雅思口语Part2话题卡：Describe a time when some people near you made a lot of noise 描述一次别人在你附近制造噪音的经历
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
生活在嘈杂的城市之中，我们早已习惯了各种噪音的存在。其中一些噪音是无可避免的，比如汽车的喇叭声和发动机的轰鸣声，比如商场里的音乐，比如工厂里隆隆的机器声的。但也有一些噪音是因为人们素质低产生的，比如在电影院或者图书馆里接打电话，比如在公共场所的大声交谈等。大家可以回忆一下自己的经历，对号入座进行描述就好。
题目
Describe a time when some people near you made a lot of noise
You should say:
Where you heard the noise
Who made the noise
How you reacted to the noise
And explain how you felt about the noise
参考答案
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I am going to tell you about an experience that two children made a lot of noise in the museum. It was a Sunday afternoon last month. After idling at home on Saturday, I was bored to death. So I decided to take a trip to the Erlitou Site Museum of the Xia capital. As its name suggests, it is a museum focusing on Xia, the first recorded dynasty lasting from about 2070 B.C. to 1600 B.C. Although it is in the suburb of my city, I actually learnt about it from TikTok and had never been there before.
我要告诉你的经历是两个孩子在博物馆制造了大量的噪音。那是上个月的一个周日下午。在家闲坐了一个周六之后，我无聊的要死。所以我决定去趟二里头夏都博物馆。正如它的名字所揭示的那样，它是一座以夏朝，这一中国有记录以来的第一个朝代（公元前2070年到公元前1600年）为主题的博物馆。虽然它就在城市郊区，但我其实是从抖音上了解到的。
Just when I was appreciating the various items made of jade, clay, or bronze, whose history could be traced back to thousands of years ago, I heard a burst of footsteps. Then two children appeared at the door of the exhibition hall, chasing each other, and laughing out loud. The one who fell behind was shouting “wait for me, wait for me”. This article is from Laokaoya website. They passed through the hall quickly and disappeared from my sight, but after a while, they turned up again. It seemed that they were circling in the building.
就在我正欣赏各种各样由玉、陶土和青铜制成的，历史可以追溯到几千年前的物品时，我听到一阵急促的脚步声。然后两个孩子出现在了展厅门口，互相追逐着，大笑着。落后的人还喊着，“等等我，等等我”。他们很快穿过展厅，消失在我的视野里。但不一会，他们又再次出现。似乎他们正在建筑物里绕圈圈。
I tried to stop them to tell them that it was not appropriate to run in the museum. They would disturb others and might knock down invaluable antiques. But even before I could finish a sentence, they had escaped the range where my voice could reach. I then tried to find their parents but failed either.
我尝试阻止他们，告诉他们在博物馆里不能乱跑。他们会打扰到别人，并可能撞到无价的文物。但在我说完一个句子之前，他们已经超出了我声音所能到达的范围。然后我尝试找他们的父母，但同样失败。
Actually, I could totally understand them. In their eyes, these historical objects were no more than a bunch of craps, which could not arouse their interest at all. Chasing was far more fascinating. But this could not excuse their bad behavior and their parents should teach them how to behave properly in a public place.
其实，我能理解他们的行为。在他们眼中，这些历史物品不过是一堆垃圾，一点都无法激起他们的兴趣。但这不能作为他们不良行为的接口。他们父母应该教育他们在公共场所的正确表现。
Part 3 追加问题
What kinds of places should be noise-free?
Can people bring children to these noise-free places?
Why can’t people make noise in a church?
What public morals should people follow in your country?
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