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英语口语对话稿

英语口语对话稿

U1.SpaceExploration

A:

Hey,haveyoueverheardabouttheApollo

18,themovie?

B:

Yeah,it'samysteriousandthrilling

story,illustratingthatitisthediscovery

ofalienleadstothemissionofApollo18

uncompleted.Butinfact,thereasonwhy

Apollo18disappearsisstillamystery.

A:

Thatsoundspity.Whatdoyouknowabout

moonexploration?

B:

Themoonexplorationhasstartedsince

1969,whentheApollo11missionin

puttingmenonthemoonandbringingthem

backsafelywithsamplesoflunarmaterial

countries,

manynow,Untilsuccessfully.

includingChina,havemadeaplanonthemoon

exploration.

A:

Thatsoundscool!

Youdefinitelyhave

passionfortheastronomicalthings.Tell

memore.

B:

Likewhat?

A:

Forexample,itisreportedthatsome

expertscomeupwiththeideathatturning

Marsintoagreenplanetandmakingit

habitableforhumanbeings,whatdoyou

think?

B:

Undoubtedly,thisisaninnovative

opinion.Youknow,theEarth'sresources

areincreasinglyscarce,andit'stimeto

Earth.

theoutsideresourcesnewtheoutfind

However,thispointofviewisstill

unfoundedandimmaturerightnow.Although

somescientificfoundtheevidenceofthe

flowofwater,thelargequantitiesof

liquidisnotexistonMars.Moreover,the

concentrationofoxygenisnotavailablefor

thehumanbeingsandplants.

A:

Allright,ifnothingcanbetaken

advantageofonMarslikewhatyoustate,why

didweexploretheouterspace?

B:

Well,Inevertalklikethat.Ontheone

hand,exploringtheouterspacecanreveal

theformationandevolutionoftheuniverse,

thenpromotethedevelopmentofscience.On

theotherhand,theexplorationis

accompaniedbythenewtechnologies,which

possessahugemarketpotential,likeGPS

andspacetravel,bringingeconomical

benefit.

U3.GenderDifferences

A:

Hey,haveyouheardaboutthefeminist

movement?

Itissocoolandseemslike

happenedeverydayinthewesterncountries.

B:

Yes,ofcourse.Butactually,feminist

movementbeganin1800s,influencedbythe

secondindustrialrevolutionandthe

Enlightenment.

It

aims

to

against

discriminatingwomen,sothatwomenareable

togettheirsocialstatusandrights.

A:

Thatsoundsreasonable,butitisargued

thatwomenandmenaredoomedtobeunequal

duetotheirphysiologicaldifferences.Is

thistrue?

B:

Notreally.There'snodoubtthatmenand

womenaredifferent.Tobespecific,manis

moreaggressiveandpowerfulthanwoman

andwomanshowsmorepatienceincareful

work.However,itisridiculoustoputwomen

toanunequalstatusduetothe

physiologicaldifference.Allmenareequal,

andsharethesamerightlegally.

A:

Iagreewiththat.Weshouldacknowledge

thedifferenceratherthanservethe

differenceasanexcuseofdiscrimination.

Justlikemyfatherandmother.Myfather

showsmoretalentinsports.WhenIwasyoung,

hetaughtmetheskillofbasketballand

football;wehadfunandsweatedalot.But

afterIgohome,mymomhadalreadycooked

thedeliciousdinnerandhelpedmechangemy

cloth.Itturnedoutthatbothofthemlove

andcareaboutme.

B:

That'strue.Genderdifferenceshould

maketheworldthebetterplaceinsteadof

beingusedtodiscrimination.

U8NaturalDisaster

earthquake

theaboutheardyouhaveHey,A:

inKumamoto,Japan?

Almost50peoplediedin

theearthquake,isawful.

B:

Yeah,I'veheardthat.Untilnowthelive

ofthosevictimsareremainasaproblem.But

youknow,becauseofthelocation,suffering

fromthenaturedisastersislikearoutine

inJapan.Forexample,aTsunamihappenedin

Japanin2004.

A:

Ok,Iunderstand.Sowhatdoyouthinkof

thisTsunamiandwhat'sthereasonofit?

B:

Undoubtedly,JapaneseTsunamiisanature

disaster,attributedbythespecial

positionofJapan.Japanislocatedatthe

junctionofthePacificplateandthe

Eurasianplate,socrustalmovementis

supposedtobefrequent.Therefore,

crusts

whenoutcomesTsunamilikecataclysm

aremoving.

