英语听说课考试对话.doc

Situation 1
A: Hi, jack, what are you listening?
B: I am listening to ‘Take Me to Your Heart' by Michael. This is a nice song.
A: Oh, it does not like you, I really think you will like listening to some classical, this kind of song is the same to you, in my opinion; you are a man of gentle.
B: Yeah, but I like pop music, in my opinion, pop music, popular with people all over the world, are easy to be understood.
A: But, Don't you think it's so simple and have no meanings? And, rock or pop music is petty noisy, it maybe make someone crazy.
B: Although they are not complex, the meaning of them can be complicated. For example, when people are falling in love, ”My love” would express their happiness.
A: Well, Maybe you are right. Sometimes common sense makes somebody refreshed. Bye.
B: Bye.

Situation 2
A: Do you have time to go with me to the department store,?
B: OH yeah, I want to go with you.
A: This dress is very beautiful, do you think so?
B: Although the dress “s color is very beautiful, I think this dress is not suit you ,this dress is a little small for you. In my opinion, if the dress become a little bigger, it will be better.
A: Okay, I see, How about this one?
B: Wonderful, You look very beautiful in this red one. But I think that purple may better.
A: I think red should be better, and red clothed could make me looks radiant .
B: OK.
A: How about the prize? It is 300 dollar. Do you think it is too expensive for a dress?
B: A little expensive. But consider the style and brand. I think it is worth that.
A: Ok, I’ll take it. Which way of the payment should I choose to pay?
B: By credit card. It’s convenient.
A: Thanks for your advice today.

Situation 3
A: We can see ads everywhere in our daily life. What do you think of advertisements?
B: There are so large quantities of advertisements on TV that I have no interest in watching TV. Watching the advertisements is a waste of time .it has too many negative influence on us.
A: I think ads also have some benefits. Through the ads, we can easily notice what we are short of and what goods do we need. Then we can go to supermarket with purpose.
B: I can hardly agree with you. I think advertisements do more harm than good. Many advertisements influence people to buy things they really don’t need at all.
A: I usually buy name-brand clothing, shoes, and electronic goods. when I want to go shopping ,ads can provide me with a good suggestion.
B: I know that advertisers are experts at persuading people to spend their money. In fact, ads often give us wrong information to missed consumers.
A: Well, I think If we can make good use of ads ,it can make our life better.
B: I agree with you.

Situation 4
A: Hey, Peter, what’s up? You looked not very good. Come on, it’s a happy wedding ceremony.
B: Hello Tom. I know it’s the moment of happiness. But as hard as I try, I can’t light up now.
A: What has happened to you? In my memory you should have been a man filed with joy.
B: I just broke with my girlfriend, I feel very sad. I had done everything I can to persuade her to stay, but she still left me away.
A: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.
B: Never mind.
A: Peter, you are excellent and she left you behind is her loss. It just means that she miss a good man, and she will regret breaking with you.
B: Saying is always easier than doing.
A: If you really try to forget it, you’ll be able to do it. Have you heard a gold saying “Time is the best drug to sadness”? Why not go on a travelling? It can relax yourself.
B: Maybe you are right. I’ll take your advice. Thank you for comforting me. I am better now.
A: You are welcome.

Situation5:
A: People are frightened of lots and of different things. Are you frightened of anything in particular?
B: Well, I’m scared of walking alone in woods at night.
A: What are you afraid of?
B: Sometimes the sudden cry of animals, sometimes a shadow ahead scares me stiff. Particularly, when I walk alone in dark woods. The sudden cry let me wouldn’t make a sound. I just want to run as soon as possible.
A: If you’re scared of the dark, you’ll miss a lot of interesting experiences. You know the moonlight is beautiful. And have a walk in that night is so perfect.
B: Yeah, I guess so.
A: why don’t you have a try?
B: I’d love to, but I give up when I think about the cry and dark.
A: Ok, I think you can find a doctor to help you?
B: That’s a good advice.

Situation 6:
A: What do you think of the low-cut dress at the fashion show yesterday evening?
B: I don’t think it’s decent for Chinese girl to wear a dress like that.
A: I don’t think so. In fact they looked pretty nice to me.
B: It’s hard to image how awkward I am, if I wear that stuff and walked around.
A: Ok, don’t be so rigid. It’s already the 21st century. We choose the fashion clothes to show our personalities, sense of style and wealth.
B: To show the wealth? I think it’s no chance to do it. And we’d better use our practical action to show our character rather than clothes.
A: I think both of those are necessary.
B: well, I still think low-cut dresses are wrong. I prefer the traditional clothes.

Situation7:
A: Hey, do you hear about Charles, Laura’s boyfriend?
B: Yes. But the man is much older than her.
A: As far as I learn they love each other deeply. That’s so cool. So I think age isn’t something that comes in the way of a person’s marriage.
B: It’s true that age isn’t the most important issue. But he is almost twice as old as you her.
A: Well, love is all that matters, not the age.
B: But I’m afraid that they won’t have much common language.
A: Yeah. I believe they can overcome difficulties. The power of love is infinite.
B: I don’t agree with you. I think their thinking is different. And they can’t understand each other well.

Situation8:
A: Do you know the ad of Ericsson, “Make yourself heard”? It’s so cool.
B: Yeah. Learning about consumer is great.
A: Which ads do you like best?
B: Nokia’s ad: “Connecting People”.
A: What’s the meaning?
B: Science and technology to benefit human.
A: I’m afraid consumer will have to pay for the advertising.
B: Yeah, I hear that advertisements create a favorable image, and that leads to consumer loyalty brand.
A: Could you explain “consumer loyalty”?
B: I mean consumer identify with the product and keep buying it. Sometimes they’ve even willing to pay more, though these products are not necessary.
A: It is contradictory that increased sales lead to lower production cost per unit, but more advertisements results in greater costs for consumer. The winner is always the company.
B: I guess so.