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2025年11月8日上午场托福口语完整版答案及解析

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　　2025年11月8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

　　第一套人际交往

　　Some college students choose a course of study that will give them specific professional training, such as teaching or engineering. Others choose a broader course of study, such as philosophy or hisory that will give them more general knowledge. Which do you think is better. 【重复2023年3月8日/4月26日线下原题线下原题】

　　Sample Answer

　　Well, I believe that it's better for college students to take general courses.

　　To start with, it enables them to broaden their horizons. For example, if an English major chooses to take a Geography course at the same time, he or she can be a project manager working for an environmental organization instead of just being an English teacher.

　　Also, it helps them figure out their real interests. Perhaps some students give up academic careers their parents ask them to choose. By exploring different subjects they may find what they are really interested in, and change their majors before it's too late.

　　So, because of these two reasons I think taking general courses is much better.

　　第二套商业活动

　　Your city is considering a proposal to require car owners to pay an additional fee if they drive cars that do not meet environmental standards set by the city for air pollution. Do you think this is a good idea?

　　Sample Answer

　　Honestly, I think it's a great idea. It just makes so much sense.

　　First off, it gives people a real, practical reason to choose a cleaner car. If you know your gas-guzzler is gonna cost you extra every year, you're way more likely to think about getting a hybrid, an electric, or even just using the bus sometimes. It's a nudge that can really add up to cleaner air for all of us.

　　And secondly, that extra money isn't just disappearing. The city can plow that cash right back into things we need—like better bike paths, more electric buses, or just making our parks nicer. So it's a double win: we cut down on pollution and get to improve our city at the same time. This creates a virtuous cycle where the policy actively cultivates a more sustainable and livable urban ecosystem.

　　Yeah, for sure, it's a smart move.

　　TASK 2

　　第一套学生活动

　　阅读

　　教授提议取消田野调查，改为参观博物馆。

　　听力

　　学生反对。

　　理由包括：1)博物馆虽好，但无法替代实地考察的实践价值;

　　2)更改计划给已做准备的学生带来不便。

　　第二套重复2023.4.26 task 2考题学校政策

　　阅读

　　New Membership Requirement for Student Clubs

　　University spokesperson Diana Cates announced yesterday that student clubs must now have at least ten members in order to receive funding from the university. Said Cates, “The university cannot justify spending money or providing facilities for such a small number of students.” Regarding the new membership requirement, Cates also added, “The university feels that clubs with fewer than ten members tend not to last very long, and so we feel these clubs don’t offer much benefit for students.”

　　听力

　　听力反对，因为这个学生自己的俱乐部将会受到影响。

　　第一，大学给自己的俱乐部只是花了一些停车费，其实花费并不多，但是其他大的俱乐部花费其实很大的。

　　第二、大学应该按情况讨论，应该看一看那些小俱乐部到底发生了什么。他们这个小俱乐部已经持续了很多年，因为他们有相同的兴趣和爱好，而且这样的友谊将会持续很长时间。

　　TASK 3

　　第一套重复2023.4.26 task 3考题

　　阅读

　　人们当对一项活动来做评估的时候，往往会夸大失败或者说错误的比率，而去忽视其实整件事情的总量是很大的，而出现错误或者失败的比率其实很小。

　　听力

　　举例一个城市骑自行车的例子。

　　一个城市推行自行车，因此很多人采取这种经济环保的方法，来进行交通。每天有数千人骑行自行车，但是在这一个月当中，自行车发生了6起交通事故。于是新闻报道，就大肆的渲染这6起自行车的交通事故，但是其实这6起交通事故也并没有特别严重。但是因为新闻大肆渲染这6起交通事故，于是这个城市在接下来几年当中，骑行自行车的人口数大幅减少。

　　第二套生物理论

　　阅读

　　Indirect defense

　　间接防御

　　听力

　　烟草叶片被毛虫啃食时会释放特定化学物质，以吸引毛虫的天敌，从而间接保护自己。

　　TASK 4

　　第一套生物理论重复2023.4.26 task 4考题

　　生物学的文章。有一些动物会吃叶子来当做食物。但是这些叶子缺少蛋白质和维生素。为了解决这些问题。

　　第一、动物会在特定的时间去吃这些树叶，因为在特定的时间它们含有的维生素的含量更高。

　　举了一个在非洲的大猩猩的例子，他们只在下午吃树叶，而且只吃特定的树叶，因为在下午的时候这个树叶糖的含量更高，吃起来更甜。

　　第二、虽然树叶有维生素，但是仍然缺乏蛋白质，因此这些动物会吃其他的东西来补充蛋白质，那么动物为什么还是以树叶来当做主食，而不把其他的食物当作主食呢?因为其他的食物总量不够。