A:

Umm,I'vegotit.Anotherquestion,what

doyouthinkofthedisasterfilms?

Like2012.

Doyouthinkonedaytheeventinthefilm

willcometrue?

B:

Ofcoursethescenesinthefilmare

reallyscaryright?

Butdon'tworry;it

won'thappenunderanycircumstanceat

present.However,weoughttoremain

cautiousaboutthepossiblenaturedisaster

andfocusmoreonprotectingenvironment.

Becausethosedisastersinthefilmsmay

happeninthefutureifwekeepignoringthe

environmentalproblems.

A:

Iagreewithyou.Sowhatarethemost

importantthreatsandchangestothe

environment?

B:

Well,Ibelievethatit'sthehuman

actionsthatmakeenvironmentposeserious

threat.Whenhumanneedenergy,theywill

cutdownthetreesintheforest,minethe

coalordrillforoilendlessly,which

obviouslydamagetheenvironment.Andwhen

itcomestothechange,Iconvincethatthe

GlobalWarmingisstillthebiggestproblem.

U4InformationSecurity

A:

Doyouknowthatnewsaboutthe

cyber-attackplaninKorea.

B:

Noofcourse.What'sgoingon?

A:

It'sReutersreportbeforefourdaysago.

OnMonday,policeintheSouthsaid,North

Koreahackedintomorethan140,000

and

firmsKoreanSouth160atcomputers

governmentagencies,plantingmalicious

codeunderalong-termplanlaying

groundworkforamassivecyberattack

againstitsrival.Buteventually,South

Koreahasdiscoveredthisplanandfoiled

theirplot.However,theNorthhasalways

deniedwrongdoing.

B:

Thatsoundsshocking!

Thegroundworkof

massivecyber-attackneedsaverywell

preparation.Ifthereisnopowerful

computerandskillfulhackarmy,thatwill

beimpossibletosuccess.

A:

Indeed,thehackingbeganin2014andwas

detectedinFebruary,afterNorthKorea

managedtostealinformationfromtwo

conglomeratesincludingdefense-related

material.Thistime,theytooknoaction

aftergainingcontrolofserversand

and

groupscorporatesomeatcomputers

waited,astheycontinuedtohackintomore

targetsinwhatpolicesaidwaslikelyan

efforttobuildthescaleofaplanned

attack.

B:

Cyber-attackincountry'sscaleisthe

mostharmfulaction.Individually,we

shouldpayattentionfromcyber-attack

whoseriskusuallyhideinvirusfilesand

Trojan.Cleaningtheuselessfileand

repairing

system

vulnerabilities

frequentlywillpreventourcomputerfrom

hackerorcyber-attack.

A:

Exactly.

U7AnimalBehavior

A:

Lastweek,IenjoyedavideoofBBC

animal

theabouttalkwhichdocumentary

behavior.Iwascrazyaboutchimpanzee

becauseofitsintelligence.Inthatvideo,

chimpanzeecanusethestonetobreaka

coconut.Maybechimpanzeeissmarterthanwe

think.

B:

Butinmyopinion,Individualchimpanzee

mayhavesomeshockingskilllikestudying

orusingthetools.Butthereisabig

shortcomingthatchimpanzeecouldn't

cooperateinalargescale.Cooperationin

alargescaleisthemaindifferencebetween

chimpanzeeandhuman.

A:

Youhaveasensibleview.Chimpanzee's

behaviorisindependent.Maybeoneora

littleofthemcanworkorcooperate

intelligentlyandflexibility.Butina

largescale,chimpanzeewillmakea

completelymess.Trytoimagethat10

thousandchimpanzeesappearinourschool.

That'schaos,completelychaos.Butfor

human,therearemorethat10thousand

studentliveinthereeveryday.Thisiswhy

chimpanzeedifferus.However,Idisagree

youropinionbecausetherearemanykindof

socialinsectlikeantorbee,Theycanwork

inlargescale.Buttheyworkmechanically.

Liketheywouldnotexecutethequeenbeeto

buildarepublicofbee.That'salsothe

differencebetweenhuman.

B:

Youareright.Cooperatingflexibility

andlargelyisourhumanspecialfeature.

That'swhatwelearnfromanimal.

A:

Indeed