2025年8月20日托福听说读写真题答案回忆蹲点汇总+解析
回忆1：
阅读
第一篇：冰岛语言
冰岛本地语言的稳定性还受到多方面影响。语言学家认为，冰岛年轻人因居住分散，彼此难以接触，缺乏发展新语言的机会。大多数年轻人除了兄弟姐妹，没有其他朋友。即使在仅有的两所学校可能出现一些新语言，但回到家乡后，说俚语会被纠正。冰岛人对语言纯洁性感到自豪，为方便管理，还整理了语法，使古文更易理解。尽管近年来一些外来词逐渐入侵，但因冰岛人对本地文化高度认可，这些新语言未被长期接受，从而确保了冰岛语言的稳定性。
第二篇：空调的出现
空调被研制出来后，工厂发生了巨大变化。工厂不必开窗通风，因关窗可阻止外界热空气进入。空调装在外墙上，还能吸入新鲜空气。这解决了传统通风方式的弊端，即开窗导致外界热空气进入，影响车间温湿度。同时，空调的出现使得车间内部环境更加稳定，温度和湿度得到有效控制，从而提高了产品质量和生产效率。此外，空调还改善了工人的工作环境，减少了因高温高湿或低温干燥带来的不适，有助于提高工人的工作效率和满意度。总之，空调的发明和应用为空调的发明和应用为工业生产带来了诸多好处，促进了工业的进一步发展。
回忆2：
口语第一套
Task1
Somepeople think that children should be rewarded for their effort even if they arenot successful. Others think that children are being rewarded too often foranything that they try to do. Which view do you agree with? 有些人觉得孩子即使没有成功也应该奖励他们的努力，有些人则觉得现在的孩子做什么都能被奖励，你同意谁的观点
Task2
阅读：学校提出了一个新的政策，鼓励学生参与政府实习项目，以增强学生的实践经验和职业规划能力。
听力：
1.建立行业联系：参与政府实习可以帮助学生认识行业内的专业人士，建立宝贵的人脉资源（connections）。这些联系不仅有助于学生在实习期间获得指导和建议，还可能为未来的职业发展提供机会，如推荐信、就业机会等。
2.积累背景知识：政府实习为学生提供了深入了解公共政策和政府运作的机会，使他们能够积累相关的背景知识（background info）。这种知识对于那些希望在公共部门或相关领域工作的学生来说尤为重要，因为它可以帮助他们更好地理解行业需求和职业要求，从而在求职时更具竞争力。
Task3
主题：人体工学设计（ ergonomic design）
定义：
它指的是在设计设备或工作环境时，充分考虑人体的自然形态、舒适度及操作便利性，目的是提高工作效率、减少身体疲劳和受伤风险。
例子：
有人在打电话的同时需要伸手去拿文件，结果导致脖子受伤疼痛。后来老板为其购买了耳机，该设备通过 “hands-free”（免提方式）让使用者在通话时能够解放双手，同时避免了对颈部的过度压迫和扭曲，从而帮助其脖子逐渐恢复健康。这个例子生动地展示了符合人体工学设计的产品如何在日常工作中改善人体的使用体验，减少因不合理的姿势或设备设计所带来的健康问题。
Task 4
主题：湿地（wetlands）
定义：
它指的是地球上那些长期被水覆盖或浸泡的地区，包括沼泽、泥炭地、湿草甸等，具有独特的生态系统和重要的生态功能。
例子：
1.Nursery（育苗场）：湿地作为许多水生生物和鸟类的繁殖和育苗场所，为幼小生物提供了安全的生长环境。例如，许多鱼类会在湿地的浅水区域产卵，幼鱼可以在这些区域躲避天敌并找到丰富的食物。
2.Feeding（觅食地）：湿地为大量野生动物提供了丰富的食物资源。在夏季，湿地中的植物生长旺盛，吸引了大量昆虫、鸟类和其他动物前来觅食。例如，候鸟在迁徙过程中会依赖湿地作为重要的觅食和休息场所，以补充能量。
回忆3：
口语第二套
Task1
Yourschool is going to limit the number of the hours that students can work atpart-time jobs in order to improve their academic performance. Do you thinkthis is a good idea? Why or why not?学校是否应该限制学生的打工时间来提高他们的学习成绩？
