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我有一些关于SAT作文的问题想请教各位战友,望赐教:; }& {0 D8 V& f5 E4 ` e3 A
1. SAT作文能不能像托福大作文一样编造官方调查数据来论证观点?
: B9 F7 W2 B, M5 A% ^8 B 2.下面的作文我想和各位探讨:# I6 v; t F( v! A6 Q% t
(2005.11) There are situations where flattery is mandatory: The bride is always beautiful. If we look at someone's artwork, we are obliged to say something complimentary to the artist. If we visit someone with a new baby, we are required to say the infant is cute. In such situations, to say nothing is interpreted as rudeness. We compliment each other because we understand that flattery makes life run smoothly.
: z+ K, x! @! \/ c% KAssignment: Is praising others, even if the praise is excessive or undeserved, a necessary part of life?
) z% @8 |% H8 J. U; ]% l/ l$ S8 \这个能不能用 合作和竞争 的例子?1 [+ Q( i. c1 t! d. {9 k
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(2005.11) Do people now (i.e., did they not in the past?) use money (and the things that money can buy) to measure success instead of using more meaningful ways to measure success? % l9 N& ^% T9 k+ l7 O1 Z; P
这里有个“now”,是不是就不能用历史人物的例子了啊?; X2 H! O+ b+ E+ _9 i! k
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(2007.5)Materialism: it's the thing that everybody loves to hate. Few aspects of modern life have been more criticized than materialism. But let's face it: materialism—acquiring possessions and spending money—is a vital source of meaning and happiness in our time. People may criticize modern society for being too materialistic, but the fact remains that most of us spend most of our energy producing and consuming more and more stuff.
" |. w8 w, _, m2 S: T0 ^9 oAssignment:Should modern society be criticized for being materialistic?' N- g) D1 L. z3 u0 Y, @
类似地,这里有“modern”,历史人物的例子还适用吗?
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! D+ D; C$ w: S2 w3.下面几道题, 我觉得都不能用一些 万金油例子解决,我看不出来它们的本质,望赐教!
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' s+ N4 G5 d% e/ ~- n+ [(2005.6) Should schools help students understand moral choices and social issues?* v$ q% z2 L- N* a
: {) ~5 [8 K0 C9 `9 t& s(2005.6)Think carefully about the issue presented in the following excerpt and assignment below: / W" d$ M( x8 B, o) t$ q7 @
The media not only transmit information and culture, they also decide what information is important. In that way, they help to shape culture and values.
1 d) g) Y+ B2 w/ Z* ]- {6 R, }8 kAssignment: Do newspapers, magazines, television, radio, movies, the Internet, and other media determine what is important to most people?3 q2 _7 R- w( S! e1 a
3 T; f6 W- y& z) ^(2005.12) Are leaders necessarily people who are most capable of leadership?
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(2007.10)All people who have achieved greatness in something knew what they excelled at. These people identified the skills that made them special—good judgment, or courage, or a special artistic or literary talent—and focused on developing these skills. Yet most people achieve superiority in nothing because they fail to identify and develop their greatest attribute.
: Q. Y" x w" M1 [) M w8 TAssignment: Do people achieve greatness only by finding out what they are especially good at and developing that attribute above all else?& X6 o' s0 ?( j9 D6 l8 N, ~- X
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(2007.11)Many people consider the arts—literature, music, painting, and other creative activities—unnecessary because they provide us with nothing more than entertainment. Yet the arts are extremely valuable because they have much to teach us about the world around us and also because they help people find meaning in life. : }3 w# S$ e9 B
Assignment: Is the main value of the arts to teach us about the world around us?
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Are decisions made quickly just as good as decisions made slowly and carefully?
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(2009.5) Should we pay more attention to people who are older and more experienced than we are?
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(2009.5) Has today's abundance of information only made it more difficult for us to understand the world around us?- D6 P9 t; S9 r
2 C/ L3 H4 H( m" G1 _4 v9 D(2009.6) Do we benefit from learning about the flaws of people we admire and respect?
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( U0 C" B8 i% {- M: Q+ Z, @(2009.6) When some people win, must others lose, or are there situations in which everyone wins? |
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