1、 大學(dxu)英語四級作文 Why I Take College EnglishTest Band 6(a)Some people consider that it is unnecessary totake College English Test Band 6 (CET-6). Onereason they cite is that most schools set CET-4 asthe main requirement. Another reason is that theythink that CET-6 is simply too difficult for them.I, ho

2、wever, have decided to accept thechallenge of CET-6. The preparation for this test willforce me to raise the level of my English ability.Besides, I regard CET-6 as a stepping-stone to further qualifications in English which will helpme in my future career.All in all, taking CET-6 is advantageous for

3、 both a students studies and his personaldevelopment. The first advantage is that he will improve his English skills in an all-round way.The second is that he will strengthen his character by continuing his English studies whenother people have been lazy and stopped.我為什么參加(cnji)大學英語6級考試一些人認為它是沒有必要參加

4、大學英語(yn y)6級考試（CET-6）。一個原因是他們認為，大多數學校設置的大學英語四級考試為主要要求。另一個原因是，他們認為，大學英語六級考試對他們來說是太困難了。我，然而，決定接受英語六級的挑戰。這個測試的準備工作將迫使我提高我的英語水平。另外，我認為大學英語六級考試作為進一步的資格在英國這將有助于我的未來職業生涯的墊腳石。總之，參加六級考試是有利的兩個學生的學習和個人發展。第一個優勢是，他將全面提高自己的英語技能。二是要加強他的性格時繼續他的英語學習其他人是懶惰和停止。 My View on Job-HoppingJob-hopping, or frequent change of

5、jobs, isbecoming increasingly common in China today. Asthe economy grows, more opportunities foremployment are appearing than before. The result isthat people, especially young people, are tempted tochange jobs frequently, seeking higher salaries ormore interesting positions.Nevertheless, many peopl

6、e prefer to stay in theirold jobs. This is partly because they feel loyal to theirwork units, and partly because they dislike the ideaof having to spend much time training for a new job. In addition, although a new job may offerhigher pay or more opportunities for promotion, it may be located far fr

7、om home and beinconvenient to reach.I think it is a good thing for the workforce to be flexible, so that new demands forpersonnel can be satisfied quickly. However, if a person changes jobs too often, he or she willcause losses to the employing units. Moreover, frequent job-hopping prevents a person

8、 fromgaining valuable job experience and developing good work habits.我對跳槽(tio co)的看法跳槽，或經常變化的工作，正變得越來越普遍，在今天的中國。隨著經濟的增長，更多的就業機會出現之前。結果是，人們，尤其是年輕人，會頻繁地換工作，尋求更高的工資和更有趣(yuq)的職位。然而，許多人喜歡在他們的老工作。這部分是因為他們覺得忠于自己的工作單位，部分是因為他們不喜歡的有花很多時間訓練一個新的工作理念。此外，雖然新的工作可以提供(tgng)更高的工資和更多的晉升機會，它可能位于遠離家鄉和不方便的到達。我認為它是勞動力是靈活的

9、一件好事，因此要求人員能迅速滿足。然而，如果一個人改變的工作太多，他或她會給用人單位造成損失。此外，頻繁跳槽的阻止一個人獲得寶貴的工作經驗和培養良好的工作習慣。 Do Lucky Numbers ReallyBring Good Luck?There are people who believe that some numbersbring good luck, while others bring bad luck. Forinstance, in China the number eight is thought to belucky. Turning our attention to t

10、he West, we findthat the number seven is considered lucky, but thenumber 13 is avoided like the plague.In spite of all these claims, most people wouldagree that there is little evidence that numbers haveany influence on our lives. In fact, they say, thereverse seems to be the case. For one thing, we

11、 might expect calculators to break down everytime they note the number 13, and for another, although every week has seven days we knowthat not every week is lucky for us.Weighing the pros and cons of these arguments, I am inclined to agree with the latter pointof view. It is obvious that there is no

12、 scientific basis for the belief that there is a connectionbetween luck and numbers. All in all, it seems to me to be superstition.做“幸運數字真的能帶來好運嗎？有人認為某些數字會帶來好運，而其他人帶來壞運氣。例如，在中國，數字八被認為是幸運的。轉向西方，我們發現，數字七被認為是幸運的，但13號是像躲瘟疫一樣。盡管在所有這些說法，大多數人都會同意，很少有證據表明，數對我們的生活有任何影響。事實上，他們說，似乎是反向的情況下。一方面，我們可以預期計算器打破他們每次注數

