Should college students be allowed to get married

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Round 0-8 8场循环赛Campus Life13届：a. China abolish English as a compulsory subject in postgraduate entrance examinations.b. China make military training compulsory for all college students.c. All major corporations operating in China should be required to offer student internships.Culture13届：a. THW require study of the traditional style Chinese writing.b. TH opposes the private ownership of artifacts deemed to be national treasures.c. THBT Shanzhai culture is bad for China.Education11届: Mock Round1. THBT China should significantly increase access to university education for Chinese students.2. THBT extra-curricular activities should be required of all Chinese university students.3. THBT each province should be allowed to set its own entrance standards for university admission.13届：a. THW base teachers pay on their students’ performance.b. THW make community service compulsory for all college students.c. THBT Chinese compulsory education should be extended to 12 years未知届：1、This house would establish a global language.2、This house believes that the benefits of CET outweigh the negative effects.3、This house would require compulsory courses on classical Chinese literature for alluniversity students.Food, W ater and Health11届:1. THBT China should subsidize healthful foods.2. THBT the world’s water resources should be subject to private ownership.3. THBT cigarette corporations should be prohibited from sponsoring sport.Economy11届:1. THBT Special economic zones are a desirable way of promoting economic growth.2. THBT China should end tax breaks for foreign companies.3. THBT China should float the yuan.13届：a. TH supports a new international trading currency.b. THB that China should stop buying US debt.c. China should issue consumption vouchers to stimulate the economy.Global climate change/ Environment11届1. THBT economic growth should be more highly valued than environmental protection.2. THBT the cost of pollution clean-up should be borne solely by the polluter.3. THBT international aid should be tied to environmental protection.13届：a. Developed nations should accept global warming refugeesb. Those affected by global climate change should have the right to sue major carbon-emitting nations.C China should cap its carbon emissions.未知届：This house would require compulsory environmental service for all citizensAfrica11届：1. THBT the African Union should be the primary actor in African conflicts.2. THBT foreign intervention is necessary to stop the expansion of violence in the Horn of Africa (North East Africa).3. THBT South Africa should take a more prominent leadership role in African issues.East Asia：12届：1. ASEAN should abandon its Non-Intervention Policy.2. ASEAN+3 should create an Asian Union.3. Australia should be a member of ASEAN.13届：a. Immediate elections are in Thailand best interest.b. ASEAN should expel Myanmarc. Direct negotiations between the US and North Korea are preferable to the Six-Party Talks.Family & Population12届：1．Children of migrant workers should have the same rights to education as local children. 2．Beijing should cancel the Hukou policy.3．China should encourage overseas Chinese to return to China.13届：a. THBT women should be allowed to sell their eggsb. TH would require the father consent for abortions.c. China should legalize marriage between homosexuals.Crime & Punishment13届：a. Criminals sentenced to life imprisonment without parole should be allowed to choose death instead.b. China should establish a national DNA database of all citizens for the purposes of criminal investigations.c. This house would make parents liable for their children crimes.未知届：1、This house would legalize the sale of organs.2、This house would make suicide illegal.3、This house would abolish death penalty.Governing & Government13届：a. THW make one-year military service a qualification for public servants.b. TH would require government officials to make full financial disclosure to the public.c. THW make all NPC representatives full-time, professional legislators.d．China should adopt a 35-hour workweekMedia and Consumerism11届：1. THBT western media have negatively influenced culture.2. THBT increased consumerism has negatively impacted China.3. This House would encourage frugality.Animal Rights未知届：1、This house believes that animal testing cannot be justified.2、This house should establish laws to prevent cruelty to animals.3、This house believes that medical research should go beyond ethics.Food：12届：1. Western-style fast food franchises are harmful to the people of China.2. All food exporting nations should contribute 5% of their net exports to an international food bank.3. The Chinese government should not control the price of rice.The Internet:11届：1. THBT China should provide access to the Internet at no cost for all citizens.2. This House would create a notarization system for real identities on the Internet.3. THBT China should limit the amount of time its youth spend playing on-line games.UN:12届1. No country should have a veto in the UN Security Council.2. India should be given a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.3. The UN should have a standing military force.Holiday:12届1. The May Festival should not have been shortened.2. China should recognize Christmas as an official holiday.3. China should adopt a 35-hour workweek.Transportation:12届1.The price of gasoline should be subject to market forces.2. China should restrict private ownership of automobiles.3. Beijing should ban private automobiles from the city center.Public health:12届1. China should require a certain amount of physical exercise of allable citizens each week.2. China should require an annual physical health examination for allits citizens.3.China should ban smoking in all public places.Olympic11届1. THBT a nation’s best athletes have a duty to represent their country in the Olympic Games.2. THBT the Olympic Games promote unhealthy nationalism.3. THBT the interval between Olympic Games should be shortened.12届1．China should cancel the torch relay to honor the victims of the earthquake.2．Only amateur athletes should be allowed to compete in the Olympic Games.3．The Olympic Games should add debating as an official contest.Outer Space11届1. THBT any and all military use of space should be prohibited.2. THBT the resources of space should be commonly owned by all human beings. +3. THBT China should sponsor a manned mission to Mars.Octofinals: 八分之一决赛未知届:1、This house believes that urbanization helps improve the quality of life.2、This house would restrict the number of private cars in big cities.3、This house believes that cities should tear down old areas to promote urban renewal.11届:Men and Animals1. THBT the use of animals for sport should be abolished.2. THBT China should prohibit the production of animals for their fur.3. THBT China should create standards for the ethical treatment of animals.12届：1，男女是否应该平等。

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四六级英语作文模拟题（一）对立观点型1) Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition of no less than 150 words on the topic Should College Students Be Allowed to Get Married?and base your composition on the following outline.最近国内有些高校允许在校适龄大学生结婚。

对此人们有不同观点。

1．有些人对高校允许学生结婚的做法持肯定态度2．另一些人则反对3．我的观点2) Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition of no less than 150 words on the topic Should College S tudents Be Allowed to Live Off Campus?and base your composition on the following outline.2007年7月，教育部发布消息称，原则上不允许学生自行在校外租房居住。

对此，人们持不同观点，有些人赞成，有些人反对。

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College Students Should Be Allowed to Get_Married or Not

