17年5-8月雅思口语题库part1话题答案:newspapers&magazines

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1.Which do you prefer, reading newspapers or magazines?

I would say I prefer newspapers. Newspapers in just ten or eight pages give

you a glimpse of the entire world, including all the sections. From fashion to

the general news to comics to sports to almost everything. In just one

newspaper, you have access to the entire world.

2.What type of stories do you like to read about?

I love reading autobiographies and non-fiction. Autobiographies because they

give a glimpse of lifestyle of a very successful person. You get to know them

when they were the mango people and what they did to become what they became.

Their struggle, the inner story, their point of view and for some reasons I find

it quite exciting. Other than this, I like reading non-fiction.

3.Have you ever read a newspaper or magazine in a foreign language?

[When/Why?]

Yes, all the time. I lived in another country for several years, so reading

in a foreign language was a normal activity for me, not just newspapers and

magazines, but all kinds of documents and literature. I still do it to maintain

my reading skills.

4.Do you think reading a newspaper and magazine can help you learn a

language?

Yes, but it depends on your language level. If you are just beginning to

learn a language then it can be very difficult and frustrating – certainly not

the best way to try and learn a foreign language – but as you progress and

develop your vocabulary it is a good way to learn expressions and phrases

related to common topics in the news and current affairs, or related to a

specific topic in the case of magazines.

5.Why do you think some people prefer magazines to newspapers?

I think the reason might be that magazines are more specific. So, for example

if I am interested in reading about like sports, then a magazine will offer me

better articles and more specific, to be concise. It also de clutters all the

things that one does not wants to read.

6.Which magazines and newspapers do you read (why)?

Answer A) I prefer reading magazines on travel. Being a travel host, it is

very important for me to know about more places and understand them

theoretically, before taking on my camera and team along side. Travel magazine

also help me to understand the perspective of the other person for a same place

that I have also visited. Apart from it, I like fashion magazines as well. Not

for the reasons of fashion, I find them good entertainer when one wants to just

spend time idly.

Answer B) I only read magazines and newspapers if I’m waiting someplace and

they are there, and there is no other alternative. Most of the time, I prefer

doing something on my phone. But, either ways, I like to read sports magazine.

Cars and their engines excite me for the most part. I mean, there are fantastic

cars out there and in magazines, a perfect description is given. Newspapers, I

rarely read. I prefer getting the news on either phone or television.

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相关词汇语料分享：

Your Habits

track the news; peruse my favourite column; subscribe to a publication; catch

a news bulletin; follow a story

Types of News, Newspapers and Magazines

a broadsheet; a tabloid; the dailies; a weekly publication; a news source;

online news; a press conference; a media outlet; a wide circulation; a small

readership

Parts of a Newspaper

an editorial; a subjective opinion piece; a column; letters to the editor;

the classifieds

Types of News

local news; international news; world events; current affairs; business news;

gossip; sensational news; the scandal received wide coverage in the press;

libel; breaking news; make the headlines; objective reporting; cover a story;

news coverage; analysis; the story went viral

The People Involved

I think I’m a pretty good news hound

paparazzi; unscrupulous reporters; a news anchor; a newscaster; a

broadcaster; a columnist; a reporter; a journalist; a photojournalist

phrases and idioms

a rag; the gutter press; yellow journalism

information overload

invasion of privacy

government censorship

a slow news day