2025年6月14日托福听说读写真题答案回忆蹲点汇总+解析
回忆1：
第1套独立口语：
It is more and more difficult to be parents now than in the past?
第1套综合口语：
Task 2
wheeling area
Task 3
citizen res
Task 4
desert animals
第2套独立口语：
Children should be taught to be independent when they are very young.
第2套综合口语：
Task 4
捕食者用更少能量捕猎
第3套独立口语：
entertaining movies or serious movies
回忆2：
第1套学术讨论写作：
DoctorAchebe
In the next few weeks, we'll be talking about urban traffic management. Let's begin bydiscussing one popular idea-creating car-free central zones. Some cities aroundthe world have recently designated their downtown areas as beingautomobile-free which means that vehicles are not allowed to enter the citycenters. Do you think that more cities should make their central zonescar-free? Why or why not?
Claire
Is upport the idea of establishing car-free central zones because this willresult in one important benefit for city residents-it will be better for theirhealth. Instead of driving everywhere, people will be encouraged to walk orcycle more. It would be a great way to incorporate exercise into people'sroutines.
Paul.
It sounds like a good idea, but I’m skeptical. My main concern isthat many businesses located in the city centers, such as shops andrestaurants, may suffer because the customers will no longer be able to reachthose businesses by car. For some customers, if they can't drive, they won't goat all.
第2套学术讨论写作： 重复2024年11月13
第3套学术讨论写作：重复2025年3月1
DoctorDiaz:
This week, we'll be discussing the future of education. Let's focus now on thefollowing viewpoint: it is no longer useful to spend many years pursuing atraditional, specialized university degree in a single field, such ascommunications or economics. Instead, it makes more sense for most people tocomplete several shorter certification programs and earn certificates in, forexample, project management, computer programming, graphic design, and so on.Doyou agree or disagree with this viewpoint? Why?
Claire
Is trongly support this approach because it aligns with the changing preferencesof many individuals in the modern world who often wish to switch majors orcareer paths. Embracing certification programs allows people to explore andpursue the fields they are passionate about without the commitment of lengthydegree programs.
Paul
University education is a superior choice due to its comprehensive and specialized nature.While certification programs offer quick training, universities provide a morein-depth understanding of a subject. They encourage critical thinking, researchskills, and a broader knowledge base. University degrees often lead to higherearning potential and career opportunities.
回忆3：
阅读
1.TheGreek City-States: Sparta and Athens
P1：斯巴达1.社会特点是多利安文明的代表，通过强硬政策确保自身完整和未来发展。强制奴役佩洛波尼斯半岛下部的希洛特人（原住民），由于希洛特人数是斯巴达人的十倍，为防止叛乱，斯巴达保持军事警戒状态。建立严格等级分明的社会，民众经过良好训练、强壮且擅长体育运动。建立真正的寡头政治，由5名官员每年经一小部分公民选举产生执政，统治阶层为维持社会秩序限制移民、物质拥有量和创造力。以其忠诚勇敢的士兵和稳定的社会秩序被钦佩，但在希腊艺术丰富化方面贡献较少。2.女性地位能够外出且与男性自由交谈。因要成为强壮男性的母亲以维持战士社会而被赋予独立性，接受包括合唱、舞蹈、射箭和体育的公共教育，还能拥有土地和管理自己的财产。
P2：雅典1.社会变革与发展是爱奥尼亚文明的象征，在艺术、智力和文学方面达到希腊城邦中的最高水平，比斯巴达更为开放。最初贵族通过议会和集会统治雅典，随着人口增长，农民面临债务危机且无政治话语权开始抗议不公平法律。公元前590年左右，贵族索伦被授予特殊权力改革经济，废除债务、保障自由农民、改革司法系统、记录法律，并重构雅典宪法，给予有一定财产或财富但无贵族名号的自由民下层参与政府管理的权利。公元前508年开始，克利斯提尼继承索伦改革成果建立民主制，将政府基础扩大到所有自由男性公民（不论财产或血统），其民主改革持续近两个世纪，激发了公民自豪感和艺术活力，开启希腊化时代，使雅典成为其他希腊城邦羡慕和自豪的对象。2.女性地位追求端庄守礼，应结婚后待在家中操持家务。缺乏公共教育，被法律排除在政府和军队之外，在家庭和社会中处于从属地位，雅典戏剧中有女性角色抱怨自身无权的情节可能反映现实情况。
2.Uniformitarianismand Earth's Cycles
P1:灾变论的起源与观点在17和18世纪，地质学尚未成为科学学科时，人们认为地球的所有特征都是由少数几次巨大的灾难产生的。这些灾难被认为是如此巨大，以至于无法用普通的过程来解释，必须有超自然的原因。灾难被认为是巨大且突然的，并且被认为是在相对较近的时间内发生的。
