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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
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