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新托福口语解析:喜欢哪类时事新闻

2017-04-17 11:38:24来源：新东方在线整理

　　Which kind of current events do you prefer to read: politics, sports, art or film? Why?

　　新托福口语范文二：

　　I prefer to read current events about art.

　　First, art's core practice is one of the most participative, dynamic and social forms of human behaviour. It has the capacity to trigger reflection, generate empathy, create dialogue and foster new ideas and relationships and offers a powerful and democratic way of expressing, sharing and shaping values.

　　Second, art shapes the way we look at and understands the world and the mental structures that order our ideas. They are the frame through which we construct the stories that we tell ourselves and others about what is important.

　　Language point:

　　1.trigger reflection 引发思考

　　2.generate empathy 产生共鸣

　　3.mental structures 知识结构

　　新托福口语范文三：

　　Sample Answer:

　　It is beneficial to be an omnivorous reader, but each time I browse the websites or newspapers for information, I just go directly to the sections of art and films. The reason is quite obvious. I’m a frequent theatergoer, and I do need to learn about the freshest comments and watch the exciting trailers to pick the movies or plays that are really worth my soul and money. Like last time, I forgot to check out the commentaries from the pros in the sections of art and films before hand, especially the website of IMDB and just went into a movie theater and randomly picked a movie. You can absolutely imagine what a disaster that turned out to be. So it would be wise to keep updated with such information.

本文关键字: 2017年4月15日托福 托福口语考试回忆

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