童鞋们，最近的托福考试准备的怎么样？上次咱们讲了一道托福口语独立题，不少童鞋对这样的解题方式很感兴趣。那么今天奉上10月26日托福口语独立题解析。考场好多同学看了题目都表示凉凉，希望泥萌下次看到类似题目不会两眼一瞪，呜呼哀哉。

　　Some people think that risk-taking actions such as rock-climbing and skydiving requires a lot of bravery, while others think this is not brave, but simply foolish. Which view do you agree with and explain why.

　　有些人认为冒险活动，比如攀岩和跳伞需要很大的勇气，而另外的人认为这不是勇敢，而是单纯的蠢。你同意哪个看法，并请解释原因。

　　这个题是“新瓶装旧酒”，ETS舍不得扔掉曾经挖空心思想出来的Task1题目，所以把老题拿出来，拆胳膊卸腿拼出来一个“新”的Task2，请看2015年10月25日老题：

　　A lot of experienced and inexperienced climb mountains every year, which one of the following adjectives would you use to describe this experience? Adventurous, frightening or foolish?

　　很多有经验、没经验的人现在每年都爬山，你会用下面哪个词去形容这事？爱冒险的，令人恐惧的，愚蠢的？

　　来分享一个相对来说四平八稳、夸人家勇敢的范文吧！

　　Well, I’d definitely call these people brave. My understanding of the word “bravery” is that one is ready to face and endure danger. And these people are doing just that. They are out there jumping off a cliff, or jumping down from a plane, all of which ①takes a lot of nerve.Compared to them, my life as an ordinary office worker would ②have nothing to do with the word “bravery”. Everyday I’d get up, ③commute to my company, and ④punch the clock. Even if I had the chance to go skydiving, I’d probably say no. So I’d ⑤give them a thumbs up.

　　And as for the word “foolish”, I think we ⑥are not in the right position to call them that, because even if they are ⑦risking lives doing extreme sports, it’s their choices after all.

　　我肯定会把这些人称为是“勇敢”的。我对“勇敢”这个词的理解是，你准备好了去面对和忍受危险，而这些人恰好就是在这么做。他们从悬崖上跳下来，或者从飞机上往下跳，这都需要很大的勇气。而和他们相比，我作为一个普通办公室员工的生活，就和“勇敢”没什么关系了。每天无非起床，通勤去公司，打卡上班。即使我有机会去跳伞，或许也会拒绝的。所以我要给他们点赞。

　　至于“愚蠢”这个词，我觉得我们没资格这么说他们，因为就算他们为了做极限运动冒了生命危险，那毕竟也是他们自己的选择。

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