9月口语新题已经陆续爆出，有些话题难度系数较大，比如“a good law”, “An occasion when you were scared”, 这些高难话题考生务必要提前准备，避免考场中卡壳，无法展开回答。新东方在线教研组特邀雅思口语前考官撰写相关范文。同学们可以参考。

话题卡1

A good law in your country

What law it is

How you knew it

Who are affected by this law

And explain why you think it is good

难度系数：

考过的年份：2011年、2012年、2014年、2016年和2017年

可以拓展的相关素材：酒驾的法律drunk driving laws；单双号限行even-odd numbered license restriction； 保护残疾人Protection of the disabled；塑料袋限制Law to cut use of plastic bags

参考范文

OK, so actually there’s a law in my country about drink-driving and I’m not sure when it was first introduced or how long it’s been in place but most people seem to be aware of this law. I think anyone who watches TV will be well aware of it because throughout the day on every TV channel you’ll see public service adverts warning people about the dangers of drink-driving and the penalties for breaking the law. So obviously I know about it just by seeing the announcements on TV.

I think quite a lot of people are affected by this law but in a good way. You know people in my country love to go out, to dine out with friends and when they do so they like to enjoy a few drinks with their meal. So as more and more people starting buying their own cars, the instances of drink driving went up quite quickly and it became quite a problem. A lot of accidents were caused because drivers had been drinking over dinner.

So I think it’s a really good law because it protects everyone. The people who drink with their friends at dinner are now less likely to drive (because they know the risks and penalties) so they’re less likely to be involved in accidents, which is good for them obviously. At the same time, it’s good for the general public because more often than not, accidents caused by drink driving involve innocent bystanders and I think this is the main thing, the general public and pedestrians are made safer by this law. So all in all, I’d say without doubt it’s a really good law.

语言点剖析

1. 副词的使用：actually事实上；obviously明显地。

2. 短语的使用：in place准备就绪；be well aware of（注意well的使用）；throughout the day整天；break the law违法；dine out在外吃饭；be involved in卷入；be likely to可能; more often than not往往；all in all总之

3. ing分词做定语：you’ll see public service adverts warning people about the dangers of drink-driving

4. ing-分词独立主格结构做原因状语：So as more and more people starting buying their own cars, the instances of drink driving went up quite quickly and it became quite a problem.

5. 过去式被动语态和过去完成进行时的使用：A lot of accidents were caused because drivers had been drinking over dinner.

6. 定语从句和非限制性定语从句的使用：The people who drink with their friends at dinner are now less likely to drive (because they know the risks and penalties) so they’re less likely to be involved in accidents, which is good for them obviously.

7. 高分词汇：penalties 惩罚；innocent 无辜的； bystanders 局外人；pedestrians 步行者；

话题卡2

An occasion when you were scared

When it was

How you were scared

Why you were scared

And explain how you felt about it

难度系数：

新旧情况：全新题

可以拓展的相关素材：鬼屋haunted houses；蹦极Bungee；听鬼故事heard a ghost story；看恐怖电影horror film；万圣节Halloween.

参考范文

I recently went to theme park with a few of my friends and you know, it had all the usual stuff you’d expect to find in a theme park, rollercoasters and things like that. Anyway we had been on most of the rides and we were just thinking about leaving when we saw one last ride in the corner of the park, which seemed to be some kind of eerie haunted house.

We decided to give it a try and to be honest,  we didn’t expect it to be that scary, but actually it was really frightening in fact I’d say it was absolutely terrifying. We had to walk through the house room by room and there were waxwork models of really creepy things like vampires, zombies and things like that. The thing that made it so terrifying was because there were sounds being played through speakers in each room. The sounds were like screams and shrieks; they were more frightening than the models. There was music playing too, you know that chilling music you usually hear in a horror film. Add to this it was quite dark and it was, all in all, quite a horrifying experience. We really didn’t expect it to be that scary.  

Afterwards, when we’d calmed down a bit we looked backed and laughed about it. That night I fully expected to have nightmares about it but luckily I didn’t. I think if I saw a similar ‘haunted house’ in another park I’d definitely give it a try, I think I’d be more prepared next time. I doubt I’d find it as scary as the time I just described.

语言点剖析

1. 副词的使用：recently；actually实际上; 确实；absolutely绝对地; 完全地；definitely明确地; 确切地；fully充分地; 完全地；

2. 短语的使用：theme park主题公园；kind of稍微，有点儿；give it a try试一试；to be honest说实话；calm down平静，镇静；

3. 高分词汇：rollercoasters过山车；eerie怪诞的； haunted闹鬼的；frightening令人恐惧的；terrifying可怕的; 极大的；waxwork蜡制品，蜡像; creepy令人毛骨悚然的；vampires吸血鬼；zombies僵尸；screams尖叫；shrieks尖叫声；chilling寒冷的; 令人恐惧的；horror film恐怖影片；

4. 时间状语和非限制性定语从句的使用：Anyway we had been on most of the rides and we were just thinking about leaving when we saw one last ride in the corner of the park, which seemed to be some kind of eerie haunted house.

5. 表语从句的使用：The thing that made it so terrifying was because there were sounds being played through speakers in each room.