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Part 1 Topics and Questions
1.Your Work/Studies
Do you work or are you a student
Your Studies
What subject are you studying(= What's your major? in American English)
Why did you choose to study that
Where do you study
Do you like your university/school(Why?/ Why not?)
Does your university specialize in any particular subject/area
Is there anyone who helps (helped) you (with your studies) at university/school(Who In what way?) (Who give you the most help?)
Do you often get together with ( = go out with = do things in your free time with ) your classmates after classes(What do you do?)
2. Your Hometown
Whereabouts (=where) did you grow up (Or, Where were you born?)
Is that a city or is it in the countryside*
Do you still live there
Does (do) your family still live there
What kind of place is your hometown(= Describe your hometown) *
How has your hometown changed in recent years(e.g., the past 20 years or since you were a child)
What part of your hometown do you like best(Why?) (= What's the best thing about your hometown= What do you find most attractive about your hometown?)
What's the most famous (= well-known) place in your hometown
Note: One of the two topics above is a compulsory topic.
3. Secondary school
Note 1: It seems that you could be asked about your secondary school studies even if you are working now or a university student now. However, if you are a university student (and especially if you are a secondary student now) and if you answered 1b, above, you probably will not get these questions. Everyone should prepare for this topic because if you get 'Hometown' as your first topic, 'Secondary School' is possible as one of your other topics.
Note 2: 'Secondary school' means the same as 'high school'. Unlike China and the U.S.A., most students in Britain and Australia go to one school from the age of about 12 to 18, called 'secondary school' (= high school). However, there are also a small number of 'Junior High Schools' and 'Senior High Schools' in Britain and Australia.
What subjects did you study in secondary school (= high school)*
What was your favourite subject ( = class) in secondary school(= high school)
And which class (= subject) did you like the least(Why?)
Which secondary school subject do you think is most useful for people in adult life
What part of your secondary school education did you enjoy most?
4. Leisure Time
When do you have free time
How do you like to relax(What’s your favourite way to relax?)
How do Chinese people like to relax
Do you think it's important to have leisure time
How does that (the way Chinese people like to relax) compare with western countries
Do your friends ever come to your home in their free time What do you usually do together?
How do you think people will relax in the future*
Compare the way people in China relax today and the way they used to relax years ago.
In your leisure time, what do you usually do with friends or family(= Do you do things in your leisure time with friends or familyWhat?)
Do you have any hobbies or interests(= What are your hobbies or interests?)
What do you do in your holidays (= vacations)(= How do you spend your holidays?) Or: How do people in China spend their holidays?
Do you like to travel (in your holidays or free time)(Why?)
5. Rain
Does it rain much in China(WhereWhen?)
Is there any part of China where it doesn't rain much(Where?) (or: Is there an even distribution of rain throughout China?)
When (in what month/season) does it rain most in your hometown
What about the other parts of China(In which season does it rain most in other parts of China?)
Can you remember any time when it rained particularly heavily in your hometown(When?)
Does rain ever affect transportation in your hometown(How?)
How does rain affect different people’s moods (Or: How does rain effect people's lives?)
Do you like rainy days(= How do you feel on rainy days= Do you feel sad on rainy days?)
What do you do on rainy day
Do you think rain is good(Why?)
Do you think the seasons have changed in recent years, compared to the past
