Settings for dialogues:
1. A high school student hasn’t decided whether to study in UCAS or other universities after graduation. He asks you information about UCAS before making the final decision.
2. Some student societies are recruiting new members. You and your classmate are discussing which one to join.
3. You insist that one should eat breakfast to keep healthy, but your classmate thinks that it’s not necessary at all.
4. One of your classmates is suffering from anxiety before the final exam. Try to offer some suggestions to relieve his/her anxiety.
5. You and your classmate are in a mock interview. One of you plays the role of a manager from Procter & Gamble, and the other would be a candidate for the salesperson’s position.
1 A high school student hasn’t decided whether to study in UCAS or other universities after graduation. He asks you information about UCAS before making the final decision.
A: Hello！Are you studying in UCAS?
B: Yes! What is wrong?
A: I just graduated from high school. And I want to know some information about UCAS.
B: What do you want to know?
A: Firstly, I hear that UCAS starts to recruit college students this year. How many does it prepare to recruit?
B: About 300 from all country, but only several provinces have the enrollments.
A: What? Could I have the chance, and I come from bejing.
B: It is lucky. Beijing has some enrollments.
A: Good! Could you talk about the rank of UCAS?
B: That’s a good question! Because it never recruited college students, it’s difficult to define the rank using the traditional rules.
A: Then how could I know UCAS strength without the rank?
B: That’s easy. In China, there is no university stronger than UCAS about science research. If you want to become a scientist, UCAS is the best choice.
A: Sounds good. But I have not decided whether to become a scientist or not. What about others? Could I get good jots after graduation?
B: It’s difficult to give you an exact answer. Because UCAS hasn’t college students before, any answers are not scientific.
A: I know. According to your introduction, UCAS is more competitive in science research, but uncertainty in jobs. Is it right?
B: yes! But UCAS is still exciting, you will have the most famous scientists for teachers.
A: I hear every students will have an academician mentor, really?
B: Sure! This is very appealing. After graduation, you may become his postgraduate directly.
A：I would carefully consider before making the final decision.
B: Yes! The decision will change your life, and you must consider all factors.
A: Thanks for your help. I will give you an answer after making the decision.
B: It’s my pleasure.
2 Some student societies are recruiting new members. You and your classmate are discussing which one to join.
A:Hello, **. What are you going to do?
B: I will go to get some applications. I want to join the student societies.
A: Sounds good. I am also interesting in societies. And which one do you want to join?
B: Er… I have not decided. I just prepare to have a look. Do you have any suggestions?
A: What’s your purpose to join student societies?
B:many aspects. The most important aspects are to expand my social circle and develop my interesting.
A: it’s easy to satisfy. Will you join some students societies about sports? You are so interesting in sports!
B: Of course! I just prepare to apply for sports societies. Such as basketball ~, pingpang ball ~, football ~ and so on.
A: Even though there are many kinds of sports societies, I think you should not join too many. Just choosing one or two is better.
B: I know. What about you? Will you choose them?
A:I don’t like sports too much. I will choose societies associated with my majoring or career planning.
B: could you talk about them detailly？
A: Yes！ Such as Green Society and Organization Department. The former is committed to protect environment. Its members will often attend some activities to advocate and teach people how to protect our environment. The latter will often organize many activities, which will promote my ability of organization.
B:It’s wonderful. But both of them will make you very busy.
A: Yes! I like that feeling and I will persist in doing them.
B: I agree. No matter what kind of societies to join, we should never give up.
A: OK! Let’s go to get the applications together.
B: yeah! By the way we could get some information about the interview. I hear that some societies are very difficult to join.
A: Yes! You’re right. We must prepare for the interviews seriously.
B:OK! Let’s go.
3. You insist that one should eat breakfast to keep healthy, but your classmate thinks that it’s not necessary at all.
A: Hello, What are you doing?
B: I am going to have some breakfast. What about you?
A: Oh, I want to continue to sleep. I feel quite tired.
B: Why not have breakfast with me? The breakfast really keeps me in good condition. And it will help us keeping healthy.
A: I am very glad to .But I cannot keep it up. There is a big question.
B: Oh, It depends on you. You should make a plan and keep a balance. Most important, you should stick to it.
A: It sounds good. How long have you insisted?
B: More than 5 months.
A: Oh, You are great. But I don’t want to eat any things in the morning. So I am glad to take more rest for keeping healthy.
B: Oh, I do not agree with you. Experts believe that the healthy ways to keep a good condition are: getting up early and making sure some breakfast.
A: But the effect is not very obvious by eating breakfast alone.
B: The point is whether you can keep it up. The best way to make a balance keeping fit is getting into a habit of regular eating.
A:sounds good! But I think breakfast is not so important, I can eat more in other meals.
B: It’s wrong. Experts discovered that the men who skipped breakfast had a 27% higher risk of heart attack or death from heart disease than those who honored the morning meal.
A: Ok, you are right. I should have some breakfast.
B: Good, Get up and let’s go!
A: could you help me bring some breakfast. Thank you very much.
B: All right! You are so lazy.
4. One of your classmates is suffering from anxiety before the final exam. Try to offer some suggestions to relieve his/her anxiety.
A: Hi, Tom, You look down today. How are you doing?
B: Tired. I am preparing for my English final exam. I hate it.
A: Oh, that's too bad. Why do you hate studying English?
B: I just cannot remember so many new words.
A: I cannot too. It's just a test. Relax yourself. How did you do on the test?
B: Not well. I always feel very nervous when I was taking a test and forgot all the things I went over. What do you think I should do?
A: Well, English is a "paper tiger". Its natural enemy is adequate practice.
B: I did practice a lot, like doing lots of reading comprehension exercises every day.
A: Well, I suggest that every day you do some reading aloud, and try to speak more. That will help develop your sense of the language, which is essential for English learning.
B: I see. I'll try.
A: Oh, I have a good idea!
B: What's that?
A: I can give you a dictation and you give me the dictation later so that we can help each other and enjoy the process of study!
B: Sounds great!
A: Ok. Let’s start now!
B: Ok. Let’s try.
5.You and your classmate are in a mock interview. One of you plays the role of a manager from Procter & Gamble, and the other would be a candidate for the salesperson’s position.
A: May I help you?
B: Yes. I`m here for an interview as requested.
A: You’re David?
B: That`s right.
A: Please take a seat.
B: Thank you, sir.
A: We have received your resume. You can tell me a little bit about yourself first.
B: Yes. It`s my great honor to have this opportunity for the interview. I live in Beijing and was born in 1990. I have been working as salesperson for five years.
A: How much do you know about our company?
B: I've visited your company's website and learned more about the company. As the world's largest supermarket, walmart is a leader in supermarket business, and has its outstanding performance.
A: What kind of personality do you think you have?
B: I am active and energetic. I approach things enthusiastically and I never leaving them half done. And I am hardworking, responsible and diligent in any task I undertake.
A: What are your weaknesses and strengths?
B: Well, I'm afraid I'm a poor speaker. However, I'm fully aware of this. So I've been studying how to speak in public. I suppose my strengths are I'm very organized and a fast-learner.
A: What kind of people would you like to work with?
B: The person who are honest, dedicate to their work and have integrity.
A: OK, We’ll inform you in a week if you're hired. Do you have any other questions?
B: No. Thank you for the time.
本文来源：https://www.2haoxitong.net/k/doc/eeda357ec281e53a5802ffea.html
文档为doc格式