3月15日托福寫作口語預測 考前必看！

托福考試的題目並非完全隨機生成，而是基於(yu) ETS（教育考試服務中心）的題庫進行抽取。

這些題庫中的題目會(hui) 隨著時間的推移進行更新和替換，但總有一部分題目會(hui) 反複出現。

通過對曆年真題的統計分析，我們(men) 可以發現一些題目的出題規律和趨勢，從(cong) 而進行有針對性地預測。

學術討論寫(xie) 作預測

Your professor is teaching a class onparenting. Write a post responding to the professor'squestion.

In your response, you should do the following.–Express and support your opinion.–Make a contributionto the discussion in your own words.An effective response will contain at least 100 words.

Dr. Achebe

Let's continue talking about consumer behavior. We have been discussing different wayspeople go about choosing what products to buy, and there are many potential sources ofinformation and advice for consumers. In your opinion, which is the better strategy formaking purchasing decisions, relying on advice from friends and family, or depending oninformation from online sources? Why?

Claire

Asking friends and family members for product recommendations might seem like an easieroption, but it might take too much time to get all the information you need. An internetsearch would be much more efficient. There are many consumer magazines available onlinethat compile lots of data to compare the advantages and disadvantages of one productversus another.

Paul

The last time I bought a computer, I just watched a few videos online to make a decision, andnow I regret that. My friends could have advised me better because they know my preferences and the kind of features that I am interested in. Consumers should get advice from the people around them to find the most suitable products.

消費者在購買(mai) 商品時有很多不同的決(jue) 策策略，包括借助親(qin) 朋好友的建議或者依靠網上的信息。有人認為(wei) 親(qin) 朋好友的建議更容易獲取，但可能耗時較長，而依靠互聯網搜索更高效。互聯網提供了豐(feng) 富的消費者雜誌和比較數據，可以幫助消費者評估產(chan) 品的優(you) 缺點。

然而，有人表示自己在購買(mai) 電腦時隻看了網上的視頻，最後後悔了。他們(men) 認為(wei) 應該聽取周圍人的建議，因為(wei) 親(qin) 朋好友了解個(ge) 人的喜好和需求。因此，在選擇購買(mai) 決(jue) 策策略時，消費者應該平衡親(qin) 朋好友的建議和網上信息，以找到最合適的產(chan) 品。

Your professor is teaching a class onenvironmentalsociology. Write a postresponding to theprofessor's question.

In your response, you should do the following.–Express and support your opinion.–Make a contribution to the discussion in your own words.An effective response will contain at least 100 words.

Dr. Gupta

We are looking this week at different ways businesses market their products and services,especially nontraditional methods. One thing that marketers pay close attention to is onlinereviews of their products. A business might include customer reviews on their website orcarefully monitor the reviews on third-party sites. I would like you to discuss your ownexperiences with online reviews. Do you find them useful when deciding whether or not tobuy a product or service? Why or why not?

Andrew

I think online reviews are a great source of information because they are written byordinarycustomers who are like me. For instance, when I read a restaurant review by professionalfood critics, I'm not interested in some of the details that are included, like how the food isprepared. I'm more interested in aspects like the quality of the food and the service, whichregular customers usually comment on.

Claire

To me, online reviews have some real problems. First people are more likely to post reviewsafter a bad experience than after a good one. As a result, what you read is often weightedtoward the negative. Also, you have no way of knowing whether reviewers know what theyare talking about or even if they actually bought and used the product they are reviewing

在線評論是企業(ye) 營銷產(chan) 品和服務的重要方式之一。安德魯認為(wei) ，他們(men) 是一個(ge) 很好的信息來源，因為(wei) 評論通常來自普通顧客，而不是專(zhuan) 業(ye) 評論家。他更關(guan) 注評論中與(yu) 食物質量和服務有關(guan) 的方麵。

然而，克萊爾對在線評論持不同看法。她認為(wei) 評論中存在一些問題，比如人們(men) 更傾(qing) 向於(yu) 在經曆了糟糕經曆後發表評論，導致我們(men) 更容易看到負麵的評價(jia) 。

此外，我們(men) 無法確定評論者的真實購買(mai) 和使用經曆，也無法保證他們(men) 對所評論的產(chan) 品有足夠的了解。因此，在利用在線評論做決(jue) 策時需要謹慎。

獨立口語預測

1. Some people like to keep old objects with them while others throw old stuff away. Which do you prefer? Why?

2. Do you agree with the following statement? To become successful at a sport, a person's talent is more important than his or her hard work.

3. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: if children play sports a lot, they will be aggressive in life.