雅思口语part2话题卡：Describe an interesting conversation you had with your friend 描述你曾经和朋友展开的有趣的谈话
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
按照剑桥自己字典的解释someone or something that is interesting keeps your attention because he, she or it is unusual, exciting, or has a lot of ideas。也就是说大家在回答的时候不用把思路局限在有趣上，只要该谈话不同寻常、让人兴奋、或者能激发起人们的兴趣即可。换句话说，interesting可能翻译成“引起兴趣的”，或者“有意思的”更合适一些。这样一来，我们可说的内容就瞬间扩展了不少。
题目
Describe an interesting conversation you had with your friend
You should say
Who you spoke with
Where you were
What the conversation was about
And explain why you think it was interesting
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I am going to tell you a conversation that I conducted with my friend about genetics, a branch of biology concerned with the study of genes, genetic variation and heredity in organisms.
我要告诉你一段我跟我朋友之间关于基因学的对话。它是生物学的分支，研究有机物的基因、遗传性变异以及遗传特征。
It was in high school. Back then Genetics constituted a large proportion of the biology lesson and was one of the most important contents in the exam. However, I just could not grasp its key points. I was familiar with every word in the textbook but was not able to figure out what they indicated. This article is from Laokaoya website. As a result, my scores always lingered around the passing mark, no matter how hard I had worked. I shared my frustration with Xiaoming, a straight-A student who often got praised by the biology teacher, hoping he could give me some useful advice.
那是高中的时候，基因学占生物课的很大比例，并且是最重要的考试内容之一。然而，我就是抓不住它的重点。我对课本上的每个字都很熟悉，但完全弄不明白它们想表达什么。因此，不管我多么努力，我的分数总是在及格线附近徘徊。我跟小明聊了聊我的苦恼，希望他能给一些有用的建议。他成绩优秀，总是得到生物老师的表扬。
However, instead of analyzing where my problems lied and offering corresponding solutions, he started to talk about a book he had just read, called The Gene: An Intimate History, which chronicled the history of the gene and genetic research, all the way from Aristotle to Crick and then the 21st-century scientists who mapped the human genome. It also discussed the power of genetics in determining people’s well-being and traits, and delved into the personal genetic history of a specific family.
然而，他并没有分析我的问题在哪里，提供相应的解决方案，而是开始谈论他最近读的一本叫做《基因革命》的书。它按照时间顺序叙述了基因和基因研究的历史，从亚里士多德到克里克，再到21世纪绘制人类基因组图谱的科学家。它也讨论了基因在决定人们健康和特点方面的力量，并深入探索了特定家庭的基因历史。
Although what he said was not directly related to the exam, it helped me form a comprehensive picture of this area and thus solved my problem. Suddenly, all the contents I had memorized began to make sense, which contributed to the dramatic increase in my academic performance. That was why I thought this conversation interesting.
虽然他说的内容跟考试不直接相关，但它帮助我了解该领域的全景，并由此解决我的问题。突然之间，我之前记忆的所有内容有了意义。这让我的成绩大幅提升。这也是我为什么觉得这段对话有意思的原因。
Part 3 追加问题
When do children normally form their own views?
Do children have strong opinions?
Should parents request their kids to obey them?
In what industries do you think communication is a necessary skill?
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