benglish Facebook-f Envelope TOEFL Speaking Template TOEFL Speaking Enjoy Some You-Time I am text block. Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Read More TOEFL Speaking Template TASK-1Prompt: Some people prefer to watch entertainment TV programs while others prefer to watch educational programs, which do you prefer? Why?Prompt: Some people think in the future students will have classes on the internet in stand of in building, but some thinks students will still have class in building. What do you think?Prompt: Some people think taking notes is necessary when people are having class, others don’t think taking notes is necessary. What is your opinion? Prompt: We need zoos. Do you agree or disagree? Why? Give examples and reasons to support your opinion.Note Takings and developing ideas 15 in seconds: G = personally agree, need zoos TiC = for example lions TiC = for example family C = in conclusion agree(15 seconds)TEMPLATE:Personally, I think that/ in my opinion/ I believe that —- because —– (reason1) and —– (reason2).(reason1). For example, —-(reason1). In addition / For example,In conclusion, for those reasons, I believe that/ I contend that ——- Sample Response;Personally, I think that/ in my opinion/ I believe that we need zoos because zoos are educational (reason1) and fun for families (reason2).Zoos are educational (reason1). For example, when I was 12, my teacher took us to the zoo in Berlin. I had never seen wild animals before. I had just read about them in books and seen them on the TV. But seeing them in real life was amazing, especially the lions. On TV, they looked so small, but seeing them alive they were really big. By going to the zoo, I definitely saw things in a whole new light. Zoos are also good for families (reason2). In addition,/ For example, now I have a family and we always go to the zoo every summer. My wife makes a picnic and we spend all day there. My kids love taking pictures and learning all about the animals, especially the gorillas. Being outside is good for my children. Best of all, they can leave the internet and the TV at home. In conclusion, for those reasons, I believe that/ I contend that we need zoos. Zoos are educational and fun for families.Task 2Reading ListeningTopic_____ Opinion_____Reasons ____ Reasons_______ and_____ and_________ According to the announcement/ The announcement from the university newspaper/article says that the university is planning to —– for two reasons;/ because —– and—– / . (10 seconds)OrThe letter from a student/ professor says that the university should —— (10 seconds)First, ——— Second,—– (15 seconds)However,In the conversation, the man/women agrees/ disagrees with —- this new policy/proposal with /plan/ decision because of/ due to/ for two reasons (5 seconds)First, he/ she points out that, ——- (15 seconds)Seconds, Moreover, she argues that/ ——– (15 seconds)Sample Response:According to the announcement/ article/ proposal/ letter The announcement from the university says that the university has decided to permit top under graduate to take graduate school courses. For two reasons —— and —-/ because —- and —–.And they can take their credits into their graduate study stage. This program can encourage top students to study in the graduate school of this university.However, In the conversation, the man agrees/ disagrees with/ opposes this plan/proposal for two reasons.First, he/ she points out that, this program will make the current small seminar class size bigger, so students will have less opportunity to discuss about the questions.In addition/ Second/ Moreover/ Besides, she argues that/ he believes that students should attend different universities in various stages, so as to meet new teachers and schoolmates, and have new experiences. Note Taking: reading: 1:student health center to be cancelled 2:① new hospital →close② new hospital →better equipment listening:1:can’t believe it 2:① new hospital→ far as 10-15’by car;not have a car, too sick to drive② minor problems like flu, cold, etc; no need for fancy equipment students with minor problems won’t be bothered to go reading: 1: evening classes to be added in computer lab2:① students → more② seats → limitedlistening:1:totally unnecessary 2:① personal life in evening② extra money, could have bought more computers Task 3 Reading Topic/Principle__________ Description______________ Listening Topic______________ Main1______________Details_____ Main2______________Details_____ Conclusion____________ In this set of materials, the reading passage introduces a definition/ theory/ principle , ——, which means that/ suggests that meaning that—– (15 sec)In the lecture, the professor uses two examples to explain/ illustrate/ demonstrate/ clarify this definition/ principle. (5 sec)The first example is————-(20 sec)The second example is ———–(20 sec)The professor also mentions/ says that ——- In this set of material, the reading passage introduces a principle, perceptual constancy. According to this definition, even though the shape of an object we see may change with our positions, our perspective is always consistent. In the lecture, the professor provides us two examples to explain this theory. The first example is about observing a plate. You may see a plate as a perfect circle or oval from different positions but your perspecctive about this plate will not change.The second example is about observing a teacher. The size of a teacher may be different when you observe this teacher from the front seat and the back of the classroom. However, you know that he is the same teacher. (120 words) Task 4Topic_________ Description__________________Main1 _________ details_______Main2__________details_______ orGroup1 _________ details_______Group2__________details_______ In this lecture, the professor talks about/ discusses about/ introduces two—(6 sec)The first —–is ——-, which means that—-. For example,—-(27 sec)The second—–is—–, which means that—–. For example—-(27 sec)In this lecture, the professor introduces two types of protective colorations used by animals when they meet predators. The first type of protective coloration means that animals skin color can be changed with different background colors. For example, a lizard is green when it is in a lawn and it will be yellow when it is in a desert.The second type is called disruptive coloration. An animal’s color can not be changed. However it can disrupt predator’s judgement about the animal and the environment. For example, a zebra can use its black stripes to protect itself. Task 4Write down the content words of the topics and examples in listening,Retell each “example” or “process” in 2~3 sentences (requires practice)September 15, 2006 listening:theme 1个: plant invasion – plants into a new environment → cause disaster (plant invasion It means that exotic plants destroy the local ecological balance)For example 2个:①Object/Initial condition salty tree → South Africa in 60s(salty tree Introduced to South Africa)②process successfully hold sand dunes, grow so tall, block sunlight (Successfully fix the sand, grow too high, block the sun)③result neighboring plants lose territory (Damaged native plants) ①Object/Initial Conditions bulk tree → US in 70s(The United States once introducedbulk tree)②process look good, so developed a root system running miles, absorb water twice as much, reproduce fast(It looks good, but the root system is too developed, absorbs too much water, and reproduces too fast)③result local plants die out (Death of native plants) October 8, 2006 listening: theme 1个:visual elements in arts include colors, textures and lines (Visual elements include color, texture and lines)Key points + examples 2个:①Point function of visual elements(The role of visual elements)②For example red → warm color → help express joy/excitement blue/purple → cold color → help keep cool/thinking(Warm colors such as red are exciting; cool colors such as blue/purple make people calm/thinking) ①Point texture also affect viewers (Visual effect of texture)②For examplemarble/rock → cause feeling of resistance wooden texture → home + warmth(Stone texture makes people feel resistant; wood texture makes people feel home and warm) TOEFL Speaking Strategies TOEFL Speaking Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share