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  3. PART 1 The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics. ★Study —

PART 1 The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics. ★Study —

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问题 PART 1
    The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics.
★Study
— What subject are you studying?
— Which part of your studies do you like best?
— What is the most difficult part of your studies?
— How do you think studying this subject will help you in the future?
★Books
— How often do you read books?
— Who is your favourite writer?
— When do you usually like to read?
— Do you read more for pleasure or to get information?
— Do you often buy books as gifts for family or friends?
★Clothes
— Do you wear different clothes for study and for leisure?
— Which kind of clothes do you prefer to wear?
— Do you have a special set of clothes for special occasions?
— Do you pay more attention to the quality of clothes you buy or to the price?
— How important do you think it is to be fashionable?
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答案★Study — I’m studying medicine. It’s something I’ve wanted to do ever since I was a little kid. — The thing I like doing most is reading about new developments in the medical field. There are some amazing things happening and I really hope that one day I can also produce research. — The thing that I find most difficult is remembering medical terms for, problems, parts of the body and other things. I need to write them down several times and use them often before I can remember them well. Some of the other students in the class hear or see the words once and remember them forever. I’m so jealous! — Obviously, it will help me to become a doctor, which is my aim. The training we receive at the university is very comprehensive and I’m sure I’ll need it when I’m a doctor. ★Books — As a medical student, I need to read a lot of books, but I don’t only read as part of my studies. I enjoy reading thrillers and detective stories. I find them exciting and a useful way to relax after many hours of study. I usually get through a book each week. I read my medical books every day, but have to read them more than once to be sure that I have understood everything correctly. — My favourite writer is the American novelist, Alex Snow, who writes detective stories set in the poor areas of Los Angeles. His books are full of characters--some good, some bad--who work for the Los Angeles Police Department or who live in the poor areas where the crimes take place. He develops the characters well, including all kinds of details about them. For example, he often includes information from their childhoods, which helps to explain why they act the way they do. — I like to read when I’m travelling to or from the university or in a caf6 or bar after classes. I sometimes read a newspaper rather than a book. Many people like to read a newspaper or magazine before they go to bed, but I don’t do that. — I suppose I mainly read to get information, since most of my reading is related to my studies and I read a newspaper most days. As well as reading a printed newspaper, I often read the news on the Internet, as well as searching for medicine related articles there. — Yes, I do, because most of my friends like reading, too. My mother and father read, but not as much as I do. I often buy books for people at Christmas or on their birthdays--if I remember them! People I know often buy me books too. ★Clothes — No, not usually. Most students just wear what they feel comfortable in. However, I do have to wear a white coat when we are doing clinical work or practical work in a hospital. I think that’s necessary for two reasons. First, we need to demonstrate who we are to other people. If you see a man in a hospital wearing a white coat, it’s reasonable to assume that he works there. Occasionally, we also need to wear a white coat to prevent blood or something getting onto and staining our clothes. — I like to wear smart casual clothes, such as a nice shirt with a jacket or perhaps a sweater. I like to wear darker coloured clothes--dark blue or black. I have a few bright beach shirts, which I wear to bars in summer. I don’t mind wearing formal clothes, but I don’t need to very often. — Yes. I have an expensive suit, which I bought a year ago in London. I really like I, but only get the chance to wear it a few times a year. If I wore it to the university, I’d probably be mistaken for a very young professor! — Generally, I choose according to the price, like most students. In London, there is a wide variety of cheap clothing available, so it is possible to get something of fairly good quality at a low price. I usually go to several different shops before buying something. — For me, it’s not important, but I think it must be more important for people whose work involves meeting a lot of people. People care what you look like, especially in the business world. People like people who look modern and cool. They respect them. That’s fine, but I’m more concerned with my studies at the moment than with whether people think I’m cool. I’m sure I’ll change my mind when. I start looking for a girlfriend!
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