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Describe your favorite subject you studied. Explain why it is your favorite subject. Include reasons and examples to support your response. A: My favorite subject in school was math. I love math because no matter how complex the problems are, there are always solutions to them, and I can always find the solutions. Maybe I have inherited a certain gift from my parents who are both scientists. The day I first started to learn algebra was fantastic. Suddenly, there weren’t just numbers involved, but letters too! That opened up a new world of possibilities. I remember spending an entire rainy afternoon just solving algebra problems for fun. I also love math because it is everywhere around you. The measurements for the building you’re in, the equations necessary to make a car engine run…Math is so fundamental to our lives. It’s wonderful. B: I studied English for 12 years and French for the past 2 years, and I have to say I really love studying foreign languages as a subject. I take great pleasure in being able to talk and interact with people of different countries, and to hear them express divergent views on the same issue. Also, English or French come in quite handy when I travel to Europe. Traveling is so much easier if you can read the metro schedule and you can discuss the price with the taxi driver. You also know a little better what you’re eating when you order from the menu. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Children should be required to help with household tasks as soon as they are old enough to do so. It is a very good idea to have children do chores around the house. I also think that this can start at a very early age. It is not necessarily about getting the job done, because the parents can do the dishes much faster when they do it themselves. It is about teaching the children that everybody in the family has to pitch in, that work doesn't get done by itself and that there will come a day when they will be the ones responsible to get things done. It's good to be prepared for the life they will live on their own one day. I also think it helps children become more self-sufficient and give them better self-awareness when they can do something for somebody else and derive satisfaction from that. 寫作題目練習
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Students could receive a better, more efficient education if they spend 11 months a year studying.
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Some people prefer to have classes during the day and do part-time jobs in the evening while others prefer to have classes in the evening and do part-time jobs during the day. Which do you prefer?I prefer to have classes during the day and a part-time job in the evening. That’s mainly because if I’m in a lecture class in a warm dark room and it’s getting later into the evening, there’s a very good chance I’m going to be falling asleep at my desk! That’s not helpful to my studies and it definitely doesn’t make my professors happy if they notice. So, I much prefer to go to class in the daytime when the sun is shining and I’m wide awake. I might still be sleepy at my evening job, but at least there I’m continually engaged by my co-workers and customers. They kind of keep me alert. I’m talking to people and not just sitting in silence. I feel like everything just works out better that way. Describe the changes in your life five years from now on. Include specific examples and details in your explanation.In five years’ time, I hope to have moved to the country. Living on a small farm would be ideal. I want to raise chickens and grow vegetables and be able to drink my coffee out on my front porch in the morning in complete peaceful silence. Hopefully by then I will have submitted some of my photographs to magazines and had them published; that’s been a dream of mine for a long time. I also think I will be more relaxed in five years. I was kind of an anxious teenager, but have started to calm down more recently. That will continue, I think. I’ll keep meditating and practicing tai chi and just feel more at peace with everything. I also hope to have paid off my student loans by then! That will definitely help me to be less stressed! Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Power and money is the symbol of success.I disagree with this. Of course, it can be very nice to have power and money. Some people out there have the whole package: power, money, family, good health, and so on. They could definitely be called successful in their life. But to aim for only power and money seems kind of shortsighted. I’ve known too many cold, shallow people who have a good job and are quite wealthy, but shut out others and don’t even seem to enjoy themselves. They become selfish and strange and still oddly unsatisfied. Meanwhile, there are many people who may not be rich, but they make the best out of everything. They find joy in their loved ones and hobbies. When they do have money to spare, they appreciate it. They’re happy, and I think that’s what true success is.
Among the following three professions, which do you think make the biggest contribution to society? Teachers, famers, doctors. I think teachers make the biggest contribution to society. If you’re thinking of it from the base level of young children, four and five year-olds who have not yet entered school, how do they eventually become doctors? How do they become business leaders and scientists and writers and chefs and engineers? They have to be taught! They not only have to be taught the specifics of their field when they’re old enough, but they have to be taught general information throughout their childhood to even get them to the point of having a career. No matter what a person eventually contributes to society, there’s a good chance that at some point in their life they were inspired and taught by a teacher! Do you agree or disagree with the following question. In order to stay happy, you must have a job that you love doing. I kind of agree with this. I don’t think you have to do a job that you love in order to stay happy. I mean, it is possible for a person to be happy even if he or she is doing something that’s not completely enjoyable. If you’re a struggling sculptor, for instance, who is working at a grocery store to be able to pay your rent, I don’t think that’s a reason to be unhappy! Sometimes you need to take any job you can; there’s no shame in that. Just continue to work on your sculptures on the weekends and never give up on your passion. Keep it alive. And maybe someday you will find steady work as a sculptor. It’s completely possible! Describe a day that you enjoyed the most or was the most special to you. Include reasons and details to support your responseMy 6th birthday was a really great day. A whole bunch of my classmates and I went to the petting zoo and played with all the animals. We got to pet the goats and rabbits and feed them little handfuls of food. Then, the best part, all of us kids got to take turns riding a pony around the barnyard! I still remember her name was Sheba and she was gray with pretty, almost silver speckles. I’m sure she was walking pretty slowly in her little circle, but to a six year-old it was like a rollercoaster ride! Then my parents brought out the ice cream cake. It was so delicious! I still enjoy birthdays now, but something about birthdays when you’re a little kid is just extra exciting. Those are some of my best memories.
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