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综合 TPO19The reading passage explores the issue ofbuzzing’s negative effects. The man’s lecture deals with the same subject.However, as a buzzer himself, he thinks that buzzing is a brilliant idea insales, which contradicts what the reading states. And in the lecture, the manuses three specific points to support his idea.
Initially, the man asserts that buzzers arenot actors who act the fictional figures for earning a life, whereas the authorof the reading claims that what customers heard from the paid buzzers is nottrue. It has some impure motivation in it, obviously, money. The man provesthat this claim is indefensible by pointing out that all buzzers are picked outfrom customers who actually used and are satisfied with these products andwilling to recommend these products to others from within.
Moreover, despite the statement in thereading that customers experiencing the agenda by buzzers would believe in theproducts too firmly to be a little confused, the man holds the idea thatthrough his own experience, costumers wouldn’t become less questionable towardsproducts. He supports this point with the fact that many questions, like priceand quality are often put forward by buzzer’s customers. This is incompatiblewith the article’s point.
The man’s last points concerns on the finalnotion of the reading referred to negative effects brought by buzzing togeneral truthful social environment. The man argues in the lecture that thebuzzers ensure that after the customers use the product, they will feel all thebuzzers say is true. Therefore, there is no reason that buzzing will leads tothe unstable truthful social relationship. Obviously, the man’s argumentdisproves its counterpart in the reading.
In conclusion, the content in the readingpassage is completely refuted by the lecture and the lecture advocates totallydifferent ideas on the central standpoint of reading.
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Parentsshould give school-age children money for getting a high mark they get in theschool.
From my perspectives, after deliberation, Ibelieve I will side with the opposite of this statement that money obviously isnot the best or appropriate reward for children’s high mark. The reasons for mypreference involve two factors. First of all, children will waste the money fortheir innocence. Moreover, the money reward will change the motivation of studywhich would build a dangerous evaluation on children. But to be frank, there existsa positive effect to give children money as reward considering developing theireconomic ability.
The main reason for my propensity for mypoint of view is that children are at the age when they don’t have their ownsense of reason and principles. In other words, money is a kind of too powerfulto be used by children. A common case is that children will spend all the moneybuying sweets and eat them all. That doesn’t go a long way to develop theirself-controlling and their teeth. And it’s an optimistic guess. The case couldgo much worse if we think of children’s using money to buy dangerous things tomeet their fantasy like a lighter. Could we afford this payment?
A more essential factor why I advocate mydispute about this statement is that in a long run, the money reward willmislead children into a wrong motivation for study. I believe all parents arenot willing to see how their children have desperation for money, at least notin that young age. Rewarding children with money again and again will naturallycultivate children’s enthusiasm for money and this life outlook will producewrong ethical morality on the children’s whole life.
Admittedly, if the family education isgreat, parents giving money to young children may give a boost in children’seconomic sense. This good ability of handling money will truly win over otherchildren as the same age.
In nutshell, via points mentioned above, itis wise to uphold the statement that it is not preferable to give children moneyas a reward for high mark.
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