大学生是否应该带手机进入课堂英语作文

大学生是否应该带手机进入课堂英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Should College Kids Bring Their Phones to Class? An Kid's Hot TakeHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 9 years old. My big sister Jessica is in college and she's always looking at her phone, even when she's in her classes! I don't really get why she does that. Isn't she supposed to be listening to the teacher?My mom and dad are always getting on my case about spending too much time on my tablet playing games. They say I need to focus more on my schoolwork. I can kind of see where they're coming from though. Sometimes I get really into my games and I don't pay attention when my teacher is talking. I've missed out on some important stuff that way before. I had no idea what was going on when we started learning about fractions!I think having your phone out in class would be really distracting. There's so many things on phones that could take your attention away from the lesson. You could be texting yourfriends, scrolling through social media, watching videos, or playing games. Heck, I wouldn't be able to resist checking out my favorite YouTuber's latest silly video if I had my phone with me at school. I'd be cracking up instead of learning about long division or the American Revolution.On the other hand, maybe there are some good reasons for college kids to have their phones handy. Jessica uses hers to look things up on the internet when she has a question during her lectures. She says it's better than interrupting the professor to ask about every little thing. Having instant access to information could definitely be helpful for learning.College students are also a lot older and more mature than elementary school kids like me. Maybe they can resist the temptation to mess around on their phones better than I can. Although, from what I've seen with Jessica and her friends, they can get pretty distracted by their phones too!Jessica also uses her phone to record her professors' lectures sometimes. She says it helps her go back and review things she might have missed or didn't fully understand the first time around. Recording lectures does seem studious. As long as she's not just rewatching them to fall asleep after staying up too late binging TV shows...My teachers always make us put our phones and tablets away during class though. Maybe that's the right policy? If you allow phones in the classroom, even in college, it opens up a lot of potential for goofing off instead of learning. Lots of kids (and, let's be honest, adults too) just don't have the self-control to ignore their phones when they have them out. Banning phones altogether takes away the temptation.Then again, part of being in college is learning to be a responsible adult. If professors let their students have phones out but expect them to only use them for legitimate educational purposes, it could be good practice for self-discipline. The real world won't always have such strict rules against having your phone out. College could be a step towards having to manage that personal responsibility on your own.Personally, I'm kind of torn on whether I think it's okay for college kids to use their phones during class. On one hand, the possibility for distractions and goofing off seems really high. Phones are just so attention-grabbing and fun! I know I would definitely have a hard time staying focused if I could pull mine out whenever I wanted at school. The ability to quickly look something up or record the lecture does seem genuinely useful for learning though.In the end, I guess it might come down to the individual student's maturity level and ability to regulate themselves. If a college kid can use their phone exclusively for educational purposes and avoid falling down internet rabbit holes of Reddit and YouTube during class, more power to them. It could be a really valuable tool. But if they're just going to be zoning out and missing important information because they can't stay off social media, maybe it'd be better to leave the phone in their bag.Responsible phone use is something everyone has to work on and develop over time. Maybe colleges could have some general guidelines but let individual professors decide what works best for their particular class and students? Or maybe designate certain "phone breaks" throughout the lecture to let students scratch that phone itch without disrupting the whole period? There's probably some good compromises to be had.Those are just my thoughts as a 9-year-old though! I obviously don't have the life experience and perspective of college students or professors. Heck, I haven't even started middle school yet. I'm sure there's a lot more to consider on this issue that I'm not even aware of at my age. If you're a college student reading this, let me know what you think! Should kidsyour age be able to use your phones in class or not? I'm really curious to hear from you! Thanks for reading my essay!篇2Should College Kids Bring Their Phones to Class?Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. My big sister Jessica just started college and she's always on her phone. Even when she's in class with her professors talking, I see her secretly texting under her desk. I don't really get why she does that. Isn't she supposed to be paying attention?My mom says phones in class are a huge distraction and that Jessica shouldn't be allowed to have hers out during lessons. But my sister says all the cool college kids do it and that she has to check her apps and social media or she'll miss out on important stuff. I'm really confused about this whole thing. Is it OK for college kids to be on their phones in class or not?I asked my teacher Mr. Lawrence about it and he said it's a tricky issue with goo篇3Title: Should University Students Be Allowed to Bring Phones to Class?Hi there! My name is Emma, and I'm a 10-year-old girl in the 5th grade. I know I'm still a kid, but I've been thinking a lot about this whole "phones in class" thing lately. You see, my big brother is in university, and he's always got his phone out during lectures. At first, I thought it was kinda cool that he could do that, but then I started wondering if it's really a good idea.I mean, I get that university students are all grown up and stuff, but doesn't having your phone out in class just lead to distractions? When I'm in school, my teacher is always telling us to put our phones away because they can be really distracting. And I get it – it's so tempting to check your messages or play games when you should be paying attention.But then again, university is different from elementary school, right? The students are older, and they're supposed to be more responsible and better at managing their time and stuff. Plus, there are probably some good reasons why they might need their phones in class, like looking up information or taking notes.Still, I can't help but think that having phones out during lectures is kind of rude. If I was a professor trying to teach a bunch of university students, I think I'd feel a little disrespected if they were all just staring at their phones instead of listening tome. It's like they're saying that their phones are more important than what I'm trying to teach them.On the other hand, maybe I'm just being a judgy kid. Maybe university students really do need their phones for educational purposes, and they're mature enough to use them responsibly. I mean, they're adults (or almost adults), right? They should be able to decide for themselves whether they need their phones or not.But then again, if phones are allowed in class, what's to stop people from just goofing off and not paying attention? I know I'd be tempted to play games or chat with my friends if I had my phone out during a boring lecture. And if everyone's doing that, how is anyone supposed to learn anything?I don't know, it's a tough one. Part of me thinks that university students should just suck it up and put their phones away during class, like we have to do in elementary school. But another part of me thinks that maybe they've earned the right to make their own choices, and if they want to risk being distracted by their phones, that's their decision.Ultimately, I guess it comes down to whether you think university students are responsible enough to use their phones in a way that doesn't interfere with their learning. Personally, I'mnot sure I trust myself to do that, let alone a bunch of grown-ups who are supposed to be way more mature than me.But hey, what do I know? I'm just a kid. Maybe the real solution is to give university students a chance and see how they handle it. If they can't stay focused and keep their phones from being a distraction, then maybe it's time to ban them from class. But if they can prove that they're responsible enough to have their phones out without goofing off, then maybe it's okay to let them do their thing.Either way, I'm just glad I don't have to make that decision. I'll leave it up to the grown-ups to figure out what's best. For now, I'm just going to focus on doing my homework and trying not to get distracted by my own phone. Wish me luck!篇4Should College Kids Bring Their Phones to Class? An Essay by Timmy (Age 9)Hi! My name is Timmy and I'm 9 years old. My teacher Mrs. Robertson asked us to write about whether we think college students should be allowed to have their phones with them during class. I have some thoughts I want to share!First off, I don't have a phone myself since I'm just a kid. But I see my older brother Bobby (he's 16) on his phone a lot. Like, a whole lot. If we're watching a movie together, he'll pause it every five minutes to check his Insta or whatever. It's really annoying! One time, we were supposed to be doing homework together and he spent the whole time texting his friends and looking at memes. Thanks a lot, Bobby!Anyway, from what I can tell, phones are really distracting. There's always notifications going off, new messages to read, games to play, stuff to watch on TikTok or YouTube. If I had a phone in class, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to focus at all on what my teacher was saying. I'd probably just be tapping away under my desk, trying to beat the next level of Candy Crush or chatting with my friends about our kickball game at recess.Plus, having phones out seems like it would be really rude to the teacher. Can you imagine how bad it would look if the professor was giving a lecture and half the kids in the room were just staring at their laps, typing away? That's so disrespectful! If I was teaching a class and my students did that, I'd be so sad and upset. We're supposed to be listening and learning, not goofing off on our phones!Now, I can kinda see why some people might want phones in the classroom. Like, what if there was a family emergency or something? If your mom went into labor during your Econ 101 lecture, it would be good to get that call so you could go be with her. But how often does stuff like that really happen? Probably not too much. And even then, maybe the teacher could allow phones but students just need to put them on silent or vibrate just in case.Also, I guess you could use your phone for taking notes or looking something up really quickly if you got confused during the lecture. That's kinda useful. But again, do you really need your whole phone for that? Couldn't you just bring a notebook? Or a laptop or iPad just for notes, without the games and social media to distract you? I feel like having an entire smartphone out would just lead to too many distractions.One more thing - doesn't having phones out make cheating on tests way too easy? Without phones, if you try to cheat on a test, you'd have to like...write notes on your hand or something. Or maybe sneak a textbook into the bathroom and peek at it in there (not that I've ever done that). But with phones, you could literally just open a group text with all your friends and crowdsource the answers! Or look everything up online in secret!No thanks, I don't want there to be that much temptation when I'm taking a test. I want my grades to be earned fair and square.So in conclusion, I really don't think college students should bring their phones into the classroom. There's just way too much potential for distractions, disruptions, and even cheating. Phones are addicting - I know I sure have a hard time putting mine down when I am allowed to play games! If I was a college kid, I probably wouldn't be able to focus at all on my classes if I had my phone out with me. It would just be too tempting.Instead, I think colleges should have strict policies about leaving phones in bags or dorms during class time. Maybe there could be exceptions for real emergencies. But otherwise, no phones! That way, everyone can concentrate on listening to their professors and taking good notes without a million distractions and temptations. We're in school to learn, after all - not to beat the next level of Wordle!篇5Should Big Kids Bring Their Phone Toys to Class?Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 8 years old. Thegrown-ups asked me to share my thoughts on whether university students, or "big kids" as I like to call them, should beallowed to bring their phones to class. This is a very important topic that even us little kids have strong opinions about!First off, what even are phones? To kids like me, phones are basically just incredible toy machines that can play games, show videos and let you talk to people far away. They are like the best toys ever made! I'm lucky that my parents let me play with their phones sometimes, but they also have strict rules about when I can use them.Speaking of rules, I think big kids at university should also have some phone rules for their classes. Here's my idea - they can bring their phones, but they shouldn't be allowed to play games or watch videos during class time. That just seems rude to me. When my teacher is talking, I have to pay attention or else I'll miss important things. It's the same for big kids too!However, I can understand some situations where big kids might actually need their phones forclass. Like if they have to use a special calculator app for a math problem. Or if they need to look something up really quickly online that's related to what they're learning. As long as they're using their phones for class purposes only, I don't see any problem with that.Another reason big kids should be able to bring phones is for emergencies. If there's a fire or someone gets really hurt, thebig kids can use their phones to quickly call for help. That's really important! My teacher once had to call an ambulance for a kid who fell off the jungle gym, and it's a good thing she had her phone. The ambulance came so fast!At the end of the day though, I think big kids should be trusted. They're practically grown-ups already, so they should know how to be responsible with their phone toys by now. It's just like how grownups are allowed to have their phones at work in case of emergencies. Common sense should rule things.Plus, isn't it better for big kids to have their phones at school rather than have them sneak phones in and hide them in their bags? Or sneak to the bathroom during class just to use their phones? If phones are allowed, they can use them properly when needed and focus the rest of the time.I know this is a tricky issue, but those are just my thoughts asa little kid who loves phone toys but also loves learning at school. Teachers, schools and parents will have to work together to come up with good phone rules. And big kids will need to show they can follow those rules by being responsible phone owners who don't disturb class.So in conclusion - I say let big kids bring their phones, but with some reasonable limits. It's all about balance. And at theend of the day, learning always needs to come first - after all, you can't grow up to get a really cool job playing on your phone all day! But a little phone time can't hurt as long as big kids prove they can handle it.Thanks for reading my essay! I'm off to school now where I'll be putting my own phone toy away for the rest of the day. Maybe I'll get to be a big kid at university someday and have to decide for myself whether to bring my phone to class!篇6Should University Students Be Allowed to Bring Phones to Class?Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. My teacher Mrs. Robinson asked us to write about whether university students should be able to bring their phones into their classrooms. At first I wasn't sure what to think, but after talking to my parents and older sister who is in university, I have some thoughts!First off, what even is a university? My sister Jessica explains it's kind of like a really big school that you go to after high school. Instead of learning basic reading, writing and math, you pick one subject that you really really like and want to study deeply.Jessica is studying economics which has to do with money and businesses. Some of her friends are studying sciences like biology and chemistry. Others are learning about history, literature, art and languages. Pretty cool!At university, you don't have the same teacher all day like we do in elementary school. Jessica has a different professor (that's what they call university teachers) for each of her classes. She might have an economics lecture in the morning, a statistics class after lunch, and a political science seminar in the afternoon. She moves to different rooms for each one instead of staying in the same classroom. Sounds exhausting if you ask me!Okay, now to the big question - should Jessica and her university friends be allowed to use their phones during class? After listening to both sides, I can see arguments for and against it.On the one hand, phones can be really distracting. I know I get antsy in class if I haven't had a chance to play Mind Craft or watch YouTube videos for awhile. It's hard to focus when you keep thinking about checking your phone. If university students are allowed to have their phones out, they might zone out from the professor and miss important information while they're texting friends, checking social media or playing games. That'snot a good use of time, especially with university being so expensive!On top of that, having phones out could be distracting not just for the phone user, but for other students around them. If someone's phone keeps lighting up and making noises, it could pull their classmates' attention away too. And we've all had those moments when someone walking by with their phone out makes you involuntarily look over to see what they're doing! A classroom full of visible phones seems like it could get pretty chaotic.However, I can also see some reasons why allowing phones could be helpful. Thanks to the internet and apps, our phones are powerful learning tools these days. If students need to look something up quickly to understand a concept better, having their phone right there would let them do that easily. They could also potentially use phones to record lectures if they're allowed, instead of frantically taking notes and maybe missing things. Having access to calculators, dictionaries, and other reference apps could be useful too depending on the subject.Additionally, with how busy university students are with classes, jobs, extracurriculars and social lives, they likely need their phones to keep their schedules organized andcommunicate about everything going on. Banning phones altogether could make their lives more stressful if they can't check important messages or make time-sensitive plans during breaks between classes.Ultimately, while I do think phones can be distracting, I lean towards saying they should be allowed but with some rules and limits. Maybe universities could have guidelines like:Phones must be on silent/vibrate mode during class to avoid noise disruptionsPhones should remain out of sight unless being used for specific, allowed purposes like looking things up or taking photos of lecture slidesNo social media, texting, gaming or other recreational phone use during class timeProfessors can ask students to put phones away if they become a distractionThat way, phones are available as learning resources when needed but aren't a constant temptation to slack off. Students would hopefully stay more focused but could also use their phones' capabilities appropriately to enhance their education.Thanks for reading my essay! I'm off to play some kickball now. Catch you later!。

