六年级作文状物：Should Euthanasia Be Legalized(安乐死应该合法化)

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Why Should Euthanasia Be LegalizedBy Morris.M安乐死是大多数政客不愿触及的问题。

有充分的理由：任何关于这个问题的争论通常都会演变成一系列关于道德和选择自由等的复杂、抽象的问题，但尽管这些观点在辩论中确实占有一席之地，但它们通常只会掩盖我们考虑涉及证据的合法化理由的其他更好的理由—涉及证据、生活经验和硬统计。

反对安乐死的一个重要论据是，安乐死是不可逆转的：一旦病人去世，就永远不知道他们的意外康复是否就在眼前，或者他们是否可能不顾疾病继续过着幸福快乐的生活。

然而，这一论点忽视了数据，以至于它基本上是在面对理性。

事实是，在所有安乐死合法的国家，安乐死几乎是绝境者的专属领地，尽管有希望的福音主义者和日间戏剧会让我们相信，绝境疾病通常就是：复生前的最后一站。

1991，荷兰对安乐死的报告发现，在86%的情况下，安乐死缩短寿命最多一个星期，通常只有几个小时。

换言之，这是无法忍受痛苦的病人使用的一个逃生舱门，他们宁愿痛苦现在结束，也不愿在两天内结束。

现在，这并不是说奇迹永远不会发生：它们偶尔会发生。

但你之所以听到幻听，是因为它们在统计学上是不可能的，对绝大多数病人来说，这样的康复比中彩票和在同一个下午被闪电击中的可能性要小。

安乐死合法化不仅不会显著缩短生命，而且事实证明它确实可以拯救生命—荷兰，在那里他们已经有了十多年的关于协助死亡的进步法律。

2005年，新英格兰医学杂志的一项研究发现，在所有安乐死程序中，只有0.4%是在没有患者明确许可的情况下进行的。

你可能会说那是0.4%太多了，但要明白：1991年安乐死合法化十年前写的一份报告将这个数字定为0.8%。

换言之，在全国范围内给医生一个合法结束病人生命的目标，实际上使意外死亡人数减少了一半。

但嘿，那只是荷兰，对吧？他们在那里做的事情不同。

在一个不那么嬉皮的自由主义文化中，医生不会在没有病人同意的情况下杀死他们，对吧？再想想。

安乐死英语小论文Euthanasia

Euthanasia: A Means, Not the End Summary:Euthanasia means "happy death" or "mercy killing", which is sometimes used to help patients die without suffering too much pain. The purpose of euthanasia is kind and benevolent, but as it is related to death, the result may not seem so kind or benevolent when we see anyone die. This is why euthanasia becomes one of the most widely and hotly debated issues in society. Do we have "the right to die"? Should euthanasia be legalized? In what kind of situation will euthanasia be put into practice?(words:87)With the high-speed development of medicine, our life become much longer and more comfortable. Though medicine can usually prevent us from death, we cannot avoid dying throughout life. If your disease were incurable, of course high-level medicine could extend your life more or less, but it would also extend your pain at the same time. In this situation, as death is visible and unavoidable while pain is hard for you to stand, euthanasia is used.Many people around the world are in favor of the idea of euthanasia, the core concept they invoke is "the right to die", which means anyone who has incurable disease with pain beyond suffering can choose to die when they or their family is determined to. People supporting the idea "the right to die" believe that euthanasia is humane, because it helps hasten the death of hopelessly ill patients, relieving them from the fierce pain, which is good for not only the dying patients but their families.Of course, the use of euthanasia has rationality. It's necessary to permit euthanasia in some special situations.However, there are also many disadvantages of euthanasia. First, euthanasia can be abused when doctors is treating disabled people and old people, which leads to crime. Second, when a seriously-ill patient is determined to take euthanasia, he may not make clear-headed decision because his consciousness is probably muddled. Third, too many examples of euthanasia may result in social moral crisis and doctors may not try their best to cure a dying patient once they have the power to practice euthanasia. This conduct is nothing less than murdering.In order to prevent the abuse of euthanasia, we must strictly standard ize the application of euthanasia. So, when can doctor use euthanasia legally? I think it depends on several conditions.First of all, euthanasia can be only practiced on terminally ill patients, when the practice of euthanasia serves only to hasten death. Secondly, we should guarantee the earnest and strictness of euthanasia, so taking euthanasia need the permission of patient himself or his family, the acceptance of doctors and the certificate from court. Thirdly, the method to practice euthanasia must conform to humanitarianism, and only professional and qualified doctor can practice euthanasia. Finally, legal euthanasia can't betray its original purpose. Euthanasia is a merciful way to end patients' life. Doctors practice euthanasia in order that the patients will no longer suffer a fierce pain. Euthanasia can make the patients die peacefully. To some extent, it is a kind of respect to human life.Euthanasia has come into being for a long time, it's impossible and groundless to forbid it completely. I think it won't be long to legalize euthanasia in China, what we should do is to make the law on euthanasia as perfect as possible.Anyhow, we shouldn't regard euthanasia as a painless way to commit suicide, and there is no reason for us to take it for granted that euthanasia is a good way to terminate our life. Y ou cannot expect euthanasia to bring you any relief as it seems, the only thing euthanasia can do is take your pain with your life. After all, life is the most precious treasure we have.In fact, to terminate one's life by taking euthanasia is not only a legal issue but also a moral issue because it refers to a choice between painfully liv ing and comfortably dying. Which one would you choose? Just like what Confucius said: "It's useless talking about death before you understand life clearly."[1]According to Confucius's words, it's useless talking about choosing how to die while we haven't settled the problems of life. So should we pay too much attention on "the right of death" while we still can't guarantee the rights of life? Is it the time for us to focus more on those people who are alive?(words:655) [1] 出自《论语·先进》:孔子云：“未知生，焉知死？”Reference:1.Y e Gaofeng. "A Law View on Euthanasia",The Issues and Disputes of Penal Law . 1(2001): 3992.Zhang Yutang. "Do We Have right to die?" Law. 5(2001): 333.Wu Jing. "Euthanasia Is Not Crime", The Issues and Disputes of Penal Law. 1(2000): 1134.Wang Xiaohui. To Discuss Euthanasia. Jilin People's Press5.Chu Dongping. Euthanasia. Shanghai. Culture Press, 1988。

