2025年六升七英语衔接期职业规划话题演讲试卷及答案

2025 年六升七英语衔接期职业规划话题演讲试卷及答案 一、单项选择题(每题2 分，共10 题) 1. When giving a speech about your future job, which phrase is most appropriate to start with? A) I hate homework. B) Tomorrow, I will play video games. C) Today, I want to talk about my dream job. D) My favorite food is pizza. 2. What does a "veterinarian" do? A) Builds houses. B) Takes care of sick animals. C) Flies airplanes. D) Teaches mathematics. 3. Which of these is a skill needed for many jobs? A) Sleeping late. B) Good communication. C) Forgetting instructions. D) Watching TV all day. 4. If your dream job is to be a scientist, what might you enjoy doing now? A) Only playing sports. B) Asking questions and doing experiments. C) Avoiding books. D) Never trying new things. 5. What is the main purpose of a career plan speech? A) To list all your favorite movies. B) To describe your ideal weekend. C) To share your interests and how they connect to a future job. D) To complain about school subjects. 6. Which sentence shows a future possibility? A) I am eating lunch now. B) I went to the park yesterday. C) I might become a chef when I grow up. D) My room is blue. 7. How long is a typical short speech for your class? A) 1 minute. B) 5 minutes. C) 1 hour. D) 10 seconds. 8. What should you do if you feel nervous before your speech? A) Run away. B) Take deep breaths and practice. C) Shout loudly. D) Skip the speech. 9. Which word describes someone who creates new software or apps? A) Gardener. B) Software Developer. C) Chef. D) Musician. 10. Why is it important to research a job you are interested in? A) To find out how much money you can spend. B) To learn about the skills and education needed. C) To know what the boss eats for lunch. D) To avoid talking to people. 二、多项选择题(每题2 分，共10 题) 1. Which of the following are common jobs people might talk about? (Choose THREE) A) Teacher. B) Cloud. B) Doctor. D) Tree. E) Engineer. F) Homework. 2. What skills are important for many different careers? (Choose THREE) A) Solving problems. B) Working well with others (teamwork). C) Always being right. D) Reading and writing clearly. E) Never making mistakes. F) Playing video games alone. 3. When preparing your speech, what should you include? (Choose THREE) A) Your name and the topic. B) Why you are interested in this job. C) What you ate for breakfast. D) What skills or subjects relate to this job. E) Your favorite cartoon character. F) A simple plan for your future steps. 4. What makes a speech engaging for the audience? (Choose THREE) A) Speaking very softly. B) Using clear and loud voice. C) Looking at your notes the whole time. D) Making eye contact with the audience. E) Standing still like a statue. F) Showing enthusiasm about your topic. 5. How can you prepare for questions after your speech? (Choose TWO) A) Ignore the audience. B) Think about what questions people might ask. C) Practice answering possible questions. D) Tell the audience not to ask questions. E) Hide under the desk. 6. Which subjects in school could be important for a future career as an architect? (Choose TWO) A) Art and Design. B) Physical Education. C) Mathematics. D) Avoiding science. E) History of ancient games. F) Music theory. 7. What are good ways to learn about different jobs? (Choose THREE) A) Watching only cartoons. B) Talking to people who have those jobs. C) Reading books or articles. D) Ignoring career days at school. E) Searching online safely with permission. F) Guessing. 8. Which of these are parts of a simple speech structure? (Choose THREE) A) Introduction (say hello and topic). B) Middle (main ideas about the job and your interest). C) Ending (say thank you). D) A long list of unrelated facts. E) Singing a song. F) Complaining about difficulties. 9. What should you wear for a formal speech presentation? (Choose TWO) A) Pajamas. B) Clean and neat clothes. C) Sports uniform for practice. D) Clothes that are appropriate for school. E) Fancy costume party outfit. F) Dirty clothes. 10. Why is it okay if your dream job changes as you grow up? (Choose TWO) A) People never change their minds. B) You learn new things and discover new interests. C) Jobs disappear forever. D) It's part of growing and exploring possibilities. E) You must decide your job when you are 10 years old. F) Changing your mind means you failed. 三、判断题(每题2 分，共10 题) 1. Career planning is only for adults, not for students. (True / False) 2. "Passion" means something you really enjoy doing. (True / False) 3. It's not necessary to practice your speech before giving it. (True / False) 4. Using pictures or simple props can help make your speech more interesting. (True / False) 5. Your interests and hobbies can give clues about possible future jobs. (True / False) 6. All jobs require exactly the same skills and education. (True / False) 7. Saying "um" or "uh" many times makes your speech sound confident. (True / False) 8. Listening to other people's career speeches can give you new ideas. (True / False) 9. A career plan speech is the same as writing a story about aliens. (True / False) 10. It's important to stand up straight and face the audience during your speech. (True / False) 四、简答题(每题5 分，共4 题) 1. Name three different jobs that involve helping other people. Briefly explain how each one helps. 2. Imagine you want to be a pilot. What are two subjects you should study hard in school? Why are they important for being a pilot? 3. What are two questions you could ask someone who has a job you are interested in? (For example, "What do you like most about your job?") 4. If you feel shy about speaking in front of the class, what are two things you can do to feel more confident during your speech? Give specific suggestions. 答案: 一、单项选择题 1. C 2. B 3. B 4. B 5. C 6. C 7. B 8. B 9. B 10. B 二、多项选择题 1. A, C, E 2. A, B, D 3. A, B, D 4. B, D, F 5. B, C 6. A, C 7. B, C, E 8. A, B, C 9. B, D 10. B, D 三、判断题 1. False 2. True 3. False 4. True 5. True 6. False 7. False 8. True 9. False 10. True 四、简答题 1. (Example Answers:) Doctor: Helps sick people get better. Teacher: Helps students learn new things. Firefighter: Helps people in emergencies, like fires. (Other possibilities: Nurse, Police Officer, Social Worker, Vet, etc.) 2. (Example Answers:) Mathematics: Important for calculating distances, fuel, and flight paths. Science (Physics): Important for understanding how planes fly, weather, and aerodynamics. English: Important for clear communication with air traffic control and passengers. (Accept any two relevant subjects with sensible reasons). 3. (Example Questions:) What does a typical day look like in your job? What kind of training or education did you need? What's the most challenging part of your job? What skills are most important for this job? What do you enjoy most about your work? 4. (Example Suggestions:) Practice your speech many times alone, then in front of family or a mirror until you feel comfortable. Take slow, deep breaths before you start speaking and if you feel nervous during the speech. Focus on looking at a friendly face in the audience or just above the heads at the back of the room. Remember that everyone is listening to your ideas, not judging you harshly. Start with a smile.