英语四六级作文范文五大类

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　　(一) 图表型
        　　The past years have witnessed a mounting number of Chinese scholars
returning from overseas. As is lively illustrated by the column chart, the
number of returnees climbed from a mere 69.3 thousand in 2008 to over 272.9
thousand in 2012, at an annual increase rate of around 50%.
        　　A multitude of factors may have led to the tendency revealed by the chart,
but the following are the critical ones from my perspective. First and foremost,
along with the development of Chinese economy and society, the number of Chinese
studying abroad has been soaring in the past years, which has provided an
expanding base for the number of returnees. In the second place, the government
has enacted a series of preferential policies to attract overseas Chinese
scholars back home. Last but not least, the booming economy, science and
technology in this country have generated more attative job opportunites for
scholars returning from overseas.
        　　The waves of returnees will definitely contribute to this nation’s
development, since they have brought back not only advanced science and
technology but also pioneering concepts of education and management. With more
scholars coming back from overseas, and with the concerted efforts of the whole
nation, we have reasons to expect a faster rejuvenation of this country.
        　　(二) 图画型
        　　This is a satiric but true-to-life drawing. As we can see in it, a man is
drowning, with only one arm above water gesturing for help. Those standing on
the bank, however, instead of lending a helping hand, are busy photographing
with their mobile phones, most possibly taking the scene as another
eyeball-attractor on the Internet.
        　　Exaggerating as it might be, the phenomenon mirrored by the cartoon is not
uncommon in modern society. Actually, both the picture and instances in real
life point to the fact that many people nowadays ignore what they should do due
to the use of mobile phones and the Internet. It never too rare to see some
people taking pictures of newly served dishes in a restaurant and upload them to
their friend circle in We Chat. Nor is it to find people busy taking photos and
update their micro blogs when touring. Some even fail to take proper actions in
case of emergency, just as the crowd in the picture do. Their only goal seems to
be attracting as much attention online as possible.
        　　Such being the case, it is high time that we pondered over the problem and
figured out a solution. Among all measures, I believe, the central one should be
resisting the temptation of vanity brought along by such modern self-media as
micro blog, and coming more back to life itself.
        　　(三) 对立观点型
        　　Is It Up to Students to Evaluate Teachers?
        　　The past few years have witnessed a mounting number of universities
allowing students to evaluate their teachers and even decide if they can stay on
their positions or not. To this practice, people’s attitudes differ
considerably. Some applaud it warmly whereas others criticize and even condemn
it harshly.
        　　Proponents of the practice may list the following reasons. In the first
place, they assert that students are the people who know the most clearly about
the teaching performance of a teacher, so they should have the say in evaluating
him or her. In the second place, they contend that students have paid for their
education, so they have the right to decide which teacher should be
employed.
        　　Opponents, however, point out that it is dangerous to leave the right to
students to evaluate teachers. For one thing, students may not know what ought
to be taught and how it should be taught; they may only judge a teacher
according to his temper and even accent or appearance. For another, in order to
please students, some teachers may resort to some improper means.
        　　Personally, I believe that both views are justifiable, and we should
achieve a balance between them by employing the evaluating approach in a
reasonable and beneficial way. To be specific, students should be allowed to
evaluate their teachers, but they may not be the only decision-maker in the
teachers’ fate.
            
            

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        　　(四) 观点认同型
        　　My View on Plastic Surgery
        　　The past few years have witnessed a mounting number of people undergoing
plastic surgery. To this practice, people’s attitudes differ considerably. Some
applaud it warmly whereas others criticize and even condemn it harshly.
Personally, I am opposed to plastic surgery, and I base my position on the
following reasons.
        　　In the first place, I deem that physical appearances are always of less
great importance than inner beauty and practical ability. In the second place, I
am definitely opposed to the concept that there is an established norm of
beauty. Instead, I hold that beauty, even in the physical sense, manifests
itself in varied ways. Last but not least, as is well known, plastic surgery can
be very dangerous, resulting in some irreversible injuries.
        　　Indeed, there are some individuals who have achieved success in their
career or life with the help of plastic surgery, but it must be pointed out that
they belong to the absolute minority and that their success depends far more
than their improved physical appearance.
        　　Taking into consideration all the above-mentioned, we may safely come to
the conclusion that plastic surgery is definitely unnecessary for normal people.
We should focus more on our inner world and try to attract others with our
personality and intelligence.
        　　(五) 解决问题型
        　　College Students Playing Truant
        　　The past few years have witnessed a mounting number of college students
playing truant. Taking a look around, one can find examples too many to
enumerate. Sometimes, even less than half of the students in a class attend the
lecture..
        　　A number of factors may be responsible for this phenomenon. Personally, I
can come up with the following ones. In the first place, there exist faults with
the arrangement of curriculum. In other words, some courses are irrelevant, or
far beyond or below students. In the second place, some teachers are responsible
for the phenomenon. Their teaching is far from attractive or efficient. Lastly,
there exist reasons on the part of students, many of whom have become restless
under the influence of some social trends.
        　　This phenomenon is definitely unhealthy and requires remedying. Naturally,
measures should be taken in the three aspects mentioned above. For one thing, it
is imperative that the school perfect its arrangement of courses. For another,
teachers should be constantly urged to improve their work. Last but not least,
students should be warned against some vicious trends in society and concentrate
on their study. Only with these measures taken can we expect a solution of the
problem.