安乐死应该合法化

安乐死是否构成犯罪，是否应该合法化这个问题越来越受到社会的关注。

国外已有很多国家承认安乐死合法化并加以立法完善，我国到目前为止发生的几起安乐死案例仍表明我国安乐死尚无法律规制。

我认为安乐死不构成刑法上的犯罪，为了适应社会的发展，我国应加快对安乐死合法化的立法步伐，但是应该对实施安乐死的条件加以严格限制。

Whether euthanasia should be legalized crime, this problem more and more attention of the society. Abroad already had a lot of national recognition of the legalization of euthanasia and to perfect legislation, our country so far occurred euthanasia case still showed no legal regulation of euthanasia in china. I think it does not constitute a criminal law on the crime, in order to adapt to social development, China should accelerate the pace of the legalization of euthanasia legislation to euthanasia, but should be strictly limited conditions.“安乐死”一词源自希腊文，由安逸和死两个词素构成。

其原意是“无痛地、仁慈地处死”，后来泛指“无痛地、安乐地死去”。

我国学者对安乐死的定义是：“患不治之症的病人在垂危状态下，由于精神和躯体的极端痛苦。

在病人和亲友的要求下，经过医生认可，用人道方法使病人在无痛苦状态中结束生命。

论安乐死在中国的合法化论文

论安乐死在中国的合法化学生姓名：魏金萍学号：20095014240学院：政法学院专业：法学指导教师：黄烨职称：教授摘要：对于安乐死的合法化问题，学界是见仁见智。

本文针对安乐死的理解及发展概况、国外关于安乐死合法化的立法倾向、安乐死在中国合法化的依据等方面进行一系列的阐述和探讨，从而得出这样一个结论，认为安乐死在我国具有一定的必要性，应将其合法化。

关键词：安乐死;合法化; 人性;Abstract：For euthanasia of discussion, the academic circles is think differently. In this paper the definition and abroad for euthanasia about euthanasia legislation tendency, in China the basis of legalizing euthanasia aspects elaborated and conduct a series of discussion, thus one conclusion, I think in our country has certain euthanasia should be legalized it necessity 。

Keywords: euthanasia ; legalize ; humanity ;前言2009年2月8日齐鲁电视台报道了这样一则消息：就读于曲阜师范学校的19岁济宁大一女生刘翠珠不幸患上一种罕见的疾病——上颌骨颈动脉血管瘤，与恶性肿瘤（通常所说的癌症）不同，刘翠珠的血管瘤属于良性肿瘤，但却十分凶险，经常会出现大量出血，发病频繁，在山东大学第二医院治疗了两个多月，先后做了四次手术，病情却一再恶化。

