英语论文写作1练习题库

《写作》练习测试题库

I. Revise the following sentences. The problems of the sentences have already been pointed out. For the revision of some of the sentences, please follow the directions after them.

1.The most popular animal oil for perfume today is musk. Although some people

dislike its heavy, sweet odor. (fragment)

2. The earliest historical documents from the Middle East record the use of fragrances. Not only in religious ceremonies but also on the body. (fragment)

3. The baboon stared at his challenger. Poised for combat.(fragment)

4. The animals acted out a rivalry. Which mystified their keepers.(fragment)

5. The challenger was a newcomer. Who was unusually fierce.(fragment)

6. She backed closer and closer to the end of the diving board. At last falling into the water. (fragment)

7. People waving flags and cheering. Lined the streets for the parade. (fragment)

8.Many pine trees bear large cones. Which appear in August. (fragment)

9. Petric is not a nurse, she is a doctor. (comma splice)

10. She did well in college her average was 3.9. (comma splice)

11. The ship was huge, its mast stood thirty feet high. (comma splice)

12.Chemistry has contributed much to our understanding of foods, many foods such as wheat and beans can be produced in the laboratory. (comma splice)

13.Some laboratory-grown foods taste good, they are nutritious. (comma splice)

14. The vitamins are adequate, the flavor is deficient. (comma splice)

15.Rain had fallen steadily for sixteen hours, many basements were flooded. (comma

splice)

16.Cattle, fermented beverages, and rare shells have served as money, each one had

actual value for the society. (comma splice)

17. Sports fans still admire Pete Rose, Babe Ruth, and Joe Namath even though they could not be perfect. (unclear reference)

18. When Catherine I became empress of Russia at age forty, they feared more than loved her. (unclear reference)

19. To keep birds from eating seeds, soak them in blue food coloring.(unclear reference)

20. Employees should consult with their supervisor who require personal time.(unclear reference)

21. Jody found a dress in the attic that her aunt had worn.(unclear reference)

22. She told my sister that she was wrong.(unclear reference)

23. The workers removed all the furniture from the room and cleaned it. (unclear reference)

24.Juliet Noble told Susan Torre that she was mistaken. (unclear reference)

25. Questions are asked by the students when they do not understand the professor. (shift)

26. If students learn how to study efficiently, much better grades will be made on tests. (shift)

27. If you feel the car skidding, the brakes should be released and the wheel should be turned into the direction of the skid.(shift)

28. An important thing for the student to remember is that when writing a paper, you should not plagiarize.(shift)

29.Those who wish to take Linguistics are expected to sign his name on this sheet of paper..(shift)

30. Students should learn to analyze and solve problems independently. Don't rely on your teachers' help.(shift)

31.If one has made errors on the tax form, they might even be audited, thereby

delaying a refund even longer. (shift)

32. As we looked out over the ocean, ships could be seen in the distance. (shift)

33.To aid the American Revolution, service as a mounted courier was chosen by Jackson. (dangling modifier)

34. After accomplishing many deeds of valor, Andrew Jackson’s fame led to his election to the Presidency in 1828 and 1832. (dangling modifier)

35. Looking out of the window, the grassland stretched as far as the eye can reach. (dangling modifier)

36. On entering the classroom, the students stood up and said, "Good morning!" (dangling modifier)

37. To get ready for the trip, all the things she needed were put into a suitcase.(dangling modifier)

38. Listening attentively, a faulty sound was heard.(dangling modifier)

39.Though not well educated, a successful career as a lawyer and judge proved

Jackson’s ability. (dangling modifier)

40. Impressed with his qualifications, Paul was hired by the printing firm. (dangling modifier)

II. Rearrange the following numbered sentences so that they read logically.

1)

1.Stuffed under the desk is a woven wastepaper basket overflowing with paper and debris.

2.On the right hand side of the room is a narrow closet with clothes, shoes, hats, tennis racquets, and boxes bulging out of its sliding doors.

3.As you walk into the room, you are stopped short by my bed which fills half of the room.

4.Against the wall on your left, pushed into a corner behind the head of the bed, is a large bookcase which is crammed with papers, books, and knick-knacks.

5.The wall above the bookcase and desk is completely taken up with two small posters.

6.It has a brown wooden chair which seems to fill the left end of the room.

7.My dormitory room, on the second floor of Bienville Hall, is small and crowded.