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2022年大学英语6月四级考试真题答案2022年6月大学英语四级考试真题答案Part I Listening Comprehension (30 minutes)Section A1. B) They talked with their thumbs.2. C) By checking social media sites.3. A) The compliment one will do.4. B) They ask friends for opinions.5. A) He is an important player.6. C) They are not allowed in meetings.7. B) Improve their communication skills.8. D) People are less likely to vote for female candidates. Section B9. A) Studying social science.10. B) Write an assignment.11. C) It is repeated several times.12. D) They are commonly used by university students.13. A) They favor hands-on experiences.14. D) It shows them the priority of references.15. B) An appointment with her advisor.Section C16. D) It represents friendship.17. C) Moved by the mountain scenery.18. B) A meteorologist.19. A) He is happier now.20. C) An anti-nuclear demonstration.Part II Reading Comprehension (40 minutes)Passage One21. B) It gives them a chance to be together.22. C) Young people are getting married later.23. C) People can get started with small things.24. D) Progressive steps to building a high-quality marriage. Passage Two25. A) Judgments about people based on appearance.26. D) It turned out to be misleading.27. B) Prejudice can be learned.28. C) Are considered unreliable.Passage Three29. D) The attitude towards sexual harassment is changing.30. C) It is a result of power imbalances.31. B) It involves a high risk of retaliation.32. D) It can undermine academic freedom.Part III Listening and Translation (15 minutes)33. standing in line.34. invest in promotion.35. who made a polite request.36. Used to ask for opinions.37. so that they can be summarized quickly.38. put up with high consumption levels.39. such a valuable reference material.40. intend to quit the company immediately.Part IV Reading Comprehension (25 minutes)41-43 B. C. A44-47 D. G. B. C48-51 D. C. A. B52-55 C. D. A. BPart V Writing (30 minutes)Task 1Directions: Write an essay on the following topic.Should college students be required to take physical education courses? Support your response with specific reasons and examples.Sample Answer:In my opinion, college students should be required to take physical education courses. There are several reasons to support this view.Firstly, physical education courses play a crucial role in promoting students' physical health. In today's society, with the increasing prevalence of sedentary lifestyles and obesity, it is more important than ever for young people to engage in regularphysical activity. By requiring college students to take physical education courses, universities can help instill healthy habits that will benefit students throughout their lives.Secondly, physical education courses can have a positive impact on students' mental health. Exercise has been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, and can improve cognitive function and overall well-being. By engaging in physical activity, students can take a break from their academic studies and focus on their physical and mental well-being.Lastly, physical education courses can help students develop important social skills. Through team sports and group activities, students can learn how to communicate effectively, work together towards a common goal, and develop leadership skills. These skills are essential for success in both academic and professional settings.Overall, the benefits of requiring college students to take physical education courses far outweigh any potential drawbacks. By promoting physical and mental health, as well as social development, universities can help students lead healthier, happier, and more successful lives.Task 2Directions: Write a response in about 200 words to the following question.Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Technology makes people lazier. Support your response with specific examples and explanations.Sample Answer:I partially agree with the statement that technology makes people lazier. While it is true that technology has made certain tasks more convenient and less physically demanding, it has also led to increased productivity and efficiency in many aspects of our lives.On the one hand, technology has made it easier for people to avoid physical exertion. For example, the rise of online shopping and food delivery services means that people no longer have to leave their homes to buy groceries or meals. Additionally, the prevalence of smartphones and other devices has led to a decrease in physical activity, as people spend more time sitting and staring at screens.On the other hand, technology has also provided countless benefits that have improved our quality of life. For instance, advancements in medical technology have led to significantimprovements in healthcare and increased life expectancy. Similarly, technological innovations in communication and transportation have made it easier for people to connect with others and travel long distances in a short amount of time.In conclusion, while technology may contribute to laziness in some aspects of our lives, it also offers numerous advantages that cannot be overlooked. It is important for individuals to strike a balance between utilizing technology for convenience and maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle.。

英语考试作文-Should College Students Be Allowed to Get Married- 应该允许大学生结婚吗？

英语考试作文Should College Students Be Allowed to Get Married? 应该允许大学生结婚吗？Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition of no less than 150 words on the topic “Military Training” and you’re your article on the following outline.1. 有些人赞成学生参加军训2. 有些人反对3. 你的观点Should College Students Be Allowed to Get Married?There is no denying the fact that it is a hotly debated topic today whether college students should be allowed to get married. Some time ago, the ban was lifted by some universities on students getting married. To this people’s attitudes differ sharply. Some hold the positive view. They say that most college students are adults and that it is a basic right for those who have reached the appropriate ages to getmarried. Besides, they argue that with their biological and emotional needs met, these students will study better. // The ban on this means a severe violation of human rights.Many others, however, hold the negative/opposite view. They claim that the university or college is a place to study instead of a community to lead family life. Allowing college students to get married would adversely affect their study. For instance, they would spend too much time attending their family and love, unable to concentrate on their school work.As far as I am concerned,// Weighing the arguments of both sides, I believe that it is OK to allow college students to get married. Anyway, this is their freedom. Actually, we don’t have to worry too much because facts have shown that most college students would choose not to get married in the face of such fierce competition and heavy school work.(或 As far as I am concerned,// Weighing the arguments of both sides, I believe that college students should not be allowed to get married. Though mostly adults, they are actually immature psychologically. Their wishes to get married are, more often than not, impulses. Besides, as students, theyare not ready to support a family financially.应该允许大学生结婚吗？无可否认，这是一个激烈争论的话题是否应该允许大学生结婚。

