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1、法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦1In some countries, television and radio programs are carefully censored for offensive language and behavior. In other countries, there is little or no censorship.In your view. To what extent should government or any other group be able to censor television or radio programs? Expl

2、ain, giving relevant reasons and/or examples to support your position. (技术进步对人类影响)The extent to which the broadcast media should be censored for offensive language and behavior involves a conflict between our right as individuals to freely express ourselves and the duty of government to protect its

3、citizenry from potential harm. In my view, our societal interest in preventing the harm that exposure to obscenity produces takes precedence over the rights of individuals to broadcast this type of content.First of all, I believe that exposure to obscene and offensive language and behavior does inde

4、ed cause similar behavior on the part of those who are exposed to it. Although we may not have conclusive scientific evidence of a cause-effect relationship, ample anecdotal evidence establishes a significant correlation. Moreover, both common sense and our experiences with children inform us that p

5、eople tend to mimic the language and behavior they are exposed to.Secondly, I believe that obscene and offensive behavior is indeed harmful to a society. The harm it produces is, in my view, both palpable and profound. For the individual, it has a debasing impact on vital human relationships; for th

6、e society, it promotes a tendency toward immoral and antisocial behavior. Both outcomes, in turn, tear apart the social fabric that holds a society together.Those who advocate unbridled individual expression might point out that the right of free speech is intrinsic to a democracy and necessary to i

7、ts survival. Even so, this right is not absolute, nor is it the most critical element. In my assessment, the interests server by restricting obscenity in broadcast media are, on balance, more crucial to the survival of a society. Advocates of free expression might also point out difficulties in defi

8、ning obscene or offensive language or behavior. But in my view, however difficult it may be to agree on standards, the effort is worthwhile.In sum, it is in our best interest as a society for the government to censor broadcast media for obscene and offensive language and behavior Exposure to such me

9、dia content tends to harm society and its citizenry in ways that are worth preventing, even in light of the resulting infringement of our right of free expression.法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦2There is only one definition of success-to be able to spend your life in your own way. To what extent do you agree or

10、 disagree-with this definition of success? Support your position by using reasons and examples from your reading, your own experience, or your observation of others. (少数和多数)Some people define success simply as the ability to choose how to spend ones life. Under this definition, people who have the f

11、reedom to do whatever they want at any time they choose would presumably be the most successful ones, while those who have no such freedom would be the biggest failures. Viewing the definition in this light reveals three serious problems with it.The chief problem with this definition of success is t

12、hat by the definition nearly all people would be regarded as failures. The reason for this is simple. Most people have extremely limited choices in what they can do and when they can do it. In other words, unrestricted freedom of choice is a luxury only a few people-perhaps a handful of tyrannical d

13、ictators and ultra-wealthy individuals-can afford.Secondly, people who have a high degree of freedom in choosing their lifestyle often acquire it through means that would not earn them the accolade of being successful. For example, lottery winners or people who inherit a great deal of money may be a

14、ble to spend their life in any way they choose, but few people would regard them as successful merely due to their financial fortune.A third reason why this definition of success is unacceptable is that it repudiates some of our basic intuitions about success. For most people, success is related to

15、achievement. The more you achieve, the more successful you are: conversely, the less you achieve the less successful you are. Defining success in terms of freedom of choice ignores this intuition.In sum, the proposed definition of success is far too limited, and it belies our intuition about the con

16、cept. I think most people would agree with me that success is better defined in terms of the attainment of goals.法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦3A few points to bear in mind：Drop a coin and choose whichever side the coin suggestsDont keep pondering over it. You dont have the time to ponder, and the result of po

17、ndering will be no better than a random choice.Use the three-part and five-paragraph formatFirst tell people what you want to say, then say it, and finally tell people what you have just said.Give each of the main paragraphs a topic sentenceThe topic sentence tells the reader pointedly what you thin

18、k. Remember that a topic sentence embodies a debatable statement that calls for support, development or elaboration. It expresses some sort of judgment rather than states hard facts.Put each option through both of the tests法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦4The English department at a university must choose a text

19、 for its first-year composition course. Write an argument in favor of selection either of the following texts with these. Considerations in mind：The department has a strong commitment to teaching basic writing skills, such as grammar and essay organizationThe department wants to increase the student

20、s enthusiasm for and interest in writing.During the three years that the department has used The Standard Textbook of English, instructors in other departments have reported significant improvement in students writing skills. Nicknamed The Best and the Dullest the text contains classic essays from b

21、oth ancient and modern authors and is organized to illustrate the various forms of the essay- such as narration, exposition, and persuasion. The essay average more than 10 pages and almost all are written in a formal style. While students find some of the subjects foreign, they feel the materials co

22、vered are often useful in their other coursework.A new text, The Modern Writer, contains both an introductions describing the basics of grammar and a number of journalistic essays by contemporary authors. The pieces are typically short (only 2 to 3 pages) and explore topics of interest to most colle

23、ge students, such as popular music and career planning. The style of the essays tends to be informal, even colloquial. Each chapter contains several essays on a given topic and exercises designed to aid students in developing essays of their own. Although the introduction provides an adequate overvi

24、ew of basic grammar, the text does not discuss the essay form.法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦5English writing textbookI would urge the English Department to change its English composition textbook from The Standard Textbook of English to The Modern Writer. By helping to make the students more enthusiastic about

25、 writing, the new textbook should ultimately boost the students writing skills in general.To give credit where credit is due, we must acknowledge that The Standard Textbook of English is not a bad book. This textbook has shown itself to be somewhat effective in helping to improve the students basic