13、的13，而另一方面，雖然每星期有七天，我們知道不是每星期都是幸運的。權衡正反兩方面的爭議，我傾向于同意后者的觀點。很明顯，有信念，有運氣和數字之間的聯系沒有科學依據。總之，在我看來是迷信。 Is a Test of Spoken EnglishNecessary?A test of spoken English will be included as anoptional component of College English Test (CET).Some people argue that it is absolutely necessaryto hold a test of spoke

14、n English in China because wehave been informed frequently that a Chinesestudent who has been learning English for over tenyears cannot even communicate with a nativespeaker. A test of spoken English will bring thecollege students an awareness of the importance oforal English, and will thus help the

15、m with their communicating skills.On the other hand, some others still maintain that a good command of reading and writingskills will be enough for the English learners. To some extent their opinion derives from the factthat students are already under considerable pressure from their coursework. Ano

16、therrequired test will only add to their burden.In my opinion, a test of spoken English will do more good than harm. Since China willcontinue its policy of opening and reform, the ability to speak English fluently is a must foranyone who wants to surpass others in a highly competitive society. Wheth

17、er I take the testor not, I shall spare no efforts to practice oral English in the remaining years of my collegestudy.英語口語考試(kosh)的必要性？英語口語測試將被列入可選組件大學英語測試（CET）。一些人認為它在中國舉行英語口語測試是絕對必要的因為我們經常被告知，一個中國學生學習英語已經超過十年，甚至無法用母語溝通(gutng)。英語口語測試將使大學生英語口語的重要性，從而幫助他們溝通的技巧。另一方面，一些人仍保持良好的閱讀和寫作能力將是足夠(zgu)的英語學習者。在某種

18、程度上，他們的意見是從事實上學生已經從他們的課程相當大的壓力下。另一個需要測試只會加重他們的負擔。我認為，英語口語測試將利大于弊。由于中國將繼續改革開放的政策，能流利地說英語是必須的人誰想要超越一個高度競爭的社會。我是否參加考試，我將不遺余力地在我的大學研究剩余年練習英語口語。 Should One Expect a RewardWhen Doing a Good Deed?There is no denying the fact that it is acontroversial topic whether one should expect areward when doing a goo

19、d deed. Peoples opinionsdiffer sharply on this issue. Some hold the positiveview. They say that it is a natural thing for one toget rewarded after he has made contributions to thesociety, especially in an age of market economy.Otherwise, people would be discouraged from helpingothers.Others, however

20、, hold the opposite view. They maintain that one should learn from Lei Fengand expect no reward when helping others. Anyway, everything is not a commodity. The wholesociety would be in danger if we all calculated conscience and affection in terms of money.Anyway, as the saying goes, it is love, inst

21、ead of money, that turns the world around.Personally, I believe that we should not go to extremes. On the one hand, we shouldrecognize and reward in time people who have done a good deed or good deeds; on the otherhand, we should keep it in mind that we do not help others for money, but out of love

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23、前。結果是，人們，尤其是年輕人，會頻繁地換工作，尋求更高的工資和更有趣的職位。然而，許多人喜歡在他們(t men)的老工作。這部分是因為他們覺得忠于自己的工作單位，部分是因為他們不喜歡的有花很多時間訓練一個新的工作理念。此外，雖然新的工作可以提供更高的工資和更多的晉升機會，它可能位于遠離家鄉和不方便的到達。我認為它是勞動力是靈活的一件好事，因此要求人員能迅速滿足。然而，如果一個人改變的工作太多，他或她會給用人單位造成損失。此外，頻繁跳槽的阻止一個人獲得寶貴的工作經驗和培養良好的工作習慣。&spd=2 HYPERLINK /translate?query=Some people think th

24、at setting off firecrackers is a good thing. They say th&lang=en2zh# HYPERLINK /translate?query=Some people think that setting off firecrackers is a good thing. They say th&lang=en2zh# 有人(yu rn)做好事期望報酬？不可否認的事實是，我們是否應該做好事的預期回報時，它是一個有爭議的話題。人們對這個問題有不同的看法。一些持正面看法。他們說，這是一個讓他對社會有貢獻(gngxin)的回報是很自然的事，尤其是在市場