适合英语演讲的话题

适合英语演讲的话题1. What are the responsibilities of college students?2. True friendship3．How should you prepare for a job interview?4. Learn to walk before you can run5. The difficulties of finding a job after college graduation6. My views on the expansion of college enrollment7. My ideal English teacher8. In life, it is attitude that matters most.9. Who should be responsible for environmental protection?10. Look before you leap.11. Smile and the world smiles with you.12. The importance of recycling13. Is money equal to success?14. China in0 years15. If I had a time machine, …16. Do not put off until tomorrow what you can do today.17. The role of the Internet for college students18. My ideal university19. My views on TV pop shows like “Super Girls”and “Happy Boys”20. Smoking should be banned in public places.21. How to balance study and a part-time job?22. The impact of economic development on the environment23. The role of information technology in China24. Honesty is the best policy.25. Challenges faced by Chinese college students26. It's necessary to say “NO” sometimes.27. A good beginning is half of battle.28. How to avoid campus violence?29. What can we learn today from the Chinese heroes yesterday?30. The effects of TV advertising31. Dreams CAN come true.32. The rich cultural diversity of China33. Yao Ming's influence on Chinese society34. It is better to give than to receive.35. The importance of knowing oneself36. Should college students be allowed to live offcampus?of37. If I were a billionaire, …38. Opportunities often come disguised as hard work.39. If I could start my college life again, …40. Better late than ever.41. My views on blogging42. Do you think it is important to support minority cultures?43. We should pay attention to the mental health of college students?44. Experience is the best teacher.45. If I don't win in this competition, I…46. A person who has influenced my life47. What the world will be like at the end of the1st century.48. How to get along with people from different cultures49. Tourism and the environment50. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.发自内心的东西才会感人.从一件小事说起,透过小事说明一个道理或是抒发一种情感.不喊口号空号.给你选了15个题目,自己想象发挥也行,需要我帮你出点子可来邮件.1. lessons of failure2. Keep swimming3. Value Every Minute4. Why mothers cry5. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow6. The Smile behind The Tear Never, Never Give Up!8. A Mistake I will Never Repeat9. The Power of a Smile10. A Lesson For Life11. The meaning of life12. The greatest pain in life13. The Window14. Nothing to fear15. Beginning today英语公告演讲课程课堂活动教师：蒙巧Task 1 Mid-term testHomework: Task10级各位同学，本学期从第6周开始，每个同学要完成一次英语演讲，作为个人平时成绩。

大学英语作文参考范文

College students in China are mostly required to live on campus, and often have to share small dorms with several roommates. For different reasons, many of them have complaints about the requirement. What is your opinion? Write an essay of about 400 words on the following topic: Should Students Allow Students to Live off Campus?In the following part of your writing you should present your thesis statement, and in the second part you should support the thesis statement with appropriate details. In the last part you should bring what you have written to a natural conclusion or a summary.Marks will be awarded for content, organization, grammar and appropriateness. Failure to follow the above instructions may result in a loss of marks.范文呈现1Should Students be Allowed to Live off Campus? College students in China are mostly required to live on campus, and often have to share small dorms with several roommates. Many of them have complaints about the requirement and would prefer to live off campus. Here comes the question: should universities allow students to live off campus? My answer is positive, for indeed there are several advantages of off-campus living compared with dorm living.The first and most obvious advantage is that off campus living allows more freedom. For example, as off-campus apartments are usually morespacious than dorm rooms, we can enjoy decorating freedom than living in a compared shared dorm. More importantly, we will not have to follow as many rules as living on campus; instead, we can set our own and live the way we want. We can cook our own food, occasionally stay up night reading, hold a small party and invite whoever we would like to when we are in the mood. None of these will be likely to happen if we are confined to a school dorm.Living off campus can also give us more privacy. Living outside college means in many cases having an apartment or at least a room of our own. Thus, we will not hesitate about where to go when we prefer to stay alone; we will not worry about someone eavesdropping when we are having a private conversation; we will not be disturbed when we are revising for an important exam.Therefore, living off campus brings us much more personal space and ensures a life of ease.In addition, living off campus can prepare us for the life after graduation. For one thing, living outside college will help us to be more self-reliant. If we live off campus, we will be in charge of paying bills, shopping grocery, cleaning house and making meals. We will learn gradually how to budge, how to bargain, and how to live on our own. What we get from this experience is a great asset to us in both future work and life. For another, living off campus can promote our time management skills. Since we have to spend relatively more time takingcare of daily chores and traveling to and from campus, we must try to lead a more scheduled and structured lifestyle. In this attempt we will learn to make every minute count.All in all, living off campus not only offers college students more personal freedom and space, but also is a lifestyle to cultivate their independence and practical living skills. Therefore, for students’ sake, universities should allow them to live off campus.▼范文呈现2Should Students be Allowed to Live off Campus? College students in China are mostly required to live on campus, and often have to share small dorms with several roommates. Many of them have complaints about the requirement: some complain abut the lack of personal space and privacy; some feel unhappy with the various dorm living rules; others are worried about roommate conflicts. Then, should universities allow students to live off campus to relieve the dissatisfaction? My reply is negative.On the one hand, living off campus will impose a heavy financial burden on college students. The rent stays high in large cities, ranging from several hundred Yuan to a couple of thousand Yuan for a single room per month. Besides, living outside college costs students a lot of money in unforeseen aspects. Transportation fee is just the beginning. Financial load can also come in the form of extra decorating, repairs andmany other unexpected expenses. Worse still, off-campus students are usually required to sign a lease for at least three months. If students go home or make a long trip during the school holidays, they must either find a sub-leaser or lose big money. Since most college students are still financially dependent on their parents, they should not be allowed to enjoy the luxury of living off campus.On the other hand, despite its defects, living on campus can greatly benefit college students in two important ways. First, it offers more convenience to students than living off campus. Campus residents are closer to classes, the library, and other resources which are essential to college studies. Thanks to the convenience, students are able to spend more time on their studies at a moderate pace, while off-campus students may often have to race against the clock. Studies reveal that students living in residence halls are more likely to achieve a higher grade point average than those who live off campus. The other benefit is living on campus allows students to interact more with others. It is advantageous especially to freshmen. When they are away from home, it gives them opportunity to get to know each other and make new friends. College dwellers are also more “plugged in” to the campus community as they can communicate with their peers and pals conveniently and attend campus events with more ease. And this is not yet the whole story. Studies show that students living on campus are more likely to have apositive self-image, with enhanced self-confidence and better communication skills.To sum up, although at the expense of privacy and space, living on campus is beneficial in the aspects of saving money and time, achieving better academic results and forming a more sociable and confident personage. Hence, I insist that universities should not allow students to live off campus.▼范文赏析两篇范文观点相反，论述角度各异。

历届“外研社”辩题汇总

历届“外研社”辩题汇总第一届a.Advertising plays a negative role in our society.b.Examinations do more harm than good.第二届a. Part-time jobs do more good than harm to the university students.b. The younger generation knows better than their parents.第三届a.The hukou policy is still relevant in China.b.The cigarette industry brings more advantages than disadvantages to China.第四届a.It’s more important to support the strong/weak.b.Environmental protection is more important than economic development in China.第五届/doc/2910694129.html,rmation technology d ominates rather than facilitates people’s lives.b.The cloning of human beings should be banned by law.c.The opportunity cost of attending graduate school is too high for college students.第六届a.Private educational institutions should be encouraged in China.b.The benefits of commercialization of sport outweigh the negative effects.c.Tradition inevitably gives way to modernization.第七届a.Urbanization Helps Improve the Quality of Livingb.Hardship Experience Is Necessary for Young Students to Mature第八届半决赛：a.College students should be allowed to cohabit.b.Modernization makes society more vulnerable.总决赛：Nationalism is a positive sentiment.第九届1/8决赛：This house believes in a mandatory retirement age.半决赛：a.Charity should begin at home.b.Overseas returnees should have preferential access to employment .决赛：Honesty is the best policy.第十届1/8决赛：a.This house believes that urbanization helps improve the quality of life.b.This house would restrict the number of private cars in big cities.c.This house believes that cities should tear down old areas to promote urban renewal.a.This house would pay civil servant high salaries to fight corruption.b.This house believes that public has the right to know when in crisis.c.This house would censor the internet.Semi-finals:a.This house supports luxurious consumption.b.This house would abolish Women’s Day.Grand Final:This house believes that advertisement is a curse rather than a blessing.第十一届1/16决赛：a.THBT the use of animals for sport should be abolished.b.THBT China should prohibit the production of animals for their fur.c.THBT China should create standards for the ethical treatment of animals.1/8决赛:a.THBT China should protect its local film industry.b.THBT advertising during children's tv programming should be prohibited.c.THBT all tv stations should be required to dedicate a portion of their broadcast to public serviceprogramming.决赛：THBT China should establish English as an official language.第十二届循环赛：Round 1a.China should cancel the torch relay to victims of the earthquake.b.Only amateur athletes should be allowed to compete in the Olympic Games.c.The Olympic Games should add debating as an official contest.Round 2a.China should require a certain amount of physical exercise of all able citizens each week.b.China should require an annual physical health examination for all its citizens.c.China should ban smoking in all public places.Round 3Children of migrant workers should have the same rights to education as local children. 2. Beijing should cancel the Hukou policy. 3. China should encourage overseas Chinese to return to China.Round 4a. The price of gasoline should be subject to market forces.b. China should restrict private ownership of automobiles.c. Beijing should ban private automobiles from the city center.Round 5a. The May Festival should not have been shortened.b. China should recognize Christmas as an official holiday.c. China should adopt a 35-hour workweek.a. No country should have a veto in the UN Security Council.b. India should be given a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.c. The UN should have a standing military force.Round 7a. ASEAN should abandon its Non-Intervention Policy.b. ASEAN+3 should create an Asian Union.c. Australia should be a member of ASEAN.Round 8a. Western-style fast food franchises are harmful to the people of China.b. All food exporting nations should contribute 5% of their net exports to an international food bank.c. The Chinese government should not control the price of rice.1/8决赛：a. China universities should allow mixed-gender dormitoriesb. China should grant women one year of paid maternity leave.c. 中国应该在全国人民代表大会上增至25％的妇女席位。

