2025年9月13日下午场托福口语完整版答案及解析

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　　2025年9月13日的托福考试已经成为回忆，新东方在线SAT考试网为大家整理了此次考试的托福口语题目，让我们一起来回顾和分析这次的口语考查内容。

托福口语题目　　

　　TASK 1

　　第一套娱乐生活

　　Children learning to play musical instruments often want to stop taking music lessons because they don't like to practice. Some people think that children should be made to continue taking lessons. Others think that children should decide for themselves whether or not to continue. Which view do you agree with? Explain why.【重复2020年12月2日线下原题】

　　Sample Answer

　　Well I definitely think that children should decide on their own. The reason is quite obvious: why make children do something that they have no interest in at all? Especially when this course doesn’t benefit their overall academic performance. When there is no interest, there will not be any motivation. Plus, not all kids are born to be artistic. I understand why learning musical instruments helps children to build up a sense of art appreciation, but for those who are better at sports or math, it is nothing but a waste of time. They might as well spend more time on the stuff which they have passion for.

　　第二套人际交往

　　Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? The first impressions and opinions one forms of a person upon meeting him or her for the first time are usually accurate and reliable.

　　【重复2020年12月家考/2025年9.6下午场原题】

　　Sample Answer

　　Well I think the first impressions we have about a person are usually wrong.

　　The primary reason is that many people feel nervous and self-conscious when they meet someone for the first time, so they're unlikely to display their real individual personality. Take myself as an example, I'm actually a very extroverted person, but a lot of my friends told me that the first time they met me they all thought that I was this really introverted girl. I guess this has something to do with me feeling really nervous around strangers.

　　In addition, first impressions of others are usually based on their appearances. But appearances can be quite deceiving and has nothing to do with a person's qualities and personality traits. In that case, first impressions and opinions are definitely not accurate and reliable.

　　第三套人际交往

　　阅读

　　Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? You should always ask your friends' permission before posting photographs of them on social media.

　　听力

　　Well, personally I think it is disrespectful for us to post photos of our friends without consent and we should definitely ask for permission first.

　　Because clearly, this is an invasion of privacy. Sometimes our friends don’t want to be disturbed by cameras. I mean, some of them are self-conscious—maybe they’re not happy with how they look in that moment, or they just dislike being the focus of attention—and others simply don't want their photos to be visible to everyone online, especially strangers who might stumble upon the posts.

　　Besides, nowadays you have to be very careful about the things you post online. Sometimes posting photos of my loved ones might end up revealing too much information about their lives or jobs—like a backdrop showing their home address, or even small details about their daily routine—and that could make them vulnerable to certain risks like scams or identity theft.

　　TASK 2

　　第一套学校计划

　　阅读

　　学校最近收到一笔钱，一个学生建议把这些钱用来重修bell.

　　理由1：它是学校的象征;

　　理由2：这个 bell 可以提醒学生时间。

　　听力

　　女生不同意，

　　理由1：她认为 tower 才是学校的象征，人们想到他们的学校时首先就会想到tower 而不是bell;

　　理由2：学生们都有手机或者手表，有更有效的方式知道时间，而不用花我钱去修这个bell，这些钱可以做一些更有意义的事情，比如买一些 chairs desks等

　　TASK 3

　　第一套商业

　　阅读

　　Buffer species，为了保护一个prey species，引入另一个prey species来让他们共同的predator去捕食

　　听力

　　第二套生物理论

　　阅读

　　Allen's rule *艾伦规律(Allen's rule)是生物学术语，由亚萨乔尔·阿伦于1877年提出，描述恒温动物在寒冷气候中身体突出部位(如四肢、尾巴)趋于缩短的适应性现象。该规律与动物体温调节机制密切相关。其核心理论指出，寒冷环境中动物通过降低表面积体积比减少热量散失，而温暖环境中较高的表面积体积比则有助于散热。例如，相同体积下长方体堆叠结构的表面积大于立方体，更适用于热量释放。

　　听力

　　TASK 4

　　第一套生物理论

　　两种应对temptations的办法

　　第一种是wait

　　第二种是说出你give in的理由。

　　第二套生物理论

　　高楼大厦