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1、历年真题Topic汇总2004Task Three: Making a comment on a given topicDirections: Please read the following passage carefully and then express your views on the given event. You will have four minutes for preparation. The time limit for your comment is three minutes.Chinas Employment Market Challenging by Mor
2、e GraduatesWith the expansion of enrollment in Chinas higher education institutions that began in 1999, the employment market is now flooded with university graduates. Despite these huge increases in the number of students, statistics show that the percentage of Chinas population that has received h
3、igher education is only around 5 percent of the nations total, lagging far behind the developed countries. Undoubtedly, as more and more people receive higher education, todays university and college students will face increasingly intense competition in the market.2005Suggestions for the 2008 Beiji
4、ng OlympicsAs soon as the curtain came down on the 28th Olympic games in Athens, the worlds focus shifted east to Beijing. The Olympics can be seen as away for a nation to exhibit itself to the world. Beijing is now busy preparing itself to hold the Olympic Games. What suggestions can you offer to t
5、he Olympic organizing committee to ensure a successful 29th Olympic Games?2005Should firecrackers and fireworks be allowed during the Spring Festival?In many big cities, firecrackers and fireworks have been banned for a number of years because of safety and environmental concerns. Recently, however,
6、 some people have suggested that the government should lift the ban during the Spring Festival because, in their opinion, firecrackers and fireworks are an integral part of the traditional Chinese New Year celebration and, without them, the Spring festival lacks a true festival atmosphere. Some citi
7、es have thus lifted the ban but many others have not. Suppose you were the mayor of a big city, where peoples views on this issue could not be reconciled. What do you think the government should do? Please give reasons to support your ideas.2006Pets or not?Nowadays more and more city residents like
8、to keep pet and dogs at home. However, some people think pet breeding should be forbidden or at least discouraged in urban areas. What is your opinion? Why?2007Low Salaries for College GraduatesIn recent years, with competition in the job market getting more and more intense, college graduates are l
9、owering their salary expectations in order to gain employment opportunities. Statistics show that one third of graduates are willing to accept a salary of about 1,000 yuan RMB per month if they cannot find better jobs while two-thirds are not. Do you think college graduates should take low-paying jo
10、bs when satisfactory jobs are not available? Why or why not?2008The “Car Free Day” Campaign in ChinaEvery September 22 is a “Car Free Day” in many countries around the world. Chengdu, capital of southeast Chinas Sichuan Province, pioneerd Chinas first “Car Free Day” on October 14, 2000. So far, over
11、 100 Chinese cities have responded positively to the “Car Free Day” idea. Residents of these cities are urged to take public transport, ride bikes or walk instead of using their cars. Do you think this “Car Free Day” campaign is meaningful?2009Should the Week-long Labor Day Holiday be Resumed?Since
12、1999, Chinese people have enjoyed three week-long holidays (or so-called “golden weeks”): the Lunar New Year, the Labor Day holiday, and the National Day holiday. However, in 2008, the government shortened the Labor Day Golden Week to a three-day holiday and added three new holidays to celebrate the
13、 Qingming, Duanwu, and Autumn Festivals. Recently, there have been calls for resuming the week-long Labor Day holiday. Do you think the Labor Day Golden Week should be resumed?2010Talents Show Fever in ChinaFrom Super Girls to Happy Boys, from Hero to Chinas got Talent, talent shows are getting incr
14、easingly popular among Chinas national and local TV programs. These shows feature ordinary Chinese -schoolteachers to housewives, teenagers to senior citizens- and showcase their talents in singing, dancing, doing magic or imitating celebrities, and some of them can become stars overnight. However,
15、the talent shows are also considered vulgar and as having negative influence on society. Some people even suggest they should ne banned or at least be discouraged. What is your opinion? Why?2011The future of nuclear powerSince the Fukushima nuclear accident caused by the earthquake and tsunami in Ja
16、pan in March 2011, the safety of nuclear power plants and the development of nuclear energy have raised global concerns. Opposition to atomic reactor construction has mounted throughout the world. Switzerland froze plans to build new nuclear plants. Germany raised questions about its nuclear future.
17、 Yet some people insist the development of the global nuclear power industry should not be slowed despite its safety risks. Do you agree? Why?2012Task Three：Making a comment on a given topic. Directions: Please read the following passage carefully and then express your views on the given event. You
18、will have four minutes for preparation. The time limit for your comment is three minutes A Gold Medals Worth in China A gold medal awarded at the London Olympics has a material value of about $650 (approximately 4000 yuan in RMB). But in China, Olympic gold medalists may reap rewards that amount to
19、several million RMB. Do you think that Olympic gold medal winners should receive such high rewards? Why?2013A newly employed intern (i.e., trainee) at a broadcasting corporation was asked to order lunch for his team workers. He refused to do that on the ground that as an intern in the field of film
20、directing, it was not his responsibility to order lunch for others. Some people think that making interns do chores not related to their work is indeed taking advantage of new people and thus it is justifiable for the intern to refuse this request. Meanwhile, others think that interns should accept
21、tasks given by their superiors even if the tasks are not directly work-related because these tasks may be part of the learning process. Please give your opinions on this issue.2014Task Three: Making a comment on a given topic. Directions: Please read the following passage carefully and then express
22、your views on the given topic. You will have four minutes for preparation. The time limit for your comment is three minutes. A newly employed intern (i.e., trainee) at a broadcasting corporation was asked to order lunch for his team workers. He refused to do that on the ground that as an intern in t
23、he field of film directing, it was not his responsibility to order lunch for others. Some people think that making interns do chores not related their work is indeed taking advantage of new people and thus it is justifiable for the intern to refuse this request. Meanwhile, others think that interns
24、should accept tasks given by their superiors even if the tasks are not directly work-related because these tasks may be part of the learning process. Please give your opinions on this issue.2015When talking about Chinese tourists overseas, news media often mention their inappropriate behavior such a
25、s spitting, littering, talking loudly in public places, and carving characters in scenic spots. The china national tourism administration recently announced that in order to improve the image of Chinese holidaymaker overseas, it will establish a “black list” for individuals engaging in such “uncivilized behavior” and the record will be kept for up to two years. What do you think of this measure? Do you think it will be effective? What suggestions do you have?