8.The two large windows over the bed are hidden by heavy dark gold drapes.

9.Every time I walk out of the door, I think, “Now I know what it is like to live in a

closet.”

10.Wedged in between the bookcase and the wall opposite the bed is a small gray metal desk.

Correct order: ( )

2)

https://www.360docs.net/doc/b56663560.html,e three or four of the small logs around the bottom edge to hold the cardboard in place.

2.Next, fold some of the cardboard over the paper.

3.Then pile the remaining small logs and all the large ones onto the pyramid.

4.To build a wood fire that requires minimum tending, you need paper, cardboard, kindling, a few small logs, and two or three large logs.

5.Finally, light the paper.

6.First, you should wad up the paper into a tight ball or roll it into a cylinder and tie it into a loose knot.

7.Once the fire is started, it will need only the occasional addition of another log to keep burning for hours.

8.Then lay the kindling over it, forming a pyramid.

Correct order: ( )

3)

1.It was at this point that Paul noticed his own car, rolling slowly down the hill -- and going too fast for him to stop it.

2.He was so busy chasing his car that he didn’t get the name of the driver of the Rover, who just came out of the supermarket and drove away without realizing what had happened.

3.As if this was not bad enough, Paul now finds he has no-one to blame.

4.Paul, a salesman from London, was driving past a Rover parked outside a supermarket, when he saw it start to roll slowly down the hill.

5.It crashed into a bus at the bottom of the hill, and was so badly damaged that it had to be towed away to a garage.

6.Paul Scofield was a smash hit in Guildford yesterday, saving two young girls in a runaway car -- but wrecking his own car in the process.

7.Another passer-by got into the car and put on the handbrake, saving the girls from certain injury.

8.Inside the car were two young girls on the passenger seat -- but no driver.

9.Paul stopped quickly, jumped in front of the Rover and tried to stop it, pushing against the front of the car.

Correct order: ( )

4)

1.And her mouth! It is a small mouth that looks delicate and feminine.

2.Her thick, wavy, long black hair gracefully falls down to her shoulders and surrounds her exquisite, diamond-shaped face.

3. A small black mole on the left side of her nose adds to her beauty.

4.Marie is as beautiful as any Hollywood starlet.

5.When she smiles, which is often, her well-formed and even, white teeth brighten up her whole face.

6.There is nothing but extraordinary beauty in the face of Marie.

7.Her lips are rather thin, but not too thin; her light pink lipstick adds another touch of feminine beauty.

8.Her eyes are large, but not too large, with thick eyelashes.

9.Her slightly arched chestnut brown eyebrows draw attention to her deep blue eyes, which remind me of a lake on a stormy day.

10. Her nose is straight and neither too long nor too short.

Correct order: ( )

5)

Here you have a jumbled paragraph. Re-organize the sentences so that they follow definite space order.

1) As usual Madeline was overdressed.

2) Her hair stuck out from her head in a graying frizz, and black horn-rimmed glasses encircled her eyes.

3) Her white blouse was ruffled at the elbows, and her red dirndl skirt was embroidered with black and white flowers.

4) Every inch of her seemed to scream for attention.

5) Look, from her ears hung red pendant earrings which bobbled as she talked, and about her thick neck was a matching strand of red baubles.

6) On her feet were black patent high heeled sandals.

Correct Order: ( )

6)

1.The monks looked through the books of the monastery, and these revealed that there had been a Father Anselm there a hundred years before.

2.The monk went back to the monastery and found there a doorkeeper whom he did not know and who did not know him.

3.The monk had never heard a lark before, and he stood there entranced until the bird and its song had become part of the heavens.

4.Other monks came, and they were all strangers to the monk.

5.A monk had wandered into the fields and a lark began to sing.

6.The monk told other monks he was Father Anselm, but that was no help.

7.Time had been blotted out while the monk listened to the lark.

Correct order:( )

7)

1.Secure in its island home, the dodo had lost the power of flight since there were no enemies to fly from.

2.The goats ate the undergrowth which provided the dodo with cover; dogs and cats hunted and harried the old birds; while pigs grunted their way round the island, eating the eggs and young, and the rats followed behind to finish the feast.

3.Man discovered the dodo's paradise in about 1507, and with him came his enemies: dogs, cats, pigs, rats and goats.

4.The dodo, the ponderous waddling pigeon, inhabited the island of Mauritius.

