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📢 کانال تخصصی TOEFL iBT 👤 ادمین: حامد اعلائی (Hamed Aalaee) 🎓 اطلاع‌رسانی درباره دوره‌های تخصصی TOEFL iBT 🌐 www.ibtil.org 📩 آی‌دی کارشناس ثبت‌نام: @Markaz_GIT 📞 021-91300614

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📢 کانال تخصصی TOEFL iBT 👤 ادمین: حامد اعلائی (Hamed Aalaee) 🎓 اطلاع‌رسانی درباره دوره‌های تخصصی TOEFL iBT 🌐 www.ibtil.org 📩 آی‌دی کارشناس ثبت‌نام: @Markaz_GIT 📞 021-91300614

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TOEFL iBT March 19, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 1: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT If you are a teacher of a tutor group and you are going to take students to a study trip, where would you take them to? A science museum, a local farm, or a theater performance? @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 19, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Writing Task 2 Topic: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Students in a university club want to help others, but they can only choose one project a year, which one of the following is the best? 1. help those students in a nearby primary school with reading and mathematics; 2. help people who cannot afford to build or rent a home to build a house; 3. visit and assist elderly people with daily tasks. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

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Happy Persian New Year! Wish you a year full of happiness and prosperity+ Great TOEFL Scores!
Happy Persian New Year! Wish you a year full of happiness and prosperity+ Great TOEFL Scores!

»>دوستان عزیز در صورت تمایل می توانید تجربه خود را به صورت voice یا text به https://telegram.me/HamedAalaee ارسال نمایید. تجربه و نکات مفیدی که پس از آزمون توسط شما ارسال می گردد می تواند به داوطلبان دیگر کمک کند عملکرد بهتری در آزمون داشته باشند. با سپاس از همکاری شما نکته بسیار مهم : با تشکر از دوستانی که تجربیات خود را ارسال می نمایند، توجه به نکات زیر مهم است: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT 1. تجربیات هر داوطلب برداشت هایی می باشد که آنها از آزمون خود داشته اند و ممکن است در پاره ای از موارد کمی دقیق نباشد با اینکه ما معمولا سعی می کنیم مطالب را چک کنیم و این موارد را به حداقل برسانیم. 2. با توجه به اینکه درجه سختی و تنوع سوال ها در آزمون صبح و ظهر می تواند به صورت کاملا طبیعی متفاوت باشد، لازم است تفاوت ها را از مشاور یا دوستان خود جویا شوید. . @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Reading Section Topics: England’s Economy in the Sixteenth Century The Eocene Warming Farming New England in Colonial Times @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 6: We all know that one of the main goals of advertising is to make audience remember the name, one way to achieve that goal is to repeat it over and over. To do so, you need to show your name on the screen repeatedly: for example, if you have a product named Quick Clean, you might want to show the name to the audiences over and over. You may also want the narrator to call the name for many times so that people would have a better chance of remembering your product. It is important because researches have shown that people have tendencies to purchase the things with a familiar name, when people remember your product’s name and become familiar with it, they would automatically connect your product with high quality images, and that would definitely increase the sales.

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 5: The man made a mistake by sending out the wrong date of performance deadline on the campus newspaper. There are two ways that might solve this problem. He might want to change it to the next week. That way, there would be more audiences, or he can just correct the information today, and whoever saw the news could just come and watch. I think it would be safer for him to rearrange the time to the next week, I mean, it would be irresponsible for him to just post the news today when people are expecting to watch the show at its given time, I doubt it would be viewed by a lot of students since everyone has their own schedules to follow. Giving short notice would only bring a small audience to the performance, which is unfair to the group. Changing the date is a safer choice because that would allow everyone to see the poster and the team would actually have more time to rehearse. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 4: Some plants live in a harsh climate. If all of their seeds sprout, they might all dry up and die, so some plants would save part of their seeds for the next year, which is called Bet hedging. There is a kind of plant species called pepper grass. Pepper grass lives in the desert where there is not enough water for all the plants. In order to survive in this harsh environment, pepper grass has developed adaptation to deal with it. It would produce as many seeds as possible, but only sprout part of the seeds, leaving the rest to remain. When there is enough water or rain, the seeds that sprout will grow into maturity, but if there is no luck, not enough water for the plants, the seeds would die and dry out, the rest part of the seeds, which didn’t sprout will wait until the next rainfall to grow. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 3: The school decided to close the cafeteria at Eastern campus, considering there are not many people on the east side, the school isn’t profiting, and the school has not yet had any plan to replace the cafeteria. The man thinks it might be a mistake to do so. The first point the man indicates is that the east part of the campus is normally pretty crowded with people coming and going, a lot of students having classes or studying in the library, if the cafeteria was shut down, students would have to take bus from east to the west for lunch, which may cause inconveniences. Besides, the school obviously doesn't have any clear plan after shutting down the coffee house, it would just leave an empty space, there are plenty of empty spaces ion campus already. It would be a waste to shut it down before coming up with a better idea. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 2: Do you think you can learn a lot about a stranger from the first observation or you have to know his personality after a long time? @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 1: The university is going to make some changes to improve students’ life, which do you think university should change and why? 1,Cafeteria. 2, swimming pool. 3, Student dorm. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 12, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Writing Task 2 Topic: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? After high school, students should have at least one year to work or travel. It's better than attending university straight away. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 11, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Reading Vocabulary Questions: Vicinity: surrounding area Adapt: adjust Invariably: always Gradual: slow Appeal: attraction @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Component: piece Lethal: deadly Disrupt: destroy Peak: maximum Decipher: figure out Perplex: confuse: puzzle @aalaeeTOEFLiBT dramatic =striking: intense conducive: beneficial: facilitative

