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托福阅读部分的考试是很多中国考生得分比较高的，马上就要参加托福考试的同学，了解托福预测是非常有必要的，下面是留学群分享的2021年8月21日托福阅读词汇预测。
2021年8月21日托福阅读词汇预测
vast辽阔的；巨大的：庞大的=huge巨大的；极多的
appreciated欣赏：感激；理解；意识到=understood 理解：领会；认识到
vicinity周围地区；附近：surrounding area周围地区
to have been accidental偶然的=to have occurred by chance偶然发生
kept pace with并驾齐驱；跟上=matched the increase in
capacity容量；容积=available storage space可用存储空间
inevitable不可避免的=unavoidable无法避免的；难以预防的
surpass超过；胜过=exceed超过（数量）
sparsely稀少；稀疏地=is widely scattered分散很广的
traumatic痛苦的；极不愉快的=upsetting令人不快（或忧虑、苦恼）的
incentives激励；刺激；鼓励=motivation动机：动力；诱因
detach拆卸：；（使）分开=separate （使）分开，分离
minute极小的；微小的=tiny微小的：；微量的
ambiguities歧义； -语多义；模棱两可的词=can be interpreted in more than one way可以用多种方式解释
portrayed描绘；表现=represented代表：意味着；体现；反映
principally主要地=mainly主要地：首要地
controversial引起争论的：有争议的=producing disagreement意见有分歧的
induce劝说；诱使；引起；导致：引产；催生=cause the formation of引起
fuels给..提供燃料；给（交通工具）加油=provides energy for为..提供能量
ultimately最终：最后=in the end最后
retrieve取回；索回；找回=recover恢复；全额收回；追回
Obviously显然，明显地=Clearly明显地：显然地
countered反驳；驳斥= argued back反驳
current当前的：现在的=present当前的
preserving保护；维..的原状；保存；=maintaining保持；维修；保养
substantial 大量的；重大的=large大的；大规模的；大量的；
compelled强迫；迫使；使必须=required需要；要求；（尤指根据法规）规定
obligations义务；责任=responsibilities责任；义务<...
6月的托福考试也即将要开始，在6月5日便有一次托福考试。如果学生们计划在5号去考托福的，可以先到留学群来看看本次考试的真题预测，好确定自己重点该放在哪些方面。那么就来看看托福考试6月05号的阅读词汇预测吧。
一、托福阅读词汇预测
preoccupation考虑=concern
coupled with加上=combined with联合接上
autonomy自主=independence独立
dispersed分散的=scattered
deficiencies缺点=shortages
emerging显露=appearing
constituent组成的； 成分=component构成的； 成分
gradual逐渐的平缓的=slow
predominate占主导地位的=are in the majority在大多数
diffuse分散的=spread
pioneering开创新的=original首创的起初的
distinct截然不同的有区别的=separate分开的不同的
enabling使能够使实现=allowing允许
restricted受限的=limited
severity严肃严重=harshness严肃
congregate聚集=gather聚集收集
comprise包括=consist of由...构成包括
stagnation停滞=lack of growth
sustained持久的=continued
implications可能的影响/结果=consequences结果
exclusively独有的=solely
monumental重要的非常大的=enormous巨大的
manipulated熟练地操作=skilfully used
pursue执行=practice实行V.
subsistence勉强维持生活=survival幸存生存
exposed=unprotected
with no warning=without an
二、阅读备考基础
1、托福阅读的长度
每篇托福阅读的长度大概是700个单词。
对于高中生来说，高考的阅读文章每篇大概有300~400个单词；对于大学生来说，六级考试中的阅读每篇大概有450~500个单词。
由此可知，托福阅读与我们熟悉的国内考试的阅读文章相比，长度要更长，同时词汇量、语法难度的要求也要更高。
2、托福阅读的内容
托福阅读的文章节选自大学程度的教科书，涉及某个学科或主题。节选材料尽可能地保持了文章原貌，以衡量学生阅读考试材料的能力。
阅读文章涵盖各个不同...