英语作文范文(College Students Should Be Allowed to Get Married) or Not

College Students Should Be Allowed to Get MarriedIn accordance with a newly revised regulation for student record management by relevant authorities, Chinese college students are now allowed to get married whilst they are still at college if they choose to do so. However, many institutions of higher learning still stick to their traditional rules—“No Marriage on Campus”，which reflects their lack of open-mindedness. Personally I am in support of the new regulation concerning the legal rights of college students.The 1980 Marriage Law stipulates that no organization or individual is allowed to interfere in people’s right to marry, and the current management provision, which prohibits college students from getting married, is obviously not in line with the Marriage Law. Of course, the new regulation does not encourage college students to get married during their college days, but lifts a 50-year ban on college students getting married. Many students and scholars, especially legal professionals, have hailed the new rule, saying that it gives back to the students a right they should have possessed. Of course, the majority of undergraduates and postgraduates may choose not to exercise this right, believing that degree weighs more than wedding ring.At present, the debate over this issue goes on in many universities.I hold that this is a good phenomenon, which shows that our society has become more tolerant and an increasing number of people have come to realize that fundamental human rights should be respected and protected. And this is critical to the building of a harmonious society in this country. (252)College Students Should Not Be Allowed to Get MarriedAlthough a circular issued by the Ministry of Education states that China will lift the restrictions o n college students’ marriage, many people, including most parents of college students, think that college students should not be allowed to get married. They do not mean to deny college students the right to get married, but worry about the problems which lie ahead if college students choose to exercise the right.There is no doubt that college students should concentrate on their studies, which include a sound mastery of essential subjects and development of problem-solving skills, personal responsibility, right political and cultural values, etc. College students are not independent financially, and the majority of them still rely on the support from their parents and even the living allowance of the government. Marriage and childbearing are big distractions, and they are neither psychologically nor financially prepared to begin a family before they graduate and secure a permanent job.So, in my opinion, marriage is too big a decision for college students to risk without careful thought. I admit that marriage is their right, but they had better make full use of their “golden time” at college, and I believe that more sweet fruits will await them in the future. (205)。

college students should be allowed to get married

Advantages of marriage during college
• Some people say college students get married during college, they will benefit a lot. Firstly two people can teach and learn from each other, and make progress together in the future. Secondly, they can share their resources, do not need repeat purchase of some books and necessities. • Marriage is a matter of time, and it's a wonderful thing. During the study period, as long as the children do not have a child, they can focus on the study.
Family relationship
Marriage means the union of two persons. They are supposed to not only live with each other for the rest of their lives, but also share many things such as their personal properties. If the decision of a marriage is immature, many problems can arise which will lead to divorce.

英语辩论Should college students be allowed to live off campus？

Should college students be allowed to live off campus? Today, the topic of our debate isShould college students be allowed to live off campus?利：1.正：现在有越来越多的学生选择在校外住宿，我们认为在校外住宿有很多好处，比如住在校外私人空间多，可以自由安排时间学习，做自己喜欢的事。

1反：.但是我方反对住在校外，因为住在校外存在一些问题，比如我们不能及时接收到学校的重要通知，并且缺少了与同学的交流。

所以我认为还是应该住在学校。

But we hold the viewpoint that students shouldn't be allowed to live off campus.Because we have seen many reports about the students who live outside the campus, when they live outside alone, they have to face a large number of difficult things and even dangers. For example, if students live off campus, they will lack communication chances with their classmates and can't receive some important notices from school in time. Besides, there exist some dangers. Due to the reasons above, off-campus accommodation shouldn't be allowed.2.正：住在校外并不会缺少与同学的交流，因为我们每天都会和同学们一起上课，所以我们还是认为住在校外更好，它可以使我们的生活更加丰富，比如可以自己做喜欢的饭菜，举办聚会等。

Should College Students Be Allowed to Get Married

Should College Students Be Allowed to Get MarriedIn this day and age, more and more people hold the view that college students should be allowed to get married before graduation. However, some others argue that it's inappropriate to get married in their college times. I second the latter opinion. The reasons, which account for the view, can be listed as follows.To begin with, the college is a place where offer us to study instead of a community to lead a family life. If college students are allowed to get married, they would spend more on family and their beloved ones. On account of this, they will lack time and energy to study. In addition, most of the students are not independent of their parents. The marriage of the college period may put a heavier burden on their parents. Last but not least, it may bring about more barrier to the university as for the management.As what I stated above, there are a lot of disadvantages for allowing college students to get married before graduation. It is necessary and essential for a couple to have adequate time and steady financial basis to lead a happy life. All in all, only in the suitable time rather than during university, I think, can a person get married.。

英语六级作文题目及范文汇总

Others, however, hold the opposite view. They say that a short period of training as students are having now cannot work well in building up their bodies or strengthen their will. Instead, we should lay emphasis on their daily exercise and activities for such purpose. What’s more, a sudden increase of intense physical exercise, especially during summer, does harm to students’ health and may even cause deaths. What happened in the past years has proved this.
Weighing the pros and cons of these arguments, I am inclined to agree with the former point of view. Military training is not only a means to strengthen student’s physique and willpower, but also an effective way to enhance their sense of national defense and foster their patriotism. Though some deaths happened during the training, we should not give up eating for fear of choking. Besides, the deaths are perfect evidence that students need more such training. Of course, measures should be taken to ensure that the least harm is done to the trainees.

大学生在课堂上应该使用手机的英语作文

大学生在课堂上应该使用手机的英语作文College students using cell phones in class has always been a controversial topic. Some people argue that cell phones are distractions and should be prohibited in classrooms, while others believe that cell phones can be useful tools for learning. In my opinion, I think college students should be allowed to use cell phones in class, but with restrictions and guidelines in place.First of all, cell phones can be beneficial for students in various ways. They can be used to access important information quickly, take notes, set reminders, and even collaborate with classmates on group projects. Students can also use educational apps and online resources to enhance their learning experience. For example, students can use language learning apps to practice vocabulary or watch educational videos to better understand complex concepts.Moreover, cell phones can also be used as a communication tool in emergencies. In case of an emergency on campus or with a family member, students can quickly get in touch with authorities or loved ones using their cell phones. This can provide a sense of security and peace of mind for students and their families.However, the use of cell phones in class should be regulated to prevent distractions and disruptions. Students should be encouraged to use their phones responsibly and only for educational purposes when necessary. Teachers can set clear guidelines and expectations for cell phone use in class, such as requiring phones to be on silent mode, only allowing phone use for specific tasks, and prohibiting social media or personal texting during lectures.Furthermore, teachers can also incorporate cell phones into their lesson plans to engage students and make learning more interactive. For example, teachers can use online polling apps to gather student opinions or quiz students in real-time. This can promote student participation and engagement in the classroom.In conclusion, I believe that college students should be allowed to use cell phones in class, but with restrictions and guidelines in place. Cell phones can be valuable tools for learning and communication, but students should use them responsibly and respectfully. By establishing clear expectations for cell phone use in class, teachers can create a positive learning environment where students can benefit from the educational advantages of cell phones.。