Task2
阅读：学校提出了一个新的政策，建议访客应住在酒店而不是宿舍，以减少对学生生活的影响。
听力：
1.访客礼貌且会提前沟通：支持该政策的学生认为，许多访客是非常有礼貌的，他们会提前询问宿主，确认访问细节，就像男生提到的自己的哥哥一样。这表明访客通常会尊重宿主的意愿和安排。
2.周边酒店费用过高：反对访客住在宿舍的另一个理由是周边酒店价格昂贵，超出了许多访客的支付能力。如果访客因经济原因无法负担酒店住宿，可能会影响他们的访问计划。
Task3
主题：蝴蝶放养模式（butterfly release pattern）定义：指的是研究蝴蝶在不同放养方式下的行为模式，以了解其生活习性和交配习惯。例子：研究人员观察到，当一批蝴蝶被同时释放时，它们会生活在一起，形成一个群体。然而，当蝴蝶被逐个释放时，研究人员发现它们倾向于成对出现，即一公一母。这个例子展示了蝴蝶在群体放养和个体放养下的不同行为模式，有助于我们更好地理解蝴蝶的社交和繁殖行为。
Task 4
主题： 建立联系定义：它指的是通过某种方式与他人建立关系或互动，以便在将来能够保持联系或获取某种利益。例子：1.理发师与顾客的关系：理发师在剪头发时与顾客聊天，询问他们的兴趣，从而建立个人关系。这种个人关系会让顾客更愿意下次继续找这位理发师剪头发。2.折扣策略：如果提供10%的折扣，人们会更愿意继续订阅杂志。这种经济激励可以鼓励人们维持订阅，从而建立长期的客户关系。
回忆4：
口语第三套
Task1
Some people believe that if employees have some free time during their workday, theywill be more productive. Others think it is better for employees to work allday without breaks. Which do you think is better?工作日是否该让员工有一些空闲时间来提高工作效率？
Task2
阅读：学校提出了改变宿舍房间定价的政策，建议根据宿舍的新旧和房间大小调整价格，以更好地反映住宿条件和成本。
听力：
1.房间大小与设施差异： newer dorms（新建宿舍）的房间通常更大，设施也更现代化。这些房间的维护成本相对较高，因此定价 higher（更高）是合理的。通过调整定价，学校可以确保收费标准与实际成本和服务质量相匹配，同时为住在 newer dorms 的学生提供优质住宿体验。
2.节省学生开支：合理调整宿舍定价可以帮助学生 save money（节省开支）。对于住在 older dorms（老旧宿舍）的学生，较低的定价可以减轻他们的经济负担，使住宿费用更加合理和可负担。这样学生可以将节省下来的资金用于其他教育相关 expenses（开支），如教材、活动费用等。
Task3
主题：光合作用（photosynthesis）
定义：它指的是植物利用阳光将水分和二氧化碳转化为氧气和葡萄糖的过程，是植物生长和能量获取的关键机制。例子：1.日照时间与光合作用的关系：当日照时间减少时，与光合作用相关的植物生理活动会受到影响。动物（可能是依赖植物生存的动物）也会因此改变行为，比如调整觅食或活动模式。2.植物排水机制与季节变化的关联：在夏季，由于光照时间长，植物可以通过光合作用高效地排出多余水分。然而，进入冬季前，植物需要提前开始排水，否则随着天气变冷，植物内部的水分会冻结，对植物造成伤害。
Task 4
主题： 土地管理（land management）定义：它指的是对土地资源进行规划、保护和可持续利用的过程，以实现生态、经济和社会效益的平衡。例子：1.吸引更多人来这个地方：一个地方原本因为某些原因人口减少，但通过土地管理，将其改造为一个艺术展览中心。这种转变不仅提升了该地区的文化氛围，还吸引了更多游客和居民前来欣赏艺术作品，从而带动了当地的人气和经济发展。2.保护环境：土地管理的另一个重要好处是保护环境。通过合理的规划和管理，可以保护自然生态系统，防止土地退化和生物多样性的丧失。例如，设立保护区、限制过度开发和实施可持续农业等措施，都有助于维护生态平衡和环境健康。
