发布日期：2019-05-19
20171217托福考试口语Task1真题范例丨海归湾托福真题
20171217托福考试口语Task1真题范例丨海归湾托福真题
发布日期：2018-01-21 15:10
Students always have many scheduled tests, but some professors like to give surprise tests to students. Please talk about advantages and disadvantages of surprise tests.
I think surprise quizzes can be a disadvantage to both teachers and students. As a student, there’s nothing worse than being reminded that you haven’t been on top of your studies. Even the most hard working student needs a little heads-up about quizzes and so it can be disheartening to students and an inaccurate assessment to teachers about who is a top student or not.
With regards to the advantage, pop quizzes can ensure students are kept on their toes and always prepared. If students know there might be a chance they’ll get random tests, they won’t slack all semester and only study towards the end. So, there are definitely 猜词互动（利与弊）.
heads up:
a warning message
disheartening:
disappointing, frustrating, dispiriting
e.g. It can be disheartening when you apply for a credit card and get turned down.
be on toes:
remaining to be alert and ready for anything that might happen
e.g. His fiery campaign rhetoric has kept opposition parties on their toes for months.
slack:
work less hard than you usually do or should do
e.g. He had never let a foreman see him slacking.
关注微信，在范文中找到空白处，根据上下文意思填入合理的单词或词组。
分享到：