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第三次作业
Task1
1. People believe that they should be able to keep all the money they earn and should not pay tax to the state. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
For a long time, there have been arguments about whether people should or should not pay tax to the state. A considerable number of people hold the opinion that they should spend all their money on their own interest without paying tax. However, as far as I am concerned, to pay tax is every member’s obligation. The reasons go as below.
It is generally considered that each person in the country is protected by the regulations and laws. But without the government which is supported by tax, they can never exist. As a result, tax is paid for the necessary services from the government. If we do not pay tax, we can not achieve any help to find our things back if we face a break-in. If we do not pay tax, the traffic jam would not be solved because there is no policeman. Even when our enemy declares war to us and intrudes our homeland, no one will protect us to fight them if we do not pay tax.
Furthermore, as an important tool of regulation, tax plays a crucial role in the society and economy. Because of the inevitable existence of earning distinction, tax becomes a very useful method to reduce this distinction by requiring the people who has higher salary to pay higher tax. Therefore, the earning distance of poor people and rich people is reduced. Furthermore, a large sum of the money of tax is used to improve the society’s infrastructure, such as roads and schools, so that almost every body would be benefited by the tax.
In conclusion, though paying tax reduces the money we can master, we have got a good many necessary services. So it is every person's obligation to pay tax.
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第二次作业
Task 1
The pie chart describes the difference between men and women in full-time and part-time job. The bar chart gives the difference between men and women in total weekly work time.
(Version 121)
The first chart depicts the gender difference in pursuit for full time job or part time job, and the second chart depicts the total work time between both men and women in a week. So both two charts show us the information that male and female have different preference in work.
As illustrated by the pie chart, most of the male, about eleven twelfth, choose a full time job, the number of who is much more than the people who select a part time job. In the contrary, women tend to a fairly average choice, where the people who choose a full time job are only slightly more than the ones who select a part time job.
Though different gender has different preference in part time job or full time job, their total work time does not have such large gaps, which can be seen in the bar chart. It indicates that most men and women, the number is about 43 and 42 respectively, work for 25-35 hours a week. Meanwhile, more women than men work less than 25 hours per week, because many men have full time jobs, so that number of men who works for more than 25 hours is a little greater than that of the women.
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Task 1: The graph show the GDP growth in the United States, Japan and the rest of Asia between 1995 and 2001.
(From Version 94)
This graph gives an illustration of the GDP growth in the United States, Japan and the rest of Asia. Generally speaking, the GDPs of these three objects remain the increasing trend more or less from the year 1995 to 2001, and in 2001, their GDP growth has increased to the highest level, which meant that the economical activities became more and more prosperous.
If a clear emphasis is processed to the graph, an interesting phenomenon can be find, which describes the opposite changing trends of the GDP growth between the U.S. and Asia except Japan. In U.S., the GDP growth kept increasing until the year 1999 to its peak near 10, and then dropped slowly to the point near 9 in the year 2001. While in Asia without Japan, its GDP growth quickly decreased from about 9 to its bottom near 4 during the period of 1995 to 1999, but amazingly it retrieved its energy to rise to the top near 11 at 2001.
The GDP growth in Japan highly fluctuated during this period, which can be figured out in the graph. At first, its GDP growth increased to its first peak in 96, and then it quickly declined to its original level of 1995. After 2 years of increase, it reached to the second peak in year 2001.
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