回忆5：
综合写作
阅读：
1.没有足够的地方进行储备（储备空间不足）。
2.气体泄漏可能带来的健康风险（健康隐患）。
3.成本过高（费用昂贵）。
听力：
1.通过高压高温将气体转化为液体，使其占据更小的空间，从而增加储备容量（高压高温液化）。
2.研究表明，只要不趴在地上吸气，气体泄漏对健康的影响有限。此外，可以开发一种探测器来监测潜在的泄漏情况，及时发现并处理问题（健康风险监测与探测器开发）。
3.往地下注入二氧化碳会促使另一种有价值的气体释放出来，这种气体可以出售获利，从而抵消部分成本（有价值气体释放与成本抵消）。
回忆6：
第一套
综合写作
阅读：
1.没有足够的地方进行储备（储备空间不足）。
2.气体泄漏可能带来的健康风险（健康隐患）。
3.成本过高（费用昂贵）。
听力：
1.通过高压高温将气体转化为液体，使其占据更小的空间，从而增加储备容量（高压高温液化）。
2.研究表明，只要不趴在地上吸气，气体泄漏对健康的影响有限。此外，可以开发一种探测器来监测潜在的泄漏情况，及时发现并处理问题（健康风险监测与探测器开发）。
3.往地下注入二氧化碳会促使另一种有价值的气体释放出来，这种气体可以出售获利，从而抵消部分成本（有价值气体释放与成本抵消）。
第二套
综合写作
阅读：1.有袋类动物胚胎期较短，发育不够成熟（shorter embryonic period）。
2.有袋类动物身体能力较弱（weaker physical ability）。
3.有袋类动物的种类和数量相对较少（fewer species and numbers）。
听力：
1.有袋类动物拥有许多适应性特征，能有效帮助生存，某些情况下甚至比胎生类动物更高效（adaptive features）。例如，幼崽（joey）出生后会在母亲的育儿袋中长时间停留，期间其内部器官在相对安全的环境中继续发育。母亲的乳汁含有抗体，能够增强幼崽的免疫力，帮助其抵抗感染，直到幼崽自身的免疫系统发育成熟（mother's milk with antibodies）。
2.有袋类动物能够控制体温的说法不正确。一些有袋类动物的体温变化是可控的。比如，许多小型有袋类动物会故意降低体温以节省能量，减少食物消耗，这是一种有利于生存的适应性表现
3.最近的发现改变了我们对澳大利亚有袋类动物和胎生类动物之间竞争的理解。胎生类动物早在数百万年前就已生活在澳大利亚，意味着两类动物曾长期共存并相互竞争。
回忆7：
综合写作：Marsupials and Placentals
阅读：
哺乳动物可分为两类：有袋类和胎盘类。尽管这两类都是哺乳动物，但它们之间存在若干显著特征。有袋类和胎盘类之间最大的区别在于各自的妊娠期和养育期以及养育过程。基本上，有袋类在幼崽出生后花在哺乳和照料幼崽上的时间比胎盘类多得多。而胎盘类则在怀孕期间投入更多的时间和精力。这使得许多生物学家推测，有袋类在很多方面都不如胎盘类。
Mammalscan be divided into two groups: marsupials and placentals. Although both groupsare mammals, there are several features that distinguish the two groups. oneofthe biggest differences between marsupials and placentals is the gestation andnurturing periods and process of each group.essentially, marsupials spendsignificantly more time nursing and caring for their young after birth thanplacentals. placentals, on the other hand invest more time and energy inpregnancy. this has ledmany biologists to speculate that marsupials areinferior to placentals for a variety of easons.
