part2话题卡：Describe an occasion when you lost your way 迷路的经历
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
一般来说，在以下几种情况中更容易发生迷路：1. 去了一个不熟悉的地方，周围的道路、建筑物都不认识，无法作为标志物，导致迷路；2. 去了一个手机导航不怎么显示的地方，如小区内部或者某些最近一直在修路的地方，导致迷路；3. 在野外旅游时，没有按照规划路线前进，而是选择自己探索，导致迷路。大家随便算一个场景进行拓展即可。
题目
Describe an occasion when you lost your way
You should say
Where you were
What happened
How you felt
And explain how you found your way
参考答案
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The experience I am going to tell you happened three months ago. Back then, I just survived the intensive revision plan and finished all my final exams, which meant I could finally take a breath and enjoy my holiday. So I decided to travel to Luoyang, a nearby city, well-known for the peony and its long history, to relax.
我要告诉你的经历发生在三个月前。那时我刚刚结束紧张的复习计划并且完成所有的考试。这意味着我终于可以喘口气，享受自己的假期。所以，我决定到洛阳旅游。那是个周边城市，因为牡丹和悠久的历史而闻名。
As it is not far away from home, I chose to drive myself to get there. And my father, who had been there several times, told me “do not follow the navigation on your cellphone. I know a shortcut this article is from Laokaoya website which would save a lot of time”. So I followed his instruction and ignored the constant hints from the electronic map.
由于它离家不远，我选择自己开车过去。我父亲曾经去过那里几次。他告诉我说“不要跟着手机上的导航，我知道条近路可以节省大量的时间”。所以我遵从他的建议，忽略了电子地图上不停的提示。
After half an hour’s drive, I found the information he gave was wrong. There was supposed to be a small road stretching out when I turned off from the main road, however, there was nothing but a concrete wall in front of me when I did so. Now, I was in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by a large area of crops. Luckily, the navigation service was still online. With its help, I successfully found the way back.
半个小时的车程之后，我发现他给的信息是错误的。当我从主路上拐下来的时候，应该有一条小路通向远方。但当我这么做的时候，我的面前除了一堵水泥墙之外什么都没有。我也不知道自己在哪里，周围是一片庄稼。幸运的是，导航服务仍然在线。在它的帮助下，我成功找到了回去的路。
I called my father to ask about the situation. He said it had been a year since he last went there. So there must have been some changes he did not know. After that, whenever people’s suggestion goes against the electronic map, I would always choose to believe the latter one.
我给父亲打电话询问具体情况。他说他上次来已经是一年前了。一定出现了一些他不知道的变化。从那以后，每当人们的意见与电子地图冲突，我总是会选择相信后者。
Part 3 追加问题
Do you think it is important to be able to read a map?
Do you think it is important to do some preparation before you travel to new places?
How can people find their way when they are lost?
