2025年8月23日托福听说读写真题答案回忆蹲点汇总+解析
回忆1：
综合写作：
Narwhal的牙tusk的三种功能
The narwhal is a medium-sized whale that lives year-round in theArctic. The specieshas attracted a lot of scientific attention over the years because it has aperfectly straight 2- to 3-meter-long tuskprojecting from its head. Scientistshave long wondered what the purpose of the tusk might be. Three possiblefunctions of the tuskhave been proposed.
阅读：
1.顶破冰层，帮助自己探出头呼吸
First,the narwhal dwells and hunts within the Arctic Circle, where the sea is oftencovered with thick pack ice. Like other whales, the narwhal needs air tobreathe and cannot stay underwater indefinitely. Eye witnesses have reportedseeing narwhals use their tusks topierce through the ice sheet from below. Theability to break the icein this way would give a narwhal access to air wheneverit needed totake a breath. That would make it possible for narwhals to freelyhunt in waters that are covered with ice.
2. 作为武器，与其他同伴竞争
Second,the tusk could serve as a weapon for fighting with othermale narwhals as theycompete for territory. Just as rams and maledeer charge at one another withtheir horns or antlers, male narwhals, it seems, may charge or joust with oneanother. Some observers have claimed to have seen aggressive clashing of tusksbetween male narwhals.
3. tusk上有很多微小的洞，连接着中央神经，帮助Narwhal感知海洋化学特征的变化
Third,the surface of the tusk contains many millions of microscopic holes connectedto nerves. This configuration suggests that the tusk serves as a sensor thatallows the narwhal to detect ocean properties, for example water pressure,temperature, salinity of the water, and even barometric pressure above thewater's surface. The ability to sense such properties would be an importantadaptation aiding in the narwhal's survival.
听力一一反驳：
1. tusk可以非常轻易地被折弯，并不能击穿冰层；冰层其实是自己破裂了，然后Narwhal在这些地方探出头去呼吸，可以在水下呆很久
2. 人们从远处看，Narwhal像是在打架，但是在近处观察时，N其实是在tusking，用tusk轻轻地触碰对方，这是一种特别的交流方式
3. 几乎所有的雄性都有tusk，但很少有磁性有tusk，但磁性的寿命都比雄性的长，因此tusk不能帮助Narwhal感知海洋特性，帮助自己存活
学术讨论：
Dr.Gupta
With the widespread use of technology, some people believe that long exposure to digitaldevices will have a bad influence on the brain development of children. Do youthink technology has made children less creative than they were in the past?Why?
Andrew
With therise of screen time and structured activities, children may have less time toengage in imaginative play and exploration, which can limit their opportunitiesto exercise their creativity.
Claire
By providing access to a vast array of information and resources, technology canexpose children to diverse viewpoints, cultures, and experiences that theymight not encounter otherwise. This exposure is instrumental in fosteringcreativity in young minds.
回忆2：
综合写作：
the Anasazi突然离开的原因
阅读原文参考：
In the area today covered by several states in the American Southwest, the AnasaziIndians, who are sometimes referred to Pueblo lndians, once lived. The Anasazihad ahistory that went back into prehistoric times. They even experienced aseveral-hundred-year golden aged that ended around 1150. However, the Anasazisuddenly vanished only a couple of centuries later. Many anthropologistsattribute their disappearance to war.
Archaeologists have combed through the ruins of past Anasazi settlements. One feature theyhave noted is that there are a large number of places which were burned. Evensome of the Anasazi's ritual sites were burned. This strongly suggests thereason for burning was invasions of warring tribes. Many American tribes wouldburn the settlements of tribes that they defeated in battle. The fact thatAnasazi sites were burned shows that they too must have been conquered.
At these sites, archaeologists have also unearthed a large number of personal articlesthat once belonged to individual Anasazi. Many of these items, includingpottery, jewelry, and other personal effects, would have been valuable to theirowners. ln most cases, their owners would not have left them. However, manybelieve that because of a sudden onset of war, their owners were either slainor had not time togather their belongings as they left from approaching enemies.
