雅思口语part2话题卡：Describe a story someone told you and you remember 别人讲述的故事/难忘的故事
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
这道题的题眼有两个。一是别人给你讲的，自己看的不算。二是因为某种原因自己还记住了。针对前者，我们可以想想身边的朋友，老师，爸爸妈妈，爷爷奶奶等。针对后者，我们可以从故事包含有用的道理、故事十分离奇曲折、故事特别恐怖等角度进行扩展。
题目
Describe a story someone told you and you remember
You should say
What the story was about
Who told you this story
Why you remember it
And how you feel about it
参考答案
下面给老烤鸭小编根据具体的题目要求，给出的原创参考答案：
请北京新航道、上海新航道、小站雅思，阿卡索外教网、百利天下留学以及智课网等机构不要再次抄袭本站的文章。
The history of the story I am going to tell you about can be traced back to over 2000 years ago. Back then, a young man in a remote village heard that people in Handan walked in a very elegant way and decided to go there and learn. Once he arrived, he was fascinated by the pedestrians on the street and started imitating their moves immediately. He followed a middle-aged man for a while and then switched to a child, and then a senior citizen, and then a woman. However, a month later, his walking style deteriorated instead of being improved.
我要告诉你的故事的历史可以追溯到2000多年前。那时候，一位偏远村庄的年轻人听说邯郸人的走路姿势十分优美，因此决定前往学习。刚一到那，他就被路上的行人迷住了，并立刻开始模仿他们的动作。他一会儿跟着一位中年人，然后又换成一个孩子，然后是老人，然后是妇女。然而，一个月时候，他的走路姿势不仅没有提升，反而下降了。
I first heard this story when I was a little kid. Before I went to bed, my mom would read me various fables, hoping that I could learn something useful from them. And after I got enrolled in primary school, this story also appeared in my textbook and the exam paper. So it is basically embedded in my blood and I am pretty sure I will still remember it when I turn into my 70s.
我第一次听到这个故事的时候还是个小孩子。在我睡觉之前，我妈妈会给我读一些寓言，希望我能从中学到一些有用的东西。在我进入小学之后，这则故事也出现在课本中和试卷上。所以，它几乎已经融入我的血液。我很确信等我到了70多岁也会记着它。
But for years, it was just another story I had heard and remembered, nothing special, until the last year of my high school. With the college entrance exam approaching, I was desperate to improve my academic performance. This article is from Laokaoya website. So I consulted the straight-A student in my class and asked him to share his learning habit and experience. Then, I did exactly what he told me. But when I found his method does not work a week later, I turned to another one, and then the third one, the fourth one. Suddenly, I realized that I was just like the young man trying to learn how to walk elegantly in Handan, and I would never succeed if I continued in this way.
但多年以来，它跟我听过并记下来的其他故事没什么区别，直到高中的最后一年。随着高考的临近，我迫切想要提升自己的成绩。因此我咨询班里的优秀学生，请他分享自己的学习习惯和经验。随后，我完全按照他告诉我的去做。但当一周之后，我发现他的方法没有效果的时候，我会求助另一个人，然后是第三个，第四个。突然，我意识到我就像那个尝试在邯郸学习如何走路的年轻人一样，如果继续这样下去是不会成功的。
Since then, I have developed a special feeling towards this story. It taught me such an important lesson with simple words, but I failed to grasp it for years.
自从那之后，我对这一故事有了特殊的感情。它用简单的语句交给我这样重要的道理，但我却在好多年里都没有意识到。
Part 3 追加问题
Do young children like the same stories as older children?
How has technology changed storytelling?
How do people tell stories to children?
Why do children like stories?
点击查看2022年5-8月雅思口语题库Part2其他话题卡答案
