2018年11月17日雅思口語機經(jīng)話題預(yù)測

　　Plants

　　1. Do you like plants?

　　Yeah, especially when I live in the city full of bad air and steel building, places full of green plants is the little paradise for me. And having plants inside the house can elevate the air quality and also bring style and beauty to the house.

　　2. Do you keep plants at home?

　　Yes, I have some potted plants on the balcony that are well taken care of and also a small bouquet of flowers at my bedside.

　　3. What plants do you like?

　　I like the plants which are easy to plant. Considering that I myself is a very busy person, so I can’t spare that much time on them.

　　5. Did you grow any plants when you were a child?

　　I didn't grow any plants myself but I helped my grandparents grow some vegetables during summer holidays. He was a good vegetable farmer living in the countryside and I would do some watering and weeding.

　　An important plant in your country (such as fruits, flowers) you like

　　P2

　　Describe an important plant in your country

　　You should say:

　　What it is

　　Where you see it

　　What it looks like

　　Why it is important

　　P3

　　Do people in your country like to grow plants at home?

　　Do old people grow plants?

　　How do schools teach students to grow plants?

　　What is the main plant in your country?

　　范文

　　The important plant I am going to tell you is bamboo. It is an evergreen perennial flowering plant and has many sub-species. In the south, it can grow to more than 10 meters and as thick as a small tree. In the north, it is often very slim and its height rarely exceeds three meters.

　　My grandma used to plant some bamboos in her garden and that is where I first saw them. They had played an important part in my childhood. I cut off their stems to make bows and arrows, imagining I was an archer shooting enemies in the battleground. I also took off some branches and pretended that I was a swordsman.

　　As I grow up, I gradually realize its importance in China, which does not come from its rarity, but from what it symbolizes in Chinese culture. It is regarded as a behavior model of the gentleman. As bamboo has features such as uprightness, tenacity, and hollow heart, people endow bamboo with integrity, elegance, and plainness, though it is not physically strong. Countless poems praising bamboo written by ancient Chinese poets are actually metaphorically about people who exhibited these characteristics.