tpo1-34口语题目范文tpo34解析及

1、Your universityYour university plans to open a cafe inside the isagood idea?Explainwhy orwhyus library. Do you think Ifsa goodgoodplacetotake a break and get convenienttogetcoffeeifIneeda pick-me-Nota goodidea helibrary isnot 1)ifsdisturbing forother2)ifsmessy,mighthebooks and r I thinkitsya great,i

2、t wouldbe agreatplaceto takea breakfrom study,llywhenare coming up. While getting refreshments, I could have some small talks with my friends in the study group. In this way, I would not get a headache from staring at the computer screen for several hours in a row.Also, it would be really convenient

3、 to get coffee. Often times I would feel sleepy ,it wouldbe agreatplaceto takea breakfrom study,llywhenare coming up. While getting refreshments, I could have some small talks with my friends in the study group. In this way, I would not get a headache from staring at the computer screen for several

4、hours in a row.Also, it would be really convenient to get coffee. Often times I would feel sleepy and easily grab a he morning. At this , it would be awesome if I he library on my way to the self-study room. The minute take a sip of my coffee, F m y picked up and ready to start a new .Doyouagree ord

5、isagreewith thefollowing PrivatecarshouldnotbehecitycentersoflargeUsedetailsandlesto explainyour easetrafficreduce air increasesafety InconvenientundersituationswhenpeopledoneedtomightcausetrafficcongestioninotherareasoftheAlthough some people might t banning private cars in downtown would be a grea

6、t solution for busy traffic in big cities, I don t think it sounds great because it would be really inconvenient under situations when people need to drive. For le, if emergencies happen and we need to drive to the hospital, or if some day r m almost late for work and don time to take public transpo

7、rAlso, when we re moving from place to place, it would be nearly ve sible take public ion. Plus, y banning private cars in might cause traffic situations in other areas since people will have to choose alternative ways to reach their destinations.1. ：女同意 The school is planning to provide free tutori

8、ng for , tthiswouldyearstudentswith ：女同意 The school is planning to provide free tutoring for , tthiswouldyearstudentswiththeircourse work. Also, students would have the chance to work with tutors from ownmajor,whichwouldbehis conversation, the woman thinks this is a great , she tnew college students

9、 really need tutors. They not only could get some help regarding their courses, but also learn how to take rotes and how to deal exams,whicharehardtomanageortheir The other thing is, new students would have the chance to get information someone who has already taken these classes, and could mend pro

10、fessors. In this way, new students could get about a certain course from helpfulfortheiracademicerson s ofview,whichwouldbe 能看不到一秒的时 间 形状被拿 走 之后看到两个形状让他们选更喜欢哪个形 状 大家 都选 第一个Familiarity principle is a tendency t people have a preference for what they have previously encountered, even if they re not co

11、nscious of their previous ex ure to this item.Just like the experiment in the lecture. A group of students are shown distinctivesunderdim light forna second, thenthe sare he next part of the experiment each student is shown a pair of s. is the one they have seen before while the other is a new . The

12、n are distinctivesunderdim light forna second, thenthe sare he next part of the experiment each student is shown a pair of s. is the one they have seen before while the other is a new . Then are asked to pick a they liked better, and all of them preferred the t theyve theyve seen before, even if the

13、y re not aware of the edtothis r The man s problem t he ped to attend a field trip to Montreal kend, but he ot to apply sport in order to cross border.NowThere are two veenough timeto do , he could fulfill the class requirement by writing 3r in French talking about Montreal, Or he could apply now,pa

14、ysomeextramoney,andgetthepassportI mend the second solution. This is because if he chooses to write r, although it s rd, he would miss this great trip to Montreal, and m pretty sure he would be really ed when other students get to about the trip after they come back. As for the second solution, even

15、 if he needs pay some extra money, he could probably be able to compensate the cost a part-time job. Plus, r m sure he would need his passport if he wants to he2在体内 水分种Water-holdingFrogTherearetwo dry-climatefeaturestosurviveindry,they could create acovering ontheir bodyto prevent water2在体内 水分种Water-holdingFrogTherearetwo dry-climatefeaturestosurviveindry,they could create acovering ontheir bodyto prevent waterFor le, a frog could secrete a fatty substance, then they rub substance across their bodies to create a waxy his way, they could store ans inside their bodies during then use this