25、經濟時代。否則，人們會被勸阻不要幫助別人。然而，其他人持相反觀點。他們認為應該向雷鋒學習，希望沒有獎勵在幫助別人時。總之，一切都不是商品。全社會都處于危險之中，如果我們都計算的良心和情感方面的錢。無論如何，正如俗話所說，這是愛情，而不是金錢，使周圍的世界。就我個人而言，我認為我們不應該走極端。一方面，我們應該認識到，在時間的人做了一件好事或做好事的獎勵；另一方面，我們應該記住我們不幫助別人的錢，而是出于愛與責任。只有這樣我們才能實現真正的和諧社會。 Will E-books ReplaceTraditional Books?There is no denying the fact that e

26、-books havegained increasing popularity in the past years alongwith the development of information technology.Taking a look around, we can find examples toonumerous to list. Actually, modern readers seem tospend more time on e-books than on traditionalones.As a consequence, it has emerged as a hotly

27、debated topic whether e-books will take the place oftraditional books in the future. Some hold the positive view. They claim that it is natural forbooks to be come electronic as mankind steps into a digital age. Compared with traditionalbooks, e-books have some obvious advantages. For one thing, it

28、is convenient to read on lineas modern people have easy access to the Internet. For another, reading e-books savesmoney.Personally, I believe that e-books cannot replace all traditional books. First, you can marka traditional book and write your comments in the margin but you can hardly do that one-

29、books. Secondly, to many people, only the smell of print and the feel of paper can provide thetrue sense of reading and learning. Therefore, in my opinion, traditional books will still exist inthe future.電子書會取代傳統書籍嗎？無可否認，電子書已經得到越來越多的普及，在過去的幾年里，隨著信息技術的發展。環顧四周，我們可以找到例子不勝枚舉。實際上，現代讀者似乎花更多的時間比傳統的電子書。因此，它

30、已成為一個熱門話題，無論是電子圖書將在未來將取代傳統圖書。一些持正面看法。他們聲稱，書籍成為電子隨著人類進入數字時代是很自然的。與傳統書籍相比，電子書有一些明顯的優勢。首先，它便于閱讀在線作為現代人上網很容易。另一方面，閱讀電子書節省錢。就我個人而言，我認為電子書不能取代所有傳統書籍。首先，你可以標記一個傳統的書，寫下你的意見，但你很難在邊緣的電子書做。其次，對許多人來說，只有氣味的印刷和紙張的感覺(gnju)可以提供閱讀和學習的真正意義。因此，在我看來，傳統的圖書將在未來仍然存在。下面是英語(yn y)四級圖表作文范文：手機用量。Directions：Study the following

31、graph carefullyand write an essay in which you should1) analyze the graph, and2) give your comments on the trend.范文(fnwn)1：In recent years there has been a dramatic rise in the cell phones, which are now essentialto millions of people as a convenient form of communication. In 2004 the number reached

32、315,000,000, with an average annual increase at 57,500,000.Some people can now no longer imagine life without their cell phones. The fact that theyare so popular proves that they are useful and convenient. Cell phones enable people toeasily and quickly communicate with one another; wherever you are,

33、 you can instantly reachsomebody. Cell phones eliminate thetrouble of not being able to meet someone in person,and therefore increase businesss efficiency.Mobile phones necessarily also harbor disadvantages. The radiation such phones emit ishazardous to ones health. Furthermore, if people become too

34、 reliant on the use of cell phones,our face to face skills may decline. Any new invention has its drawbacks, and such negativeaspects cannot always diminish its popularity. Despite the negative effects of television, forexample, the number of people who own televisions continues to grow at a tremend

35、ous rate.This is also the case with mobile phones. People wont stop eating just because of the riskofchoking. In addition, the swift development of science and technology will likely eliminatethe hazards cell phones may cause. One can safely predict, therefore, that with theintroduction of new techn

36、iques, mobile phones will have more applications and become evenmore appealing to customers.譯文：近年來，手機有了飛速的增長。對數以百萬計的人來說，作為最便捷的通訊工具手機是生活中必不可少的。到2004年，手機的數量達到3.15億，平均每年增長了5750萬用戶。有些人現在已經無法設想沒有了手機的生活會是什么樣子。手機如此普及的事實證明了它們的實用和方便。手機使人們能夠簡單快捷地相互溝通，無論身處何地，都能馬上聯系上。手機解決了需要交流時卻無法見面的問題，因而也增加了商業活動的效率。?使用手機也不可避免地

