雅思口語part1往往被同學(xué)們認(rèn)為是雅思口語三部分中較容易的部分。實際的確如此，part1 的難度最低，話題貼近生活，在這一答題過程中更易于同學(xué)們進(jìn)入口語對話狀態(tài)。下面是小編為大家整理收集的關(guān)于2017年1月雅思口語part1 Water activity話題的相關(guān)范文，歡迎大家的閱讀。

　　1.What activities would you do if you were spending some leisure time at a beach or near the ocean?

　　Well, I’m a keen swimmer so I would make the most of the opportunity to swim in the ocean. I also like sunbathing, so, if it was warm and sunny, I would spend some time drying off in the sun. I tend to burn quite easily, though, so I wouldn’t spend too much time at the beach if it was hot.

　　2.Why do some people like water sports?

　　I think lots of water sports can be extremely exhilarating. I love to go windsurfing when I get the chance. I’m not very good at it but it’s a fantastic feeling when the wind catches your sail and you start skimming across the surface of the water.

　　3.Do you think the government should invest money in developing facilities for water sports?

　　Yes, I think it’s a good way to encourage local people to participate more in water sports. In China, the government runs various water sports centres. There’s one with a huge artificial lake where you can hire boats, canoes or windsurfers. It’s extremely popular.

　　4.Do you think that human activity is posing a threat to the oceans of the world?

　　Yes. Unfortunately, I think this is undeniable. Oil spills, toxic waste and all kinds of rubbish and plastic have contributed to the pollution of the oceans. Perhaps people assumed that because the oceans are so vast, the effects of pollution would be minimal but it is clear that this is not the case.

　　5.What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of travelling on the ocean?

　　I’m one of those people who love travelling by boat. It can be a beautifully relaxing experience when the boat rocks gently from side to side and you can hear the water lapping against the side. It can be a different story if the water is rough, though. I have a friend who was on a boat trip when the motor broke down. All the passengers were tossed around and pretty much everyone was seasick!

　　6.Do you think it’s important for children to learn how to swim?

　　If they are going to spend time around water, then yes, definitely. In China, however, this is not so easy because of a lack of public swimming facilities. Most public pools in China are seriously overcrowded, especially in summer. For most Chinese people, going to the public swimming pool is just a way to cool off.

　　7.Do you think it’s best for a child to be taught to swim by a parent or by someone else?

　　That’s a good question. I think it probably depends on whether the parents are confident swimmers – and also on the relationship between the child and his parents. My Dad taught me to swim but because I always loved the water it never felt like a chore for either of us.