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雅思口語壓分?

最近放暑假，很多考生在這段時(shí)間急著考雅思，但是我周圍一起的雅思考生都發(fā)現(xiàn)寫作以及口語方面的分?jǐn)?shù)不如自己的預(yù)期甚至相差較大，這時(shí)候許多烤鴨們猶豫是否要花1400元復(fù)議成績還是放棄復(fù)議專心準(zhǔn)備下一次考試，在這里就我個(gè)人經(jīng)歷想分享給小伙伴們。

我是在今年7月第一次考的雅思考試，由于沒有通過，故而又報(bào)考了一場考試。遺憾的是，兩次考試雖然總分都夠6.5然后卻偏偏都口語都卡在了5.5。于是我和家里商量了下決定了成績復(fù)議。一個(gè)多月后我收到了BC的復(fù)議回復(fù)：口語從5.5提高到6.5。等待過程的確煎熬，不過結(jié)果總算令人欣喜?，F(xiàn)在回想當(dāng)時(shí)決定復(fù)議與否的幾個(gè)原因，大致如下：

(1)考后估分

第一次的那場雅思考試口語考5.5分在意料之中，因?yàn)楫?dāng)時(shí)part2回答完后就感覺并不理想，所言內(nèi)容不夠且結(jié)巴，所以當(dāng)時(shí)考完后給自己口語估分就是在5.5~6。然而第二次的口語和之前對比了一下發(fā)現(xiàn)，part2和part3明顯要好，不論內(nèi)容充實(shí)度還是流暢度，所以那次考完后自己的口語估分至少是6。

(2)參考雅思模擬考試

每個(gè)月給自己做一次雅思模擬考試，尤其是對雅思口語而言，最好找一個(gè)專業(yè)的口語?？祭蠋焷斫o你做口語?？?，考完之后最好讓他給你做個(gè)口語評估，根據(jù)雅思口語評分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)來評價(jià)，然后從這些評價(jià)中及時(shí)找出自己的問題。我記得?？嫉臅r(shí)候，他給我的口語打分是6分，并且給了我一些建設(shè)性的評價(jià)：語音語調(diào)OK，詞匯語法OK，流暢度一般，內(nèi)容以當(dāng)前詞匯量有能力說得更多些。于是我回憶了自己口語發(fā)揮的情況后，再一次肯定自己應(yīng)在6以上。

(3)考前準(zhǔn)備

大家都知道雅思的口語分3個(gè)部分，其中part2會有50多個(gè)話題卡，相對于part1和part3來說part2是可以提前準(zhǔn)備好的，如果口語考試時(shí)正好問到準(zhǔn)備過的話題，那么你應(yīng)該是對自己的口語發(fā)揮有一個(gè)大致的概念，因?yàn)閜art2是口語考試的重頭戲，也決定口語能拿多少分。因?yàn)橹耙呀?jīng)準(zhǔn)備的很充分了，所以那場雅思口語考試發(fā)揮正常，所以我對自己的水平是有底的。分?jǐn)?shù)出來之后我就果斷去復(fù)議了。

(4)避免投機(jī)取巧

很多考生都會去雅思培訓(xùn)機(jī)構(gòu)上課，有些老師會提供模板給你參考，但是有些考生平時(shí)不好好準(zhǔn)備，就想通過背模板獲得高分，這種想法千萬要不得。我自己暑假也去報(bào)網(wǎng)課，主要是給自己的雅思口語做一些培訓(xùn)，當(dāng)時(shí)老師說過，你背沒背范文，考官一聽就聽出來了，還是用自己的內(nèi)容去打動考官。如果你在part1和part2的表現(xiàn)都不錯，但是part3沒有好好準(zhǔn)備，回答磕磕巴巴的，考官本著寧可錯殺一千不可放過一個(gè)的態(tài)度，基本不會給你一個(gè)滿意的分?jǐn)?shù)的。