以大学生有必要做兼职吗为题写一篇英语作文

以大学生有必要做兼职吗为题写一篇英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Is It Necessary for Big Kids to Have a Little Job?Hi there! My name is Timmy, and I'm 8 years old. My big sister Jenny is in college, and she has a part-time job at the mall. I'm not entirely sure what that means, but I know it has something to do with working and earning money. The other day, I overheard my parents talking about whether or not it's a good idea for college students like Jenny to have a little job while they're still in school. It sounded like a pretty big deal, so I thought I'd share my thoughts on the matter!First of all, I think it's really cool that big kids like Jenny can have jobs. When I grow up, I want to be a firefighter or maybe an astronaut, and I know I'll need to work hard to make that happen. Having a little job while you're still in school seems like great practice for the future. It teaches you important things like responsibility, time management, and how to interact with grown-ups in a professional setting.However, I can also see why some people might think that having a job could be too much for a college student. School is already a lot of work, with classes, homework, and all those big projects they have to do. If you add a job on top of that, it might be really stressful and overwhelming. I know I get pretty tired after a long day at school, and I can't imagine having to go to work after that!Another thing to consider is money. My parents are always talking about how expensive college is, and how they have to save up a lot to pay for tuition, books, and everything else. Having a little job could help college students earn some extra money to pay for those things, which would be really helpful. But then again, if they're working too much, it might take away time from their studies, and they might not do as well in their classes.Personally, I think it's a good idea for big kids to have a little job while they're in college, but only if they're really good at managing their time and don't let it interfere with their schoolwork. It's all about finding the right balance. Maybe they could work just a few hours a week, or only on weekends when they don't have as much homework. That way, they can get the benefits of having a job, like earning money and learning responsibility, without getting too overwhelmed.I also think it's important for college students to choose a job that they actually enjoy and find interesting. If they're just working at a boring job they hate, it might make them really unhappy and stressed out. But if they can find something that's fun and related to their interests or future career goals, it could be a really great experience!At the end of the day, I think it's up to each individual college student to decide whether or not they want to have a little job. Some people might thrive with the extra responsibility and income, while others might find it too much to handle on top of their studies. As long as they're being smart and responsible about it, and not letting it negatively impact their education, I don't see any problem with big kids having a little job.Who knows, maybe one day I'll be a college student myself, and I'll have to make this decision! But for now, I'm just going to focus on being a kid, playing with my friends, and trying my best in school. That's more than enough work for an 8-year-old like me!篇2Should University Students Have Part-Time Jobs? An Essay by a Little StudentHi everyone! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. My big sister Jessica is in university and she has a part-time job at the mall. Some of my friends think it's weird that a university student would have a job when they should just focus on their studies. Others think it's really cool and responsible of her to work while in school. I'm not sure what to think, so I asked my teacher to let me write an essay about it!First, let me tell you what a university is. It's like a really big school that you go to after high school if you want to get an extra extra education. You can study really hard subjects like rocket science, brain surgery, or dinosaur bone dusting. My sister Jessica is studying marketing, which is about coming up with fun ways to get people to buy things. Sounds kinds of sneaky if you ask me!Anyway, a part-time job is when you work at a job but only for a little bit each week instead of full-time. Jessica works at the mall's pretzel place from 5pm to 9pm a few nights a week. That's about 16 hours per week, which still leaves her lots of time for classes, studying, goofing off with friends, etc. A full-time job is when you work for almost the whole day, like 35-40 hours perweek! I don't think any university students should have full-time jobs because that would be too much on their plate.So should university students be allowed to have part-time jobs during the school year? In my opinion, I think they should be allowed to, but I can understand some of the arguments against it. Let me lay out some of the pros and cons:Pros of Having a Part-Time Job:Make money! Going to university is crazy expensive with all the tuition, textbooks, pizza pockets, etc. Having a part-time job can help students earn money to payfor stuff instead of relying totally on student loans and money from parents. Jessica makes around 400 per month after taxes, which can really help her out.Learn responsibility. Having a job teaches you to show up on time, follow instructions, be respectful to customers/coworkers, and manage your time. These are important skills students should learn before becoming adults.Gain work experience. Many students have a hard time getting hired for internships or full-time jobs after university because they don't have any work experience yet. A part-time job looks good on your resume!Explore career options. If you're unsure what career you want after university, a part-time job can let you test out different fields. Maybe you'll discover a passion for making pretzels!Cons of Having a Part-Time Job:Less time for studies. Working 15-20 hours per week could mean less time for classes, homework, studying for tests, etc. This could cause your grades to suffer.Increased stress. Going to university is already really stressful with difficult classes and being on your own for the first time. Adding the pressures of a job could make students feel overwhelmed.Less time for activities. With work and school, students might miss out on important university experiences like clubs, sports, parties, or just relaxing with friends.Distracting job. If the part-time job is too demanding or at times that conflict with important classes/exams, it could prevent students from performing their best.Those are some of the biggest pros and cons as I see them. Ultimately, I think responsible students should be allowed tohave part-time jobs, but they have to be smart about it. Here are some tips:Don't work too many hours, maybe 12-15 per week maximum.Get a job with a flexible schedule that works around your classes.Look for jobs on-campus or close to campus to avoid excessive commuting.Make sure you leave enough time to get sufficient sleep, study, and have a little fun!If your grades start slipping, cut back on work or quit until you get it figured out.My sister Jessica has been really good about being a responsible worker and student. She gets most of her homework and studying done right after classes. Then she goes to work the closing shift a few nights per week. On weekends, she'll pick up an extra shift or two. She seems to really enjoy having a job and making her own money. It helps teach her to be an adult!At the end of the day, getting an education should definitely be the top priority for university students. But in my opinion, having a part-time job can be a very positive experience as longas it's done in moderation. It teaches important life skills, allows you to earn money, and still leaves time for what matters most - learning! What do you guys think? Let me know!Thanks for reading my essay! I'm going to go practice my kickball skills before tonight's big game. Byeeeeeeee!篇3Should College Kids Work Part-Time Jobs? An Essay by a Little KidHi everyone! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. My teacher Miss Martin asked us to write about whether we think college students should get part-time jobs while they are studying. At first I was like "Huh? What's a part-time job?" But then my older brother Jake explained it to me. He's in college and he works a few hours a week at the grocery store to make some extra money.I think it's a good idea for college kids to work part-time jobs. Here's why:Money! Going to college these days is really expensive. My parents are always complaining about how much they have to pay for Jake's tuition and textbooks and housing. With apart-time job, he can pitch in and help pay some of those costs instead of my parents covering everything. Jake says the money he earns allows him to go out with friends sometimes and buy video games without feeling too guilty about asking our parents for more cash.Work experience. This one seems really important to me. By working a job, even just part-time, college kids get exposed to the real working world. They learn skills like showing up on time, talking to customers or coworkers properly, and doing tasks the right way. Jake says his job has taught him patience, multitasking, and communicating clearly. Those are good talents to have for after college when you need to get hired for career jobs. I think kids who just go to class and don't work miss out on building those crucial people skills.Time management. If you have classes, studying, extracurricular activities, and a part-time job, you HAVE to get really good at managing your time wisely. There just aren't enough hours in the day to procrastinate or slack off. My brother has shared his crazy schedule with me before - he's juggling so much stuff! But he says it has helped him stop feeling so distracted and really focus when he needs to. Grown-ups have tobalance a million things too, so a job gives you great practice for that.Independence. My mom is always saying she wants Jake and I to become "independent and self-sufficient" when we're older. I think that means being able to take care of ourselves without our parents' help. Having a part-time job and earning your own money is a big step towards that independence. Plus you get to be your own boss and make your own decisions at work (as long as you listen to your managers too). You can't just go running to mom or dad anymore when things get tough. My brother says his job has really boosted his confidence and decision-making abilities.Those are the main reasons why I believe it's a good idea for college students to work part-time jobs while also studying. It teaches them so many important life skills!However, I can see some downsides too. The biggest one is that juggling classes, homework, activities, a job, and hopefully a social life is HARD! You can get extremely stressed out and overwhelmed trying to fit everything in. If you're working too many hours, it could start impacting your school performance too. I've seen my brother stay up late many nights catching up on assignments because his job took up a lot of his daytimehours. That's not only unhealthy, but may mean he's not able to give 100% to his studies.Another thing to consider is losing out on the "full" college experience. If you're working all the time, you might miss events, clubs, sports, or just hanging out time with friends. My brother said he had to quit the tennis team because he no longer had time to attend practices and matches. That was disappointing for him. Some kids' parents can afford to fully fund all their college costs, so they have the luxury of not needing a job and being able to really immerse themselves in the lifestyle.Still, my opinion is that the pros of having a part-time job outweigh the cons for most college students. As long as you can handle the workload in a balanced way, you're developing skills and earning money that will majorly pay off down the road. Of course, no job is worth totally sacrificing your health or getting severely failing grades. You have to be smart about how much you take on.My career dreams for the future? Professional dinosaur hunter or video game designer! Maybe I'll need a part-time job in college to prepare for those awesome careers. For now though, I'm happy being a professional kid - my job is just playing,having fun, and getting good grades. The working world can wait a little longer!What did you think of my essay? I worked really hard using lots of examples and details like Miss Martin taught us. Let me know if you agree or disagree about college jobs! I'll be a future college kid before I know it!篇4Is It Really Necessary for Big Kids in College to Have aPart-Time Job?Hi there! My name is Timmy, and I'm a 3rd grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today, my teacher Mrs. Johnson asked us to write an essay about whether or not college students should have part-time jobs. At first, I was like, "College? What's that?" But then my big sister Emily, who's a freshman at State University, explained it to me. She said college is like a really big school where you go after you finish high school.Emily also told me that a lot of her friends have part-time jobs. Like, they work at restaurants, stores, or doing stuff on their computers. And you know what? I think it's totally okay for college kids to have jobs like that! Let me tell you why.First of all, having a part-time job can teach big kids like Emily and her friends to be more responsible. When you have a job, you have to show up on time, do what your boss tells you, and work hard. That's really important because it gets you ready for when you're a grown-up and have a real job. My dad always says that being responsible is one of the most important things in life.Another reason why college kids should have part-time jobs is that it helps them make their own money. I know that going to college costs a whole lot of money, so having a job can help pay for things like books, food, and maybe even rent if you liveoff-campus. Emily told me that some of her friends use their job money to pay back their student loans, which are like really big debts you have to pay after you graduate.Plus, having a part-time job can teach big kids valuable skills that they can use later on. Like, if you work at a restaurant, you learn how to be a good server and take care of customers. Or if you work at a store, you learn how to use the cash register and help people find what they're looking for. Those are skills that can come in handy no matter what kind of job you end up having when you're older.But you know what? I can also see why some people might think that college kids shouldn't have part-time jobs. For one thing, college is already really hard work. You have to go to classes, do a bunch of homework and projects, and study for exams. Adding a job on top of all that could be really stressful and overwhelming.Another reason why some people might not want college kids to have jobs is that it could take away from their ability to get involved in other activities on campus. Emily told me that there are all sorts of clubs, sports teams, and organizations at her school, and being part of those things can help you make friends and learn new skills. If you're working a lot of hours at a job, you might not have time for that stuff.And finally, some people might think that having a part-time job could distract college kids from their main goal, which is to get good grades and eventually get a degree. If you're spending too much time at work, you might start slacking off in your classes, which could hurt your chances of graduating or getting into a good graduate program.So those are some of the pros and cons of college kids having part-time jobs. Personally, I think it's a good idea, but only if you're really good at managing your time and not lettingyour job get in the way of your schoolwork. Emily seems to be doing okay with it so far, but she did say that it can be tough sometimes.At the end of the day, I think it's up to each individual college student to decide whether or not they want to have a part-time job. Some people might be able to handle it no problem, while others might find it too stressful or distracting. But no matter what, I think it's important for big kids like Emily to learn how to be responsible and make their own money, even if it's just a little bit.Well, that's my essay on college kids and part-time jobs! I hope I did a good job explaining the pros and cons in a way that makes sense to other elementary school kids like me. If you're a college student reading this, let me know what you think! Do you have a part-time job? Is it hard to balance work and school? I'd love to hear your thoughts!Okay, gotta run – my mom is calling me for dinner. Catch you later!篇5Is It Really Necessary For College Kids To Have A Part-Time Job? An Essay By A 3rd GraderHi everyone! My name is Jamie and I'm 9 years old. I'm in 3rd grade and I really like learning about big kid stuff like what college students do. My big sister Jessica is in college and she has a part-time job working at the mall. I'm not totally sure why she has to work while going to school, so I asked her to explain it to me.Jessica said that having a part-time job in college is really common and even kind of necessary for a lot of students. The biggest reason is to make money to help pay for all their expenses. College is super expensive, even if you get financial aid or scholarships. There are still a ton of costs like housing, food, books, supplies, transportation and everything else. Unless your parents are really rich, it's almost impossible to make it through college without having some extra money coming in.That's where a part-time job comes in! Jessica works about 20 hours per week at the mall, mostly on weekends. She makes minimum wage, which isn't a lot, but it gives her enough to pay her rent, buy groceries, and have a little left over for fun stuff. She says if she didn't have her job, she wouldn't be able to afford to stay in college.Some of Jessica's friends have part-time jobs for the same reasons - to help pay bills and avoid going too far into debt withstudent loans. But Jessica also mentioned some other good reasons for working while in college:It helps you learn important life skills like time management, responsibility, dealing with people, and getting work experience. Balancing a job with classes and studying isn't easy, so it forces you to really stay organized and use your time wisely. You also learn what it's like to have a real job - showing up on time, doing tasks you're supposed to, taking directions from a boss. That kind of experience can help a ton after graduation when you're looking for a career job.Having a job also exposes you to the real world beyond just being a student. You get to interact with co-workers, customers, managers and learn how to communicate and get along with all kinds of people. It's great practice for the future when you'll be working full-time.Another big advantage of working in college is that it allows you to explore different potential career paths and interests through your jobs. For example, if you're thinking you might want to be a teacher, you could get a part-time job tutoring or working at an after-school program. If you're interested in business, you could work at a retail store and get experience in customer service, sales, stock management and so on. It's aneasy way to try out different fields without fully committing to them.There's also the opportunity cost of not being able to get as involved in other college activities, clubs, internships, research projects or social life. If all your free time is spent working, you might miss out on some key experiences and resume-building opportunities.Jessica says she sometimes feels like she's missing out on the "classic" college experience by spending so much time at her job instead of hanging out with friends, going to parties, events, etc. It's kind of like a trade off - you get the money and work experience from your job, but you have to sacrifice some of the traditional fun of college life.So those are some of the main pros and cons from what my sister explained to me. Personally, I think having a part-time job as a college student is probably a really good idea for most people. The money you can earn is super helpful for paying bills and avoiding huge debt. And you get valuable work experience and life skills that will make you a stronger job candidate after graduating.As long as you're careful to not take on too many work hours and you stay focused on your classes, I think the positivesoutweigh the negatives. College seems really expensive and difficult, so having a part-time job sounds like a smart way to make things a little easier and more affordable. I just hope I can get into a good college someday and find a fun part-time job to help me out!Well, that's my 9-year-old perspective on the whole "should college students work?" question. Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions! I'd be happy to write more about what I think. Thanks for reading my essay!篇6Do College Students Need to Have a Part-time Job?Hi there! My name is Timmy, and I'm in the fifth grade. Today, I want to share my thoughts on whether college students should have a part-time job or not. It's a big question, and I'm sure a lot of grown-ups have different opinions about it. But hey, even us kids can have some wise words to say sometimes, right?First of all, let's talk about why some college students might want to get a part-time job. I think one of the biggest reasons is to make some extra money. College can be really expensive, with tuition fees, books, and all that other stuff. Having a job on the side can help students pay for those things and avoid gettinginto too much debt. Plus, a little spending money never hurts, you know? They can save up for fun things like video games, movies, or a cool new bike.Another reason why college students might want a part-time job is to gain some work experience. I know, I know, it might seem like a long way off for them to start thinking about careers and stuff. But the truth is, having a job while you're in college can teach you a lot of valuable skills that will come in handy later on. Things like time management, customer service, teamwork, and responsibility. Those are all super important in the grown-up world.But let's not forget that being a college student is already a lot of work! They have to go to classes, study for exams, write papers, and all sorts of other stuff. Sometimes, it can be really overwhelming. That's why some people think that having apart-time job on top of all that might be too much for college students to handle.Imagine if you had to go to school all day, then come home and do hours of homework, and then go to a job for a few more hours. Phew! Just thinking about it makes me tired. It's a lot of pressure and stress to deal with, especially for young adults who are still figuring out how to balance everything in their lives.Another thing to consider is that college is supposed to be a time for learning, growing, and exploring new things. If you're spending all your time working and studying, when do you get a chance to join clubs, make new friends, or just have fun and be a kid (or, in their case, a young adult)?Personally, I think whether or not a college student should get a part-time job really depends on the individual. Some people are super organized and can handle a lot of responsibility. For them, a part-time job might be a great way to make some extra money and gain valuable experience. But for others, it might just be too much on their plate, and they might end up feeling overwhelmed and stressed out.If I were a college student, I think I would try to find a balance. Maybe work a few hours a week, but not too much that it interferes with my studies or my social life. Or maybe I would work during the summer or winter breaks when I have more free time. That way, I can still have fun and enjoy the college experience, but also make a little money on the side.At the end of the day, it's a personal decision that each college student has to make for themselves. There are pros and cons to having a part-time job, and it really depends on your individual circumstances, priorities, and abilities.But hey, that's just my two cents as a fifth-grader. I'm sure the grown-ups out there have much more insightful things to say on the topic. Either way, I hope this essay has given you a different perspective to think about!。

