雅思口语part2话题卡：Describe an occasion when you got incorrect information 描述一次你获得错误信息的情况
思路点拨：以下思路仅供参考，希望大家根据自己的真实经历编写答案
我们在日常生活中由于一些信息的滞后性，经常会听到或者收到错误的消息，谣言就是这样产生的。另外，也有可能是信息传播者本身存在错误的理解，从而向听众传达了错误信息。这种情况是最多的。比如不专业的人员在某些专业领域的错误解读，觉得地球是平的；还比如我们觉得中国大多数人都喝过农夫山泉，其实只有50%的人喝过而已；很多人觉得出国是个常态，但事实情况是中国有13亿人没有出过国。这些虽然不算是媒体主动植入你大脑的，但是也算是我们自己获取的错误信息产生了错误的认知。另外，大家也可以说一说生活中的琐事，比如你看了一个电影的影评，豆瓣上的，好评到爆炸，但自己看了发现并不好看，回头才知道那影评是被刷起来炒作电影的。当然，不管你曾经获得过什么样的错误信息，请确保自己的语言表述是清楚的。
题目
Describe an occasion when you got incorrect information
You should say:
Why you got it
When you got it
How you got it
How you found it was incorrect
And how you felt about it
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Well, an occasion when I got incorrect information was during the graduation season of my senior high school. It was a piece of information regarding a detailed analysis of different majors in the university.
一个我获取错误信息的情况是在我高中的毕业季。这是一则与分析大学专业相关的信息。
That occasion was right after I took the Gaokao, which was the college entrance examination in China. At that time, we were supposed to apply for a specific major we wanted to study before we were officially matriculated into the university.
那个情况就发生在高考结束后不久，高考是中国的大学入学考试。在那个时候，我们得在录取大学之前申请好具体的想学的专业。
The only main resource of guidance was a booklet that contained lists of majors from different universities. This booklet was given by our teachers after we took an exam. This article is from Laokaoya website. They let us take it home and have a discussion with our parents for the final decision. I didn’t take issue with the opinions it had because it was printed out by the provincial education authority and was recommended by our school.
那时候，唯一的指导资源就是这本册子了，这册子里面包含了不同大学的各类专业的类目。这本册子是我们考完试后由我们的老师发放的。他们让我们带回家然后和父母商量一下最终的决定。我当时并没有发现这本册子的观点有问题，因为这本册子是有省里头的教育权威印刷的，而且还是我们学校推荐的。
I didn’t find anything wrong with it until one day when I flipped it over and saw a page that recommended senior high school graduates to apply for a major of the first-tier university with only third-tier Gaokao scores, which was kind of weird for me as I knew that Gaokao was the fairest exam in China even in the world. How could it be possible to get into this prestigious university without a high score? Then, I realized that it was actually a fake guidance page which was actually an advertisement that was designed in a way quite similar to the previous content page.
我当时并没有发现有任何问题直到有一天当我翻开发现了一页，这页推荐高中毕业生只需要用三类院校的分数就可以报考一类院校的专业。我当时就感觉有点不对劲，因为我知道高考在中国乃至全世界里是最公平的考试了。没有一个高分就进入一所名校，这怎么可能？后来，我就意识到这页是个假的指导页面，其实是一则广告页面给设计成了前面内容页类似的样子。
Well, I thought this conduct was horrible. You know, it’s highly possible that hundreds of graduates would be misled by this fake page. I wish the authority who is responsible for this booklet could be more strict in selecting the advertisers to be shown on this important booklet.
我认为这种行为非常糟糕。这很有可能会误导成百上千的毕业生们。我希望负责这本册子的权威机构能够在选择广告商的时候更加严格一些。
Part 3 追加问题
What kinds of professions are related to giving information to others?
What is the difference between giving information by phone and by email?
How can people check whether a piece of information is correct or not?
Do people trust the information online?
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