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IELTS スピーキング Part 1 試験官に託された2つの目的

IELTS スピーキング Part 1 試験官に託された2つの目的


IELTS スピーキング  Part 1 では、Part 2及びPart 3で必要なスキルが試されます。

Part 1 で、あなたは、スピーキングの基本的なスキルがあることを試験官に示す必要があります。


Part 1     試験官に託された2つの目的


スピーキング Part 1では、試験官は2つのことが託されています。

1つ目は、受験者を落ち着かせることです。

試験の初めでは、受験者は緊張しています。 試験官は何とか受験者を落ち着かせるために、

まずは、受験者が簡単に答えられる身近な質問をしてきます。 

簡単で身近な質問ですが、この質問は、次に用意された難易度の高いPart 2, 

Part 3 に繋がる質問であることを理解しておく必要があります。


2つ目は、受験者のスピーキング基礎能力の評価です。 

ここで、あなたはスピーキングスキルがあることを示さなければいけません。

Part 1    質問内容は受験者の身近なこと


スピーキング Part 1では、あなたの家、生活、家族、国について聞かれます。

受験者が回答に困ることや、考える必要のある質問はされませんので安心ください。


試験官は決して” Who wants to be a billionaire? “ ,  “ who was the 15th president of the United States?” とは聞きません。

簡単で身近な 3つのトピックに答えるだです。

質問内容は予めわかるので回答を準備することで容易に答えられます。

スピーキングテストの開始は次のように始まります。

E:  Good morning. My name is Harry Brown. Can you tell me your full name, please?

C: Yes, my name is Haruko Nakamura.

E: Can I check your identification,please?

C: yes, here you are.  [笑顔でパスポートを試験官に渡す]

E: Thank you. Okay, that’s fine,thank you.

C: Thank you.

E: Now, I’d like to begin by asking you some questions about yourself.

C: Okay.

(自己紹介の質問)

(つづけて、日常生活に関するトピックの質問)


TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Advance) Q6 レッスンの流れ

TOEFL スピーキング Question 6 学習ステップ


マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Advance)」

カリキュラムでは、Question 6  対策として、

やや難易度の高い様々なトピックを使い、

以下の流れで効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 100点(Speakingセクション 25点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。


学習ステップ

ステップ   1  リスニング &メモ取り アカデミックなトピックの講義を聞き概要をメモします。

ステップ   2   解答の構成  解答へ導くため用意された5つの質問に解答します。

ステップ  3   解答の作成 テンプレートを使い解答文を作り、スピーチをします。

ステップ   4   比較と復習  模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。  
 


▮ Listen

STEP 1 | Listening & Note Taking | Listen to a lecture , and take notes.

スクリプト

I’d like to point out something about art from the past. In previous eras, making art was expensive. Most artists required patrons merely to afford the paint, canvas, and everything else they needed, and these patrons, naturally, kept most of the artwork in their homes for their own personal viewing. This made art inaccessible to most people. The artists, quite understandably, didn’t appreciate this, so they came up with two ways to enable the public to admire their work.For one, many artists began using cheaper materials. This let them work without a sponsor. This way, they could produce the art they wanted to and also retain possession of their art. They were then free to display it wherever they wanted to. This, naturally, permitted many more people to see their work. Of course, one drawback to this approach was that the lower quality of the paint and other materials meant their work often faded quickly. Fortunately, many of these works can now be restored using modern methods.Another thing artists did was to display their art both outdoors and in public places. Remember that artists didn’t just do paintings. They did statues, sculptures, and many other kinds of art. Take a look at any cathedral. There is art everywhere. Look at the statues and the stained glass window in them. They’re all works of art. And consider one of the greatest examples of art anywhere-Michelangelo’s work in the Sistine Chapel. How many thousands or millions of people have seen his artwork? He attained what most artists strive for: for the greatest number of people to admire his work.


メモ取り


Note-Taking

_________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________

Question

Using points and examples from the lecture, explain the two methods artists used to enable more of the public to view their work.

 STEP 2  |Organizing 解答の組み立て| Ask yourself the following questions and organize your ideas


  1. What idea does the professor try to convey in the lecture?
  2. How did artists guarantee they would own the works they created?
  3. What benefit did artists gain from being the owners of their works?
  4. What is the second way that artists made their works available for public viewing?
  5. What examples does the professor give of works that could be seen in public?

