2010六级考前必背作文10篇(上海交大资料)

Topic 1 will the internet replace universitiesWith the increasing access to the internet and soaring popularity of distance learning, many people begin to choose to study online for diplomas rather than go to universities. An argument accordingly arose, that is, is the internet going to replace universities? From my point of view, universities cannot be replaced by the internet. First, although the existence of the internet has changed the way people read and write made the diversified learning material and methods come true, it is not able to take the place of books and teachers, which are indispensable to higher education. Traditional education in universities will still be in the dominant position. Second, university life is essential for college students to enhance their abilities of communication and social adaptability, besides acquiring knowledge and skills. Last but not least, it is only under the standard university management system that the check and evaluation of students’ achievement can be guaranteed. In conclusion, the internet will not be a rival of universities; instead, it will become a helpful supplement to traditional education. With the internet service, university life will be significantly enriched.Topic 2 Building a factory in a community: Should it will be welcomed or rejected?It is reported that a new factory will be built in our community. This has caused much dispute among the residents. Some people welcome the plan, regarding is as a stimulus for the economy. They say the new factory will provide new jobs for the residents, and it will help improve its infrastructure. However, I agree with the opposite opinion, that is, such a factory should be rejected in the community. To begin with, the factory will certainly bring much pollution to the environment. The machines will cause much noise, and will produce much waste and poisonous gas. All these will affect our health. In addition, with the factory in the area, the community may become less pleasant to live in. We will miss our present peace and quiet that is so valuable these days, and the coming traffic jam will decrease the value of our apartments. In a word, I think the disadvantages of building a factory are far greater than the advantages. All residents in the community should rise to the reject the plan.Topic 3: W ork in the countrysideMany university graduates now volunteer to work in the countryside. It is reported that once hundreds of university graduates competed with one another to work as a village leader in Beijing. Many factors have contributed to this phenomenon. First, with more and more university students graduating each year, the job market competition becomes increasingly fierce, and many graduates cannot find jobs in the cities. Working in the countryside is better than being jobless. Second, the villages that are trying to employ university graduates are generally in the rich areas of the country, which makes working there an attractive choice. Third, some university graduates, being from the countryside, are eager to go back home to contribute to the construction of their hometown. With their knowledge and enthusiasm, they will play an important role in building the new countryside. Personally, I think university graduates should go to work where they are needed most and where they can make full use of their talents. Working in the countryside can be truly an advisable choice.Topic 4: Need we “Never Give up?”When Wallace watched the spider fail six times in spinning a web and succeed at the seventh time, he realized that he should lead his Scottish people to fight against the English invaders for another time, and he, too, succeeded. Whenever we face some difficulties we can always gain strength from the popular saying: “Never give up!”But need we never give up? Apparently there are always goals we can never achieve. However hard we tried, we could not win the top prize in every contest; whatever treatment used, we may fail to lengthen the life of someone beloved. There are always frustrations, and some are just beyond us. It is thus wise to accept the reality, i.e. to give up sometimes. As college students we need the saying “Never give up” to keep us going. But we also need to learn to come to terms with reality. When occasionally I heard news about some college students committing suicide, I said to myself, “If only they had learned to give up!”Topic 5: An Opening Psychological CoursesMany universities and colleges have now decided to open more psychological courses to theirs students. This is totally advisable and has been warmly welcomed. In the first place, psychological courses are in urgent need in colleges and universities. Today’s students are under tremendous pressures. They have economical and academic pressures, and pressures coming from interpersonal relations as well. These pressures may bring them anxiety, depression and despair. Some students even committed suicide for these pressures. The psychological courses may teach them how to deal with pressures, and thus can be very good for the students’ mental health. In the second place, such courses may help students deal with problems in the future and are therefore beneficial to the whole society. The courses teach students how to regulate feelings and emotions in different situations, which can be of great use when they graduate and go to work. As for me, I think it’s a wise idea to open more psychological courses to the students.Topic 6: Should W e Help Strangers?Helping strangers has always been considered a treasured virtue of human kind, not only because we need help from others throughout all our life, but also because it brings us tremendous happiness. However, some consider that helping others can sometimes put us to trouble. Because there are cheats who take advantage of our sympathy, and sometimes we are not able to provide the help needed if we cannot swim, it is dangerous to help someone being drowned. In my opinion, we should still try our best to help strangers. On the one hand, everybody needs help from others. No matter when one travels to other places or stays at home, it is hard to imagine how a man can live without the help of strangers, because nearly everything he uses i s made by others. On the other hand, we take delight in helping others. We feel great joy when we are trusted and needed by others. At the same time, we should also learn to protect ourselves from being harmed.Topic 7: The Postgraduate CrazePresently, there is a so-called “postgraduate craze” in China. Millions of people, most of whom are university students, take part in the yearly postgraduate entrance examination. They do so for different reasons. First of all, the fierce competition in the job market suggests that many university students will be jobless when they graduate. Postgraduate study will not only enable them to stay away from the pressure of the job market for a couple of years, but it can also make them better prepared for their future career. Secondly, more and more people realize the importance of updating their knowledge in the age of information explosion. Many people, though with decent jobs and high incomes, are eager to go back to school and undertake postgraduate studies. Lastly, many people are not satisfied with their present jobs and they hope postgraduate studies will bring them opportunities to improve their social status and living conditions. The postgraduate craze reflects many social problems. I think both the government and all universities must get prepared for its future impact.Topic 8: Should Old People Stay at Home or Be Placed in Nursing Homes?Should old people stay with their children or go to the nursing homes? Some hold that old people should stay at home. For one thing, the young are obliged to repay the care and love they once received from the old. For another, the old may help with some housework and gain a sense of achievement, which is important for their mental and physical health. Finally, when the old live with the young, they may find it easier to catch up with new ideas. By contrast, some argue that old people should be placed in nursing homes, where they can not only have opportunities to communities and have fun with their peers, but also be treated by professional doctors and nurses. Furthermore, with the old staying in nursing homes, the young may have more time and energy to devote to their own careers. In my view, the decision should be made with all factors fully considered. Above all, the opinion of the old should be respected. They themselves should be the ones who make the decision, not the young.Topic 9: A Letter to Apply for a Student LoanDear Sir or Madam:I am a freshman in Peking University majoring in Civil Engineering. I am applying to your bank for a loan of 10,000 yuan. It is hard for me the make the application, but I have to. Last year both my parents were laid off, and to make matters worse, three months ago my mother was discovered to have caught a serious disease. Therefore, I could not get support for my study from my family any more. But I treasure the opportunity to go to college very much, and I have no choice but to ask for your help. If the application is approved, all the money will go to my tuition and fees for the next two years. I guarantee to repay the loan within five years, that is, one year after my graduation. Attached are documents confirming my statements. I would be greatly obliged if my application is granted. Many thanks.Y ours sincerely,Li MingTopic 10: Should a Formal Distance Be Kept Between Students and Teachers?A good interpersonal relationship between teachers and students is vital for successful education. And what is a perfect teacher-student relationship like? Should there be a formal distance between them? The question has aroused much interest. For some, teachers and students should be friends, and there should be little distance between them. The teacher enjoys being treated as a friend by the student, and the student likes confiding in the teacher. Such a relationship is treasured especially by teenagers who are eager to grow up. However, others hold that there should always be a formal distance between the teacher and the student. They argue that only when the teacher keeps a distance from the student can he make fair judgments about all the students and avoid prejudice. In my opinion, the distance between the teacher and the student can best be adjusted according to the specific situation. There is no need to regulate a set distance between the two.。