托福考试靠的不仅仅是技巧，还有平时的积累，平时的词汇积累对托福阅读考试是非常有用的，下面是留学群整理的3月27日托福阅读考试词汇预测，来看看吧！
阅读词汇预测
vast辽阔的；巨大的；庞大的=huge巨大的；极多的。
appreciated欣赏；感激；理解；意识到=understood理解；领会；认识到。
vicinity周围地区；附近=surrounding area周围地区。
to have been accidental偶然的=to have occurred by chance偶然发生。
kept pace with井驾齐驱；跟上=matched the increase in
capacity容量；容积=avaiable storage space可用存储空间。
inevitable不可避免的=unavoidable无法避免的；难以预防的。
surpass超过；胜过=exceed超过（数量）。
sparsely 稀少；稀疏地=is widely scattered分散很广的。
traumatic痛苦的；极不愉快的=upsetting令人不快（或忧虑、苦恼）的。
incentives激励；刺激；鼓励=motivation动机；动力；诱因。
detach拆卸；（使）分开=separate （使）分开，分离。
minute极小的；微小的=tiny微小的；微量的。
ambiguities歧义；一语多义；模棱两可的词=can be interpreted in more than one way可以用多种方式解释。
portrayed描绘；表现=represented代表；意味着；体现；反映。
principally主要地=mainly主要地；首要地。
controversial引起争论的有争议的=producing disagreement意见有分歧的。
induce劝说；诱使；引起；导致；引|产；催生=cause the ormation of引起。
fuels给..提供燃料；给（交通工具）加油=provides energy for为..提供能量。
utimately最终；最后=in the end最后。
retrieve取回；索回；找回=recover恢复；全额收回；追回。
Obviously显然，明显地=Clearly明显地；显然地。
countered 反驳；驳斥argued back反驳。
current当前的；现在的=present当前的。
preserving保护；维持..的原状；保存；=maintaining保持；维修；保养。
substantial大量的；重大的=large大的；大规模的；大量的。
compelled强迫；迫使；使必须=required需要；要求；（尤指根据法规）规定。
obligations义务；责-resposibiltis责任；义务。
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托福预测是很多同学在考前必看的，这样既可以看看自己的水平怎么样，而且，说不定真的可以帮上忙，那么下面就和留学群来看看2020年2月16日托福阅读考试预测。
Models of Egg Development
Several different theories have been put forward to explain how the hard-shelled eggs of land-dwelling reptiles （e.g. lizards） evolved from the soft eggs that amphibians （e.g. frogs and toads） lay in water. The Romer model of egg development is named after the late Alfred Romer， a paleontologist who also became director of the Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology. His specialty was early reptiles because， he felt， they were the key to understanding the great reptile diversification seen in the Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic Eras （around 230 million years ago）. Romer＇s hypothesis was that some aquatic amphibians that is， amphibians living in water called anthracosaurs began to lay their eggs on land at about the time that they were evolving reptile-like skeletal features. Indeed， some of these early amphibians and earliest reptiles are so similar in their skeletons that the exact transition point from one to the other is still difficult to determine. Eventually， though， the transition was made， but these early reptiles remained aquatic. The advantage for laying eggs on land was primarily to avoid the aquatic larval （pre- adult） stage during which immature amphibians live exclusively in water with its inherent risk of predators and drying of ...
一轮托福考试过后，很多考生会搜集下一轮考试的预测试卷，那么最新一轮的预测内容有哪些呢？这想必是不少出国人士比较关心的问题，和留学群一起来看看2020年2月15日托福阅读考试预测。
Title：Sociality in Animals
Social insects represent the high point of invertebrate evolution. Some specieslive in communities of millions， coordinating their building and foraging， their reproduction， and their offspring care. Yet sociality is found in only a few species of insects， and is rare among vertebrates as well： wildebeest （large antelope）and lions are the exception rather than the rule. Nearly all fish， amphibians， reptiles， birds， and mammals are solitary， except when courting and mating. Birds and mammals usually rear their young， but year-round family groups are almost unknown， though they are intensely studied where they do exist. The same is true for insects.
We know， or think we know， that social groups are good. Wolves are better predators when they hunt in packs， and pigeons escape from falcons far more often when feeding in flocks. Group building projects—the dams beavers build to block a body of water that provides them with relative safety from predators and the lodges they build for shelter， for instance—can provide a high level of protection and comfort. Why， then， are social species so very rare？ In fact， living socially presents inevitable problems that transcend habitat needs so that only when these costs are offset b...
托福预测向来是每个考生考前必看的，因为托福预测还是有一定的效果的，那么今天就和留学群的小编一起来看看2020年1月12日托福阅读考试预测。
Models of Egg Development
1 Several different theories have been put forward to explain how the hard-shelled eggs of land-dwelling reptiles （e.g. lizards） evolved from the soft eggs that amphibians （e.g. frogs and toads） lay in water. The Romer model of egg development is named after the late Alfred Romer， a paleontologist who also became director of the Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology. His specialty was early reptiles because， he felt， they were the key to understanding the great reptile diversification seen in the Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic Eras （around 230 million years ago）. Romer＇s hypothesis was that some aquatic amphibians that is， amphibians living in water called anthracosaurs began to lay their eggs on land at about the time that they were evolving reptile-like skeletal features. Indeed， some of these early amphibians and earliest reptiles are so similar in their skeletons that the exact transition point from one to the other is still difficult to determine. Eventually， though， the transition was made， but these early reptiles remained aquatic. The advantage for laying eggs on land was primarily to avoid the aquatic larval （pre-adult） stage during which immature amphibians live exclusively in water with its inherent risk of predators and drying of ponds. ...