5.The dodo surveyed these new arrivals with an air of innocent interest.

6.By 1681, the fat, ungainly and harmless pigeon was extinct.

7.Then the slaughter began.

Correct order:( )

8)

1. People of all ages, in fact, are learning how to walk again.

2. Small cars, rather than huge gas-gulpers, are winning sales.

3. More and more Americans are beginning to treasure the limited energy supply in their daily life.

4. More and more people are riding buses and forming a car pools to help reduce consumption of fuel, with some of the larger cities putting new push behind efforts to develop rapid-transit systems.

5. Recent awareness of the energy shortage in America has brought the bicycle into renewed popularity.

III. Rewrite the following story in the form of a dialogue. The dialogue should include at least 10 lines, which means each character should speak at least 5 times.

1)

1.Peter was almost 30 years old and he still remained single. One day, his friend

Andy asked him why he couldn’t find anyone that suited him.

2.Peter told Andy that he had dated many nice girls, but his mother didn’t like any

of them, so he had to keep on looking.

3.Andy then suggested Peter to find a girl who was just like his mother.

4.Three weeks later Andy met Peter again and asked him if he had already found a

perfect girlfriend that was just like his mother.

5.Peter told Andy that he did find one just like his mother and his mother loved the

girl very much.

6.Andy asked Peter if he and the girl were going to be engaged.

7.Peter told Andy that his father couldn’t stand that girl at all!

(One day, Andy met his old friend Peter in the street…)

Andy: Hello, Peter!

Peter: Hello, Andy.

Andy: Peter, you know I am always wondering about one question.

Peter: What is it?

Andy: You know, you are going to be 30 years old, but why do you still remain single? There are so many nice girls around you. Can't you find one that suite you?

Peter: Well, I have dated many nice girls, but my mother like none of them. So I have to keep on looking.

Andy: Oh, I have a suggestion for you. Why don't find a girl who is just like your mother?

Peter: Ok, thank you. I'll have a try.

(Andy cam e across Peter three days later…)

Andy: Hi, Peter, have you found a perfect girl that is just like your mother? Peter: Yeah, I've found one and my mother loves her very much.

Andy: So you're going to be engaged very soon, aren't you?

Peter: Um, I don't think so. The point is my father can't stand this girl at all

2)

1.Mr. Brown went to an insurance company to have his life insured.

2.The manager of the company asked him how old his parents were when they

died.

3.Mr. Brown told the manager that his mother had a bad heart and died at the age of

30. His father died of TB when he was 35.

4.The manager explained that his company could not insure Mr. Brown’s life as his

parents were not healthy.

5.Mr. Brown then went to another company to have his life insured.

6.This time when Mr. Brown was asked the same question, he told the manager that

his mother was 93 and she died from a fall off the bike. His father was 98 and he died while he was playing football.

7.The manager immediately agreed to insure Mr. Brown’s life.

(Mr. Brown went to see the manager of an insurance company…)

Manager: Morning, Sir. What can I do for you?

Mr. Brown: I want to have my life insured.

Manager: Then could I ask how old your parents were when they passed away?

Mr. Brown: Well, my mother died at the age of 30 because she had a bad heart, and my father died of TB when he was 35.

Manager: I'm sorry to hear that. But sir, I'm sorry to have to tell you that our company can't insure your life as your parents were not healthy.

(Mr. Brown then went to another insurance company…)

Manager: Morning, Sir. What can I do for you?

Mr. Brown: I what to have my life insured.

Manager: Well, do you mind telling me how old your parents were when they died?

Mr. Brown: My mother died at the age of 93 due to an accident. She fell off a bike and was seriously hurt. You know at such an advanced age, she couldn’t survive such an accident. My father died at 98 when he was playing football. Then I was surprised to learn his death, because you know, he was so healthy. Manager: I'm sorry about that, Mr. Brown. You can insure your life in our company. Please come tomorrow because you have to have some forms filled.

3)

Rewrite the following sentences in the form of a dialogue.

A child went into a bank.

⑴.The child told the banker that she wanted to borrow five hundred dollars.

⑵.The banker asked what she could put up for collateral.

⑶.The child asked what collateral was.

⑷.The banker explained that the child should state what she owns that would give the bank some security on the loan.

⑸.The child said that she owned a big dog and a cat.

⑹.The banker told her to come back in three days for an answer.