  1. ____________________________________________________
  2. ____________________________________________________
  3. _____________________________________________________
  4. ____________________________________________________
  5. ______________________________________________________



解答例


1. The main idea of the lecture is that artists did not want their work to be viewed by a limited number of people but instead desired for as many people as possible to see it.

2. In her first example, she says that artists utilized cheaper materials to avoid having patrons, who would keep the artists’ works for themselves.

3. What happened is that artists owned their own works, so they were at liberty to display them anywhere they wanted.

4. The professor then discusses how artists made sure their works were displayed outdoors or in public places.

5. She states that cathedrals are full of art like statues and stained glass windows, and she also mentions Michelangelo’s work in the Sistine Chapel.

                


STEP 3 |Response 解答| Make your response using the organized ideas.


The main idea of the lecture is______________________________ _

In her first example, she says________________________________

_________________________The professor then discusses how___ _________________________________________________________
In her view, _______________________________________________
_________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________


STEP 4  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


Sample Response 模範解答


The main idea of the lecture is that artists didn’t want their work to be viewed by a limited number of people but instead desired for as many people as possible to see it. The professor covers a couple of steps artists took to ensure that this happened. In her first example, she says that artists utilized cheaper materials to avoid having patrons, who would keep the artists’ works for themselves. What happened is that artists owned their own works, so they were at liberty to display them anywhere they wanted. The professor then discusses how artists made sure their works were displayed outdoors or in public places. She states that cathedrals are full of art like statues and stained glass windows,and she also mentions Michelangelo’s work in the Sistine Chapel. In her view, doing art like this enabled the greatest number of people to see the artists’ works.

STEP 5 自己採点

Delivery

1 How clearly did you speak your response?

Language Use

2 How well did you control language structures to convey your ideas?

3 How appropriately did you use vocabulary to convey your ideas?

Topic Development

4 How fully did you answer the question?

5 How coherently did you present your ideas? 



TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Intermediate) Q6 レッスンの流れ

TOEFL スピーキング Question 6 学習ステップ


マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Intermediate)」

カリキュラムでは、Question 6  対策として、試験問題標準レベルで様々な

トピックを使い、以下の流れで効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、

スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 80点(Speakingセクション 20点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています


学習ステップ

ステップ   1  リスニング &メモ取り アカデミックなトピックの講義を聞き概要をメモします。

ステップ   2   解答の構成  解答へ導くため用意された5つの質問に解答します。

ステップ  3   解答の作成 テンプレートを使い解答文を作り、スピーチをします。

ステップ   4   比較と復習  模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。  
 


▮ Listen

STEP 1 | Listening & Note Taking | Listen to a lecture , and take notes.


メモ取り


Note-Taking

_________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________

Question

Using points and examples from the lecture, explain the two different theories on why the dinosaurs became extinct.

 STEP 2  |Organizing 解答の組み立て| Ask yourself the following questions and organize your ideas


  1. What is the topic of the professor’s lecture?
  2. According to the professor, what happened when a meteor or asteroid struck Earth?
  3. Why do people believe that this strike caused the dinosaurs to become extinct?
  4. What do scientists say were the results of the eruption of a super volcano?
  5. How did the greenhouse effect make the dinosaurs extinct?

  1. ____________________________________________________
  2. ____________________________________________________
  3. _____________________________________________________
  4. ____________________________________________________
  5. ______________________________________________________



解答例

1.  The professor describes two of the more popular theories on why the dinosaurs became extinct.

2.  After an object from space hit Earth, lots of dirt and debris were thrown into the air, which decreased the amount of sunlight getting through to Earth.

3.  Because there was less sunlight, plants died, so herbivorous dinosaurs no longer had a food source and died, and then the carnivores died soon afterwards.

4.  After a super volcano erupted, it spewed carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which caused global warming to occur rapidly.

5.  The dinosaur eggs reacted badly to the heat, so more males were born, which meant that the dinosaurs could not reproduce.


                


STEP 3 |Response 解答| Make your response using the organized ideas.