There is also the geographical aspect of the Anasazi. Their settlements, which weremostly in modern-day Arizona and New Mexico, were located in places with abundantsources of water, a unique feature for the American Southwest. It wouldonly benatural that other tribes, coveting the rich land, would make war upon theAnasazi and attempt to drive them out, as they, apparently successfully, did.
听力一一反驳：
毫无疑问，阿纳萨齐人匆忙地离开了他们的崖壁居所，但这并不意味着他们是因为战争而这样做澴离当。历史表明，许多被长期占据的地方之所以迅暹地分被遗弃，是由于突然且灾难性的水资源短缺，痘会自干旱。阅读文章中所解读为战争证据的那些现象，很可能只是缺水的后果，而众所周知，阿纳萨齐人就曾深受缺水困扰。
There's no doubt the Anasazi left their cliff dwellingsin a hurry, but that doesn'tmean they did that because of a war. History shows that many places that wereoccupied for long periods have been abandoned quickly because of sudden andcatastrophic water shortage, a drought. What the reading passage interprets asevidence of war could just as easily be the result of a lack of water, whichthe Anasazi are known to have struggled with.
首先，这些神圣的仪式场地可能在阿纳萨齐人离开这片饱受干旱困扰的地区时被他们自己焚毁。在许多文化中，对场所和物品进行仪式性焚毁是一种常见习俗。通过焚毁一个旧的仪式场所，人谤的犝蚋ⅰ癣可以表达一个象征性的含义，即他们永远不会荽业自回来，并且当他们找到新家园时，他们将建立廳上大个新的仪式场所。
First,the sacred ceremonial grounds may have been burned by the Anasazi themselves asthey left the drought-stricken area. Ritual burning of places and objects is acommon feature of many cultures. Ritual burning can have a symbolic meaning byburning anold ceremonial place. The people are expressing the fact that theywill never return, and that they will establish a new ceremonial place whenthey find a new home.
其次，干旱更能合理解释为何阿纳萨奇人遗留艏高大量财产。这与阅读文章中的解释相比更为合理。在战争中，进攻方通常会夺取被攻击方玺省元物资，但阿纳萨奇人遗留下的财产却无人取庸少究。另一方面，自愿离开被干旱肆虐地区的人更有可能留下一些东西，因为他们需要随身携带的仅是他们能够携带的食品和饮水，而其他妚以的不必要的东西则被留在了身后。
Second,drought better explains why the Anasazi left behind a lot of possessions. It'sa better explanation than the one in the reading passage. In wars, theattackers usually take the goods of the people being attacked, but no one tookthe possessions that the Anasazi left behind. On the other hand, people leavinga drought ravaged area of their own choice are likely to leave things behind.All they need to take with them is whatever food and water they can carry andthey leave behind what they don't need.
第三，你从这段文字中读到，阿纳萨齐的人蟈杀圈已经变得非常庞大。这正是他们极易受到水资源短缺影响的原因。当阿纳萨齐的人口还不多时，水资源短缺对食物供应的影响较小，因为小种群并不需要太多的食物。但随徹议制人口的扩张，水资源短缺很容易导致灾难性的食物短缺。简言之，阿纳萨齐的人口增长超出了现有资源的承载能力，这也是他们啮指织弃悬崖上的住所、转而寻找水资源和食物謐根匮乏的新定居点的原因。
Third,you read in the passage that the Anasazi population had gotten very large.Well, that's exactly what made it very vulnerable to water shortages. When theAnasazi population was small, water shortages had less impact on their foodsupply because a small population does not need a lot offood. But when thepopulation expanded, a water shortage could easily cause catastrophic foodshortages. In short, the Anasazi population became too large for the available resources, and that's why they abandoned their cliff dwellings for new siteswith more water and food.
学术讨论：
Dr.Achebe
In the next two weeks, we are going to be studying how biological discoveries haveaffected our lives. Research in biology provides us with a better understandingof how our bodies work. As an introduction to this topic, I would like for youto discuss among yourselves this question: What is the most important thing aperson can do to maintain good health? Please explain why you think so.