⑺.Three days later the banker said that the investigation confirmed that the child did indeed own a big dog and a cat, and the bank agreed to loan the five hundred dollars.

⑻.After signing the agreement, the child held out her hand and asked where the money was.

⑼.The banker explained that it was dangerous to carry that much money and that the bank would hold the money for the child, who then could write checks until the total reached five hundred dollars.

⑽.Considering the bank's offer, the child asked how much collateral the banker had. (A child went into a bank.)

(Three days later)

4)

The following is the ending of Saki's story The Interlopes. The characters, Georg and Ulrich, have been pinned under a fallen tree in a forest. Wounded and helpless, they are waiting to be rescued by their foresters. The beginning of the dialogue has already been given, please finish it according to the given clues.

The beginning of the dialogue:

(Presently, as the wind dropped for a moment, Ulrich broke silence.)

Ulrich: Let's shout for help. In this lull our voice may carry a little way.

Georg : They won't carry far through the trees and undergrowth. But we can try. Together, then.

(The two raised their voices in a prolonged hunting call. And a few minutes later, ) 1. Ulrich suggested that they shout together again because he thought he had heard something.

2. Georg said he heard nothing but the pestilential wind.

3. (A few minutes later, Ulrich gave a joyful cry.)

He said he could see figures coming through the wood and that they were following in the way he came down the hillside. Then he told Georg happily that the men heard them and they stopped. They saw them and were running down the hill towards them.

4. Georg asked how many men were there.

5. Ulrich answered that he couldn’t see distinctly, maybe nine or ten.

6. Georg said that the men were Urich’s because he himself had on ly seven out with him.

7. Ulrich said gladly that the men were running very fast.

8. Georg asked Ulrich again if they were his men or not because Ulrich didn’t answer him yet.

9. Ulrich said with a laugh, the idiotic chattering laugh of a man unstrung with hideous fear that they were not his men either.

10. Georg asked quickly who they were.

11. Ulrich answered that they were not men but wolves.

(Presently, as the wind dropped for a moment, Ulrich broke silence.)

Ulrich: Let's shout for help. In this lull our voice may carry a little way.

Georg: They won't carry far through the trees and undergrowth. But we can try. Together, then.

(The two raised their voices in a prolonged hunting call. And a few minutes later,) (A few minutes later, Ulrich gave a joyful cry.)

Ⅳ. Write correct entries for the following sources to be included in a list of works cited.

1.Margaret M. Bryant’s book English in the Law Courts, published in New Y ork by

Columbia University Press in 1930.

2.V olume one of the two-volume edition of Joseph Conrad: Life and Letters edited

by G. Jean-Aubry and published in 1927 by Doubleday in Garden City, New Y ork.

3.An essay, “From Madcap Prince to King,” written by Elsa Sjoberg and published

in the winter of 1969 in V olume 20 of Shakespeare Quarterly. The essay appears on pages 11 through 16.

4.Bruno Bettelheim and Karen Zelan’s “Why Children Don’t Like to Read,” which

appeared on pages 25 to 31 in volume 248, number 5 (November 1981) of the Atlantic.

5.Writing in the Arts and Science, a 1981 textbook published by Winthrop

Publishers, Inc., in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The authors, in the order that appers in the title page, are Elaine Maimon, Gerald L. Belcher, Gail W. Hearn, Barbara F. Nodine, and Finbarr W. O’Connor.

6.An article by Leo Seligsohn called “A Simple Service for Happy Chapin,”in

Newsday, a newspaper in Garden City, New Y ork. This article appeared on July 22, 1981, on page 3.

7.Rolfe Humphries’translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses published in London in

1957 by John Calder.

8.The 20th Century Fox film of 1981, The Empire Strikes Back, directed by Irving

Kershner and starring Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher.

9.Henry Sambrooke Leigh’s poem “The Twins”in A Century of Humorous Verse:

1850-1950edited by Roger Lancelyn Green and published in London by J. M.

Dent and sons in 1988. The poem appears on page 96.

10.An interview conducted in person on December 19, 1990. The person interviewed

was V era Graaf.

11.Sarah Boyd and Karen Zelan’s “Nuclear Terror,”which appeared on pages 125 to

131 in volume 7, number 4 (1981) of Adaptation to Change.

12.An article by Harry Stein called “Living with Lies,”in Esquire, published in

December 1981. This article appeared on page 23.