TOEFL iBT March 11, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 2: It is important to maintain good relationship with family members than with friends. Do you agree or disagree? why? @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 11, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Speaking Task 1: What's the biggest problem during the course of studying as a student? How do you usually deal with it? @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

TOEFL iBT March 11, 2016: @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Writing Task 2 Topic: Do you agree or disagree? It is more important for students to do reading by themselves(based on their own interests) than to read what their teachers assign. @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

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However, as the months passed, Christian’s size augmented rapidly. He grew from 35 to 185 pounds within a year. He ate a copious amount; two solid meals, two liquid meals, and supplements were required every day. As Christian’s size and appetite grew to mammoth proportions, the owners decided they could no longer keep him. They could not procrastinate: It was mandatory to find a way for Christian to live in the wild. By chance two people who had been involved in the movie Born Free, which had gathered accolades from animal rights activists, walked into the furniture store, and saw the lion. They suggested that the owners contact George Adamson, who had handled the lions used in the movie. He had gained the adulation of wildlife enthusiasts with his intelligent and sensitive treatment of the animals. Adamson suggested that Christian be returned to the wild in Kenya. But this required much negotiation with the government. Meanwhile, Christian had become too big for life in London. So he was moved to a large house in the country, surrounded by land, near the sea. Country life required adjustments. Christian’s tolerance for cold water had to be cultivated gradually. When he first put his paw into the sea, he shivered and quickly withdrew it. After a few months the arrangements for travel to Kenya were completed, and Christian was packed in a crate. Rendall and Bourke made the trip to Africa and accompanied him to the Kora game park. However, realizing that Adamson was an expert, they gave him full discretion in handling their former pet and returned to London. Under Adamson’s zealous care, Christian gradually became a wild animal living in the game park. After a while, though, Rendall and Bourke grew lonely for Christian, and decided to visit Kenya. Christian was now living the life of a lion—a lion that kills for food. Would he remember them? Would he attack? So it was with fear that they stood in the game park, waiting for Christian to approach. Recognizing them, Christian came up cautiously. As he sniffed the air, Rendall and Bourke tensed. Then it happened. Christian ran toward them, stood on his hind legs, and hugged them. The greeting was lion style. Christian wrapped his front paws around their shoulders and licked them. The video that captures this moment was made more than thirty years ago, using technology that is now obsolete. But it is so moving that it has become a You-Tube hit, viewed by millions. For two successive years, 1972 and 1973, the men went back to see their former pet. Then, as Christian became wilder, they stopped. What happened to Christian? It is believed that he lived a long and successful life, and may have even been the head of his pride (or group of lions). He probably died of natural causes. George Adamson was not as lucky: he was ambushed and murdered by bandits. But the work he did with Christian lives on, and has touched the heart of millions who have viewed the video. Rendall and Bourke have written a book entitled A Lion Called Christian that records their experiences. The lion who lived in the center of Swinging London has become a symbol of animal rights across the world. Source: The World of Words Margaret Ann Richek @aalaeeTOEFLiBT

Reading Passage with New Words @aalaeeTOEFLiBT New Words Indulge: spoil: pamper Withstand: Endure: resist Complacent: self-satisfied: smug Jeopardize: endanger Meticulous: careful: thorough Chivalrous: gallant: brave Mitigate: ease: alleviate: lessen Augment: expand: enlarge @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Copious: plentiful: abundant Mammoth: huge: immense Procrastinate: delay: postpone Mandatory: obligatory: compulsory Accolade: praise: compliment Adulation: praise: adoration Cultivate: develop: promote Discretion: prudence: wisdom Zealous: passionate: eager Obsolete: outdated: archaic Successive: continuous: consecutive @aalaeeTOEFLiBT Reading Passage: Christian—The Lion Who Didn’t Forget Can a wild animal really act like a human being and remember his friends and protectors? If you doubt it, read the story of Christian. The London of 1969 was a place where the unusual was usual. Hippies roamed the streets, and “Swinging London” was known for free lifestyles, crazy clothes, and wild parties. It was here, and then, that two young men decided to indulge themselves by buying an unusual pet—a lion. In today’s world, this would be unthinkable. The sale of wild animals could not withstand the outcry from animal rights groups. But in 1969, the luxury department store Harrods was complacent about its position as a retail leader, so it sold creatures usually found in the jungle without concern. Besides, this young lion cub had already tried to escape. A lion on the loose would have jeopardized the reputation of the entire store, not to mention people’s lives. When John Rendall and Anthony Bourke offered to buy the animal, salespeople breathed a sigh of relief. The adorable baby cub soon became the darling of the neighborhood. Like most cats, he slept a lot, usually in the furniture shop where his owners worked. He used a litter box, and was meticulous about keeping himself clean. The local minister chivalrously allowed the cub to run in a nearby gated church yard, so Rendall and Bourke named him Christian. His playful and affectionate nature mitigated the fear people felt about lions.