Claire
I feel very strongly that a good diet is the most important factor in maintaining goodhealth. Eating good, healthy foods, especially green vegetables, gives yourbody the materials it needs to stay strong. Good nutrition is the key to good health.
Paul
Most people don’t visit the doctor for regular checkups.Sure, if they feel sick, they go, but that’s not enough. During a yearlyexam, a physician can help a patient address health issues before they become alarger problem. So I think preventive doctor visits are key to good health.
回忆3：
综合写作：
Most cities in the United States have recycling programs, and people are constantlytrying to find ways to improve these programs. In the traditional system,people have to sort their recyclables intovarious types-paper, cardboard,aluminum, glass, and plastic. Inthe single-stream system, however, people canplace all theirrecyclables in a single container. A truck then comes to pickupthese materials and takes them to a single-stream sorting machine where thedifferent materials are sorted by type, recycled, and then sold for furtherprocessing. However, single-stream recycling hasserious disadvantages.
First,single-stream recycling can be dangerous for workers at therecycling center.While the sorting process for most recyclablematerials is done by machine,glass needs to be separated andsorted by hand from other materials collectedfor recycling. Glass isoften broken in the process of collecting the materials,so workerswho sort glass from the other materials are at risk of being cut.
Second,contamination-thatis, materials not being separated well from one another-is practicallyunavoidable in single-stream recycling. The sorting process is complex and farfrom perfect; the different types of recyclables do not always get sortedcorrectly. For example, plastic can accidentally be shredded along withrecycled paper. In cases when enough plastic gets mixed in with the paper, theoverall recyclable material is considered contaminated and cannot be processedfurther. So instead of being used in new products, the material has to bediscarded-just as though it had never been collected for recycling in the firstplace.
Third,single-stream recycling systems are expensive to build. A single-stream systemfacility generally costs more than three times what a traditional recyclingfacility costs. Most cities and towns have limited funds, and if they alreadyhave a traditional system that works, there is no reason for them to spend themoney to build a new,single-stream system.
听力一一反驳：
单流回收方式虽非尽善尽美，但相比之前的系统是巨大进步，也是开展回收项目的最佳选择。
Sing lestream recycling may not be perfect. Still, it's a major improvement overprevious recycling systems and as our best option for a recycling program.
对于切割玻璃的工人，可通过安全培训、监督、提供防护服及保障医疗救助等措施降低受伤风险，为其提供合理安全保障。
First,what about the potential for injury to workers who sought glass? Several stepscan betaken to reduce the risk to acceptable levels. Workers can be givensafety training and bemonitored to make sure they follow the proper safetyprocedures. They are also required to wear protective clothing there should bequick access to medical help if an injury occurs.These measures can ensurereasonable safety for workers.
单流回收虽有部分材料受污染变为废弃物，但因操作简单方便，鼓励更多家庭参与，增加了可回收再利用材料总量，整体减少了废弃物产生，弥补了污染材料的小部分比例。
Second,it's true that some of the collected material gets contaminated and so ends upaswaste. But if you look at the overall picture, single stream recyclingactually reduces waste. Consider this placing all recyclables in a singlecontainer is easy and convenient. And that encourages many more families toparticipate in the recycling program instead of just throwing stuff away aswaste, which is what they did in the traditional system. Single streamrecycling greatly increases the overall amount of material that gets recycledand reused. This more than makes up for the small amount that's contaminated.
单流回收系统初期建设成本高，但运营成本低于传统项目，因仅需一辆卡车收集所有可回收物，节省了燃料和人工成本，初始成本支付后运营总成本大幅降低。
Third,while single stream recycling systems are initially more expensive to build, theyareless expensive to operate than traditional recycling programs. This isbecause you can reduce cost with single stream collection trucks. You see in atraditional system to pick up one family's recycling required two trucks, onetruck for 1 type of recyclable materials another truck for the other types, thefuel and labor cost for operating the trucks were very high. With a new system,you can just use one truck to pick up all recyclables which will save money.Once the initial cost of implementing a single stream recycling facility systemare paid for, the overall cost of operating the program goes down dramatically.