面对这种罕见的血管瘤，惟一可行的办法是做“肿瘤切除手术”，但这种手术要将整个右侧上颌骨摘除。

关于安乐死的应不应该合法化的看法

Should Physician-assisted Suicide Be Legalized In China?Physician-assisted suicide refers to the practice that a physician provides medication or other interventions to a patient with the understanding that the patient intends to use them to commit suicide. The history of the debate about it has been long. However, new life-sustaining techniques and medical advances have made the debate much more heated than ever before. As a consequence, the question whether should physician-assisted suicide be legalized arouses hot discussion.The supporters held the view that when suffering is immeasurable and a patient’s condition terminal, doctors should be permitted by law to end a patient’s life. However, the opponents are strongly against it, because they thought that physician’s duty is to try their best to save life rather than to end life and the lack of information for suicide in terminally ill patients will lead to crimes. As we can see, it seems quite difficult for both sides to come to a compromise. In my opinion, physician-assisted suicide shouldn’t be legalized in China.It is acknowledged that the Netherlands was the first country to legalize assisted suicide around the world. To avoid abnormal death caused by doctors’ abusing physician-assisted suicide, the Termination of Life on Request and Assisted Suicide (Review Procedures) Act which was promulgated in 2002 legalizes physician-assisted suicide in very specific cases under very specific circumstances. But the startling fact is 72% of the reported 3200 deaths in 2010 where the ending of a life occurred without the explicit request of the patient and many cases was suspected of beinginvolved in intentional homicide.Although the societies of China and Netherlands are quite different, this dose not mean that the evidence from the Netherlands is not important. Netherlands is such a highly-developed country and enjoys equally high welfare and a stable social life. It cannot ensure that each practice of physician-assisted dying is legal, let alone China, a developing country with a huge gap between the poor and rich. If physician-assisted suicide is legalized in China, perhaps the crime rate will jump higher than any other countries.Moreover, the prime motivation for the Netherlands to legalize assisted suicide is out of respect of life and ending immeasurable suffering seems more humane. But the main reason for most Chinese people, who request to terminate their life, is that they cannot afford high medical expenses.Once an article in People's Daily reported that nine people from Xi'an City in China wrote to local media asking for euthanasia. They had uremia, a disease caused by the failure of the kidneys. In their letter, they expressed their unbearable suffering and a strong desire to die. But the truth, which was revealed in a later survey, is that the expenses have impoverished their families since they fell ill. They suffered not only physically but also mentally. The article stated all that could be done for them was to ask the doctors to ease their pain because it is illegal for doctors to help their patients die,.This kind of thing happens everyday. From this point of view, we can know that it is rather premature now to legalize assisted suicide. And the key to the problem atpresent is to improve the living conditions of the Chinese by providing good medical and social services and establishing a perfect medical security system. Only in this way, can patients be more positive to their diseases and learn to cherish their beautiful lives.In addition, legalizing assisted suicide will have a bad influence on relationships of doctors and patients. People who traditionally rely on their doctors to provide guidance in their health care decisions may become confused, even alarmed. Because they cannot judge that whether the doctors give them a lethal prescription or not. Even worse, physician-assisted suicide will distort the healing purpose of medicine.In a word, it is unwise and premature to legalize physician-assisted suicide in China now. Choosing to die is a complicated subject that needs clear thinking. patients should learn to face difficulties bravely and believe that medical science will bring us with good fortune someday.。

Euthanasia

Euthanasia Should Be LegalizedEuthanasia is the practice of intentionally ending a life in order to relieve pain and suffering. Although euthanasia is widely known in the world, it hasn’t bee n performed much today because it is illegal in most countries. At the debate over whether should we use euthanasia, I think it should be legalized for the humans’ rights and ethic.Euthanasia fits human’s right s. People have the right to live, and also have the right to die. So we should give people the freedom of ending their life legally in some special cases. That is euthanasia. Sometimes, people need euthanasia when they don’t want to surfer great pains before death. Sometimes, people want to give up their life when there is no ways to cure of the diseases. So, euthanasia is a good choice for them to liberate from pains.Euthanasia fits human’s ethic. The ethic of human is changing rapidly as the development of human civilization. In the ancient days, human’s life is considered to be given by god, which can’t be end optionally by human beings. At that time, pains and sufferings are the punishments of god and human mustn’t relieve the m by euthanasia. As time goes, traditional ethics can’t set back people’s development anymore and people built up the new ethic system. Today, euthanasia fit human’s ethic of choosing life or death by themselves.To make it more practicable, a complete law system should be built before the widely using of euthanasia. Firstly, euthanasia can only be used under certain conditions, especially at the agreement of the patient. Second, the person whoperforms euthanasia must be a doctor who is trained specially. What’s more, a strict standard about whether a man can choose euthanasia is of vital importance to prevent people from unnecessary self killing.All in all, euthanasia may become popular among people who want to end their life peacefully in the future, but the first step is to legalize the process of euthanasia. And there’s no doubt that euthanasia will make great contributions to the society under a complete law system.。

