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题目:ARGUMENT30 - According to information recently reported in the Eliottown Gazette, the number of people who travel to Eliottown has increased significantly over the past several years. So far this year over 100,000 people have arrived on flights to Eliottown's airport, compared with only 80,000 last year and 40,000 the year before. Eliottown's train station has received more than 50,000 passengers this year, compared with less than 40,000 last year and 20,000 the year before. Clearly tourism in Eliottown has been increasing, thanks to the new Central Park and Museum of Modern Art that opened last year. Therefore, the funding for the park and museum should be increased significantly.
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Giving examples, making comparison, the author of this argument tries every method to persuade us to believe that the funding for the park and museum should be increased significantly in the Eliottoen Gazette (EG). If the government of EG takes the author’s suggestion, the officials of the government should give in their resignations.
The authors conclusion is based on that the Central Park (CP) and Museum of modern Art (MOMA) cause the increasing of tourism. But I cannot find the obvious connections between them in this argument. Other factors may also cause the increasing of tourism. For example, maybe EG held the Olympic Games last year so a lot of athletes and audiences from different nations came to see the game. I can also imagine that EG found a relic of miracle last year, which just like the great wall or the pyramid. So we can easily imagine that the raising numbers of tourism has no relation to the CP or MOMA.
Even if the increasing of tourism indeed caused by the open CP and MOMA, the author cannot explain why the funding for them should be increased significantly. From my point of view, it is totally unnecessary. As we know, the parks or museums always charge the visitor some money. Even if the charge is so small, as the author mentioned in the argument, the number of the visitors is really tremendous. So maybe the CP and the MOMA has already earned a lot of money. The government should place the money on other areas. Or even if the CP and MOMA are free, the huge number of tourists suggests us that the condition or environments are already very nice in these places. Increasing the funding seems not a good idea because the possibilities above.
Finally, the increasing numbers of the so-called tourists also cannot be convincing. The author gives us a lot of numbers and a suggestion for them: clearly tourism in EG has been increasing. But I'm considering that were these people have arrived in EG all tourist? Maybe EG is a good place to live so more and more people choosing to live in the city every year. Or I can explain the situation: EG start building a big transfer station last year so a lot of people choose to change their planes or trains here, so the number of passengers increasing every year.
In sum, the argument has so many logical problems. I suggest the author to reconsider his/her conclusion.
第一次不用模板~写完感觉松了口气哈哈~终于写出自己的风格了...虽然表述不太清楚...=.=加油加油~ |
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