Task One: two pie charts describing the percentages of the people staying in and movin g out of UKTask Two: Someone believes that a country should help its local residents, while others b elieve that the help should be given to the most needed. Discuss both of opinions and pr esent your opinion.2010.01.14Task One: a table describing the transportations of UKTask Two: Governments are more responsible for scientific research than private compan ies. To what extent do you agree or disagree?2010. 01.23Task One: a map describing the change of townsTask Two: The gap between the poor and rich gets larger. What cause the phenomeno n and how to solve it?2010.1.30Task One: a bar chartTask Two: Many people believe that there is a general increase in anti-social behaviour s and lack of respect for others. What cause the phenomenon and how to solve it? 2010.2.6Task One: pie chart: the distribution of business timeTask Two: Air travel is only beneficial to the richest people. To what extent do you agre e or disagree?2010.2.20Task One: three pie charts of course selectionTask Two: Social development improves the living standard of the public. However, som e social values may get lost in the process. What are the advantages and disadvantage s of this phenomenon?2010.2.27Task One: table of British Population in three yearsTask Two: Someone believes that the development of technology brings negative influen ces. To what extent do you agree or disagree?2010.3.6Task One: two pie charts of the time that male and female students spend on-line Task Two: The life expectancy of mankind is lengthening. What effects does the phenom enon bring to both individuals and society?2010.3.20Task One: two bar charts introducing the percentages of male and female students in se condary and higher schoolsTask Two: Machines are gaining in popularity today. What are the positive and negative i nfluences of the phenomenon?2010.3.27Task One: a table introducing the annual income of AustralianTask Two: Children are now more interested in watching TV than creative activities. Wha t cause the phenomenon and how to solve it?2010.4.10Task One: a bar chart introducing the users and non-users of different ages in Queenslan d, AustraliaTask Two: Someone believes that cheaper air tickets benefit mankind, while other peopl e believe that it damages environment. Discuss both viewpoints and give your own opini on.2010.4.17Task One: a table introducing the percentages of male and female managers in three lev elsTask Two: Governments are responsible for helping the public with healthy lifestyle. To what extent do you agree or disagree?2010.4.24Task One: a table introducing the religious and civil marriagesTask Two: Everyone wants a car, a car, and a fridge. Discuss the advantages and disadv antages of the phenomenon.2010.5.8Task One: four bar charts describing the work hours in European countriesTask Two: Schools should teach students the academic subjects, which are helpful for th eir life. Therefore, other subjects such are music and sports are not important. To what e xtent do you agree or disagree?2010. 5.15Task One: the changing functions of a room (reading room---meeting room---theatre) Task Two: Someone prefers distance education, while other people prefer attending colle ge in person. Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of the two ways.2010.5.20Task One: flow chart of balloonTask Two: Someone believes that children should obey their parents suggestions, while o ther people believe that the way may cause children to be ill-prepared for the future. Dis cuss both views and present your opinion.2010.5.29Task One: changes of a villageTask Two: May young people are now leaving schools with negative attitudes toward lear ning. What cause the phenomenon and how to solve it?2010.6.5Task One: a pie chart describing the changes of consumptionTask Two: Students from poor background such asrural areas often find it difficult to acc ess to university education, so people think universities should make it specially easy fo r them to study at. To what extent do you agree or disagree?2010.6.19Task One: two tables describing coffee and bananaTask Two: People are now changing their jobs and living places frequently. What are th e advantages and disadvantages of this lifestyle?2010.6.26Task One: two maps: layouts of a centreTask Two: Some people have prejudice against international travel, for they do not deriv e any benefits from it and broaden their own horizons. What cause the phenomenon an d how to improve the situation?2010.7.10Task One: Three Maps: changes of a villageTask Two: More young people than ever work as officials in governments now. How do y ou think about this phenomenon?2010. 7.17Task One: six pie charts describing the satisfaction level of undergraduates and post-gra duatesTask Two: More agricultural people move to cities to find jobs. What troubles does the p henomenon bring and how to solve it?2010.7.31Task One: four bar charts describing the changing of world populationTask Two: University students should pay for all of their learning cost since higher educa tion benefits individuals more than society. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 2010. 8.14Task One: 4 bar charts describing the sales of digital gamesTask Two: Various problems emerge, as cities develop. What problems are there with th e young and how to solve them?2010.8.21Task One: a bar chart describing the materials that Internet users downloadTask Two: More organizations have their own special days. Why do they do this and ho w effective do you think the special days are?2010.8.28Task One: a bar chart describing the materials that Internet users download（与2010.8.2 1相同）Task Two: Planners tend to build the facilities (shops, museums, etc) separately accordin g to their respective functions. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this practi ce?2010.9.4Task One: a line chart describing the GDP of a country on bases of medicine, pension, an d educationTask Two: Mobiles phones have been necessary today. What influences do they have o n both individuals and society?2010.9.11Task One: a bar chart describing the sports that male youngsters doTask Two: Some people think it is necessary to use animals for testing medicines intende d for human use. Others, however, think it is not right to do that. Discuss both of these v iews and give you own opinion.2010.9.25Task One: a bar chart describing how often people visit a villageTask Two: Some teenagers are addicted to television and games. What effects does th e phenomenon have on their families and society? What measures can be taken to solv e it?2010.10.9Task One: two line graphs describing the attending rates of male and female students i n secondary educationTask Two: Some countries regulate employees’ work time. Why do governments do thi s and what are the positive and negative influences with the practice?2010.10.14Task One: describe two stones for the making of some toolsTask Two: Ageism in employment is illegal in some countries. What positive and negativ e influences does the law bring?2010.10.23Task One: four pie charts describing the percentages of part-time and full-time studentsTask Two: Pollution and environmental problems are caused by the development of a co untry. Therefore, someone believes that it cannot be avoided. To what extent do you agr ee or disagree?2010.10.30Task One: two pie charts describing the spending on music and readingTask Two: Someone believes that a taxpayer has done his part as a citizen. However, so meone believes that a citizen should assume other responsibilities. Discuss both views an d present your opinion.2010.11.4Task One: a bar chart describing road vehicle conditionsTask Two: Someone believes that parents should read or tell stories to their children. Ho wever, some others find it unnecessary because children can read books and watch TV b y themselves. Discuss both views and present your own opinion.2010.11.20Task One: a table describing water consumptionTask Two: Someone believes that people have benefited from modern communication te chnology, while others believe that some people do not benefit at all. Which opinion do y ou agree with?2010.11.27Task One: two bar charts describing the percentages of male and female students partici pating in cultural activities and sportsTask Two: In some countries, small town-center shops are replaced by large out-of-tow n shops. As a result, the use of cars increases. What are the advantages and disadvantag es of the phenomenon?2010.12.4Task One: a pie chart and a table describing the postages of four European countries Task Two: Museums are getting less important, when people can have access to informa tion on the Internet. To what extent do you agree or disagree?2010.12.11Task One: Two pictures describing the change of a townTask Two: Junk food does harm to people's health. Therefore, some experts find educati on an effective way to prevent/ stop people from eating the food. However, someone fin ds the education insignificant. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.。