The professor states that dinosaurs once ____________________ _

__________________________________________________________

________ The first is that _________________________________ _

The second theory Is that __________________________________ _

So ________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________


STEP 6  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


Sample Response 模範解答



The professor states that dinosaurs once ruled Earth but suddenly became extinct. She gives two different theories to explain their disappearance. The first is that a meteor or asteroid struck Earth. She even says that some scientists know where it hit. The strike sent dirt up into the”atmosphere, which hid the planet from the sun. It got colder, and there was no sunlight, so all the plants died. Without food sources, the dinosaurs all died. The second theory is that there was an eruption of a super volcano. This filled the air with carbon dioxide, which caused the greenhouse effect to start on Earth. When subjected to heat, lizard and dinosaur eggs change. Females in eggs become males. So there were no more females being born, which meant that the dinosaurs couldn’t reproduce.

TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Basic) Q6 レッスンの流れ

TOEFL スピーキング Question 6 学習ステップ


マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Basic)」

カリキュラムでは、Question 6  対策として、試験問題に比べ、


簡単なトピックとやや短めな講義を使った様々な問題に


チャレンジしていただきます。


以下の学習ステップで、効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 61点(Speakingセクション 15点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。



TOEFL初級者(例:英検準2級以下、TOEIC 500点以下)で

リスニングが苦手な方はリスニングのない「TOEFL特訓ゼミ Starter」

カリキュラムからの受講をお勧めいたします。


学習ステップ

ステップ   1  リスニング &メモ取り アカデミックなトピックの講義を聞き概要をメモします。

ステップ   2   解答の構成  メモを使ってKey sentencesを書き出します。

ステップ  3   解答のスピーキング  質問に対し、メモを参考に解答します。

ステップ   4   比較と復習  模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。  
 


▮ Listen

STEP 1 | Listening & Note Taking | Listen to a lecture , and take notes.

スクリプト

Have you heard about the positive externality effect? The positive externality effect is kind of a difficult theory to explain. Basically, it means that certain actions in society can help society as well as the individual. Let’s see. A common example is the flu shot. People can help themselves by getting a flu shot and keeping healthy. They might save some money by not missing work, avoiding the doctor and not having to pay for medicine. They also help society as a whole by not getting others sick. This is the positive externality effect. Of course, sometimes people don’t care about society and don’t get their shots. This hurts all of society, not just the individual. The government can help by reducing the costs of the shots or forcing people to get their shots.


メモ取り


Subject: Positive externality effect

_________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________

Detail: Help self and society at same time

_________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________

 STEP 2  |Organizing 解答の組み立て| Make key sentences using the above notes


Key sentences

❶ __________________________________________________________

❷ __________________________________________________________

                


STEP 3 |Response 解答| Make your response using the above information.

Question


Using points and examples from the talk, explain the positive externality effect.

Your Response _________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

STEP 6  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


Sample Response 模範解答

The positive externality effect is a theory that when one person or a group of people is helped by something, the effect that it has on them will positively affect society as a whole. When a person gets a flu shot for example, it helps the person who won’t get the flu and it also helps everyone else that the person might have infected to.



TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Advance) Q 4 レッスンの流れ

TOEFL スピーキング Question 4 学習ステップ


マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Advance)」 カリキュラムでは、

Question 4  対策として、やや難易度の高い様々なトピックを使い、

以下の流れで効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 100点(Speakingセクション 25点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。


学習ステップ

ステップ   1 リーディング  アカデミックなテーマについての短い課題文を読む

ステップ 2  チェックテスト リーディング内容の理解度をチェックするための質問に解答します。

ステップ 3  リスニング    関連する講義を聞き概要をメモします。

ステップ   4   解答の構成  試験同様の質問に対し、解答へ導くため用された

5つの質問に解答します。

ステップ 5   解答作成   5つの解答を基に解答を作ります。

ステップ 6 スピーキング  時間を計りながら、何も見ずに回答を述べます。

ステップ 7   比較と復習  模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。  
 

ステップ  8  自己採点   毎回自己採点を記録してください


▮ Read

STEP 1    | Reading 読解| Read the following an academic subject.


Creative Categorization

Marketing experts do their utmost to induce customers to purchase their products. Often, when faced with a product that, for whatever reason, does not appeal to a large segment of the population,marketers merely change the category it is in. This process is called creative categorization. By doing this, marketers can increase the appeal of a product. The two most common methods of creative categorization are to change the cost or design of a product. By doing so, products may go from being ones purchased by a small number of people to ones with mass appeal.


