雅思口語Part2真題解析 : 有意思的故事

對于不熟悉雅思口語考試的同學(xué)來說，Part2 是一個艱難的話題。相比于Part1和Part3的一問一答形式的，2分鐘的獨自敘述，考試時緊張的氛圍，語言組織能力的匱乏，思維停頓導(dǎo)致英文連貫性的中斷。一切的一切都讓考生們對Part2望而生畏。但其實，善于總結(jié)的同學(xué)們不難發(fā)現(xiàn)Part2里的很多話題都可以用相似的或者說是近乎相同的答案去進行替換使用。今怯，在這里，我們就來看一下怎么用一部系列書籍（或者電影）去描述一個近期高頻的考題。

有意思的故事，是近期雅思口語Part2里的一大熱門話題。我這里以Harry Potter為例。選擇Harry Potter的原因很簡單，因為它是一部耳熟能詳，風(fēng)靡全世界的系列書籍。同時，它還是一部有著同名系列電影的作品。選擇它，就等于準(zhǔn)備了兩個話題的答案。電影或者書籍/故事，問到任何一個話題，就可以輕松的將兩個答案進行改編和替換。

 

Describe a story or a novel that was particularly interesting to you

You should say:

What story or the novel was

Where you knew it

When you read it

And how you felt about it

 

Answer: “The mind is not a book, to be opened at will and examined at leisure.” This sentence is said by my favorite character, Professor Severus Snap. Well, you know, I’m really glad you ask me this question, as you see, I’m a huge fan of Harry Potter series.  I don’t think I need to explain too much about this story, it’s about a young wizard named Harry Potter and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, all of whom are students at Hogwarts School . The main story are concerns Harry's struggle against Lord Voldemort. I picked them up because everyone else was, as well as by accident. I remember being eleven and trying to convince myself that the Harry Potter world was real, and that the only reason I hadn't gotten my Hogwarts letter yet was that it had somehow gotten lost in the owl post. Harry, Hermione, and Ron were there for me throughout all the difficult times in my childhood. Every time I read the books today, I get something more out of it. The emotional moments are raw and real, and I can appreciate them now more at age 24 than I ever could at age 11. It means something different to every Potterhead, but these books changed our lives – they turned us onto reading, or gave us a community, or even just made us smile. Here’s to the magic and wonder of the world of Harry Potter. I still remember when the lights dim in the theater at my midnight showing, my heart soared at the final music and I laughed and cried and forgot, just for one second, that I am a Muggle. But the story of Rowling’s impact on this generation and beyond isn’t over yet – in fact, it’s only just beginning.