进入考场后，我被安排在一张桌子后面坐了下来（不是面对面坐），然后我的耳机突然没声了，于是我向考官示意，他笑着点了下头，于是我将耳机取下准备换一个新的，这时候他说“can you repeat that" 我愣了下，答道“yes， of course” 接下来整个话题就根据这个展开来谈了，他重复了一边第一个问题让我回答，我又重复了一遍，接下来他问的问题都是关于这个问题的延伸。就这样一个话题结束了。
2第二个话题是我最喜欢的科目（数学）以及原因，这个问题我之前已经准备了一些答案，于是就顺口说了出来，考官看起来挺认真的样子，不过后来在口语结束后收到了邮件，才发现他可能并不喜欢这个话题，因为在邮件里他写道“the topic you choose is interesting but.... ”
I’m not that enthusiastic about news in print. The daily newspaper does not have as much coverage as TV news. Also I find it is boring to read and I usually don’t have the time to read it on the weekend because I have homework to do.
Newspapers can’t compare with the electronic media when it comes to speed and coverage. But there are certain ways in which newspapers stand out. We can find detailed analysis on certain issues in the newspapers; some of these reports are even not mentioned in the TV news. I would say that newspapers are the most reliable source of information， because it is the reporters and editors that stand behind the news， while television news anchors are simply the spokespersons.
Newspapers are especially important for people who want to enhance their knowledge because newspapers cover more issues and they provide more detailed information. For the sake of speed， TV reports don’t have the content that can be learned. I personally think the best way is to read an English newspaper so that I can keep myself well- informed and at the same time improve my English.