下一期的托福考试马上就要来了，同学们对于这次考试准备得怎么样呢？现在做一套测试题看看自己的水平吧！下面就和留学群的小编来看看2020年1月11日托福阅读考试预测。
The principal difference between urban growth in Europe and in the North American colonies was the slow evolution of cities in the former and their rapid growth in the latter. In Europe they grew over a period of centuries from town economies to their present urban structure. In North America， they started as wilderness communities and developed to mature urbanism in little more than a century.
In the early colonial days in North America， small cities sprang up along theAtlantic Coastline，mostly in what are now New England and Middle Atlantic states in the United States and in the lower Saint Lawrence valley in Canada. This was natural because these areas were nearest to England and France， particularly England， from which most capital goods （assets such as equipment） and many consumer goods were imported. Merchandising establishments were，accordingly， advantageously located in port cities from which goods could be readily distributed to interior settlements. Here， too， were the favored locations for processing raw materials prior to export. Boston， Philadelphia， New York， Montreal， and other cities flourished， and， as the colonies grew， these cities increased in importance.
This was less true in the colonial South， where life centered around large farms， known as plantations， rather than around towns， as was the case in the areas further north along the Atlantic c...
2020年的第一场考试马上就要到来了，同学们对于这次考试准备得怎么样呢？现在做一套测试题看看自己的水平吧！下面就和留学群的小编来看看2020年1月4日托福阅读考试预测。
The principal difference between urban growth in Europe and in the North American colonies was the slow evolution of cities in the former and their rapid growth in the latter. In Europe they grew over a period of centuries from town economies to their present urban structure. In North America， they started as wilderness communities and developed to mature urbanism in little more than a century.
In the early colonial days in North America， small cities sprang up along theAtlantic Coastline，mostly in what are now New England and Middle Atlantic states in the United States and in the lower Saint Lawrence valley in Canada. This was natural because these areas were nearest to England and France， particularly England， from which most capital goods （assets such as equipment） and many consumer goods were imported. Merchandising establishments were，accordingly， advantageously located in port cities from which goods could be readily distributed to interior settlements. Here， too， were the favored locations for processing raw materials prior to export. Boston， Philadelphia， New York， Montreal， and other cities flourished， and， as the colonies grew， these cities increased in importance.
This was less true in the colonial South， where life centered around large farms， known as plantations， rather than around towns， as was the case in the areas further north along the Atlanti...
马上就要进行2019年的最后一次托福考试了，同学们对于这次考试准备得怎么样呢？现在做一套测试题看看自己的水平吧！下面就和留学群的小编来看看2019年12月21日托福阅读考试预测。
The principal difference between urban growth in Europe and in the North American colonies was the slow evolution of cities in the former and their rapid growth in the latter. In Europe they grew over a period of centuries from town economies to their present urban structure. In North America， they started as wilderness communities and developed to mature urbanism in little more than a century.
In the early colonial days in North America， small cities sprang up along theAtlantic Coastline，mostly in what are now New England and Middle Atlantic states in the United States and in the lower Saint Lawrence valley in Canada. This was natural because these areas were nearest to England and France， particularly England， from which most capital goods （assets such as equipment） and many consumer goods were imported. Merchandising establishments were，accordingly， advantageously located in port cities from which goods could be readily distributed to interior settlements. Here， too， were the favored locations for processing raw materials prior to export. Boston， Philadelphia， New York， Montreal， and other cities flourished， and， as the colonies grew， these cities increased in importance.
This was less true in the colonial South， where life centered around large farms， known as plantations， rather than around towns， as was the case in the areas further north along the At...
选择出国留学的同学们肯定是要考托福或者雅思的，那么托福一般的题型是怎么样的大家都知道吗，下面和留学群小编一起来看看2019年12月14日托福阅读考试预测。
真题来源：2015-8-22CN The Upper Paleolithic Revolution
P1： The Old Stone Age is the earliest period of human development and the longest phase of mankind’s history. It was not till around 30 thousand years ago （or 30 “kya＂） that the archaeological record reveals the emergence of technical and social advances， which comprised new technologies， hunting techniques， human burials， and an artistic tradition of astonishing competency. This dramatic change was known as the Upper Paleolithic Revolution. It had been traditionally argued that the Upper Paleolithic Revolution was an archaeological phenomenon exclusive to Eurasia. The absence of equivalent evidence in other regions suggested that a fundamental change had occurred in human intellectual development around 40 kya in Europe. However， the recent discovery in the Blombos Cave in South Africa of a block of decorated ochre and then sets of shell beads， dated to around 77 kya， opened up the debate. This supports other evidence of more versatile stone implements and bone tools found in Africa from the same period. Now the Upper Paleolithic Revolution is regarded as the most noticeable evidence for the evolution of modern human behavior.
•P2： Two further questions follow. First， what was happening t...
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