英文议论文：安乐死 On euthanasia

On euthanasiaEuthanasia is a controversial issue around the world. With people increasing requirements of euthanasia , more and more countries and districts have made euthanasia legal. Different people hold different ideas about it and here the argument it is--Should euthanasia be allowed or not?Let us have a look first to the definition of euthanasia.Euthanasia refers to the practice of intentionally ending a life in order to relieve pain and suffering. From the definition we could learn that it is mainly used in people terminally ill, near death or in extreme pain.Many people suppose that those patients who are in such pain should be granted a better way to death instead of being suffered all the time without any hope. There are three points to support the argument. Firstly, as the most famous psychiatrist Norman Cousins says, ‘Death is not the greatest loss of life, but the living d eath’, people who show a little mercy on others in pain may understand the use of euthanasia. When you see those patients with incurable disease lying on the bed are inserted oxygen lines and varies machines in their bodies, will you turn your back upon the request of euthanasia? Euthanasia can help patients relieve their pains so why not be allowed? Secondly, if we insisted in cure, the result of itwould not be so satisfied to some extent. For example, children who suffered from polio~~~(各种后遗症，但这个例子仿佛不太恰当的样子orz)And also, 有些人会将其与人权划勾，但当一个人无法拥有意识，连生和死都决定不了，何来权力？（翻译无能orz）Others hold the opinion that euthanasia should be banned like the majority of countries do. It is reasonable to have such an appeal. Some people against the euthanasia because lives are so valuable that we do not have any right to end other lives at random. As an old saying goes, ‘a living dog is better than a dead lion’. Life is full of opportunities and possibilities, and all we should do is to keep it and never give it up. After all, to live is better than to die. Some people think the use of euthanasia is a kind of ‘murder’ which ends other lives in a subjective way. Although those patients who suffer from severe disease are painful, they may be still optimistic about their situation. It is one-sided and unfair to end others’lives as a bystander. What’s more, since euthanasia is not legalized that is not easy to get, which means it contains enormous business opportunities for the wrong crowd, some patients only buy it through illegal channels, resulting in a series of illegal profit chain. From my perspective, I。

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反对安乐死英语作文

反对安乐死英语作文Euthanasia, often referred to as "mercy killing," is a contentious issue that has sparked vigorous debate across the globe. While some argue that it is a compassionate choice for the terminally ill, others firmly believe that it is morally and ethically wrong. This essay will explore the reasons why euthanasia should be opposed.Firstly, the sanctity of life is a fundamental principle that underpins many ethical and religious beliefs. Life is considered precious and inviolable, and the intentional ending of a life, even with consent, can be seen as a violation of this principle. The belief that every life has inherent value, regardless of its quality or the suffering it may entail, is a cornerstone argument against euthanasia.Secondly, the potential for abuse within the practice of euthanasia is a significant concern. If euthanasia were to be legalized, there is a risk that it could be used as a means to eliminate the weak, the elderly, or those with disabilities. This could lead to a dangerous slippery slope where the lives of certain individuals are devalued based on societal perceptions of their worth.Thirdly, the medical profession is built on the foundational oath of "do no harm." Allowing doctors to perform euthanasia would fundamentally alter this role, potentially eroding the trust between patients and healthcare providers. Doctorsshould be focused on providing care and comfort, not on ending lives.Moreover, the emotional and psychological impact on families and healthcare workers involved in euthanasia cannot be overlooked. The act of assisting in a death, even if it is perceived as an act of mercy, can lead to profound feelings of guilt, grief, and depression.Additionally, the advancement in palliative care provides alternatives to euthanasia. Palliative care aims to relieve the suffering of patients with terminal illnesses without hastening death. It offers a compassionate approach that respects the dignity and autonomy of the patient while providing comfort and support.Lastly, the debate around euthanasia often overlooks the resilience and strength of the human spirit. Many people, when faced with terminal illness, find new meaning and purpose in life. The right to die must be weighed against the potential for a meaningful existence, no matter how limited it may be.In conclusion, while the issue of euthanasia is complex and deeply personal, the arguments against it are compelling. The respect for the sanctity of life, the potential for abuse, the impact on medical ethics, the emotional toll on those involved, and the availability of palliative care all contribute to a strong case against the practice of euthanasia. It is essential to continue seeking ways toalleviate suffering without compromising the fundamental respect for life.。

