如何拿下托福口语第六题.docVIP

如何拿下托福口语第六题 托福口语第34套,口语Task 6. 口语第六题通常是很多学生最害怕的题目,听力是学术类文章,难。在没有听懂的情况下，很难在短时间组织语言来回答问题，今天我就TPO 34套的task 6，做一个范例讲解。 听力文本:(female professor) So, OK, we’ve been talking about frogs, and like all amphibians, frog has thin skin, which means they lose moisture through their skin easily. Now, typically, we think of frogs as living in wet environments. But for frogs who live in dry places, with desert-like conditions, this can be a problem. Frogs have been able to survive in such areas by having different physical features, special dry-climate features that help them maintain an adequate level of moisture in their cells and avoid drying out. Some frogs do this by preventing water loss through their skin. By creating a sort of covering over their skin, they greatly reduce their skin’s exposure to the dry air. The covering acts like a barrier that locks in moisture. For example, some frogs secrete[分泌] a substance through their skin, a fatty substance that they rub off over their skin using their hands and feet, which creates a waxy[柔软的,蜡色的] layer all around their bodies that’s almost completely water-tight. Other frogs maintain an adequate level of moisture through a different physical feature, one that allows them to store water inside their bodies for later use. A specially modified internal organ inside their bodies enables them to have a high water-storage capacity. So the frogs are able to absorb and store moisture during wet rainy times which they can rely on to get through dry periods. The aptly[适宜的,适当地] named water-holding frog, for example, has a bladder [膀胱]that is highly elastic and stretchable. When it does rain, the frog absorbs water through its skin and its bladder stretches to hold this extra?water. The water is then slowly released from the special bladder into the frog’s internal tissues until the next rain which might not be for several months. 笔记: Frogs, dry places, physical feature , maintain moisture Prevent water loss through skin EG. Coveri