STEP 2   | Comprehending 読解力テスト | Answer the following questions to make sure you understand the reading


1.  What do marketers attempt to do?

2 What do some marketers do when their products do not appeal to many people?

3 What is creative categorization?

4 What are the two most common ways marketers use creative categorization?

5 According to the passage, what is often the end result of creative categorization?


1 __________________________  

2  __________________________ 

3  ____________________     

4  ____________________      

5  _________________________


Comprehending  解答例



1. Marketers attempt to get people to buy their products.

2. Marketers change the category of their products in these cases.

3. Creative categorization is making a product more appealing by changing the category in which it is included.

4. Marketers often alter either the price of design of a product to change its category.

5. The end result of creative categorization is that the product often develops mass appeal.


▮ Listen

STEP 3 | Listening & Note Taking | Listen to a lecture about the same topic, and take notes.


スクリプト

Imagine you’re a marketing executive and you have some products to sell. There may even be a huge section of society which doesn’t purchase your products. Well, there are a couple of ways to break into that market.You might try changing the price of your product. Did you know, for example, that watches were once regarded as expensive pieces of jewelry? Timepieces used to cost too much for most people. But most of you have watches, right? What happened? Well, one brilliant marketer started touting watches as fashion accessories. Sales of watches leaped dramatically. You can get watches for less than ten dollars nowadays, and they come in all kinds of styles. By changing the category into which watches fell, they began appealing to a greater number of people. Here’s another. Think about cell phones. At first, their use was limited, and only rich people or businessmen used them. However, companies began marketing them to the masses. Now you’ve got kids and grandparents with cell phones these days. Does a six-year-old kid need a phone? Not at all. But marketers have made it so that phones are no longer outrageously expensive. Likewise, they aren’t considered tools only for the rich or for businessmen anymore. They’re fashion devices now, almost like accessories for many people.


Note-Taking メモ取り

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


● 質問 Question


The professor describes how two different products began to appeal to a greater number of people. Explain how they are related to creative categorization.



STEP 4 | Organizing  解答の組み立て | Ask yourself the following questions and organize your ideas.

1 What does the professor say about a problem marketing executives may have?

2 According to the professor, what used to be true about watches?

3 How have people’s perceptions of watches changed today?

4 At first, who used to use cell phones?

5 What is true about cell phone usage today?


1   ___________________________________________

2   _________________________________________

3 _______________________________________________

4    _______________________________________

5 _______________________________________________

解答例

1. According to the professor, people often need an explanation when they do not understand something

2. The professor wanted to save some numbers on his cell phone but did not know how.

3. The professor’s friend showed him how to save numbers on his phone step by step.

4. The show .talked about cell phones; however, ultimately, the professor still had no idea how to use his phone.

5. He knew the theory behind how cell phones work but could not put it into practice.

STEP 5 | Response 解答作成| Make your response using the above information.

The subject of the talk is ____________________________________

__________________________________________________________

The professor states that ____________________________________

____________________ The second example given is__________ ___

As described in the reading, ___________________________________

___________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________


▮ Speak

STEP 6   | Speaking 解答| Now say your response out loud, and record your time. While you are speaking, do not look at the written response.


Response time  45 seconds                Your speaking time seconds

STEP 7  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


Sample Response 模範解答

The subject of the talk is how marketing executives can transform a product with low appeal to one that has mass appeal. The professor states that watches actually used to be very expensive and were considered jewelry. However, this changed when marketers began promoting them as fashion accessories, so now they’re both cheap and prevalent. The second example given is that of cell phones. The professor declares that they were once expensive and used exclusively by rich people and businessmen. However, once companies began marketing them to the masses, now even young children and the elderly have them, often as fashion accessories. As described in the reading, these are both examples of creative categorization. The reading mentions that this is putting an existing product into a new category, often by changing its price or design, in order to make it attractive to more people.


