托福写作机经2024：2024年1月托福写作机经试题汇总

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2024年托福写作机经汇总

2024年1月6日托福写作机经试题

托福综合写作机经试题

主题：American burying beetle is wiped out

阅读

1. pesticide

2. habitat damage due to human development

3. competition for food

听力

1. 在美国东北部，在杀虫剂被使用之前，beetle的数量已经在下降了。在美国中部，在杀虫剂时候12~13年后，beetles 还仍然存活。所以他们数量的下降跟杀虫剂无关。

2. 另一种与beetle burying相似的beetle并没有受到人为因素的影响。它们有相同的生活习性，也生存在相同的栖息地, 但是人类对土地的开发和利用并没有导致它们数量下降。

3. burying beetle会释放一种化学物质遮盖食物的味道，导致其他的动物无法找到食物。所以在竞争中它们是占优势的。

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2024年1月13日托福写作机经试题

托福学术讨论写作机经试题

Doctor Achebe:Having students work together in small groups on learning activities is a popular alternative to teaching the whole class as one large group. The average age of students in a classroom can, of course, be an important consideration when choosing any teaching approach. I'd like us to consider two age groups: very young students (ages 5-11) and older students (ages 14-18). Which age group do you think would benefit more from working in small groups on learning activities? Why?

Claire: I think young elementary school kids would benefit more from small group activities than high schoolers. Young kids are often more eager to participate and cooperate, whereas teens can be disengaged and distracted during class. Grouping kids when they're young can teach them social skills and get them excited about learning together. High schoolers may prefer independent work where they can focus without distractions from peers.

Andrew: I think older high school students would benefit more from small group work. Teens tend to be more competitive and motivated to stand out, so working in groups can encourage them to challenge each other intellectually. From my experience in group projects for class, we pushed each other to think deeper and produce better work than we could have individually.

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2024年1月20日托福写作机经试题

托福综合写作机经试题

主题 ：加拿大冰冷地区的游轮项目

阅读

1. 游轮在冰冷地区可能会困在巨大的冰块中，同时存在与冰山相撞的危险。

2. 游轮引擎的烟灰可能会污染环境，导致冰雪吸收更多热量 ，加速冰川融化。

3. 游轮的大量游客可能对小村庄的居民产生负面影响，导致物资匮乏和商场卖光。

阅读听力

游轮采用大型破冰船 ，配备直升飞机进行巡逻，以及提前发现并警告冰山，确保航线的安全。

游轮承诺使用低污染燃料，减少排放，同时通过让游客亲眼见证全球变暖的影响，提高环保意识。

游轮将游客分成小团，减少对当地居民的影响，并表示游轮的到来有助于当地经济发展。

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2024年1月24日托福写作机经试题

托福学术讨论写作机经试题

Doctor Diaz:This week, we discussed the importance of role models in society. One idea we discussed was the widespread impact of “influencers.” Influencers are people who are very active posting on social media and who have many followers. Influencers‘ posts and opinions can influence their followers’ choices on everything from fashion to politics. In your opinion, do social media influencers generally have a positive or negative effect on their followers? Why do you think so?

Kelly:I think the influencers‘ effect is generally positive. People can learn about the latest trends and topics in a very quick and efficient way by following influencers. In the past, people had to spend time looking through magazines or visiting boutiques to even know what was trending.

Andrew: I think influencers generally have a negative effect because they have far too much influence. I can think of one influencer who only has to mention a particular kind of sports shoes, and the next day they’ll be sold out. The followers aren’t really thinking for themselves; they’re just blindly following their influencers’ choices.

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2024年1月27日托福写作机经试题

托福写作新题型机经试题

Doctor Achebe:College tuition has been rising steadily, putting financial pressure on many families. One proposal is that government should cover tuition costs so that anyone can attend college for free. What do you think? Should government pay for college and make higher education free? Please explain your viewpoint.

Claire: I believe college should be free for all students. This would promote fairness and access to education, giving underprivileged students more opportunities. Everyone deserves a chance to pursue higher education, regardless of their financial situation. Free tuition would open doors for many capable students who currently can't afford the high costs of attending college.

Paul: I don't think college should be free for all. That could attract many students who aren't genuinely interested in learning, overcrowding classes. It's better to keep some cost so students are motivated and classes aren't too large, which hurts the quality of education.

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