托福英语口语范文学生宿舍养宠物应不应该

托福英语口语范文学生宿舍养宠物应不应该引言：对于正为熬夜备战的小伙伴们来说，攻下口语大关。

接下来根据话题内容给大家分享一些托福范文。

Task 1College students should be allowed to keep pets in their dormitories. What do you think? Please include specific reasons and details in your explanation.The school allows students to keep pets in their dorms. Do you think it is good or not?学生宿舍养宠物应不应该?1. 独立问题一定要根据自己的主观感受和经历来分析答题，不要纠结哪种可能更加好说。

如果你自身很喜欢小动物，觉得他们很可爱，是一种陪伴，给宿舍带来温馨和欢乐，自己也有一直陪伴的宠物，如果上学离开它会很难过，自然会选择同意。

2. 但有些人会觉得，有动物就需要有人清扫卫生，宿舍会有味道，会有些脏有些吵，所以并不希望宿舍中有动物，这样也是可以有很多细节和例子的。

Do you think college students should be allowed to keep pets in their dorm?I would no pets should be allowed in campus dorms, cuz dorm is supposed to be a quiet place, where students can get some rest from whole day's study, and pets are generally very messy and noisy, and some people are allergic to them.Additionally, going to college costs a lot and one should prioritize their role as a student and maintain a high GPA, everything else es after that, I would suggest studentsshould leave the animals home, and I think it is kind of fair to pets, cuz college are busy, one does not have enough timeto be with the pets.Sample:I don’t think students should be allowed to keep pets in the dormitories. It is true that pets can bring us a lot ofjoy and happiness, but dorms are not the appropriate place to raise pets. A cat or a dog can just mess up the dorm within a minute. Like my roommate Belle used to keep a cat in our dorm, it often made some noises at night and we all have trouble falling asleep. Also, it is smelly, sometimes when I e back from classes. I had to open the doors and windows for a long time to get rid of the bad smell. What’s more, the primaryjob for a college student is study. Keeping pets will take up too much time and effort.模板,内容仅供参考。