P2:均匀论的提出18世纪晚期，灾变论的概念被重新审视，并与地质证据相比较后，发现存在不足。詹姆斯·赫顿（James Hutton）是一位苏格兰医生和绅士农民，他收集了大量证据并提出了一种相反的理论。赫顿观察到侵蚀的缓慢但稳定的效果，并推理出山脉必须缓慢但肯定会被侵蚀掉，岩石必须从侵蚀的碎片中形成，而这些岩石反过来又必须缓慢地被推起来形成山脉。赫顿提出了我们现在称之为均匀论的原则，即今天我们所认识的外部和内部过程在整个地球历史上一直在运作。
P3:均匀论的应用与发现地质学家使用均匀论的原则以逻辑方式解释了地球的特征。他们发现地球非常古老，需要极长的时间来侵蚀山脉，运输大量的沙子和泥土，沉积在海洋中并胶结成新岩石，以及使新岩石变形和隆起形成新的山脉。均匀论还允许我们通过比较古老岩石与现代相似岩石的特征来推断古老岩石的形成环境。
P4:对均匀论的修正与认识19世纪，地质学家试图通过估算地质时间沉积的所有沉积物的厚度来估计岩石循环的持续时间。他们假设均匀论既适用于过程本身，也适用于过程发生的速率，因此沉积速率一直是恒定的，等于今天的速率。然而，我们现在知道这个结果是错误的，其中一个原因是假设地质速率的恒定性。通过放射性年代测定法更准确地确定过去事件的时间，我们发现岩石循环的速率并不总是相同的。这意味着不同地质过程在过去的相对重要性可能有所不同，但我们可以假设当冰川作用在地质上遥远的时代影响地球时，其过程和效果与今天我们在冰川地区观察到的相同。
回忆4：
听力
第一套：
L1:海洋有有氧环境，指的是从表面到深海都充满着样子，这样生物的多样性就会比较丰富。海洋还有一种少氧气的状态，就是底部含有氧气，但是表面根本没有多少氧气，这种生物多样性就少。海洋中有海藻，海藻可以给生物提供影响，但是如果海藻挂掉了，那么就需要分解海藻，降解的过程中会消耗大量的氧气，这会导致海洋氧气含量减少。海洋的氧气量也会受到流动性影响，如果海洋不流动了，那么深海有氧气，表面就很少了。海洋氧气含量需要充足，不然就会有大量ammonia，这对环境极为不利。人就想办法用pump方式，但是教授想问如果没有pump的话，海洋氧气含量还会OK吗？
L2:（高频老题）在史前时期，塔斯马尼亚人选择在寒冷的高海拔山区定居的原因一直备受考古学界关注。传统观点认为，人类居住地的选择主要受食物资源分布的影响，例如跟随猎物迁徙。然而，最新的研究发现，塔斯马尼亚西南山区的洞穴和树木为史前人类提供了天然的避风屏障，使其能够在极端寒冷的环境中生存。考古证据显示，这些洞穴的开口方向巧妙地避开了盛行寒风，而茂密的树木不仅阻挡了强风，还提供了充足的燃料。此外，洞穴中发现的工具、火堆痕迹和沙袋鼠遗骸进一步证实了人类在此长期生活的痕迹。这一发现挑战了传统理论，表明史前人类的选择不仅基于食物，更注重对气候的适应性策略。
L3:海洋生物喝海水，它们可以排除大量的盐分，但是也不会丢失大量的水。之后讲了海蛇，这个蛇是不喝海水的，因为它的gland能力不是很强，因此需要喝淡水去补水，于是研究人员做了一个实验，证明了这个事情。海蛇不可能一直在陆地上，因此，需要从海洋中去寻找淡水。后来发现，海蛇会利用一种现象叫freshwater lens。降水会降临在海洋中，但是淡水密度小于海洋水密度，因此会漂浮在海洋上面，海蛇就是喝这种地方的淡水。
C1:学生要做活动想去借一下房间，之后又想借投影仪，但是这个仪器必须要找多媒体办公室才可以。学生想在公告栏中进行宣传，这是可以的，但是不能带私货广告。后来这个人询问学生，这个活动啥性质的.....（后面有点儿懵）
C2:教授觉得学生写的这个人，太小众了，连教授都没找到什么相关信息。教授建议他写这个人，并于另外一个人A做一下对比，这样的话会更好。学生说这个他是个艺术家，教授说，你写的这个人也是艺术家，他们都对科学有很大贡献。
第二套：
C1:教授让学生去给高中生上课，上莎士比亚的，这样可以方便学生更好理解然
L1: marinebiology，讲的是为什么海洋生物为什么需要migrate long distance，一开始的时候，讲的是fast behavior，后面提到了北极熊和企鹅。他们要去tropical areas，因为在比较冷的时候他们没有很多fat，然后等他们怀孕生完之后，在回到cold areas。
L2:还有一篇L讲的是comet然后对于地球开始产生organism的影响，一开始提了一下comet的过程，然后跑了一下题提了恐龙消失是因为大爆炸，后面就提到了comet让地球开始产生生命，因为地球很早之前很热之类的。
回忆5：
口语
【第一套】
Task1:
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? It is more difficultto be agood parent today than in the past.（重复2021年12月10日线下考）
【第二套】
Task1:
Some people prefer to watch films that are exciting and entertaining. Others preferto watch films that are more serious and have an important message or teachthem something new. What kind of film do you prefer and why? Use specificexamples and details in your response.（重复2024年1月13日线下考）
【第三套】
Task1:
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement？Children should be taught to beindependent at an early age.（重复2023年9月10日线下考）
回忆6：
【第一套】
学术讨论：
Dr.Diaz:
In the next few weeks, we'll be talking about urban traffic management. Let's begin bydiscussing one popular idea-creating car-free central zones. Some cities aroundthe world have recently designated their downtown areas as beingautomobile-free, which means that vehicles are not allowed to enter the citycenters. Do you think that more cities should make their central zones car-free? Why or why not?
Claire:
I support the idea of establishing car-free central zones because this willresult in one important benefit for city residents-it will be better for theirhealth. Instead of driving everywhere, people will be encouraged to walk orcycle more. It would be a great way to incorporate exercise into people'sroutines.
Paul:
It sounds like a good idea, but I'm skeptical. My main concern is that manybusinesses located in the city centers, such as shops and restaurants, maysuffer because the customers will no longer be able to reach those businessesby car. For some customers, if they can't drive, they won't go at all.
综合写作：
Reading：