有袋类动物的幼崽在其发育期间的很长一段时间内都在母亲的育儿袋中度过。这导致其特定器官和身体系统的发育速度比胎盘哺乳动物慢。最为关键的是，有袋类幼崽的免疫系统既没有足够的时间来发育，也没有足够的时间接触母体抗原以刺激有益抗体的产生。这种受损且发育不全的免疫系统使有袋类动物处于危险之中，也证明了它们的劣势。
Marsupialoffspring spend a significant portion of their developing period in theabdominal pouch of their mother. this leads to slower development of specificorgan sand body systems compared with placental mammals. most critically,immune systems of marsupials' young are neither given sufficient time todevelop, nor arethey given sufficient time to be introduced to maternalantigens which stimulate the production of helpful antibodies. this compromisedand underdeveloped immunesystem puts marsupials at risk and is evidence oftheir inferiority.
一些有袋类动物缺乏适应周围环境的能力。例如，小袋鼠这种小型有袋类动物无法调节自身的体温，只能依靠外部热源。因此，母袋鼠必须将幼崽放在育儿袋中保暖，直到幼崽长大并长出皮毛。这种生存能力上的缺陷使携带幼崽的母袋鼠和幼崽都面临危险。
Somemarsupials lack certain abilities that allow them to adapt to the surroundingenvironment. for example, the joey, a small marsupial, is unable to regulateits own body temperature and relies on external heat sources. for this reason,the mothermust carry the young joey in her pouch to keep it warm until itdevelops fur as anadult this weakness in survivability opens up both thecarrying mother and the young joey to danger.
有袋动物也已表明它们无法与胎盘动物竞争。在几乎所有有袋动物存在的生态系统中，有袋动物物种的数量一直在稳步减少，而胎盘动物物种的数量则呈现出强劲且稳定的增长态势。这种趋势表明有袋动物无法充分地争夺资源和生态位环境。
Marsupialshave also demonstrated their inability to compete with placentals. in almostall the ecosystems in which marsupials exist, marsupial species have been inasteady decline to placental species which, on the other hand, havedemonstrated robust and steady population growth. this trend speaks to theinability of marsupialst o adequately compete for resources and nicheenvironments.
听力一一反驳：
Contraryto the popular belief that marsupials are inferior to placentals, thereisstrong evidence that marsupials are just as well-equipped, if not betterequipped, tosurvive as their placental counterparts. Statements regardingmarsupial immunesystem deficiencies do not hold much merit as marsupial immunesystems are quite well developed. Marsupial offspring spend ample time in themother's nurturing pouch drinking milk.
Themother's milk is fortified with all the nutrition growing young require toreach healthy adulthood. Furthermore, the milk also contains all requisiteantigens young offspring need, passed on directly from the mother, to stimulatea healthy immune system. Young offspring are thus able to build resistances todisease in the same manner that placental mammals do.
It istrue that some marsupial species do not adapt to surrounding environments likeplacental mammals adapt. However, this fact does not imply that marsupials areinferior in any way. Let's take the joey for example. When faced withdecreasing environmental temperatures, the joey will in turn reduce its ownbody temperature accordingly. Reducing its body temperature is in fact a veryefficient method toreduce energy expenditure and reduce the amount of foodrequired to maintain bodily functions.
And asfar as placentals out-competing marsupials for habitat space and resourcesoneonly needs to look to Australia for evidence of marsupial evolution androbustpopulation growth. Australia has a long and well-documented history ofmarsupial populations coexisting alongside placental mammals. Over the courseof many hundreds of years scientists have noted the ability of marsupials tosurpass placentals in competition for resources and niche environments. This isclearly evidence that marsupials can in fact not only live side-by-side withplacentals, but also surpass their rivals.