STEP 8 自己採点  


Delivery

1 How clearly did you speak your response?

Language Use

2 How well did you control language structures to convey your ideas?

3 How appropriately did you use vocabulary to convey your ideas?

Topic Development

4 How fully did you answer the question?

5 How coherently did you present your ideas?


TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Intermediate) Q4 レッスンの流れ

TOEFL スピーキング Question 4 学習ステップ


マイチューター TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Intermediate)

カリキュラムでは、Question 4  対策として、試験問題標準レベルで様々な

トピックを使い、以下の流れで効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、

スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 80点(Speakingセクション 20点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。


学習ステップ

ステップ   1 リーディング アカデミックなテーマについての短い課題文を読む

ステップ   2  チェックテスト リーディング内容の理解度をチェックするための5つの質問に解答します。

ステップ   3  リスニング    関連する講義を聞き概要をメモします。

ステップ   4   スピーキング  試験同様の質問に対し、解答へ導くため用された

4つの質問に解答します。

ステップ   5   スピーキング  4つの解答を基に解答を作り上げます。

ステップ   6   比較と復習  模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。  
 

▮ Read

STEP 1    | Reading | Read the following an academic subject.


Keystone Species

Some animals have disproportionate, yet positive, effects upon their environments for a number of reasons. These animals are referred to by scientists as keystone species. They receive this moniker because, just like the keystone is the crucial stone in an arch that keeps it from falling, without the presence of a keystone species, a particular habitat would be changed considerably, often for the worse. Animals can be keystone species for many reasons. The most prominent keystone species are predators, but other animals can positively change their habitats in other ways like changing the environment or spreading nutrients through their habitats.



STEP 2   | Comprehending 読解力テスト | Answer the following questions to make sure you understand the reading


1 What is a keystone species?

2 What is the importance of the word “keystone”?

3 What would happen to a habitat without the presence of a keystone species?

4 What is the main way in which animals serve as keystone species?

5 What are some other ways in which animals can be keystone species?

1 __________________________  

2  __________________________ 

3  ____________________     

4  ____________________      

5  _________________________


Comprehending  解答例


1. A keystone species is an animal that has a greater than normal effect on its environment.

2. The keystone is the most important stone in an arch, so a keystone species is the most important animal in its environment.

3.  A habitat would change in a negative way without its keystone species.

4.  The major way animals serve as keystone species is as predators.

5. Other ways animals can be keystone species are by changing their environments and spreading nutrients in their areas.


▮ Listen

STEP 3 | Listening & Note Taking | Listen to a lecture about the same topic, and take notes.


スクリプト

We’ve talked about some of the animals in Africa and the roles they play in their environments, but let me tell you about the most important one. Are you ready? It’s … the elephant. Really. I’m serious. Actually, the elephant is a keystone species in its part of Africa. Here, let me explain it. First, elephants have prodigious appetites. Do you know how much they eat daily? They chow down about 500 pounds of vegetation. Wow. Thanks to elephants, the areas in which they live don’t get overrun with plants. Why is this important? Well, if elephants weren’t there, their habitat would be filled with vegetation, which would cause most other animal species either to migrate or simply become extinct. They wouldn’t be able to handle the resulting new environment. Since they eat lots, elephants also defecate a lot. Because elephants are somewhat nomadic, they spread nutrients for the soil to absorb, and, through their waste, they essentially plant seeds, which will grow up to be plants that other animals can feed upon. Clearly, then, elephants are crucial to their environment.

Note-Taking メモ取り

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


● 質問

Q     The professor describes the importance of elephants to their habitats. Explain how the elephant’s importance relates to keystone species.


STEP 4 | Organizing  解答の組み立て | Ask yourself the following questions and organize your ideas.


1 What is the keystone species in Africa?

2 What is the importance of elephants eating so much vegetation daily?

3 What is the importance of elephants defecating in various places?

4 How do keystone species relate to elephants?


▮ Speak

STEP 5   | Response 解答| Make your response using the above information


The professor begins by telling__________________________________
_________________________________   According to the lecturer,____
 ____________In the reading, ___________________________________

___________________________This represents the idea of___________

______________________________________________________________

_________ If you look at the details,_______________________________

______________________________________________________________

Something else to remember is ___________________________________




解答例

1. Elephants are the keystone species in Africa.


2. Elephants eat vegetation and keep plants from overrunning the region, which makes for a comfortable environment for many animals.


