4月23日參加托?？荚?/a>的同學(xué)并不算太多。主打一個(gè)絕不內(nèi)耗，所以拿出了幾年前的托福老題給大家過(guò)過(guò)目，主打一個(gè)重復(fù)。當(dāng)然，今年2月和4月剛考過(guò)的托?？谡Z(yǔ)題也來(lái)一點(diǎn)，復(fù)習(xí)過(guò)的同學(xué)都不白來(lái)。

1.Writing
綜合寫作
主題：拯救black robin的努力面臨幾個(gè)嚴(yán)峻的挑戰(zhàn)。 (Scientists attempting to save the black robin faced several significant challenges.)

閱讀部分：

1. First, black robins lack defense against predators. 無(wú)法對(duì)抗捕食者

2. Second, the highly specialized diet of black robins was also problematic. 飲食問(wèn)題

3. Finally, black robins’ low rate of reproduction was another obstacle. 生育率低

聽(tīng)力部分：

1. Black robins needed habitats without predators. 建立沒(méi)有捕食者的棲息地

2. Scientists could deliver food to robins and their young directly if they could find their nests. 科學(xué)家可以給robins送食物

3. Scientists decided to convince the robins that their eggs were lost, so they would lay a second set of eggs. 將robins第一次生的蛋藏起來(lái)，這樣robins就會(huì)再次產(chǎn)蛋。

學(xué)術(shù)討論

需要改變的不良飲食習(xí)慣
 
Dr. Gupta

What is one poor eating habit that would be important for most people to change, and why?

Kelly

If people could start with one change to improve their eating habits, it would be to eat a better breakfast.

Andrew

I think most people don’t bother to learn much about the food that they eat.

因?qū)W點(diǎn)評(píng)

支持Kelly: 好好吃早飯

I fully support Kelly’s idea that having a better breakfast is the best first step toward better eating habits. Firstly, eating a breakfast that has a mix of nutrients like protein and fiber gives us energy to tackle the challenges in the day, or we may have to suffer from poor performance due to a lack of energy. Second, having a good breakfast can help us regulate our appetite, and prevent us from eating too much lunch or dinner. Therefore, a good breakfast is crucial for us to stay healthy and fit, and this is a simple but really important step that we should all take.

支持Andrew: 了解你的食物

I agree with Andrew’s insight on the importance of understanding the food we consume. Firstly, being informed about ingredients and nutritional values allows us to make healthier choices, which is vital for our well-being. Otherwise we may waste time and money purchasing food that we should not or never consume. Secondly, reading food labels can help us identify hidden sugars and fats, so that we could better control our weight. This knowledge can protect us from having diet-related health issues, leading to a healthier life. Thus, taking the time to learn about our food is an essential change that we ought to make.

其他的思考方向：

Quit late-night eating 戒掉宵夜

1. Digestive burden 消化負(fù)擔(dān)

2. Circadian rhythms disruption 打亂晝夜節(jié)律

Stop eating too fast 不要吃得太快

1. Overeating 導(dǎo)致吃得過(guò)量

2. Poor digestion 消化不良

Consume less junk food

1. Too much intake of salt and sugar 鹽糖攝入量太高

2. High risks of obesity 肥胖概率高

2.Speaking

Task 1

Friends or colleagues sometimes need to have a serious talk about a problem, such as a misunderstanding. Some people prefer to have these important discussions in a public place, such as a cafe or restaurant. Others prefer to have such talks in a more private place or at home. Which do you prefer? Explain why, using details and examples in your response.

因?qū)W點(diǎn)評(píng)

點(diǎn)評(píng)：重復(fù)同年3月22日第三套的口語(yǔ)獨(dú)立題

參考范文

I would prefer to solve our misunderstanding in a private place rather than in public. First, a private setting, such as our home, provides a quiet environment suitable for solving conflicts in friendships. I can express my feelings freely with the other one giving full attention. However, if we are in a restaurant, for example, our communication is likely to be constantly interrupted. Second, talking in private helps maintain privacy and respect. Misunderstandings can sometimes involve sensitive topics, and addressing them in public, like a restaurant, might make my friend uncomfortable or embarrassed as our conversation may be overheard by others. This will prevent us from being totally honest, and so is definitely negative in resolving misunderstanding.

Task 2
Alumni Career Panels

Task 3
The Disinhibiting Effect

Task 4
Ecosystem engineering

3.Listening

對(duì)話：

1. 師生有關(guān)論文研究方向的對(duì)話

2. 師生有關(guān)招聘新老師的對(duì)話

3. 學(xué)生與圖書管理員的對(duì)話

學(xué)術(shù)講座：

1. 藝術(shù)類 - Dance History

2. 生物類 - Social Learning

3. 歷史類 - American History

4. 生物類 - Predation

4.Reading

1. Silver in North America in the late 18th century

2. Engineers in the Early United States

3. The Cosmological Principle

4. History and Composition of Laundry Detergent

5. The Cosmological Principle

6. Origin of Agriculture

7. Forest Succession

8. Artists' Guilds

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