托福考试试题解析

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托福考试试题解析

IBT 全称 Inter-based Test 的缩写,即网考,也就是现在的新托福。下面是的关于托福考试试题,希望大家认真阅读!

One should open to new ideas and willing to change to

his/her advices.

Task 1:If your friend were dropping out of the college,

would you consider it a good thing?

Task 2:帮助教授完成重要科研任务还是参加姐姐的生日派对?

I don't think it is a good thing and will suggest him

to change his mind for the following reasons. First, the

problem that caused him to consider a drop-out may be

solved in many other ways. For example, changing a major,

transferring to another university, or simply taking a gap

year. Second, dropping out of college will shut many doors

for him since he does not have a basic bachelor degree like

others. College not only provides us with basic knowledge,

but an environment to grow in an all-round way, like, how

to make time management, how to municate and get along with

others etc. Without this solid foundation, he will face

more obstacles, which makes this dropping out option pretty

impulsive and irrational.

I would choose to help my professor to finish his

important academic research though attending my sister's

birthday party is pretty important to me as well. But if

the two things overlap, my sister will definitely urge me to pick the former one, coz she is quite supportive of my

study; she quit her study years ago, coz she says she

really doesn't have any talents for book learning, but

right now, she is a suessful young business woman operating

a big pany; every time when we get together, she keeps

telling me, the top priority for me is always to do well

academically coz I got the talents; and each time when I

bring back my scholarship and straight A score-report, she

will bee extremely satisfied and happy.

I don't agree with the statement. First, it is true

that kids might be tempted to behave well in school for

getting money to buy whatever they want, but this kind of

mechanism simply leads to pure money worshipping; who pays

the money for kids born into poor families? What if one day

the incentive no longer exists any more? Second, I think

there are other alternatives to achieve this goal, like

kids could be rewarded with interesting books or given

certain honors if they behave well. In certain cases, money

might be a magical expedient, but it is crucial for kids to

be instilled with correct values.