大学英语口语考试-话题三四

大学英语口语考试-话 题 快递公司问题件快递公司问题件货款处理关于圆的周长面积重点题型关于解方程组的题及答案关于南海问题 三四 Topic 3 job hunting 在图书馆，A、B、C再喝咖啡。 A: This is your coffee. That is yours. B, C: Thank you. B: Time is flying, we will be the students of grade 3. C: Yeah, I see the graduates are taking photos outside the library. D: Hi, it’s really nice to see you here. I have heard you talk about the graduates, right? A: Yes, they are taking photos around the campus. B: I have heard that nowadays with the growing number of graduates. It becomes harder and harder for we students to find a good job. D: What makes things worse, some big cities prefer local graduate employment. C: That’s really a problem. I have heard that the Beijing Personnel Bureau said it would try to find a job for every college graduate who has Beijing residency, and that it encourages local employees to hire Beijing graduates. D: I think it’s really discriminatory. Such a policy means great inequality and unfairness. A: Yes, without equality of employment and freedom of labor movement, the country’s young educated cannot be put to good use,. The negative factors of the old employment system such as corruption, nepotism and favoritism would return to plague the labor market. B: No. I really don’t think so. Maybe the policy is responsible and pragmatic rather than discriminatory. D: Yes, for many years, the central government has been encouraging graduates to find jobs at grassroots levels and in underdeveloped areas. But many graduates still flock to big cities to seek employment in big enterprises and companies. B: En. The Beijing policy is in fact to encourage students to rely on the government to find them jobs near their home. A: Stop, stop. It’s really useless to talk whether the policy is good or not. We can not handle it. What interests me is what your guys plan to do after graduation? C: I’m not sure. Further study? Taking a job? Maybe I should think twice. D: I’m going to do the further study. B: Maybe I will take a job through my parents. A: En, I want to find a job. But I have to develop my own networks, through friends or connections made during internships. This is the way I should go. C: My parents want me to find a job after graduate, but I want to do the further study. It is really a question. A: Yeah. But I think we should have supper now. It’s late. B: Yeah, I’m hungry. Topic 4 College life A: hey B! Would you go to the library this afternoon? B: Yes, I will. What’s up? A: Could you please help me return two books? I have to attend a meeting this afternoon. B: Ok, no problem. A: Thanks a lot. B: You’re welcome. Hello, C. How are you being? C: Fine, thank you. Are you busy in preparing the final exam? B: Mm hm. Some courses are so hard to digest that I have to spend much time on them. There’s some points I can’t understand clearly so I ask D to help me. Oh, she is my friend. She will go to the library with me . Well, she is coming here. D: Hi, B. B: Let me introduce to you. This is my friend, D. This is A and B. D: Nice to meet you. A: Nice to meet you. C: Nice to meet you. D: Are you ready for the final exam? A: Not yet. I’m still on it. It seems things will never ends since the middle term. Who said that college life is easy, joyful and funny? All I feel is hard, competitive and busy. Especially when the final exam is around the corner, various papers are waiting for us. It drives me crazy. C: Well, It seems that we are facing heavy pressure. As the competition is fierce, we have to study harder to enhance our strength. This may help us to find a good job in the future. B: To tell you the truth, I always doubt what I am busy for. The future sometimes seemed so uncertain and the things we’ve learnt are quite impratical. D: I think you should talk about it with your parents and teachers. They know lots about the society. Let them help us to set a clear and suitable career plan. Once you know what you are heading for, you won’t feel lost. A: I agree with it. Although our college lives are busy, I enjoy it very much, free of restraints and filled with enthusiasm. I believe what I’ve learnt is a precious intellectual treature. C: What’s more, our parents place high hope on us. They expect their children will live a different life from them. They want us to be successful. We couldn’t disappoint their expectations. Study hard is also a way to please them. B: Maybe I should talk to my parents about my feelings. It’s necessary foe me to find a available way to go through with it. My father is the wisest man I’ve ever known, and there’s no doubt that he can help me . D: That’s nice. I used to feel confused when I was a freshman. The advice from teachers and elder students makes a difference . They have experienced the similar situation. It’s helpful to talk about the lifetime. You will learn a lot from them. C: As far as I am concerned, the campus life will be more colorful and meaningful once you know your targets. On the other hand, it’s not surprise to know that some students are addicted to computer games. They have no aims and don’t realize how precious the college life can be. A: It’s boring to play computer games all the time. I can’t find joyful things from it. It’s a waste of time, money, and energy. I would rather spend my spare time with friends, such as traveling, seeing films or doing sports. B: That’s what I want to say. It’s more interesting. By the way, we should go to the library now. C: Oh, it’s time for me to go to the classroom. See you. ABD: See you.