(5)關(guān)于雅思復(fù)議費(fèi)

雅思官方的規(guī)定是，雅思復(fù)議如果成功，新的成績單會交到你手上，1400塊會退回給考生，若不成功則不退。這筆費(fèi)用不少，如果你對自己的雅思成績不是十分有把握，不建議你冒這個(gè)風(fēng)險(xiǎn)去復(fù)議。分?jǐn)?shù)如果實(shí)在差距很大，距離你留學(xué)申請的時(shí)間還有比較充裕的空檔，那大可一試。

(6)雅思復(fù)議大環(huán)境

在考慮復(fù)議前，我也咨詢過一些復(fù)議過雅思的朋友，他們中有口語從5.5提高到6.5的，這也促使我做下了復(fù)議的決定。不過前幾年發(fā)生過雅思成績?nèi)∠那闆r，確實(shí)很多考生不太敢冒險(xiǎn)復(fù)議，不過好在復(fù)議失敗也不存在成績?nèi)∠那闆r。

(7)調(diào)整好心態(tài)

在我們決定復(fù)議后，得做好最壞的心理準(zhǔn)備，同時(shí)報(bào)考下一場考試，比較人人都有失誤的時(shí)候，也許復(fù)議結(jié)果出來分?jǐn)?shù)還是原樣，所以調(diào)整心態(tài)是最重要的。復(fù)議手續(xù)辦完之后，建議烤鴨們就當(dāng)做此次復(fù)議已經(jīng)失敗或從未發(fā)生，自己退無可退，專心準(zhǔn)備下次考試。千萬不能再準(zhǔn)備考試期間對復(fù)議有過多幻想和期待，因?yàn)閺?fù)議提交后自己能做的都做了，其他事情說白了聽天由命不在自己把控范圍內(nèi)，只能著眼當(dāng)下提高自己英語的硬實(shí)力備考下一場。

個(gè)人大約分享的復(fù)議經(jīng)歷只有這么多，希望能給感覺成績不如預(yù)期但猶豫是否要復(fù)議的同學(xué)們有所幫助。歸根究底，自身有考過的實(shí)力才是最基本的要素，平時(shí)多注意和老師的溝通和他們對自己的評估不斷針對地訓(xùn)練提高，才能在考試時(shí)不慌，考試后準(zhǔn)確評估自己，這樣也能在選擇復(fù)議時(shí)更有信心。

老師建議：坦然面對，不懼失敗

很多同學(xué)都非常懼怕考試壓分，甚至考慮換個(gè)城市，去偏遠(yuǎn)的地區(qū)考試，理由是覺得外地的“壓分”情況不嚴(yán)重。首先不管是否有壓分的現(xiàn)象，考生都應(yīng)該把雅思備考作放在首位，準(zhǔn)備好了再去參加雅思考試，換個(gè)城市考雅思，只不過是換個(gè)考點(diǎn)，成績還是要通過自己的努力才能得來。如果真的是靠實(shí)力考雅思受到不公平的壓分，那就勇敢的去復(fù)議。如果真的是實(shí)力不足，考生也不要灰心，再接再厲，總會有好的結(jié)果。

2020年9-12月雅思口語part1答案解析：Shopping

1. Do you like shopping?

Not really. I find shopping a bit of a drag to be honest. I don’t like going round stores and shops looking at clothes and things. I much prefer to look at things casually on my phone and order things online, but even then I don’t really enjoy it much. I’m not someone who gets much pleasure from shopping really.

2. How often do you go shopping?

About once every couple of weeks, I think. Of course, to buy food, I will go to the supermarket or a market about once a week, but that’s just to buy some essentials – but clothes shopping or shopping for pleasure, I don’t do that often. Yes, about once a fortnight I’d say, on average.

3. Is price important to you when you buy something?

It totally depends on what I want to buy! I usually compare prices of the same items I want to buy, online, then choose the best value item. There’s a lot of sales at certain times of year online in China too, like the now-famous 11-11 day, and things like this.