安乐死合法化的英语作文

安乐死合法化的英语作文Okay, here's an essay on the legalization of euthanasia in a conversational and informal English style, while adhering to the requirements you mentioned:First things first, I gotta say, the topic ofeuthanasia is a real hot potato. Some people are all for it, saying it's a compassionate way to end suffering. Butothers are totally against it, arguing that it's unethical and goes against the natural order of life.I mean, imagine being terminally ill, in constant pain, and knowing there's no hope for recovery. Wouldn't it be a relief to have the option to peacefully end your days? Sure, there's the whole debate about the sanctity of life and the value of every moment, but sometimes, quality of life outweighs quantity.Of course, we gotta be careful. There have been cases where people were pressured or coerced into euthanasia,which is a huge concern. So, if it were to be legalized, there'd need to be strict guidelines and oversight to ensure it's done only with the full consent of the person involved and with no undue influence.On the flip side, there's also the argument that euthanasia could lead to a slippery slope, where we start seeing the elderly or disabled as a burden. But I don't think that's necessarily true. It's all about having aclear and compassionate framework that respects individual autonomy and choice.At the end of the day, it's a deeply personal decision.。

安乐死原因英语作文

安乐死原因英语作文Euthanasia, also known as assisted suicide or mercy killing, is a highly controversial topic that has sparked intense debates worldwide. It refers to the act of intentionally ending a person's life to relieve their suffering from a terminal illness or unbearable pain. While some argue that euthanasia should be legalized to provide a compassionate option for those in pain, others believe it goes against the sanctity of life. This essay will explore the reasons behind euthanasia and present different perspectives on this complex issue.One of the primary reasons for supporting euthanasia is to alleviate the suffering of patients who are terminallyill or experiencing immense pain. In some cases,individuals may be diagnosed with diseases that have no cure or treatments that only prolong their suffering. For these patients, euthanasia can be seen as a humane choice to end their pain and allow them to die with dignity. It is argued that it is more compassionate to grant them theautonomy to decide when and how they want to die, rather than forcing them to endure a life of agony.Another reason for supporting euthanasia is the principle of personal autonomy. Advocates argue that individuals should have the right to decide what happens to their own bodies, including the choice of when to end their lives. They believe that each person should have the freedom to make decisions about their own lives, especially when faced with unbearable pain or a terminal illness. By legalizing euthanasia, individuals can exercise their autonomy and have control over their own deaths.Moreover, legalizing euthanasia would provide a legal framework to regulate and monitor the practice. Currently, euthanasia is often performed in secret or under questionable circumstances. By legalizing it, governments can establish strict guidelines and procedures to ensure that euthanasia is carried out ethically and without any abuse. This would protect vulnerable individuals from potential exploitation and ensure that the decision to end one's life is made after careful consideration andconsultation with medical professionals.On the other hand, opponents of euthanasia argue that it violates the sanctity of life. They believe that life is inherently valuable and that intentionally ending it, regardless of the circumstances, is morally wrong. They argue that society should focus on improving palliative care and pain management to provide comfort and support to those who are suffering, rather than resorting to euthanasia as a solution.Another concern raised by opponents is the potentialfor abuse and the slippery slope argument. They argue that once euthanasia is legalized, it may be extended to individuals who are not terminally ill or experiencing unbearable pain. This could lead to a devaluation of human life and the potential for involuntary euthanasia, where individuals are euthanized without their consent or against their will. Opponents fear that legalizing euthanasia may open the door to a dangerous precedent that undermines the value and sanctity of life.In conclusion, euthanasia remains a highly contentious issue with valid arguments on both sides. Supporters argue that it provides a compassionate option for those in pain and respects personal autonomy, while opponents emphasize the sanctity of life and the potential for abuse. As society continues to grapple with this complex issue, it is crucial to consider the ethical, moral, and legal implications of euthanasia to ensure that any decisions made prioritize the well-being and dignity of individuals facing unbearable suffering.。

