touched your food. Are you feeling under the weather(不舒服的)? Janice: It’s nothing. I’m just not hungry. Alma：What happened at school today? Janice：Mom，am I really that ugly?
Alma：Are you kidding? My Janice is the cutest; who said you were ugly? Janice: You’re just too subjective(主觀的) because you’re my mother. Alma: What makes you think like this? Haven’t you always been confident? Janice: I’m afraid my confidence took a severe beating today. Alma: Okay, what really happened today?
Janice: The boys in our class organized a dinosaur(恐龍的) selection survey; I was placed third.
Alma: What’s a “dinosaur selection survey?”
Janice: It’s a contest for the “non-pretty people” in the class. It’s the “in” thing to call anybody is ugly “dinosaur”.
Alma: They’re really mean and I tell you they don’t know beauty when they see it. Janice: But these are the results. I think they count for something. Alma: Janice, what do you think Mom in her days?
Janice: Very pretty! You were the school muse, weren’t you, Mom?
Alma: Well, yes. But you know what, the guy I had a crush on thought I was plain looking. He wouldn’t even give me the time of day. Janice: How could that be possible?
Alma: What’s more, the lady who eventually became his wife someone we considered a plain Jane(普通人).
Janice: Is this what they call “Love makes one blind to all imperfections(情人眼里出西施)?”
Alma: Right on the dot. And the ensuing years saw his wife becoming more and more beautiful, at least, from our viewpoint.
Janice: Did she undergo any cosmetic surgery?
Alma: No, she became more confident, her smile grew warmer, her manner of clothing more stylish, and she became more graceful.
Janice: Are you trying to tell me that I can be an intellectual beauty like her?
Alma: That’s right! And I believe that you can be more outstanding than she was. Janice: Mom, do most men like skinny women?
Alma: You forget that your brother goes for women with rounded figures(豐滿身材)?
Janice: Charles, in your opinion, what type of girl is the most attractive?
Charles: The girl we consider most popular in our class is the one with the sweetest smile, although her features are not that perfect. Janice: Really?
Charles: Sis, in reality, each one has his own image of a beautiful woman. It’s just like saying a lot of girls think I’m handsome and yet, the girl I have a crush on doesn’t think that way.
Janice: That’s true. I also happen to think that you’re too skinny. Handsome, no way! Charles: Okay, okay…I try to comfort you and look what I get in return. Alma: Looks like our Janice has her confidence back.
3私家車.
Setting: two students sitting in their newly rented car, ready to drive for the first time.
A: It is raining outside. Good to know we have our own car and don't have to stand in the rain to wait for buses.
B: I know, it is well spent 1,000 Yuan.
A: Oh, look at the traffic, there are so many cars, we are hardly moving
B: It is probably just the traffic light. Be patient.
A: It's been five minutes and we haven't moved an inch.
B: But at least we are in the car and are still dry.
A: This is what happens when everyone decides to get a car, the street turns into a big parking lot and the air is heavily polluted.
A: It's been five minutes and we haven't moved an inch.
B: But at least we are in the car and are still dry.
A: This is what happens when everyone decides to get a car, the street turns into a big parking lot and the air is heavily polluted.
Cindy：Sure. You can find everything all over the world. Let's check it out online!(They log in a shopping web site.)
當(dāng)然了。你能買到全世界所有的東西。我們來上網(wǎng)看看吧。(她們點(diǎn)進(jìn)了一個購物網(wǎng)站。) Danny：Oh， what's this? Second-hand cellphone store? 哦，這是什么?二手手機(jī)商店?
Cindy：Yeah， this one is very famous with a good credit among on-line customers. It's like an open free market. If you want to change your cellphone for a new one， you can sell the old one here.
是啊，這家店很有名，它在網(wǎng)上顧客中有很好聲譽(yù)。它就像是一個開放的市場。如果你想換一個新的手機(jī)，你可以到這里來把你的舊手機(jī)賣掉。 Danny：Really? How to do that? 真的嗎?怎么賣呢?
Cindy：Take some pictures of the thing you want to sell， then upload it onto line with a brief description about it and leave your connecting number. Then your stuff will be sold by auction. 先給你要賣的東西拍幾張照片，把照片上傳到網(wǎng)上，再附上物品的簡要說明和你的聯(lián)系方式，這樣你的東西就會按照拍賣的方式在這里出售了。
Danny：That's amazing. I'd love to try it later. Oh， an on-line virtual supermarket? 這真是太棒了。我以后一定要試一試。哦，有個網(wǎng)上虛擬超市? Cindy：Let's click to check it out. 我們點(diǎn)擊進(jìn)去看看。
Danny：Oh， I got it. It simulates the real supermarket， which makes it feel so real. Mom will love it. She loves shopping in supermarkets.
哦，明白了。它是仿照了真的超市，這使它像真的一樣。我媽媽會很喜歡的。她最愛逛超市了。
Cindy：No doubt about it. Shopping online will get more and more popular. It's a real revolution about people's consuming habits.
毫無疑問。網(wǎng)上購物會越來越流行的。這是人們消費(fèi)習(xí)慣上的一場真正的革命。 Danny：Are there any disadvantages about it?
B: Yes, we should all go by bikes or buses to improve the traffic and save our environment.
A: But I really want my own car. I'm tired of waiting for buses or fighting over taxi on a Friday evening. I want my freedom to go places, but I guess having a car doesn't mean having freedom, we also need to have expanded streets for the cars to drive on and advanced clear technology for us to still have clean air to breathe.
B: I'm sure the city is doing its best, but this won't happen overnight.
A: I know, I need to be patient, right?
B: Yes, we should all go by bikes or buses to improve the traffic and save our environment.
A: But I really want my own car. I'm tired of waiting for buses or fighting over taxi on a Friday evening. I want my freedom to go places, but I guess having a car doesn't mean having freedom, we also need to have expanded streets for the cars to drive on and advanced clear technology for us to still have clean air to breathe.
B: I'm sure the city is doing its best, but this won't happen overnight.
A: I know, I need to be patient, right?