学术讨论：
Dr. Diaz
In today's context, there's a growing consensus that education should extendbeyond high school and college, encompassing lifelong learning. Imagine you'rea student engaging with this topic. Your input is sought on which specificfield adults should focus on for ongoing education. Given this perspective, thequestion to you is: Considering the shift towards lifelong education, whichfield of study do you believe adults should prioritize for their continuouslearning journey?
Andrew:
In my opinion, it's important for adults to have the opportunity to take foreignlanguage classes as part of their lifelong education. Learning a new languagecan open doors to different cultures, enhance communication skills, and boostcareer prospects. Plus, it's a way to keep our minds active and engagedthroughout our lives. So, I believe offering foreign language courses to adultsis a valuable way to support their continuous learning journey.
Claire:
I think art classes should definitely be available to adults as part of lifelongeducation. Engaging in art allows us to express ourselves, relieve stress, andtap into our creativity. Even if someone didn't have the chance to explore artwhen they were younger, providing these classes to adults can offer them a wayto discover new talents, develop new hobbies, and continue growing personally,no matter their age
回忆4：
口语
套一
Task 1
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? lt is easier to be an adultthan to be a child.Imagine that you need to take a course next semester andmust decide between two professors to take it with. The first professor is very interesting but has a strict grading policy. The second professor is boring buthas an easy grading policy. Which professor would you prefer to take the coursewith? Explain why.
Task2
removal of murals from Gym
因为这个mural已经褪色，hire people to fix需要钱，而且mural过时了。
听力学生不同意
1.Let students clean murals, they can treat it as an assignment
2.Murals are old, but they are interesting. Part of history.
Task 3
availability cascade
当越来越多的人在谈论、重复一个观点时，别人也会觉得“大家都在说，那应该是真的。”
听力例子是一个popular travel website,说人们用这个网站本来很省钱，但是有媒体说这个网站overcharge，即使后面这个网站出来道歉了，但是因为大家已经相信媒体的话，所以这个网站最后已经不那么流行了。
Task 4
2种蚂蚁保持自身干净的方法
一种是用腿上的毛把触须上的脏东西刷掉
一种是利用化学物质
套一
Task 1
Imagine that you need to take a course next semester and must decide between twoprofessors to take it with. The first professor is very interesting but has astrict grading policy. The second professor is boring but has an easy gradingpolicy. Which professor would you prefer to take the course with? Explain why.
Task 2
说学校决定把arts center中的其中一个剧院改建成教室
1.两个theatre中的其中一个不常用
2.是一个efficient use of school resources可以costless
听力女生表示反对，理由一是这个剧场位置太远，离大学中心很远；二是关于他们担心的成本问题，其实可以通过减少一些不必要的教室转换来解决。
Task 3
simplify cause effect
如果只依据之前发生的某件事（来判断），就不会再认可（其他因素的作用），同时还会忽略其他可能的原因。
听力中，教授用自己的经历举了个例子：他和医生朋友在聚会上聊到现在人平均寿命变长的原因，医生朋友只认为是医生改进了药品、提高了技术；教授则补充说，这可能还和社会治安变好等其他因素有关。
Task 4
鸟类抵御大风等恶劣天气主要有两个方式。
第一个方式是鸟类能提前接收恶劣天气的预警并做好准备，比如它们耳朵里有特殊器官，能感知气压变化，从而提前储备食物等；
第二个方式是一些地方存在微气候，而鸟类体型足够小，能躲进这些微气候中，例如可以躲到常青针叶植物下面，这些植物的叶子能阻挡风雪，帮助它们存活。
套三
Task 1
When going on vacation in a different city, some people prefer to go camping in atent, while others prefer to stay at a hotel. Which would you prefer and why?Please include reasons and details in your explanation.