37、存在弊端。手機發出的輻射對健康不利。而且，如果人們過于依賴手機，那么我們面對面交往的能力會下降。每個新發明都有它的缺點，但這些消極方面并不會影響它的普及。比如電視，盡管有很多負面作用，但擁有電視的人數還是繼續以極高的速度增長。這種情況也適用于手機。人們不會因噎廢食。而且，科技的飛速發展有希望消除使用手機所帶來的風險。所以，可以有把握地預言，隨著新技術的采用，手機會有更廣的用途，而且會對消費者更有吸引力。范文2：As is shown in the chart, cell phones are becoming more and more popular within China.In 2000

38、, the number of cell phones in use was 85,260,000; in 2001, the number was180,000,000; in 2002 206,600,000; in 2003 269,000,000. In 2004, the number is315,000,000. From these statistics, we can see the increasing use of cell phones.Why have cell phones gained so much dominance in our lives? There ar

39、e many factorscontributing to this development. Firstly, a cell phone has no wires and can be carriedeverywhere easily. It is smart. If you need to ring someone, you can just dial a number and thephone will connect you to the right person. It can be a great help for you to be connected withthe world

40、. Secondly, a cell phone is something wonderful that we can have fun with: news,games, music and chat through sending short messages. Thirdly, the drop in price and thesimultaneous improvement in the functions have made it possible for an average person tomake use of a cell phone.The wide use of cel

41、l phones has made them more and more indispensable in peoples dailylife. The many functions of the cell phone have made certain people reluctant to separatethemselves from their cell phone.譯文：這個圖表向我們展示了手機在中國變得越來越普遍。在2000年，全中國的手機使用量為8526萬部;2001年為1.8億;2002年為2.066億;2003年為2.69億; 2004年的手機使用量迅速增加到3.55億。從這

42、些數據中我們可以看到手機使用量在逐漸增長。為什么手機會成為我們生活中的主導?有許多因素促成了它的發展。首先，手機可以無線通話，并且攜帶方便。它很靈巧。如果你想打電話，只須按鍵，就能與對方通話。它為你與世界溝通提供了巨大的幫助。其次，我們可以從手機中獲取很多樂趣，比如，看新聞，玩游戲，聽音樂，發短信聊天。最后，手機迅速降價，同時其功能迅速改進，使得普通人都使用。手機的廣泛應用，使它已成為人們日常生活中越來越不可或缺的一部分。手機的廣泛功能使得一些人幾乎離不開手機了。下面是英語四級圖表作文范文(fnwn)：人生沒有筆直路。Directions:Study the following cartoon

43、 carefullyand write an essay in which you should1) describe the cartoon,2) interpret its meaning, and3) point out its implications in our life.范文(fnwn)1：In the black and white drawing above, a youth gravely contemplates a narrow winding pathheading into a forest. Perhaps he thinks that his own futur

44、e may be much like this path; full ofbends and curves, thorns and traps. The road to success is never anything but uneven anddifficult.In fact, one could even say that the more successful ones life is, the more problems andhardships one must have overcome. The ability to work through difficult situa

45、tions andunfortunate events only makes one stronger and more capable. Given that the road tohappiness always contains obstacles and setbacks, we should be well prepared for thehardships that life inevitably brings, and abandon the idea that life is smooth or easy. Wemust accept the fact that failure

46、s are unavoidable, whether they are failures in examinations,in finding a job, or carrying out a task. People who accept that their life will not always be simpleor calm are better able to handle problems when they arise. Those who are upset by each andevery small setback and there are many people w

47、ith such attitudes do not have muchpotential. Failure is mother to success as it can strengthen ones will. Those who can drawlessons from failure are destined for success.譯文(ywn)：在上面黑白的圖畫中，一個年輕人嚴肅地凝望著前方蜿蜒曲折通向森林的小路。也許他想到了自己的未來就像這條小路一樣，充滿曲折、荊棘和陷阱。通向成功之路從來都是艱辛和不平坦的。事實上，甚至可以說一個人的人生越成功，那他必須戰勝的艱難和困苦就會越多。在

48、困境和不幸中奮進的能力，只會讓一個人更堅強，更有才干。既然通向幸福的道路總是會有障礙和挫折的話，那么我們就應該為生命中無法避免的艱難做好充分準備，而放棄認為生命意味著平穩和安逸的想法。我們必須接受這個事實失敗是不可避免的，而無論它是考試失利、求職受挫還是工作失敗。人們如果承認他們的生活并不總是單純和平靜的，他們就會在問題出現的時候處理得更好，而那些出現一點挫折就心煩意亂的人很多人持有這樣的生活態度沒有太大的潛力。失敗是成功之母在于它能增強一個人的意志。那些能從失敗中吸取教訓的人是注定會成功的。范文2：It is everyones wish to have things go their wa

