年后第一場周六，托?？忌瞰I了一場蓄謀已久的大戲。史無前例的投入了將近10套閱讀聽力以及3套口寫。今后閱讀聽力究竟有幾套尚未可知，但是相信今后的托?？荚嚲C合寫作都出了哪些題目

綜合寫作

主題：獨角鯨為什么會有長牙？

閱讀部分：

1. In order to freely hunt in waters, the narwhal would use tusk to break the ice to get access to air and several eyewitnesses have reported that phenomenon. 破冰。

2. Some observers have seen aggressive clashing between male narwhals, so the tusk might serve as a weapon for fighting with other males for territory. 捍衛(wèi)領土。

3. Since the surface of the tusk comprises small holes connected to nerves, the tusk functions as a sensor to detect ocean properties, which would be an important adaption to survival. 探測器，是生存的重要工具。

聽力部分：

1. The truth is that the tusk will bend about 30 centimeters in any direction when being applied pressure. What happened was that narwhals sticked their heads out of the water in places where the ice sheet had begun to break up. 加壓容易彎曲，無法破冰。

2. People who observe narwhals close enough give different accounts, which is actually related to tusk rubbing. 長牙主要是通過摩擦進行相互交流。

3. Scientists fail to take female narwhals into consideration because very few females possess the structure. It doesn’t make sense that female narwhals don’t have tusks if the function of the tusk is to provide ocean properties for survival. 雌性鯨魚沒有牙，無法解釋是為了生存。

學術討論

自行車可以成為城市交通的未來嗎？

The widespread use of cars in  urban areas causes traffic jams on city streets. One proposal to solve this and associated problems is to return to the primary mode: bicycle. Do you think bicycles are the future of urban transit? Why or why not?

Student A : Andrew

I don’t think the government should push bicycles as the main solution. In today’s world, we should be looking to technology to fix traffic issues, not going back to primitive methods.

Student B : Claire

I think the government should definitely encourage more people to use bicycles, even if they can’t completely replace cars. Bicycles can really help with traffic congestion and cutting down carbon emissions.

因學點評

同意Andrew

1. To begin with, bicycles aren't always practical for every trip. When it comes to long distances or transporting heavy goods, bicycles become less efficient and convenient compared to cars. 對于長距離以及運輸貨物是不現(xiàn)實的。

2. In addition, there are still issues around bike infrastructure in many cities, which hinder the widespread adoption of bicycles as a primary mode of transport. 圍繞自行車的配套設施不足。

同意Claire

1. For one thing, they offer a more efficient way to navigate through traffic than cars. 穿梭繁忙城市會更加有效。

2. Also, cycling is much more eco-friendly than driving. As we all know, a major benefit of cycling is its reduction in carbon emissions. 和汽車相比的確更加環(huán)保，因為它沒有碳排放。

第二套

綜合寫作
主題：工廠崛起的原因

閱讀部分：

1. Factories rose because of technological advances happening during Industrial Revolution. 技術革新。

2. Since private property in Britain received more legal protection, business owners would feel safe to make investment in factories. 有所有權法保護。

3. Unlike cottage system which required high cost, factories would help reduce transportation expenses. 可以減少運輸成本。

聽力部分：

1. Early factories were just places where workers could work together. Those workers used the same equipment as cottage workers. 早期工廠只不過就是大家一起工作的地方，大家設備沒差別。

2. Other places which owned property right didn’t develop factory system like Britain did. 其他有所有權法的國家也沒有發(fā)展工廠。

3. The expenses increased with the rise of factory system because factories required a lot of money to build and run. 費用沒有降低，建造和運營也很貴。

學術討論
金錢獎勵高分的優(yōu)缺點

Some of these parents offer their children a little money to achieve good score. What do you think could be one benefit or one drawback of such financial incentives? 

Student A : Andrew

I don’t think paying kids for good grades is a great idea. Sure, it might work in the short term, but it can send the wrong message about why they should be learning.

Student B : Claire

I think giving kids money for good grades can be a good motivator. It gives them a clear reason to focus on their studies.

因學點評

討論優(yōu)點：provide immediate motivation for students who lack interest in studying

1. First, it encourages increased focus and effort. 鼓勵學生增加投入和努力。

2. Moreover, the financial reward can help build a positive association with education. 逐步建立對于學習的積極態(tài)度。

討論缺點：undermine intrinsic motivation in the long run.

1. For one thing, when children become dependent on external rewards, they would shift their focus from inherent value of learning to the pursuit of money. 過度依賴金錢激勵就會僅僅認為學習是為了錢。

2. In addition, despite a boost to motivation in the short term, financial rewards may lead to long-term disinterest once the incentives are removed. 一旦沒有金錢刺激，就會對學習失去興趣。

第三套

綜合寫作
主題：Anasazi 離開自己家鄉(xiāng)的原因（戰(zhàn)爭還是干旱）

閱讀部分：

1. Before disappearance of Anasazi, some important locations such as ceremonial place were destroyed by fire, which reveals a war broke out in Anasazi homes. 一些重要宗教場所被焚毀，說明發(fā)生了戰(zhàn)爭。

2. Since Anasazi left behind all their things in the homes, it’s highly possible that they were driven out by force. 沒有帶自己的隨身物品，可能是被迫離開。

3. Because Anasazi had built irrigation system to guarantee their water supply during expansion, chances are that they were eliminated by neighbors from a dispute over water access. 由于擁有灌溉系統(tǒng)，可能是因為出于水資源的矛盾而被驅逐了。

聽力部分：

1. Ritual burning of places is a common feature for many cultures since it has symbolic meaning. 焚燒祭壇是很多文化的常見特征，說明不會再回來而已。

2. The attackers would take away artifacts of the people being attacked. However, no one did this. The reasonable explanation is that Anasazi people left their possessions out of their own choices. 進攻者會帶走戰(zhàn)利品，而這些東西還留著的原因就是Anasazi離開是出自自己選擇。

3. It is the large population that made Anasazi vulnerable to water shortage and finally abandoned their homes for new sites. 大量的人口讓Anasazi 有了水資源危機而離開。

學術討論

成年的標志是年齡還是其他因素？

In some countries, adulthood begins at the age of eighteen. In other countries, twenty-one is the time for adulthood. Do you believe that adulthood begins at a certain age or that other reasons determine when adulthood begins? Why?

Student A : Andrew

I think twenty-one should be the age that marks adulthood. Most eighteen-year-olds are still in school and rely a lot on their parents for emotional and financial support.

Student B : Claire

I don’t think we should define adulthood by a specific age. Maturity and responsibility are different for everyone, and some people are ready to take on adult roles much earlier.

因學點評

同意18歲可以界定成年

1. First, it’s the age many countries set for legal adulthood such as voting or joining the military. 18歲到達了法定年齡。

2. Moreover, eighteen might make more sense because that’s when people typically reach greater emotional and social maturity. 18歲，人們通常會在情緒上以及社會責任上更加成熟。

同意Claire

1. First, maturity varies from person to person, which mostly depends on people’s experiences and challenges. 成熟的界定由于受到個人經(jīng)歷不同，也是因人而異的。

2. Also, the idea of adulthood isn't just about reaching a specific age but also about making informed decisions or taking on responsibilities. 一個人進入成人時期首先要看他是否可以獨自做決定以及承擔責任。

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