Some historians claim that the first people to sail around Africa were Phoenicians.Phoenicia was an ancient nation well-known for its seafaring achievements. Thehistorians base their theory on some ancient sources indicating that a group ofPhoenician sailors were hired to sail around Africa by an Egyptian king, NechoII, who reigned from 610 to 595 b.c.e.However, many other historians find thattheory unconvincing and point to a number of reasons why.
First,it is highly unlikely that the Phoenician sailors possessed the necessarytechnology to sail around Africa as early as 600 b.c.e. The ships they builtwere small and held together only with crude wooden pegs. Also, the ships hadonly one simple square-shaped sail. While such technology might have beensuitable to sail on the Mediterranean Sea near Phoenicia, it would not havebeen suitable for the long voyage in the open ocean around Africa.
Second,it also goes against what we know about Egyptian rulers of the time to suggestthat Necho II ordered the expedition and hired the Phoenicians. AncientEgyptians are understood to have been generally uninterested in exploring theworld beyond their kingdom and the lands immediately surrounding it. Necho IIwould have had no reason to hire Phoenician sailors.
Third,it is possible that the account of a journey around Africa recorded in theancient sources was just a story invented by sailors that later spread. It wasnot uncommon for people of the ancient world to make up stories and pass themoff as truths, particularly when it had to do with the ocean. Stories of seamonsters and magical islands were also popular at the time, so in the same way,a story about a voyage around Africa could have been invented as well.
Listening：
There's some additional Information that makes the claim that the Phoenician sailedaround Africa much more convincing than the reading suggested. First, it's truethat phoenicians used rather simple sailing technology, but that doesn't meanthe voyage was impossible. In fact, recently, in the 20th century, somescientists and shipbuilders built a copy of an old Phoenician ship to see howcapable it was of sailing long distances. They used exactly the same materialsand techniques that were available to phoenicians, 600 years, bce and guesswhat? The scientists successfully sailed this copy of an old ship aroundAfrica. So Phoenician ships may have been good enough for a voice like this.Second, it's true that the ancient Egyptians were generally not interested inexploring areas outside Egypt. But Nico, the second was a rather different kindof king in this respect. For example, he was very interested in water,transportation, and started major projects to connect Egyptian rivers andseized through canals. Nico probably wanted to explore the possibilities ofwater transportation in general, for trading purposes. He could have hired thePhoenician sailors to sail around Africa to help him discover new tradingpartners. Finally, the Phoenician sailors reported some facts that make itunlikely that they invented the story. They reported that when they sailed farfar to the south, they noticed that at midday at 12 o'clock, the sun was in thenorthern part of the sky instead of the southern. Well, that's exactly whathappens in the southern hemisphere. The sun appears in the northern part of thesky at midday. In contrast to, what happens in the northern hemisphere wherethe sailors were from? This Information about the position of the sun would behard to invent. The most likely explanation for it is that the phoenicians hadactually gone to the southern hemisphere and observed the sun themselves.