4. Do old people and young people have different shopping habits?

Most definitely. Older people usually just buy essentials like food and domestic items, but younger people are often into fashion and trends, so they enjoy buying clothes, accessories and sometimes famous brand names that are on sale in the high streets or online. Younger people are also more frivolous with money, it seems, so they indulge in the latest fashions without thinking so much about their longer-term value.

2020年9-12月雅思口語part2&3答案解析：有用的一本書

Describe a book you read that you found useful.

You should say:

What it is

When and where you read it

Why you think it is useful

And explain how you feel about this book

A book I found exceedingly useful in my studies was quite a boring book actually, I have to say. It was a book on English grammar, by a man called Michael Swan, a famous grammarian. It was given to me by a foreign teacher at university. It’s a hugely useful book, as it is organized and laid out in quite a logical way, quite different to other grammar books I’ve seen. It’s really easy to find what you want in it, and the explanations and examples are incredibly clear. I used it a lot when I was writing essays, actually, because I was often unsure how to use certain aspects of English grammar, or in doubt if I was using them correctly. For example, the use of “would” to be “used to” is something that used to confuse me, so I remember looking up “would” in the index of the book and finding numerous examples of the usage, not just the conditional usage, but its usage in terms of meaning “used to”, or “usually” in the past tense. From the examples in the book I quickly grasped the difference in the different uses of “would” in the English language. This is just one example of many times I’ve used this book to check or clarify English language use in my studies. I feel very happy that my teacher gave me this book as a leaving present when I moved on to another year, and it has helped me immensely. I’ve often lent it to classmates and colleagues and they always say that it’s the best grammar book they’ve seen. It’s not cheap to buy though, so I try to look after it and make sure that whoever I lend it to, gives it me back!

Part3

1. What kind of books do young people like to read nowadays?

Young people tend to read a lot of adventure stories I think. Well, it really depends on the age, really. I’m talking about teenagers. I think teenagers like the more modern adventure heroes like the characters in Marvel comics and films. There are quite a few stories of this nature which are popular. Harry Potter has become internationally hugely famous too, and a lot of young people, young people of all ages in fact, have got really into Harry Potter, both in the original English language versions and also in the Chinese translations. I’d say these probably are the most popular books for young people today. They capture all the elements young people like: adventure, school drama, magic and fantasy!

2. Some people believe that if children read more books, they may become more successful in the future. What’s your opinion?

I think that reading is definitely good for young people as it not only expands their vocabulary in their own language and in a foreign language they’re studying, but also helps to improve their understanding of people, human interactions, relationships and situations in daily life. Reading is something that also helps to focus the mind, improve concentration and self-discipline, and so there are a combination of reasons why I think that reading could contribute to people becoming more successful in the long-term.

3. What’s the value of museums?

Museums are useful to a degree, I think. It really depends. They can be incredibly boring too. I think that if you visit a museum with a group or class from school and you have some tasks to accompany the visit, things to look out for, things to read and do little projects on, then they can be useful and educational. However, if you just walk around a museum aimlessly looking at artefacts and relics, it can be quite tedious, especially if you have no idea what you’re looking at or don’t have a guide or can’t be bothered to read a bit about what you’re seeing. I think the greatest value in museums is when they are designed to be interesting, have interactive exhibits and make learning about history fun and entertaining.

4. Should museums be replaced by the Internet?

Absolutely not. We cannot do everything in our lives online. That actually kills our focus and imagination. Museums are physical spaces that we can walk around with other people, and see things directly, not just on a screen. I would always promote the improvement of museums and not the replacement of them with online versions. It’s important that we keep real artefacts and relics from the history of the world in museums, also to preserve them. And letting the general public go in and see these on display is a lot more meaningful than simply putting these things on show online. However advanced society becomes, seeing a famous or important historical object in real life is much more interesting than seeing it in the form of a photo or video on a website.