托福机经2025:3月29日托福写作机经是什么(含试题回忆)

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2025年托福写作机经汇总

第一套

　　综合写作 生态环保

　　主题：计划火灾（prescribed burning）是否有害

　　阅读

　　1 对动物有害(harmful to animals)，年幼的动物(young animals)来不及逃走。 会在特殊的时段(at special times)进行，不在繁殖期(breeding season)进行，这段时间没有年幼动物，而成年动物可以逃走的很快(Adult animals can escape quickly)。

　　产生二氧化碳(generate carbon dioxide)，引起污染(cause pollution)和温室效应(greenhouse effect)。

　　2. 燃烧面积小(The burning area is small)，不会有很多烟雾(not much smoke will be produced)，而且树木会吸收二氧化碳，会很快被吸掉(Trees can absorb carbon dioxide quickly)。

　　3.火势可能无法控制(the fire may be out of control)，花更多钱和精力去治理(require more money and effort to control)。

　　对森林有好处(beneficial to the forest)，可以清除一些材料比如枯树(remove materials such as dead trees)，这些东西更容易引起火灾(These things are more likely to cause fires)。

　　听力

　　1.会在特殊的时段(at special times)进行，不在繁殖期(breeding season)进行，这段时间没有年幼动物，而成年动物可以逃走的很快(Adult animals can escape quickly)。

　　2. 燃烧面积小(The burning area is small)，不会有很多烟雾(not much smoke will be produced)，而且树木会吸收二氧化碳，会很快被吸掉(Trees can absorb carbon dioxide quickly)。

　　3.对森林有好处(beneficial to the forest)，可以清除一些材料比如枯树(remove materials such as dead trees)，这些东西更容易引起火灾(These things are more likely to cause fires)。

托福学术讨论写作机经试题

　　社会现象 重复 23.7.26/23.10.29/24.10.30

Your professor is teaching a class on sociology. Write a post responding to the professor’s question.

In your response, you should

　　· express and support your personal opinion

　　· make a contribution to the discussion in your own words

　　An effective response will contain at least 100 words. You have ten minutes to write.

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

　　Claire: Asking friends and family members for product recommendations might seem like an easier option, but it might take too much time to get all the information you need. An internet search would be much more efficient. There are many consumer magazines available online that compile lots of data to compare the advantages and disadvantages of one product versus another.

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

第二套

　　综合写作 水生物

　　主题：Menhaden 鱼数量减少，政府是否应减少捕鱼企业捕捞作业

　　阅读

　　应该减少条纹鲈(striped bass)这种鱼，因为它们主要捕食Menhaden鱼。

　　Menhaden鱼是蛋白质来源，减少这种鱼对家禽(poultry)和家畜(livestock)都有影响。

　　限制捕捞会带来经济问题(economic problems)。

　　听力

　　减少条纹鲈会对整个生态系统(ecosystem)带来破坏影响。

　　大豆(soybean)也可以提供蛋白质，并且更加经济实用。

　　限制捕捞会带来失业及经济损失，但一段时间后可以恢复。如不采取行动，整个地区很快遭受影响。

学术讨论写作机经试题

　　社会现象 重复24.9.21上午场

Your professor is teaching a class on sociology. Write a post responding to the professor’s question.

In your response, you should

　　· express and support your personal opinion

　　· make a contribution to the discussion in your own words

　　An effective response will contain at least 100 words. You have ten minutes to write.

　　Doctor Achebe: In today's world, we have various ways to stay informed about current events. Traditional sources like television and newspapers have long been trusted by many, providing detailed and well-researched news. However. with the rise of social media. an increasing a number of people are turning to these platforms for quick and accessible updates. Which do you think is a better source of news: traditional outlets like television and newspapers, or social media?

　　Kelly: I believe social media is a better source of news because it provides quick updates. For example, during breaking news events, social media platforms often deliver information faster than traditional outlets like newspapers or television. This immediate access allows people to stay informed in real. time

　　Paul: I think traditional news sources are better because they tend to be more accurate. Television, for instance, not only provides well-researched reports but also offers visuals that help viewers understand the story better. Social media might be faster, but it often lacks the depth and verification traditional sources provide.

