TPO3口語Task3題目：
Passage
Hot Breakfasts Eliminated
Beginning next month, Dining Services will no longer serve hot breakfast foods at university dining halls. Instead, students will be offered a wide assortment of cold breakfast items in the morning. These cold breakfast foods, such as breads, fruit, and yogurt, are healthier than many of the hot breakfast items that we will stop serving, so health-conscious students should welcome this change. Students will benefit in another way as well, because limiting the breakfast selection to cold food items will save money and allow us to keep our meal plans affordable.
Conversation
Now listen to two students discussing the announcement.
Woman: Do you believe any of this? It’s ridiculous.
Man: What do you mean? It is important to eat healthy foods.
Woman: Sure it is! But they are saying a yogurt is better for you than an omelet or than hot cereal? I mean, whether something is hot or cold, that shouldn’t be the issue. Let’s say maybe on a really cold morning, in that case, which is going to be better for you, a bowl of cold cereal or a nice warm omelet? It’s obvious. There’s no question.
Man: I’m not gonna argue with you there.
Woman: And this whole thing about saving money.
Man: What about it?
Woman: Well, they are actually going to make things worse for us, not better. Cause if they start cutting back and we can’t get what we want here on campus, well, we are going to going off campus and pay off-campus prices. And you know what? That’ll be expensive. Even if it’s only two or three mornings a week, it can add up.
Question
The woman expresses her opinion of the change that has been announced. State her opinionand explain her reasons for holding that opinion.
Key Points
1. healthier
2. limit selection & save money外教范例錄音，請(qǐng)模仿
TPO3口語Task3參考答案(范文模板)：
The woman doesn’t agree with the school’s plan to get rid of the hotbreakfast and only provide the cold one. According to the school, cold breakfast would be a healthier option but the woman says it’s not the case, like on a cold morning, for example, people are going to want something hot like a warm omelet, which is obviously healthier than a cold cereal, and now they won’t be able to have that option. The school also notes the students will be saving money although there’re less choices now, but the woman points out that if the students can’t get what they want on campus, they’ll have to go off campus to eat, so instead of saving money, they’ll lose money cos off campus restaurants are more expensive. And the school probably loses money as well cos now they won’t have many students buying their food on campus.