学术讨论：
DoctorAchebe
Thisweek, we will be discussing space exploration. Some people think that it is awaste of money for governments to fund space exploration. Others disagree with thisview arguing that space exploration is a valuable and necessary investment forourfuture. They think that it is worthy for governments to fund spaceexploration. l want to know what you think about this topic. Do you think thatgovernments should fund space exploration? Why or why not?
Kelly
I don'tthink that governments should fund space exploration because it will betoocostly to build spaceships and develop related technologies. Though spaceexploration tech costs billions, it doesn't offer direct benefits to mostpeople, whichmakes its funding a controversial issue.
Andrew
Personally,l do think that all the costs will be worth it. The potential scientificdiscoveries and technological advancements could have far-reaching impactsthatjustify the initial investment. lmagine the new inventions that might comefrom this exploration. Such technology could greatly improve our everydaylives.
回忆8：
综合写作：
Somehistorians 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 tosail around Africa by an Egyptian king, Necholl, 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. Whilesuch 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 ll 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 llwould 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. lt 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.
听力一一反驳：
There'ssome additional information that makes the claim that the Phoenician sailedaround Africa much more convincing than the reading suggested.
First,it's true that Phoenicians used rather simple sailing technology, but thatdoesn't mean the voyage was impossible. In fact, recently, in the 20th century,some scientists and shipbuilders built a copy of an old Phoenician ship to seehow capable it was of sailinglong distances. They used exactlythe samematerials and techniques that were available to Phoenicians, 600 years B.C.E.and guess what? The scientists successfully sailed this copy of an old shiparound Africa. So Phoenician ships may have been good enough for a voyage likethis.
Second,it's true that the ancient Egyptians were generally not interested in exploringareas outside Egypt, But Necho the second was a rather different kind of kingin this respect. For example, he was very interested in water transportation,and started maior projects toconnect Egyptian rivers and seized through canals.Necho probably wanted to explore thepossibilities of water transportation ingeneral, for trading purposes. He could have hired the Phoenician sailors tosail around Africa to help him discover new trading partners.
Finally,the Phoenician sailors reported some facts that make it unlikely that theyinvented the story. They reported that when they sailed far to the south, theynoticed that at midday at 12 o'clock, the sun was in the northern part of thesky instead of the southern. Well, that's exactly what happens in the southernhemisphere. The sun appears in the northern part of the sky at midday. incontrast to what happens in the northern hemisphere where the sailors werefrom? This information about the position of the sun would be hard to invent.The most likely explanation for it is that the Phoenicians had actually gone tothe southern hemisphere and observed the sun themselves
学术讨论：
Dr. Diaz
Onetraditional method of classroom instruction is lecturing. Lecturing involvesthe teacher talking about a topic for an extended period of time and expectingstudents to learn by listening attentively. Today, some educators believe thatteachers shouldl imit how much time they spend lecturing and instead teach byencouraging in-classdiscussions and having students work in groups. However,some teachers still teachprimarily by lecturing. Do you believe lecturing is aneffective teaching method? Whyor why not?
Claire
Ibelieve lecturing can be an extremely effective way for professors to teach ifthey have strong communication skills. Some of my most memorable classes havebeen taught by brilliant lecturers who captivated me with their engagingspeaking style ability to explain complex topics clearly, and passion for theirsubject matter.
Paul
I don'tthink pure lecturing works well as a teaching method. Without studentparticipation, professors have no way to assess if students actually comprehendthe material. Students can easily zone out during long lectures if they arejust passivelylistening. Active learning through discussions, activities, andquestions lets studentsengage with content and teachers identify gaps inunderstanding.
回忆9：
口语回忆｜上午场
套一
Task 1【重复2025.2.15线下】
Somepeople think that children should be rewarded for their effort even if they arenot successful. Others think that children are being rewarded too often foranything that they try to do. Which view do you agree with? Use details andexamples to explain your opinion.
