2016年4月雅思口语Part1高频话题--trees（树）

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摘要：今天的雅思口语话题扒肉条，关于trees。这个话题非常的生活化，但是却不是一个很好讨论的话题，因为树木太常见，太普通，我们往往没有去注意它，去感受它。所以，雅思官方出了这个话题，用意很明显，就是我们必须要学会去观察和感受身边的一切。

雅思口语topic:trees。关于树有什么好说的呢：你喜欢树嘛？你的家乡有森林么？树木繁盛之地是否更加吸引游人？你种过树么？想想自己能说出几种树名吧。说到树，想起两件事，一是小的时候读的a girl that lived in a tree，一个美国女高中生，为了保护一棵高达百米的美洲杉树不被当地的土地开发商砍伐，在那颗书上生活了大约2年，直到对方让步。另一件事，就是看过的小清新电影flipped（怦然心动），同样也是一个小女孩，为了保护自己心爱的树，做了很多的努力。

4月雅思口语part123话题汇总答案语料解读3重奏（点击进入）

IELTS Speaking topic: Trees

1. Do you like trees?

2. Are there any important trees in your country?

3. Is there a forest near your hometown?

4. Would you like to live in a place that has a lot of trees?

5. Where can one find trees (or forests) in your country?

6. Do you think places with trees attract more visitors than places with few trees?

7. Did you ever climb trees when you were a child?

8. Have you ever planted a tree?

9. Do you think more people should plant trees?

示范答案：

1. yes, I love trees because of their beauty and most important to me their shade and cooling of the temps. they just look so beautiful and serene. I I find it peaceful just looking at them.

2.There are many important trees in my country. The use of bamboo, for example, can be ranged from furniture making to building construction. Besides, the weeping willow trees symbolise the new hope in ancient China, therefore, there are many poem complimenting them.

3.Yes. It’s just the world-renowned Huangshan Mountain with various kinds of trees living there, the most famous one are pine trees.

4.Yes, I’m really into living close to lots of trees since then can provide the shade and the smell and the bird songs. I feel the trees outside the windows just like a umbrella shielding all the hassle and hustle of the world. also I read an story about a girl lived in the tree to save it, that’s just heart-warming and inspiring.

5.I guess trees can be easily seen in my country. If you are in cities, there are always many sycamore trees along the streets; or if you are in the suburb areas, you will see forests in various sizes.

6.Well, yes. Obviously places with lots of trees are more shady, cooler, more humid and much less windy, therefore, people will feel more comfortable and more likely to get close to nature.

7.Yes, of course. I love a mulberry tree. When I'm down I climb up and get myself nestled in its branches. Its been my favorite tree since I was a child, and I've cared for it for years. Its been going through some tough times. We're battling an aggressive parasitic vine, some of its limbs are dying and I cried when it lost a huge branch in the last ice storm.

8.Yes, once. I remembered when my middle school once organised hiking in a mountainous area, we planted several saplings in the forest, and I guess they have grown up into big trees already.

9.Yes, I believe more trees should be planted both in and outside the cities because they can absorb the pollutant gases and provide enough oxygen; besides, tree can save water and prevent soil erosion. Therefore, trees are critically important to keep our eco-system balanced. We are supposed to not only plant more trees, but protect the existing ones.

地道语料：

1.I guess everyone likes trees for different reasons. Here's a major reason for me. One only finds the bittie Gray Tree Frog by accident like I did this morning. It seems that they can throw their voice. Throughout the growing season they spend almost all of their time in the trees, sometimes way up high.

A major part of the learning process about all flora is understanding the fauna that depends upon them.

今天早晨我在一棵树上发现一只非常小的灰色树蛙，这就是我为什么喜欢树，因为它总能给我带来惊喜，我总能从它那学到新的东西。

注意词汇flora和fauna.

2.I love trees!

I admired them, and I amazed at their strength, beauty, and so much health giving to us without asking them to.

When I'm around trees I am just in heaven; it's like I feel them, I could silently know them and completely in odd.

一段非常炙热的对树的爱的告白。

4.8 reasons living trees are valuable树的功效

Trees Produce Oxygen

Trees Clean the Soil

Trees Control Noise Pollution

Trees Are Carbon Sinks