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2020年1-4月雅思口语新题part1&2&3完整版汇总

　　题目：

　　1.How can we protect wild animals?

　　2.What wild animals do you like most?

　　3.Have you ever seen any wild animals before?

　　4.Do you like to go to the zoo?

　　范文：

　　1.How can we protect wild animals?

　　There are several ways to protect wild animals. As a normal person, we could stop buying anything made of the wild animals’ body parts, for example, fur products and ivory products. At the same time, our government could also take action to stop the relative manufacturing activities. And I believe it is urgent to build more nature reserves. We should put more money and manpower into it.

　　2.What wild animals do you like most?

　　My favorite wild animals are sea otters. They just seem to get so much enjoyment out of life. Maybe we should try to be more like otters. I also think it's cute how sea otters balance shells on their chests and break them open with rocks. Wolves are really cool too. They are very loyal and devoted to their families. I guess there are quite a few lessons we could learn from wild animals.

　　3.Have you ever seen any wild animals before?

　　Yes. I was so fortunate to see a yak in the plateau. They were large and hairy, ambling quietly. I was about to get out of the car and get a close-up of them, but my mom stopped me. The yak is not docile; they will run fast to escape once a stranger comes close. So, I could only watch them from a distance.

　　4.Do you like to go to the zoo?

　　Yes. Because it is the only way I (and many others too) would see these animals in person. Zoos also educate people about animals, and tell us about the ones in danger of extinction. Some animals are so in danger that there are more of them in zoos than in the wild. Zoos also take in animals that would otherwise be killed, because there is nowhere else for them to go.

　　5.Have you ever kept pets?

　　Yes. I had several ducklings when I was about 8 years old. I hadn’t wished to have my own pets.

　　However, my mom had hoped to nurture my sense of responsibility, so she bought them and asked me to raise them. I started to love the little ducks, as they lined up after me every day, quacking for food. It made me feel that they depended on me. So I had to protect them.