【第二套】
学术讨论：
Dr.Gupta：
This week, we'll be discussing the future of education. Let's focus now on thefollowing viewpoint: it is no longer useful to spend many years pursuing atraditional, specialized university degree in a single field, such ascommunications or economics. Instead, it makes more sense for most people tocomplete several shorter certification programs and earn certificates in, forexample, project management, computer programming, graphic design, and so on.Do you agree or disagree with this viewpoint? Why?
Andrew ：
I agree that completing short certification programs makes a lot of sense these days becausepeople are more likely to change careers now than they were in the past.Certification programs allow people to quickly learn a variety of professionalskills that are in demand at the moment. And acquiring such skills leads tomore job opportunities.
Claire：
I see the advantages of earning certificates, but I don't think that they cancompletely replace university degrees.Certification programs provide onlysuperficial knowledge, while university degrees offer a well-developed andorganized approach to studying. By pursuing university degrees, students gainfoundational knowledge and a broader understanding of their field of study anddevelop many skills as well.
综合写作：
暂缺
【第三套】
学术讨论：
DoctorDiaz:
On the day of outdoor classes, students will be transported to local parks. There,teachers will help students explore nature and learn about the environment (forexample, plants and animals), environmental problems (such as pollution), andways of addressing these problems.Do you think that outdoor classes once amonth will be a worthwhile use of students' instructional time and schoolresources?
Kelly:
We should avoid burdening teachers with additional responsibilities duringinstructional time. Teachers are already tasked with delivering qualityeducation and managing classrooms effectively. Adding more duties, such asadministrative tasks or non-teaching responsibilities, can divert their focusfrom teaching. Instead, we should prioritize supporting teachers in theirprimary role.
Andrew:
Hands-onlearning outside the classroom can help students understand environmentalproblems in a tangible way and spark their interest to learn more. For example,measuring air or water quality in local areas impacted by pollution can vividlydemonstrate environmental threats. Outdoor learning experiences makeenvironmental issues real to students, motivating them to care about findingsolutions.
综合写作：
Artfunding
回忆7：
托福写作&独立口语 （上午场ABC卷）
A卷
【独立口语/Task 1】
（社会生活类）Do you agree or disagree that it ismore and more difficult to be parents now than in the past?
【学术讨论写作】
（政府类/城市交通类）市中心car-free zones是否必要？-旧题
B卷
【独立口语/Task 1】
（青少年类）Do you agree or disagree the followingstatement ? Children should be taught to be independent when they are veryyoung.
【综合写作】
关于政府资助艺术好还是不好
【学术讨论写作】
（教育类）outdoor classes是不是个good idea? - 旧题
C卷
【独立口语/Task 1】
（社会生活类）Do you prefer entertaining movies or seriousmovies?
【学术讨论写作】
（教育类）It is no longer useful to spend many yearspursuing a traditional specialized university degree in a single field, such ascommunications or economics.Instead, it makes more sense for most people tocomplete several shorter certification programs and earn certificates. 同不同意？- 旧题
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2025年4月26日托福考试总体反馈-2025年4月26日托福CPU资料命中多篇阅读真题原题（出现多篇阅读旧题原题）,命中独立和综合大作文真题原题（多是旧题），命中口语、听力各四到五部分，总体旧题非常多，口语写作多题重复旧题，总体较难。CPU资料阅读、写作、听力、口语等全面大中，全面开花！2025年4月26日的托福考试，依然是几套试卷组合，大量重复实用旧题，这种模式会一直持续下去。近年托福考试几大特点：（1）听力、口语、写作、阅读老题重复量巨大。（2）在大部分考试中，写作听力一直是四项难度最大，并且对话难度超过讲座）（3）阅读、独立和综合写作重复老题，是我们TOEFL CPU资料里面的。2025年4月26日托福考试大部分题目都在我们CPU资料原题命中！祝贺CPU会员将出现不少100-110分以上托福天才！本次考试口语阅读里大多是老题，仍然大量重复2014-2025年的老题，尤其是我们CPU托福资料的真题。今天口语和写作也是老题居多。ETS今年虽然在考试形式上变化很多，但其实使用的新题非常少，大都是在重复2014-2025年大陆考过的新题。这一方面说明，ETS出题成本太高（80万美金一套），所以出题量小。另一方面说明，托福考试的整体趋势还是稳定的。形式上的变化（多套试卷，阅读加试，听力非经典加试），并不能改变这个考试的内在。今天听力，口语，阅读和写作都重复老题。总体反馈请复制链接请进入
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