26、writing skills, and it presents a variety of essay forms, exposing the students to different types of essays they have to either write or understand late on. It would be a safe choice for the department to continue its use of this time-tested book.But the past glories of the old textbook cannot hide

27、 its problems, particularly its dullness. The essays in this textbook are obviously too long for first-year students to appreciate their beauty. While various essay forms are illustrated in this textbook, they are often illustrated with content that students find very hard to relate to. Students usi

28、ng The Standard Textbook of English may have improved their writing skills in the past three years, but if that is true, they must have had a hard time doing so, to the possible detriment of their performance in other areas. Such problems can only be solved with a new textbook like The Modern Writer

29、.The Modern Writer is such that it should generate a lot more enthusiasm in students for learning English writing. The essays in this book are much shorter and therefore easier for university beginners to grasp. Moreover, these essays explore topics that are of interest to most college students such

30、 as popular music and career planning. Given the built-in appeal in this new textbook, just no student will have to be compelled to read and learn from it. With this book, the students can be expected to learn while they are having fun or at least thinking of issues that they care about. In all like

31、lihood, the enthusiastic student will be a better student than the bored student.The Modern Writer should be able to reach students basic writing skills at least as well as, if not better than,The Standard Textbook of English. The new textbook contains not only a good description of the basics of gr

32、ammar but also carefully designed exercises to aid students in developing their own essays. In contrast, the old textbook may load the students with too much grammar but give them little chance to actually use it. With their enthusiasm and opportunities to practice, students should be able to pick u

33、p writing skills fairly easily, even those skills that are not fully covered by the textbook. The interested students can, for example, do their own research on essay forms.Although The Standard Textbook of English is okay as a writing textbook, The Modern Writer should now be preferred. The new tex

34、tbook can match the old one in strength bur does not have its problems. Besides, the new textbook contains qualities that are not only lacking in the old one but also fundamentally important to the learning students.法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦6If the primary duty and concern of a corporation is to make mone

35、y, then conflict is inevitable when the corporation must also acknowledge a duly to serve society. From your perspective, how accurate is the above statement? Support your position with reasons and/or examples from your own experience, observations, or reading.We take for granted that a primary obje

36、ctive and obligation of a corporation is to maximize profits. But does this mean a corporation cannot also fulfill its obligations to society? The speaker claims mat the two duties necessarily conflict. In my view, however, a corporations duties to maximize shareholder wealth and to serve society wi

37、ll at times coincide and at times conflict; and when they do conflict, neither takes automatic precedence over the other.Beyond the obvious duty to maximize shareholder wealth, corporations indeed owe a duty to serve society, especially the immediate community, which permits corporation to operate i

38、n exchange for an implied promise that the corporations will do no harm and will bring some benefit to the community These duties can often be fulfilled together. For example, a successful corporation brings jobs and elated economic benefit to the community. And, by contributing to community activit

39、ies and charities in other ways, the corporation gains a reputation for social responsibility that often helps it become even more successful.However, at times these duties do conflict. Consider, for instance, a company that unknowingly leaks into the ground a toxic substance that threatens to conta

40、minate local groundwater. While the company may favor an inexpensive containment program, community leaders may want the company to go further by cleaning up and restoring their environment-even if the expense will force the company to leave and take jobs from the community. Whatever the company dec

41、ides, it should not assume that protecting profits automatically outweighs social obligation. In many instances it does not, as highly-visible tobacco, automobile safety, and asbestos liability cases aptly illustrate. Such examples reveal a limit as to how far a corporation can ethically go in tradi

42、ng off the well-being of the community for the sake of its own profits,In sum, corporations have duties both to do well and to do good. Although conflict between these duties is not inevitable, it does occur. Determining which duty takes precedence in time of conflict requires careful consideration

43、of all the ethical ramifications of each alternative.法学院入学考试(LSAT)写作范文集锦7In this age of automation, many people complain that humans are becoming subservient to machines. But, in fact, machines are continually improving our lives. Discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the opinion ex

44、pressed above. Support your point of view with reasons and/or examples from your own experience, observations, or reading. (技术进步对人类的影响)In this age of automation, many people complain that humans are becoming subservient to machines. In my point of view, in some respects humans serve machines, while

45、in other respects machines serve us by enhancing our lives. While mechanical automation may have diminished our quality of life on balance, digital automation is doing more to improve our lives than to undermine our autonomy.Consider first mechanical automation, particularly assembly-line manufactur

46、ing. With automation came a loss of pride in and alienation from ones work. In this sense, automation both diminished our quality of life and rendered us slaves to machines in our inability to reverse progress. Admittedly, mechanical automation spawned entire industries, creating jobs, stimulating e

47、conomic growth, and supplying a plethora of innovative conveniences. Nevertheless, the sociological and environmental price of progress may have outweighed its benefits.Digital automation has brought its own brand of alienation. Computer automation, and especially the internet, breeds information ov

48、erload and steals our time and attention away from family, community，and coworkers. In these respects, digital automation tends to diminish our quality of life and create its own legion of human slaves. On the other hand, by relegating repetitive tasks to computers, digits technology has spawned gre

49、at advances in medicine and physics, helping us to better understand the world, to enhance our health, and to prolong our lives. Digital automation has also emancipated architects, artists, designers, and musicians, by opening up creative possibilities and by saving time. Perhaps most important, however, information technology makes possible universal access to informat