　　范文：

　　I prefer getting news from traditional sources, such as television and newspapers, primarily because they provide reliable information and in-depth analysis. Unlike social media platforms, where anyone can post without fact-checking, traditional media rely on professional journalists and experienced editors to ensure the accuracy of their reports. This process gives me confidence in the news I consume and helps me gain a full understanding of the events. For example, after the Wenchuan earthquake in China, numerous users on social media spread false stories and edited photos, causing public panic. However, professional journalists, who traveled with the rescue teams, provided clear and accurate reports, reassuring people that the government was actively responding and thousands of lives were being saved. This stark contrast demonstrates how traditional media play a crucial role in providing trustworthy news during crises. In conclusion, traditional media, with their professional standards, offer a more reliable source of information than social platforms.

第三套

　　综合写作 考古学

　　主题：Pompeii and Herculaneum消亡的原因

　　阅读

　　One problem is wild birds damaging works of art contained within the towns' structures. Ancient Romans created paintings on walls, and the ash covering Pompeii and Herculaneum preserved the paintings in excellent condition until the 1700s. However, now that the towns have been excavated, birds such as pigeons gather on the towns' walls and leave droppings. The droppings are acidic and cause paint to deteriorate, damaging the irreplaceable wall paintings.

　　A second problem is damage caused by human tourists. Most tourists are respectful about preserving the sites when they visit, but less responsible tourists deliberately steal chunks of the ancient walls to take home as souvenirs. Others write graffiti on the towns' buildings. Both sites have security guards, but there are not enough of them to monitor all the tourists. Hiring enough guards to protect every wall and building would be impossibly expensive.

　　Third, the buildings of Pompeii and Herculaneum have experienced structural failures. Although many of the buildings remained standing under the ash for nearly 2,000 years, they began to collapse when the ash was removed. In the early 1900s, engineers tried to prevent building collapses at these ancient sites by installing cement supports. The supports, however, have not worked well, and the structures continue to fall down.

　　听力

　　First, some archaeologists have proposed a clever way of protecting the ancient works of art from damage caused by pigeon drops. Birds of prey, such as hawks hunt other birds. Now, hawks can be trained by human trainers. The trained hawks could be brought upon pay and Herculaneum on a regular basis. Once there, the hawks would fly around the area, establishing a territory. When pigeons notice that hawks are present at these sites, they will be too afraid to stay there and will avoid the sites.

　　Second, there is a more affordable way to monitor tourist activities and hire additional expensive security guards. All around the world there are history enthusiasts. People who just love history and are willing to do educational work at historical sites for little or no money. Such enthusiasts could be hired very inexpensively, in great numbers for Pompeii and Herculaneum. They could serve as guides, act out scenes from the daily lives of ancient Romans, or do other educational work, and here's the key. These same enthusiasts educating the public could also keep a watchful eye on tourists to help prevent theft and graffiti.

　　Third, earlier attempts to build supports for the collapsing buildings were unsuccessful. But today's engineers know why. The cement supports used in the early nineteen hundreds actually contributed to the problem instead of preventing it. This happened because the cement used to build the old supports contained harmful chemicals. When the cement got wet, the chemicals were transferred to the ancient walls which damaged those walls. Fortunately, engineers are now removing the old, low quality cement supports and replacing them with new supports that have a much safer composition.

托福学术讨论写作机经试题

　　环保

Your professor is teaching a class on sociology. Write a post responding to the professor’s question.

In your response, you should

　　· express and support your personal opinion

　　· make a contribution to the discussion in your own words

　　An effective response will contain at least 100 words. You have ten minutes to write.

　　Doctor Achebe: Short flight 是否应该被ban，推荐使用火车座位交通方式

　　Kelly: 暂缺

　　Paul: 暂缺

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