3. When elephants defecate in different places, they provide the soil with nutrients, and they spread different plants’ seeds, which will grow and then feed other animals.


4. Without elephants, Africa would be a drastically different place, so this makes them a keystone species.


STEP 6  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


Sample Response 模範解答

The professor begins by telling the students that the keystone species in Africa is the elephant. He states that a keystone species is defined as an animal that has an incredibly large effect on its environment. While the most common keystone species are predators, there are other ways in which animals can serve as a keystone species. This is the case of the elephant. To begin with, elephants eat around 500 pounds of vegetation a day. This keeps the forest from expanding too much, something which would inconvenience other animals to the point that they would either migrate from the region or merely die off. Also, when elephants wander and defecate, they enrich the soil and plant seeds that will become other plants and trees. Animals can then use these new plants as food sources.




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TOEFL スピーキング Question 4 学習ステップ

マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Basic)」

カリキュラムでは、Question 4  対策として、試験問題に比べ、


簡単なトピックとやや短めな課題文、講義を使った様々な問題に


チャレンジしていただきます。


以下の学習ステップで、効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 61点(Speakingセクション 15点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。



TOEFL初級者(例:英検準2級以下、TOEIC 500点以下)で

リスニングが苦手な方はリスニングのない「TOEFL特訓ゼミ Starter」

カリキュラムからの受講をお勧めいたします。


学習ステップ

ステップ   1 リーディング アカデミックなテーマについての短い課題文を読む

ステップ   2  メモ取り  課題文についての概要をメモします。

ステップ   3  チェックテスト 課題文の理解度をチェックするための質問に解答します。

ステップ   4  リスニング &メモ取り 関連する講義を聞き概要をメモします。

ステップ   5   スピーキング  質問に対し、メモを参考に解答します。

ステップ   6   比較と復習  模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。  
 

▮ Read

STEP 1    | Reading | Read the following an academic subject.


Animal Domestication

Animal domestication is done by asserting dominance. In accordance to their natural instincts, wild animals follow the dominant member of their herd. So people domesticate them by assuming the role of the dominant member .


STEP 2   | Note Taking メモ取り | Take notes on the reading

①  Animal domestication : done by asserting dominance

②  Possible : because animal’s instinct is to follow dominant member


STEP 3  |Organizing 解答の組み立て | Answer the following question using the above information.

Q : According to the passage, how is animal domestication done?

A : People act like the dominant member of the herd. That way, the other animals will follow them.


▮ Listen

STEP 4 | Listening & Note Taking | Listen to a lecture about the same topic, and take notes.


メモ取り


①  Feral horses : have instinct to follow dominant male

②  Domestication : done by taking dominant status out of male

               

                



スクリプト

All right. .. Let’s take a look at feral horses that live in the wild. Feral horses live in herds and are led by the dominant male horse. In order to domesticate these animals, humans have altered this behavior by eliminating dominant males. This means that no horse is dominant.


▮ Speak

STEP 5   | Response 解答| Make your response using the above information

Q :   The professor describes feral horses. Example illustrates the principle of domestication

Your Response

People domesticate horses by becoming the dominant member of the herd. This is possible because horses are animals that the principles of animal domestication can apply to.



STEP 6  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


Feral horses live in herds. And people domesticate the horses by eliminating the dominant males and taking the dominant position. This process is in line with the principles of domestication. According to the principle, animal domestication can be done by assuming the role of the dominant member.


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TOEFL スピーキング Question 2 |学習ステップ|


マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Advance)」 カリキュラムでは、

Question 2  対策として、やや難易度の高い様々なトピックを使い、

以下の流れで効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 100点(Speakingセクション 25点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。



学習ステップ


ステップ  1  解答の組み立て   解答へ導くために用意された質問に解答する。

ステップ   2  解答作成      上の情報を基に解答文を作る。

ステップ   3  スピーキング    解答を何も見ずにスピーチする。

ステップ 4   比較と復習    模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。 



学習ステップ


Read and answer the question following each step


▮ Question

Some people like to watch films. Others like to attend concerts. Which activity do you prefer to do? Give specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

STEP 1   |Organizing 解答の組み立て|Ask yourself the following questions and organize your ideas.