安乐死的英文作文

安乐死的英文作文I believe that euthanasia should be a personal choice. It's about having the freedom to decide when and how we want to end our lives. It's not about giving up, it's about taking control.Life is precious, but sometimes it's filled with unbearable pain and suffering. In those situations, I think it's only fair for someone to have the option to end their life peacefully and on their own terms.I understand that some people may have religious or moral objections to euthanasia, but I believe that everyone should have the right to make their own decisions about their own bodies and lives.I think it's important to have safeguards in place to prevent abuse of euthanasia, but ultimately, the decision should be left up to the individual who is suffering.I don't see euthanasia as giving up, I see it as a way for someone to have a dignified and painless end to their suffering. It's about compassion and empathy for those who are facing unbearable pain.In the end, I believe that euthanasia should be legalized and regulated to ensure that it is only used in the most extreme cases of suffering. It's about giving people the choice and the control over their own lives.。

高考英语作文：ShouldEuthanasiaBeLegalize实用1份

高考英语作文：ShouldEuthanasiaBeLegalize实用1份高考英语作文：Should Euthanasia Be Legalize 1Euthanasia, a quiet and easy death, or “mercy killing” as we call it recently has made theheadlines frequently. Many people applaud it and argue that euthanasia should be legalized.As is pointed out, to practise euthanasia can benefit both the patient and his family. To aterminally ill person who is suffering excruciating pains day and night or living “like a vegetable”, to be allowed to end his life painlessly is a good release. To his family it is also a big relief considering the financial and emotional drain on them that having to sustain his lifeentails. However, the legalization of euthanasia may also bring with it problems our society has not previously faced. Is it humane, for example, that a terminally ill patient is thus caused to feelguilty for remaining alive because he does not want to die? Is it wise that a patient is killed alive simply because of a mistaken terminal diagnosis? And is it possible that euthanasia could be taken advantage of for some ulterior or even criminal purposes?Since the legalization of euthanasia will raise serious moral and social issues, the decision our society makes about euthanasia will undoubtedlyhave tremendous consequences in society.。

安乐死的看法英语作文

安乐死的看法英语作文Euthanasia, also known as assisted suicide, is a controversial topic that has been debated for decades. Some people believe that it is a humane way to end the suffering of those with terminal illnesses, while others argue that it goes against the value of human life. In my opinion, euthanasia should be legalized in certain circumstances.Firstly, euthanasia can end the unbearable pain and suffering of patients who are terminally ill or in a vegetative state. These patients often have no hope of recovery and are only being kept alive by machines or medication. It is cruel to force them to continue living in agony when there is no chance of improvement. By allowing them to choose to end their own lives with the assistance of a medical professional, we can provide them with a peaceful and dignified death.Secondly, legalizing euthanasia can help to reduce healthcare costs. Patients who are terminally ill or in avegetative state require extensive medical care, which can be very expensive. By allowing them to choose euthanasia, we can reduce the amount of money spent on their care and allocate those resources to other patients who have a chance of recovery.However, there are also valid concerns about the legalization of euthanasia. One of the main arguments against it is that it could be abused by caregivers or family members who may pressure patients into choosing euthanasia in order to save money or avoid the burden of caring for them. To prevent this, strict regulations and guidelines would need to be put in place to ensure that patients are making a voluntary and informed decision.In conclusion, while euthanasia is a complex issue with valid arguments on both sides, I believe that it should be legalized in certain circumstances. It is a humane way to end the suffering of those with terminal illnesses and can also help to reduce healthcare costs. However, it is important to ensure that strict regulations are in place toprevent abuse and ensure that patients are making a voluntary and informed decision.。

【2022年】山西省吕梁市大学英语6级大学英语六级真题(含答案)

【2022年】山西省吕梁市大学英语6级大学英语六级真题(含答案)学校:________ 班级:________ 姓名:________ 考号:________一、1.Writing(10题)1. For this part, you are supposed to write a start essay entitled Should Euthanasia Be Legalized? You should write at least 150 words following the outline given below in Chinese:1. 安乐死应该合法化2. 安乐死不应合法化3. 我的观点2. For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a composition on the topic "Rechoice of Professions—A Social Problem". You should write at least 150 words and you should base your composition on the outline given in Chinese below.1. 下岗人员(laid-off personnel)面临一个严肃的问题：再就业。

