2. 外语
  3. PART 1 The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics. EXAMPLE:

PART 1 The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics. EXAMPLE:

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问题 PART 1
    The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics.
EXAMPLE:
★Work
— What work do you do?
— Why did you choose that kind of work?
— How do you feel about your job?
— What is the most interesting thing about your job?
★Animals
— Do you have a pet?
— Do people in your country often keep pets?
— Are wild animals protected in your region/country?
— Do you often visit zoos or wildlife parks?
— Which is your favourite animal?
— Are there any animals that you are afraid of?
★Birthdays
— How do people celebrate birthdays in your culture?
— Do people in your family celebrate birthdays in different ways?
— Tell me a little about the best birthday celebration you have been to?

选项
答案 — I think that most people buy a daily newspaper to get the news. A lot of people also watch the news in the evening on TV. Many people get the local news either from a local newspaper or from the radio. The radio is especially popular with people who want to get traffic news, so you can often find people listening to the radio in their cars. If a person has a computer in their office, they probably read some news on the web. — TV is much faster and also sometimes shows live stories. Both TV and newspapers use experts to discuss issues, but on TV they usually only have a few minutes to summarise a situation or argument. Newspapers can deal with issues in more depth. Many people in my country see certain newspapers as being more reliable than the TV news. Another thing to remember is that newspapers can be read almost anywhere, at anytime. — I think that quality newspapers are generally reliable. They look at news stories in depth and from different angles. Some people say that TV is more reliable because you can see a situation. The problem is that you only get to see a limited amount of footage. I think that the Internet is the least reliable became often there is no control over what is posted on it. — A good journalist or reporter should be independent. I mean that they should present both sides of a story. They also need to be observant, noticing things that other people might not see. Most of all, a good journalist or reporter needs to be inquisitive. They need to be able to continue investigating good stories. I almost forgot to mention something else--a journalist or reporter should be good with words. I think we will see more and more people using the Internet, especially as hand-held devices become more popular. I think that TV will continue to be popular, but the future seems less certain for newspapers. My guess is that they will survive online, but that there may be fewer printed newspapers.
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