4.shouldcollegestudentsbeallowtoliveoffcampus

4.Should College Students Live on Campus or off Campus?Sample-1:As adults, college students are responsible individuals capable of sensible and independent judgments and decisions. Living on or off campus is really a matter of personal choice and different students can make their decisions that best accord with their individual needs.In most countries in the world, such an issue has never been a dispute or controversy. Students have the implicit freedom to make their choices based on their preferences. In China, a university is largely amicro-society where dormitories are provided for all matriculated students. Additionally, as an Oriental nation, China has conservative moral standards against pre-marital sex, especially for college students. Therefore, it is taken for granted college students should live on campus.However, things have been changing dramatically. As many Chinese families become financially well-off, they can afford their sons and daughters better-equipped apartments off campus. In the rented accommodation, a student enjoys greater personal freedom—a more tranquil environment in which they can concentrate on their studies and greater privacy with which they can associate with their friends, including their boyfriends or girlfriends. Those are all unalienable human rights guaranteed by the Constitution. As long as those students behave within legal boundaries and their off-campus life does not affect their academic performance as students, there is no reason why college students should not live off campus.However, living off campus does pose problems. A student living alone off campus may incur greater personal risks. With less time to mix with classmates, he or she will be less competent as a team player. Having to spend much time traveling to the campus, the student will have serious challenges to be punctual for classes. Finally, without their independent income, most students will certainly increase financial burdens on their parents. Therefore, any students with serious intentions to live off campus should really have serious thoughts about those issues before they actually make their choices.Sample-2:In recent years, a growing trend has been for college students to live off campus. The reasons given are diverse, ranging from more time for students to concentrate on their studies to greater personal freedom and privacy. However, many are merely pretexts and living off campus definitely does more harm than good.A student committed to academic excellence can always find sufficient time to focus on their studies. Vacant classrooms and reading rooms in the library never fail to offer a perfect environment for self-study after classes. Too many students who rent a room off campus don’t focus on studies at all. Instead, they simply go shopping or play computer games. Having a room of one’s own so that one can better focus on one’s studies is simply a lie.Many students rent rooms off campus under the pretext of having greater independence and privacy. To some extent, such independence and privacy are possible, but they tend to keep one isolated from one’s fellow students. In a matter of several years, college students will have to graduate and work at corporate or government organizations where they must be productive team members. Living alone off campus will make one less competent as a proactive team player; hence one’s career development will be seriously undermined.Finally, living off campus will pose serious financial constraints on students and their parents. Expenditures on education are already prohibitive/forbidding/exorbitant in China and renting a room off campus will constitute a substantial amount of money in addition to tuition fees and living expenses. Students living in rented accommodations, often quite expensive, simply disregard the efforts their parents make to support their education with the hard-earned money.Most colleges and universities in China have sufficiently good facilities for students to study and to live. Living off campus is simply a huge waste of money and time. All students would be better off living on campus.Sample-3:Throughout primary and secondary education, Chinese students are subjected to the strictest custody of their parents and teachers. Goingto colleges allows them superb chances to take care of their own development.Living off campus offers one of such chances. A key skill college students should cultivate as adults is self-management—managing time and studies, doing laundry and shopping, and preparing food, etc. Left entirely to their own discretion, they have to exercise greater self-discipline. For those responsible students, living off campus is really a self-imposed effort to enhance one’s capacity for an independent life.Apart from tha t, living off campus can improve students’ emotional maturity. They learn to associate with the right people, take part in healthy activities, behave responsibly, and handle possible emergencies and crisis. Typically, they face more challenges. Meeting those challenges effectively is definitely a mark of emotional maturity. For a student, becoming emotionally mature is as important a task as is pursuing academic excellence.Students will graduate from their universities sooner or later. By empowering them to become physically more independent and emotionally more mature, living off campus makes students fully prepared for future challenges when they do leave the ivory tower of their universities.Sample 4As a college student, I think that if economy conditions allow ，students should be encouraged to rent an apartment off capus.Here are some of my opinions. First of all, college students are most already adults, they should have the ability to take care of themselves. And renting an apartment outside school can exercise independent consciousness of the college students, they can cook for themselves in their apartment and do some daily chores.Secondly, the apartment outside living can be more convenient because it wouble more flexibly to range their own schedules and improve the learning efficiency.Finally, renting an apartment outside school can make students have more private space, not like living in the dormitory which easily affect others. Itan in this way,it also helps to improve the quality of sleeping.Yet every coin has two sides.Renting an apartment outside may not be safe. Therefore it requires students to be more careful. This, to a certain extent, also can strengthen students' ego to protect consciousness. So overall,renting an apartment off campus is a good idea whice benefits outweighs the negatives.Sample 5Some time ago, China’s Ministry of Education banned university students from renting private accommodation. To this people’s attitudes differ sharply. Some hold the positive view. They say that most students prefer to live off campus for the purpose of living with their boyfriends or girl friends, which might severely affect their study. Besides, living on campus can ensure the safety of students and facilitate communication between them.However, many others hold the opposite view. They claim that the living conditions on campus are unbearable. The dormitory is usually crowded and badly equipped. Besides, the university cuts the electricity too early every night. Therefore, many students choose to live off campus in rented houses with the purpose of enjoying a reasonably better living environment and concentrating more on their studies.As far as I am concerned, I tend to believe that univers ities should be more flexible towards the administration of dorms. The ban should never be a cut-off measure and special situations should be considered. Meanwhile, the school should try to upgrade the overall condition of dorms and provide all students with a better service at a low price.(或Perso nally, I am in favor of the decision of China’s Ministry of Education. Anyway, college students, most aged 18-22, are still too young to control themselves or make proper decisions. Besides, living on campus promotes a sense of belonging by being closely connected with other students. This could truly be a valuable part of the four-year college education.)Sample 6Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.I'm very glad in this moment standing here to state my opinion of "should college students be allowed to live off campus."To be honest, most of college students like living off campus. But I didn't .I like living in campus more. Having received my view, you'll centenary to ask me:"Why?" Here I have two mainly reasons of my ideas.Firstly, living off campus will costs us more money. When we accept the college education, we have used our family more money. As an adult student, we should have more save consciousness. Don't waste our parent's money. Secondly, living off campus is very danger. Just like the traffic accident, being robbed, and so on.However, the supporters of living off campus think they can live withtheir boy friend or girl friend; What's more, they can cook by themselves.So freedom!Ladies and gentlemen, now, I want to tell you an embarrassing thing.I have ever argued with my friend, Kate, when I told her my idea of theissue. She laughed and said:" Guy, you're so prim. Now is the 21stcentury." Of course, she and I have two views on this problem. It seemsthat we were debating. At last, she said sorry to me, which embarrassedme most.Actually, I know everyone needs freedom. As far as I am concerned,I don't support to live off campus. But a coin has two sides. Living offcampus also has its benefits. Ladies and gentlemen, should collegestudents be allowed to live off campus? That's a really a difficultproblem to define.That's my speech. Thank you.。

学生应当允许结婚吗？(Should College Students Be Allowed to Get Married？)_1500字

[键入文字]学生应当允许结婚吗？(Should College Students Be Allowed to GetMarried？)_1500 字there is no denying the fact that it is a hotly debated topic today whether (话题作文的经典固定句式)college students should be allowed to get married. some time ago, the ban waslifted by some universities on students getting married. to this peoples attitudes differ sharply.some hold the positive view. they say that most college students are adults and that it is abasic right for those who have reached the appropriate ages to get married. besides, they arguethat with their biological and emotional needs met, these students will study better. the ban onthis means a severe violation of human rights.many others, however, hold the negative opposite view. they claim that the university orcollege is a place to study instead of a community to lead family life. allowing collegestudents to get married would adversely affect their study. for instance, they would spend toomuch time attending their family and love, unable to concentrate on their school work.as faras i am concerned, weighing the arguments of both sides, i believe that college studentsshould not be allowed to get married. though mostly adults, they are actually immaturepsychologically. their wishes to get married are, more often than not, impulses. besides, asstudents, they are not ready to support a family financially. tips:感谢大家的阅读，本文由我司收集整编。

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Should college students be allowed to get married?
Along with the development of society, a trend turned to start that human beings became matured at earlier age, which leaded to the unpleasant phenomenon that some of the college students even got married. Such big news shocked the education world. To stop the trend, a ban was lifted by some universities to forbid students from getting married.
Ever since this ban was lifted for the good of college students, however, different attitudes massed people’s judgments towards the correctness of the banning. In general, the attitudes about whether college students should be allowed to get married could be divided into two sides, the approval side and the disapproval side.
As for the disapproval side, they showed their extremely anxiety about the further development of those students who got married at college times. The reasons were as follows: firstly, after their marriage, college students might give birth to their babies, then they would have to spend more time to take care of their babies, with this obstacle, college students would find it hard to concentrate on their studies, which leaded
to a bad consequence of their academic results. Secondly, getting married and taking care of babies required large amount of money, but where did this money come from? It’s irrational that college students asked money from their parents every time they run out of money since they had become parents, too. Thirdly, those students would be exposed to a mental burden. They were “different” at school! They were parents and people around them still children. People looked at them with different eyesight as if they were aliens. How could people fell well when they were treated differently? Let along performance well.
To mention the approval side, the reason is simple. Grown up people had their freedom to do what they liked to under the Constitution. If they really loved each other, marriage is an efficient method to stabilize their relationship, even to accelerate their maturity to become a responsible man or woman.
As far as I’m concerned, I don’t really agree college students to get married. My worry is that the educational order may be disrupted after marriage is permitted in college. Every thing has its own steps. As we all know, try to help the shoots grow by pulling them upward is wrong. Why not just go step by step to guarantee a good harvest?。