2. 下岗人员要改变就业观念，树立坚强信心，重新就业。

3. 人们要关心、帮助下岗人员，克服困难，争取胜利。

3. For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a short essay entitled Isa Diploma Everything? You should write at least 150 words according to the outline given below in Chinese:1.目前社会存在着迷信文凭的现象2. 造成这一现象的原因3. 我对此的观点Is a Diploma Everything?4. 1．近年来，各类培训班如雨后春笋不断涌现，很多大学生报名参加各类培训；2．很多人认为参加培训班有诸多好处……3．你的观点。

小学六年级状物作文

小学六年级状物作文小学六年级状物作文1秋天到了！草枯了，花谢了，枫树叶都穿上了红色的衣服，我从树妈妈身上落了下来。

我躺在一棵苹果树下的草地上，忽然，一个苹果不偏不倚地把我给砸晕了，我睡了很久，起来之后看见一只漂亮蝴蝶在空中翩翩起舞，我追了上去，蝴蝶不见了！忽然，一只屎壳郎把我卷起了粪坑里，我沾了一身的肥料，我用力挣扎，终于从臭烘烘的粪坑里逃了出来。

忽然，我头顶出现了一个高大的身影。

我转过身一看是一只鸟，小鸟把我叼到了到悬崖边上。

我往脚下一看：啊！这么高要是摔下去会粉身碎骨呀！我过去时一阵风把我吹到了悬崖边的裂缝里，我不停地挣扎着，可是身子被紧紧地夹在那里，难道我就这样安静地死去吗？不！我不能这样死去！不能！我要活下去，我还要看蓝蓝的天，白白的云，绿绿的草过了几天，我头上不断有泥土落下，渐渐地堆积了厚厚的一层，好像一床厚厚的棉被，好温暖，我慢慢地睡着了！不知过了多久，忽然外面起了一声雷声，轰隆隆隆！轰隆隆！我被雷声惊醒了。

忽然，雨水渗入泥土里，我好久没喝到这么甘甜的雨水了！我发现我身体中充满了力量，像一双小手一样，向上扒开泥土，我再一次呼吸到新鲜的空气了，我更加努力伸向蓝天。

一阵风吹过，我的身体摇了起来，我明白了我应该努力地向下扎根在这站的稳稳的。

不知过了几个春、夏、秋、冬，我长出了粗壮的双手和强壮的身体，风姑娘吹着我绿色的头发；黄山爷爷陪我说话，老鹰在我头上栖息，蓝天给我讲故事，我身边还有几朵鲜嫩的小黄花呢！春天，候鸟飞回来陪我玩耍，告诉我它们四季的旅程；夏天，灿烂的阳光照耀着我，我沐浴在温暖的阳光下，积淀着生长的力量；秋天，我开始蜕变，安静地望着大地换上新装；冬天，温柔的雪花姑娘给我披上了一件雪白的新衣我挺立在黄山的悬崖边上，我伸手迎接阳光，人们叫我迎客松。

来往的游客赞美我那优美的姿态，也赞美我四季常青的美好，更赞美我那顽强地生命力。

小学六年级状物作文2在我的窗前，有一株美丽芬芳的茉莉。

茉莉满枝的绿叶，显得生机勃勃，从远处看去，宛如一簇簇翠绿的绒球。

6年级学生状物作文范文5篇

6年级学生状物作文在日常的学习、工作、生活中，大家都不可避免地要接触到作文吧，作文是通过文字来表达一个主题意义的记叙方法。

你所见过的作文是什么样的呢？下面是小编为大家收集的6年级学生状物作文范文5篇，仅供参考，大家一起来看看吧。

6年级学生状物作文范文5篇1“鱼儿颜色许多种，小鱼眼睛水灵灵。

最爱水下捉迷藏，弄的水面哗哗响。

”这首小诗所描述的就是生活中最常见的水下动物——机灵的小鱼。

今天，我和妈妈一起到市场上买鱼，我左看看，右看看，终于在茫茫鱼海中找到了这两条小鱼，它们在水里游的最欢快，并没有因为在鱼缸里而郁郁不乐，仔细看这两条小鱼，一条全身金灿灿、红彤彤的，另一条则是肚子白、背面红的。