Task 2
延长选课周期
Task 3
生物行为
例子是猴子会抱团、模仿另一种动物，抵御捕食者
Task 4
心理学
回忆5：
阅读
1.polar dinosaur
2.古埃及文字
3.sikadeer
4.indigo
靛蓝是一种蓝色染料，由生长于热带和亚热带气候下的蓝靛属植物制成，自古以来就备受珍视。然而，在十六世纪末之前，靛蓝在欧洲并未得到广泛使用，因为产生蓝色的亚麻属植物极为丰富。实际上，在中世纪后期(约1350年至1500年)，在英国，政府通过大量进口靛蓝来保护本土的亚麻工业，免受外来靛蓝的竞争，因为亚麻的生长和制造为许多英国种植者和染色工提供了生计。由靛蓝属植物制成的染料在英国和整个北欧地区是一种罕见的奢侈品，从中东进口，主要用作颜料和墨水。然而，靛蓝属植物所提取染料的优越性促使欧洲人开始尝试自行生产这种染料，从而摆脱对昂贵的外来进口的依赖，而这些进口染料主要通过阿拉伯贸易网络获得。葡萄牙和西班牙是率先获得自产靛蓝的欧洲国家，其靛蓝来自它们在中美洲和南美洲温暖地区的殖民地。其他国家紧随其后，在热带和亚热带地区建立了殖民地，这些地区盛产靛蓝和其他重要产品。
5.Natufians and the Domestication of Grain
6.evidence for continental drift
7.landscapes and climate
一个影响气候变化的因素一直被相对忽视，直到最近才受到关注:景观(一片土地上的可见特征)的影响。地球表面对于气候的深远影响在单一土地覆盖类型区域表现得最为明显。例如，沙漠地区在白天会经历相对较高的温度，这是因为缺乏植被覆盖来提供遮阳，同时土壤湿度也较低无法通过蒸发来冷却空气。热带雨林拥有大量的水资源，因此在白天远比大多数沙漠环境凉爽尽管它们在赤道纬度接收到的太阳能更多。在这两个极端情况下，主导的环境条件并非由温室气体浓度的区域差异所致，而是反映了地表特性对气候的强烈影响。
8.movable type in Europe
9. 北美鸟类繁衍和栖息地的关系
10. 水车在工业革命前的应用
词汇题
conceivable
substantial
profusion
versatile
contemporary
remnant
回忆6：
听力
对话
1.暑期找工作
2.关于学生要去一个新发掘的考古遗迹当个志愿者
3.换宿舍
4.关于某种俄国写作风格
5.讨论教学方法
6.讨论学生戏剧彩排
7.食品和退休话题
8.学生求职的校园对话，女生起初是游泳队的，后来发现自己在游泳方面天赋平平，便踏实下来专心钻研自己的学术，专业是软件相关；老师原本给她介绍了一门科学史课程，可这门课与她的时间安排有冲突，之后老师又为她介绍了一位教授软件的老师，她同意了。
讲座：
1.camouflage
2.艺术风格
3.vacuum新技术发明
4.marine的声音
5.荷兰两个画家
6.counterproof
7.恐龙命名
8.地震
9.海洋微生物:海面上的微生物和深海的微生物是不一样的，因为它能吸收温室气体。
10.图书馆如何保护书籍，光和氧气它都会让书籍受损。美国有一个图书馆的其中一项措施是让每一页都受保护，但该方法非常的昂贵。后面教授又讲了其他的保护措施。
11.无声电影。摄像机的艺术技术对电影制作的影响
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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
特别提醒：托福考试几十多年来，有非常严格的规律性和出题思路。全世界有6到10个托福大考区，而只有一个美国托福考试中心几个人在出题，每个考区每个月要出2-4份考卷，一个月出12-24份考卷，考官如何保证达到难度一样呢，如何保证新题难度、准确度和评价机制公平呢，所以只能是几十年来托福真题题库旧题目的有效组合，新题不能超出10%。事实上每份托福真题卷子都是80%-90%以上旧题原题真题。近年来，阅读几套卷里大多是老题，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年大陆考过的老题。这一方面说明，ETS出题成本太高（80万美金一套），所以出新题量小。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。除了阅读之外，听力，口语和写作都大部分是重复老题。多年托福考官和专家Edward老师非常熟悉托福出题规律和听说读写题库出题组合卷子的秘诀， CPU资料因此而诞生，可以快速帮助考生提高20-60分！具体请阅读
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