1 Do you prefer to watch films or attend concerts?

2 Why do you enjoy doing this activity?

3 What features of films or concerts are so attractive to you?


1    My preferred activity ____________________________________

2-1 First reason ___________________________________________

3-1 Details________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

2- 2 Second reason__________________________________________

3-2 Details ________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________


▮ 解答例 A


1.As for me, I prefer watching films to attending concerts.

2- 1. First of all, watching films is a very relaxing activity.

3- 1. They usually last around two hours, so, during that time, I can forget about what is going on in my life and get lost in the movie, especially if it is an action movie, which I love.

2-2. Secondly, I think of films as artwork, so I try to appreciate them as works of art when watching them.

3-2. When they come together successfully, like in Citizen Kane, for example, I realize I am watching something more than a movie.


解答例 B

1     I would say I prefer attending concerts rather than watching films.

2-1. One of the main reasons is that there are so many different genres of music I like.

3-1. In the past few months, I have attended concerts performed by musicians in three different genres, thereby enabling me to hear some of my favorite songs performed live.

2-2. Another reason why I like attending concerts is that the music is much better when I hear it performed live.

3-2. My family went to a classical music concert recently.Attending the concert in person was so much better than listening to the same music on a CD.


STEP 2   |Response 解答文作成| Make your response using the above information.


As  for me, I prefer _______ One of the main reasons is ________________

________________________________________________________________

___________ For example, _________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

Another important thing is ________________________________________

________________________________________________________________


STEP 3  |Speaking 解答| Now say your response out loud, and record your time. While you are speaking, do not look at the written response


Response time: 45 seconds              Your speaking time: ___ seconds


STEP 4  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.



解答例 A films

As for me, I prefer watching films to attending concerts. First of all, watching films is a very relaxing activity. They usually last around two hours, so, during that time, I can forget about what’s going on in my life and get lost in the movie, especially if it’s an action movie, which I love. For example, no matter how many times I watch movies like Spiderman and Pirates of the Caribbean, I get lost in the stories and forget about the outside world. Secondly, I think of films as artwork, so I try to appreciate them as works of art when watching them. For example, the acting, camerawork, lighting, and many other aspects of a film are all important. When they come together successfully, like in Citizen Kane, for example, I realize I’m watching something more than a movie. This makes me appreciate watching the film even more.


解答例 B concerts

I’d rather travel in a group than alone. To begin with, traveling in a group is safer than traveling alone. If I were alone, I might have some problems, yet no one could help me, especially in a foreign country where I don’t speak the language. If I’m with a tour group, the leader almost always speaks the local language. In addition, traveling with a group can give you and your travel partners man shared experiences and lots of good memories from the trip. Since it’s more interesting to travel with others, you can get memories from your trip that will last a lifetime. That is why I prefer traveling with a group of people.


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TOEFL スピーキング Q 2 |学習ステップ|


マイチューター 「TOEFL スピーキング Perfect Master (Intermediate)」 

カリキュラムでは、Question 2  対策として、試験問題標準レベルで様々な

トピックを使い、以下の流れで効果的、実践的な練習を繰り返し、スコアアップへ導きます。


目標スコアー 80点(Speakingセクション 20点)を目指す受講者に適した

カリキュラムになっています。



学習ステップ


ステップ   1  始める前に(1)  トピックに関連した会話を聞いて質問に答える

ステップ   2  始める前に(2)    トピックに関連した講義を聞いて質問に答える

ステップ   3  解答を組み立て   解答へ導くために用意された質問に解答する。

ステップ   4  スピーキング    上の情報を基に解答する。

ステップ 4  比較と復習     模範解答を聞いて、自分の解答と比較します。 



学習ステップ


Read and answer the question following each step


▮ Question

Some people take trips by themselves. Others take trips with groups of people. Which kind of trip do you prefer and why? Use specific reasons and examples to support your preference.

STEP 1   |Before you start(1)|Listen to the dialogue. Then, answer the questions to get some ideas about the subject.

スクリプト

W: What are you going to do for your spring break vacation, Henry?

M: I haven’t made any plans yet.

W: There’s a group from our dorm going skiing in Vermont.

M: Sounds good. Who’s going?

W: Let’s see, I think ten people. David, Alan, Joe, Steve,Tom …

M: Tom? No way. I’m not going anywhere with him.

