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详解托福口语TPO11TASK2Some people think that children should be allowed towatch whatever television programs they choose to. Othersthink that parents should exercise control over thetelevision programs their children watch. Which do you agree with? Explain why.一.审题在托福口语考试中，考生一定要重视审题。
这个题目中考生应该注意，托福独立口语task2一般是采用的二选一或者三选一的题目，考生只需要选择其中的一方实行论述即可。
在这个题目中，考生需要论述的题目内容是，一些人认为孩子应该自己选择他们想看的电视节目，另一些人认为，父母应该控制孩子们看哪些电视节目。
从题目类型上来说，这个题目属于教育类话题，无论考上选择以上哪一个方面，只要能够合理的实行论述即可。
二.解题思路(一)允许孩子们去选择1.只有孩子们自己知道他们想要什么，家长并不知道孩子们想看哪些电视节目;2.让孩子们自己选择想看的电视，能够培养他们的独立意识;(二)不允许孩子们自己去选择1.现在电视节目中有很多暴力，血腥的场景，这并不适合孩子们观看;2.家长应该限制孩子们看电视的时间，因为孩子的自控水平比较弱;三.范文I think that parents should exercise control over the television programs their children watch for the following reasons. (在文章的第一段表明了自己的观点，认为家长应该限制孩子们看电视节目)First of all, not all TV programs today are suitable for younger viewers.(用first of all引出了第一个支撑自己观点的论点，并不是所有的电视节目都适合小孩观看) For example, some TV programs have sexual and violent content that would have a negative influence on childr en; it’d be a good idea for parents to filter out these kinds of programs for children. Second, parents should encourage children to watch more educational programs. (用second引出了自己的第二个观点，家长应该鼓励孩子们去看更加有教育意义的节目，能够协助孩子们学到更多)Such as the programs you get from the Discovery Channel. Kids can learn a lot and have a great time watching them.。
tpo11口语task6范文TPO11口语Task 6范文。
Well, the professor in the lecture talks about two ways that animals use to protect their young from predators.The first way is by building some sort of physical barriers. For example, there's this bird, let's call it the bowerbird. The male bowerbird builds this really elaborate nest. It's not just a simple little place for the eggs. It's like a super protected fortress. He uses all kinds of twigs and stuff to build this big structure. And it has like little walls and passages. It's really hard for other animals, like snakes or small mammals that might want to eat the eggs or the baby birds, to get in. It's like the bowerbird is building a mini castle for its family.The second way is by using distraction. Take the mother duck, for instance. When a predator comes near her little ducklings, she doesn't just stand there and fight. Oh no. She starts to pretend that she has a broken wing. She flaps one wing in this really odd way and kind of stumbles around as if she can't fly properly. So, the predator, like a fox or something, gets all interested in her. It thinks, "Hey, here's an easy target." And it starts to chase the mother duck. Meanwhile, the mother duck is leading the predator away from her precious ducklings. And when she's far enough away and the ducklings are safe, she just takes off and flies away. So, these are two cool ways that animals keep their young safe from danger.。
