雅思写作(综合)模拟试卷18(题后含答案及解析)

雅思写作（综合）模拟试卷18(题后含答案及解析) 题型有：1. WRITING TASK 1

WRITING TASK 1You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

1．You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. You have an English-speaking friend who lives in another country. His son has a short vacation before going to college. Write a letter to your friend. In your letter, invite your friend’s son to come to your city introduce some interesting places to visit say something about the weather in the city you live Write at least 150 words.

正确答案：Dear Abdul, Thank you for your letter. I bet you are really proud of your son for getting a place at college in the United States. You mentioned that he was planning to do a little traveling before going there to start his studies. Perhaps I could take this opportunity to invite him here for a short visit. As you know, Beijing has several places of interest. The Summer Palace and the Forbbiden City are lovely examples of Chinese architecture. Since your son intends to study architecture, they are sure to interest him. About an hour outside Beijing, there is the Great Wall, the largest structure made by man. Aside from these places, I’m sure he will like the markets in Beijing, where the bargaining is as hard as in your own country. The weather is rather hot at this time of year, but it sometimes rains, which cools us down a little. Best wishes. David 涉及知识点：写作

2．Some people claim that unpaid community work (e.g. working for a charity; teaching sports to children) should be a compulsory part of the high school curriculum. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

正确答案：The issue of whether unpaid community service should be compulsory for high school students has long been a debate to many. Those in favor of the idea argue that engaging in community work will instill a great sense of community into young minds. They believe that an experience like this will develop leadership, teamwork skills, a good sense of responsibility and other such qualities that students are expected to have in their future life, since high schools are supposed to prepare students for either university or “the real world”. On the other hand, those who hold an opposite opinion argue that forcing young people into such kind of activities may lead to resentment and additional stress in their already busy lives. They also claim that students themselves have the right and capability to make the decision whether, and in what form, they will take part in work like this. However, I believe the main issue here is not about whether unpaid community work will benefit students or not, but if making it compulsory is beneficial. In my opinion, instead of making voluntary work mandatory, parents and teachers should encourage and provide students with opportunities to participate in it. Only in this way can