49、y. Yet the journey throughlife is not alwaysthe case and we should be prepared for the twists and turns it offers us. This is certainly thecase as shown in the cartoon.Twists and turns are a part of life and setbacks often happen. For many reasons, we oftenhave to encounter failure in a complex soci

50、ety. No one can avoid or escape theseunexpected changes in our daily lives; however, failure may be aroute toward success. Thiscauses us to reflect about what happened and as a result we build up and accumulateexperience. We are then more likely to come up with a possible solution, and so twists and

51、turns can turn into treasures. Edison,for instance, the inventor of the electric light bulb, madehundreds of models that failed before he came up with the right one. In general it is failure thatencourages us to work harder which eventually leads to success.Twists and turns in life are unavoidable a

52、nd are not always bad. We should have a moreoptimistic view on life and try to make the most of it and draw lessons from the bumps andturns along the way.譯文：每個人都希望生活一帆風順。但是，人生旅途并非永遠如此，正像畫中所描繪那樣，我們應該對生活中的曲折和坎坷做好準備。這正是這幅圖畫所描述的。挫折與坎坷也是生活中的一部分，逆境時有發生。出于許多原因，在復雜的社會中我們經常要面對失敗。沒有人能夠避免和逃脫日常生活不期而遇的變故。然而，失敗往往

53、是通向成功之路。因為失敗會引發我們更多的思考，我們也會因此而積累更多的經驗。之后，我們就會更容易地找到解決問題的方法。因此,挫折與坎坷也是人生的財富。例如，電燈的發明者愛迪生在他成功之前曾經經歷過成百上千次的失敗。總的來說，正是失敗才使我們加倍努力工作，最后取得成功。人生中的挫折與坎坷是不可避免的，但它們并非總是壞事。我們應該用更加樂觀的態度對待生活，并充分加以利用，從挫折中吸取教訓。下面是英語四級圖表(tbio)作文范文：蜜蜂的啟示。Directions:Study the following drawing carefullyand write an essay in which you

54、should1) describe the drawing,2) interpret its meaning, and3) support your view with examples.范文(fnwn)1：Groups of bees work together to produce honey. Their great efforts are not selfish,however, as the amount of honey they produce is for an entire group rather than a singleindividual.The drawing ab

55、ove suggests that people should selflessly dedicate themselvesto theircommunity as a whole. This spirit of dedication requires faith. Selfless hard work is anembodiment of responsibility and strength.The health of nations requires a spirit of devotion. Chinese teachers, doctors and athleteswho all w

56、ork for the benefit of their country, for example, aredevoting themselves regardless offame or fortune. They are dedicated to the society they live within. No matter what type ofjob one holds, one should work hard and in earnest to improve ones community.The results of dedication, however, depend no

57、t only on ones willingness to give but alsoon ones ability. If you are enthusiastic about devoting yourself to your country, but do nothave the skills it takes to do so, you cannot effect much change. The more competent, one is,the greater ones contribution. Therefore, it is essential that students

58、focus on their studiesand enhance their skills in order to properly give back to society.譯文(ywn)：成群結隊的蜜蜂在一起釀蜜，它們付出這樣大的辛勞并不是為自己，而是因為它們釀出的蜜可以為整個群體而非個人所享用。上面的這幅畫啟發人們應該無私地把自己奉獻給整個社會。奉獻精神要求人們擁有信念，忘我的工作是責任和力量的化身。國家的興旺需要奉獻精神。例如我國的教師、醫生或是運動員，他們都在為祖國利益而操勞，他們奉獻出自己不是為了出名或得利。 他們獻身于自己的社會。不管一個人從事什么樣的工作，他都應該為了改善社會

59、而努力積極地工作。但一個人的奉獻所能取得的成效，并不僅僅只取決于他樂于奉獻，還取決于他自身的能力。如果你滿腔熱忱地想獻身于祖國，但卻沒有所需的技能，那你也不會做出大的貢獻。一個人的能力越大，那他能做出的貢獻就越大。所以，對學生來說最主要的是要把注意力集中到學習上，增強自己的技能，以待有朝一日能以適當的方式報效社會。范文2：We can see from the drawing, a swarm of bees flying here and there busily working toproduce honey, which will be enjoyed by human beings r

60、ather than themselves.Human beings show more respect to bees than to other animals, not for their diligence,but for their dedication to others. We live in a materialistic society and are trained from ourearliest years to be greedy. We are taught early on to be materialistic and taught to considerthi