看他们在一起玩，我真不忍心将它们分开，就把他们这兄弟俩一起买了下来。

回到家，我小心翼翼的将这兄弟俩一块放进了鱼缸里，鱼缸里满是从弥河里打上来的水，里面还有我精心准备的两种水草，希望在这里它们能感受到家的味道吧！看它们打量这新家，不一会儿，便熟悉了，在水中欢快地游着，它们一游身子便一扭一扭的，尾巴也随着身体的节奏来回摆动，它们在这我为它准备的水草林中来回的自由穿梭，生龙活虎的在水中你追我，我追你，并没有因为陌生的空间而拘束，玩的不亦乐乎。

又过了一会儿，我把盖子盖上，让这两条鱼在密封的状态下，仅仅依靠水草的光合作用产生氧气，看它们能不能活下来。

一天后，看它们懒洋洋的卧在水草底下不动，我的心情十分焦急，刚要把它们安葬时，它们又奇迹般地活了过来，嘴一张一合，进去的水又从它的脑袋后面的地方排出，看来它们活得还不错，不过买来后我就没有给它们喂过食，它们会不会早已饿的前贴胸后贴背了呢？抱着我的好奇心我又观察了一会儿，我发现它们最喜欢在水草下面，而下面有许多的漂浮物，它一张嘴，漂浮物和水就一起被它吸进了嘴里，而过滤时，水出来了，而漂浮物却没出来，原来是这样啊！我恍然大悟。

看来，生活中可真是处处有科学啊！6年级学生状物作文范文5篇2爱美的奶奶在温馨的小院里种植了许多花花草草。

六年级状物作文

六年级状物作文六年级状物作文(15篇)六年级状物作文1今天妈妈带着我和哥哥参观海洋展览馆。

所以海洋生物都使我难忘，但我最关注的还是那只可怜的鳄鱼。

馆内的海洋生物都是被捉到这儿的，那箱内的水有点脏，一些海洋生物已经奄奄一息。

那只鳄鱼被关在一个连尾巴都伸不直的小箱子里。

他背上有一个伤疤，眼睛后方也有一点儿血迹，我想这应该是它与那些人争斗时留下的。

他的嘴巴被胶带绑住，张不开。

我看到它时，它的眼睛是闭着的。

我跟它打招呼：”嗨！大鳄鱼。

”也许是听见我跟它打招呼，它把眼睛睁开了。

在这时我才发现它眼里充满了愤怒，也充满了悲伤。

它愤怒，是因为人类对它的赶尽杀绝;它悲伤，是因为它再也见不到亲朋好友。

管理人员把它捉了出来，想让大家看的更清楚。

在捉它的时候，它似乎很生气，身体一直在摆动，显得浮躁不安。

我小心翼翼地摸了摸它的尾巴，硬硬的，凉凉的。

其他人也在摸它，摸它的嘴巴，摸它的背，摸它的脚。

可是，尽管这样，它也无力反抗。

像这样有能力反抗却又反抗不了的人不也很多？难道人类没有发现自己的残忍吗？难道人类没有听见它的倾诉吗？难道一定要将它们赶尽杀绝自己才会高兴吗？难道鳄鱼就不是一条活生生的命吗？难道人类不知道所有动物灭绝自己也会遭殃吗？人类呀，醒悟吧！与一切有生命的物体和睦共处，才是世间的真谛六年级状物作文2洒脱的个性轻巧的身躯敏锐的直觉，构成了神秘的代言人----猫。

我是一只猫，一只精彩的猫，没人知道我的过去，也没人知道我的将来。

打从我一出生。

我便被硬生生抱开了母亲温暖的怀抱，来到了一个陌生的地方----陌生的家庭，陌生的主人，陌生的家具，陌生的狗儿。

一切的一切都是陌生的，我就像来到了一个未知的区域，但我毫不畏惧，这大概就是猫的天性吧。

美好人类的童年是美好的，但我们猫族却只能看主人的脸色。

我庆幸，我拥有一个好主人(主人是个男孩，很热爱动物，而且五官端正，很可爱)。

在我小时候，小主人简直把我当成了他的孩子，当我淋雨而浑身发抖，在角落里无助的叫喊时，是他第一个用温暖的手将我捧起，轻轻爱抚；当我因饥饿而头昏目眩，浑身哆嗦时，是他为我买来美味的鲜鱼，让我摆脱饥饿的折磨；当我因为贪玩，而不慎摔伤后腿时，又是他，将我轻轻捧起爱怜地替我包扎伤口，是他是他精采随着时光无情的流逝，我在不知不觉中进入了壮年，光亮的毛发，尖锐的爪子，锋利的牙齿，这些使我变得心高气傲，俯视这个世界。