Task 2
NewGovernment Internship Program
Startingthis year, political science and economics students may apply to spend a summerin the states capital city and complete an internship with the stategovernment, working in a government office. The political science departmentdecided this internship program so hat students will have the opportunity togain work experience that will help prepare them for future careers working forthe government. In order to ensure that selected interns are academicallyprepared for the internships, only students who have completed two years ofcoursework in either the political science or economics department will beeligible to apply for this program.
Task 3
ergonomicdesign
听力：公司里，员工们在打电话时还要去拿文件，这样做不仅不方便，还容易伤到脖子。老板发现这个问题后，发明了一个装置，把麦克风放在上面，方便员工打电话。有了这个装置后，公司的工作效率也提高了。
Task 4
wetland对动物的两个好处
1.nursery
2.feeding
套二
Task 1【重复2021年11月6日线下】
Yourschool is going to limit the number of the hours that students can work atpart-time jobs in order to improve their academic performance. Do you thinkthis is a good idea? Why or why not?
Task 2
阅读：最近有学生投诉宿舍访客常过夜，学校因此规定从下个月起，来访的亲友住宿不得超过三天，旨在解决访客久住对他人造成影响的问题，同时会提供周边酒店清单供选择。
听力：不支持这一政策，认为情况被夸大，无需专门制定政策，觉得遇到问题时双方沟通即可解决，因为多数室友能理解，且事前通常会沟通。比如上学期其室友的弟弟住了一周，室友提前询问过，虽然寝室小，但弟弟并非一直待在房间里，关键在于双方的意愿。此外，学校提供的酒店清单虽可供父母探望时使用，但多数人认为价格过高，朋友经济上难以承担，若花费过多，朋友可能就不会来访了。
Task3
大多数动物会在栖息地周边寻找配偶，但科学家发现，有些动物会前往其他地方寻找配偶，比如迁移到像高海拔地区这样容易识别的地方。当某一物种种群密度较低时，它们就可能会进行这种迁徙。即便迁徙地点的生活条件不太适宜，这些动物仍会暂时聚集在那里，因为这能增加它们找到配偶的机会。
例子：科学家观察到一种蝴蝶，有时会聚集在一座特别高的山顶，即便那里风很大。这座山顶距离它们原本平静的栖息地很远，科学家认为这与蝴蝶的繁殖有关。比如，科学家在一个山谷中同时释放了一群雌雄蝴蝶，发现它们会聚集在山谷里不飞走；第二次，科学家将这些蝴蝶一只一只单独释放，且彼此距离很远，这时蝴蝶们都会飞到附近山上的一个制高点，那里有一棵大树，科学家到达那棵树时，发现有蝴蝶正在交配。
Task4
两种增加与客户的粘性的方法
一些公司在研究提升客户忠诚度的方法，因为客户忠诚度高时，通常就不会转向其他企业。其中一种方式是建立与客户的社会联系，当客户感觉与公司里的某个人建立了联系，就可能再次光顾。比如新顾客去美发沙龙时，发型师会表现得很友好，与客户交谈并询问其爱好，这样客户离开时可能已与发型师建立良好的私人联系，从而再次光顾。第二种方法是通过提供折扣来建立信任，例如一家办公用品公司，会给每月提交订单的客户提供 10% 的折扣，因为其服务的企业需要打印机、回形针等物品。
套三
Task 1
Somepeople believe that if employees have some free time during their workday, theywill be more productive. Others think it is better for employees to work allday without breaks. Which do you think is better?
Task3
当日照时间减少后，动物会在期间改做出一些改变。
夏天光照时间长，所以植物可以把水分排出去。冬天要提前开始排水, 不然天气冷了之后，植物内部的水就会冻住。
Task4
土地管理的两个好处
1. 增加人流量
例子：一个原本人口稀少的地方，由于修建了艺术展览中心，吸引了更多人前来欣赏展品。
2. 保护环境
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