W: Why not?

M: He’s cheap and never wants to spend his money. Besides, he can never make up his mind about anything. Anyway, in a group that size, there’s bound to be a problem.

W: Maybe you’re right. So what are you going to do?

M: I think I might just go home to see my family.


1 What are they discussing?

________________________________________________________________

2 Where is the group of students planning to go?

________________________________________________________________

3 Why doesn’t Henry want to go on the trip?

_________________________________________________________________

4 Do you think Henry enjoys skiing?

_________________________________________________________________

▮ 解答例

  1. They are discussing their plans for spring break.
  2. hey are planning to go skiing in Vermont.
  3. He doesn’t want to go because of Tom’s character and because the group is too big.
  4. Yes, he enjoys skiing because he said it sounded like a good idea.


STEP 2   |Before you start(2) | Now listen to the lecture. Then, answer the questions to get some ideas about the subject.


スクリプト

Tourism is big business all over the world. The package trip with a tour group is the most popular way to travel for the elderly, with almost 85% of tour group travelers being 50 years and older. Many hotels give discounts of up to 20% for large groups. On the other hand, for young travelers, backpacking remains popular, especially in Europe. Some travel alone while others go with friends, but young travelers almost never join tour groups. In a recent survey, the main reasons for not joining tour groups were the cost and desire to have a flexible schedule. However, young travelers, especially women, are advised to travel with others to avoid dangers.


1 Which two groups of people does the lecturer compare?

_________________________________________________________________

What is one advantage of traveling in a large group?

_________________________________________________________________

3 Why are young people advised to travel with others?

_________________________________________________________________

4 What can be inferred about the schedule of a tour group?

_________________________________________________________________


▮ 解答例

1. She compares elderly and young travelers.

2. Large groups can get discounts at hotels.

3.  They should travel with others to avoid the dangers of traveling alone.

4.  It isn’t flexible.


STEP 3 Organizing  解答の組み立て | Ask yourself the following questions and organize your ideas.


1 Which of the two choices do you prefer?

2. Why do you find this choice more preferable?

3 Give some supporting details for your choice.


1 I prefer ________________________________________________ _

2-1 First reason ___________________________________________ _

3-1 Details _________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

2- 2 Second reason _________________________________________ _

3- 2 Details ________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________


▮ 解答例 A by myself

1. To take a trip by myself

2-1. I can be more flexible when making decisions.

3-1. I can decide where I want to go. I can change my mind if I want to go somewhere different. I don’t have to follow a tight schedule.

2-2. I may not get along with the others in my group.

3-2. We may have different personalities. We could have arguments about many things. I might lose a friend if I argue with one.

▮ 解答例 B with groups


To take a trip with others

2- 1. It’s safer to travel in a group.

3- 1. It’s safer to be with others when traveling. A tour group leader could help us.

2-2. We can have some shared experiences and memories.

3-2. It’s more interesting to travel with others. We can have some experiences that will provide good memories forever


STEP 4  |Response 解答| Make your response using the above information.


I would rather ________________________ One reason I prefer this is

_____________________________________________________________

______ On the other hand, ____________________________________ _

Another good point is _________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________


STEP 5  | Compare 比較 | Listen to a sample response, and compare it with yours.


解答例 A by myself

Of the two options, I would choose to travel alone than in a group. Firstly, by traveling alone, I can decide where to go and what to do. I don’t have to agree to do something just to make others happy. Also, I can be more flexible and change my mind. My trip can be more exciting and interesting than it would be if I had to follow a tour group’s set schedule. Secondly, I may not get along with the other people I’m traveling with. Everyone has different personalities. Some are lazy or cheap, and others can never make up their minds. If we have an argument, it could ruin the trip or even our friendship. So, I prefer to travel alone.


解答例 B with groups

I’d rather travel in a group than alone. To begin with, traveling in a group is safer than traveling alone. If I were alone, I might have some problems, yet no one could help me, especially in a foreign country where I don’t speak the language. If I’m with a tour group, the leader almost always speaks the local language. In addition, traveling with a group can give you and your travel partners man shared experiences and lots of good memories from the trip. Since it’s more interesting to travel with others, you can get memories from your trip that will last a lifetime. That is why I prefer traveling with a group of people.