2020年12月12日雅思全科预测

     2020年12月12日雅思全科预测

　　雅思口语

　　P1

　　必考题: name; study/work; hometown; accommodation

　　Famous people

　　Concentrat ion

　　Handwriting

　　Clothes

　　Fishing

　　Recycling

　　Tidiness

　　Public transportation

　　Weekend

　　Change

　　Borrow

　　Shopping

　　Picnic

　　Making lists

　　P2

　　地点建筑类

　　A country you want to have a short-time work /learn more about A

　　public building you like

　　人物类

　　A person you are happy to meet An old person

　　you respect

　　A person who likes to help others

　　雅思听力

　　Membership in health and fitness

　　centre

　　健康和健身中心的会员

　　Questions 1-6 ( 填空题)

　　1. Family membership fee: 295

　　2. Duration of membership: 9 months

　　including free parking and drinks

　　(parking也有可能是答案词)

　　3. When it changes: from the August/

　　September

　　4. Good facilities: swimming roof and

　　with a glass roof

　　5. Gym offer a free orientation session

　　6. Restrooms have facilities: TV

　　Questions 7-10 ( 填空题)

　　7. Judo

　　8. yoga

　　9. Intermediate

　　10. New class will open at 8.30 p.m.

　　雅思写作

　　文化类

　　1.The government is responsible for protecting a nation' s cultural

　　identity. Thus, some people believe new buildings should be built in

　　traditional styles. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this

　　opinion?

　　2.International tourism is a good business but it can lead to cultural

　　conflicts instead of understanding between tourists and locals. Do

　　you agree or disagree?

　　政府类

　　1.Some people think that governments should do more to make their

　　citizens eat a healthy diet. Ot hers believe that individuals must take

　　responsibility for their own diet. Discuss both these views and give

　　your own opinion.

　　2.In some cit ies, there are few controls over the design and

　　construction of new homes and office buildings, so people can build

　　in whatever style they like. Do you think the advant ages of this

　　approach outweigh the disadvantages?

　　3.In some countries, students pay their college or university fees,

　　while in some others, the government pays for them. Do the

　　advantages of governments paying for fees outweigh the

　　disadvantages?