13.W. H. Auden’s poem “A Healthy Spot”in The Collected Poetry of W. H. Auden

edited by Roger Lancelyn Green and published in New Y ork by Random House in 1945. The poem appears on page134.

14.A book called Black Voices: An Anthology of Afro-American Literature, published

in 1968 by the New American Library in New Y ork, edited by Abraham Clapham.

15.An article in the journal Southern Folklore Quarterly, volume 24, published in

1960. The article is “The New Orleans V oodoo Ritual Dance and Its Twentieth-Century Survivals,”written by John Q. Anderson, on pages 135

through 143.

16.The fifth volume of the five-volume The History of Technology, published in 1958

in London by Oxford University Press, written by Charles Singer, E. J. Holmroyd,

A. R. Hall, and Trevor I. Williams.

17.A book by John Bartlett called Familiar Quotations, in its fifteenth edition, which

was edited by Emily Morison Beck, published in 1980 by Little, Brown and Company in Boston, Massachusetts.

18.An interview conducted over the phone on December 6, 1981. The person

interviewed was Beverly Sills.

19.D. J. K. O’Connell’s translation of Paolo Maffei’s Beyond the Moon published in

Cambridge in 1978 by MIT Press.

20.Elizabeth Sewell’s essay “Bacon, Vico, Coleridge, and the Poetic Method”in

Gimabattista Vico: An International Symposium edited by Giorgio Tagliacozzo and published in 1969 in Baltimore by John Hopkins Press. The essay appears on page 125 through 136.

Ⅴ. Write a note or letter according to the given information.

1). Y ou are Andy/Lucy. Y ou are writing a note to your cousin David suggesting that you and he visit your grandmother this Sunday to celebrate her birthday. Arrange the exact time and place to meet. Tell David you will send your grandmother a scarf and remind him to prepare a present for her.

2).Y ou are Andy/Lucy. Y ou borrowed a novel from your classmate Joey the other day, but your niece tore a few pages out of the book. Please write a note explaining and apologizing to Joey. Ask where he bought that novel and tell him you will buy a new one for him.

3). Y ou are Andy/Lucy. Y our brother has just returned from his enjoyable trip in Europe. Y ou are going to hold a party to celebrate the occasion. Write an invitation note to one of your friends Joey. Y ou can tell what you plan to do at the party.

4). Y ou are Andy/Lucy. Y ou were unable to reach school on time to keep an appointment with the tutor Prof. Richards, because of a sudden downpour. Write to explain the whole situation and ask for another appointment.

5). Please write the heading and inside address according to the information given. Provided information about the sender:

Country: P. R. China

Zip code: 430079

City: Wuhan

Apartment number: 73

Province: Hubei

Name of the road: Luoyu Road

House number: 123

Date: 2001年11月22日

Provided information about the Receiver:

Country: America

Zip code: 94002

City: Oakland

Name of the road: Athens Way

House number: 228

State: California

Receiver: Ms. Mary Smith

Name of the store: Olympic Shoe Shop

6). Please complete the complaint letter first, and then write the correct form for an envelope for the letter.

160 Abby Street,

London N1 8AY

18 April,1982

The Manager,

Easy Camera Co. Ltd,

14 Church Road,

Eastbourne.

I am writing to complain about your EASY camera. I bought it two weeks ago and have just received my first set of colour photos. I am enclosing them with this letter.

You will see that they are very dark.

I think that your EASY camera is very bad, but I will try again. Since I wasted my money on the first set of photos, would you please send a new film to me? If the next photos are also very dark, I will send the camera to you and ask you to return my money.

James Green

Envolope:

7) . Write a complete business letter except the body part with the given information. Remember to pay much attention to the set form of letter writing. (5%)

1.The addresser is Miss Liu Jie, a junior who majors in history in Central Institute

for Nationalities. The institute is at the northwest of Beijing and located on 103 Baishiqiao Road. The letter was written on Saturday, November 16, last year. The zip code is 100081.

2.The addressee is David Hall, a history professor who lives in San Francisco, the

second largest city in California. His house stands on Oxford Avenue and the house number is 801. The zip code is 94202.

Ⅵ. Please choose a term from the word bank to describe each of the logical fallacies, and fill in the blanks before the following statements with corresponding numbers.

a.

1.Attacking the person rather than the issue;

2.Bandwagon effect;

3.Non sequitur;

4.Black and white thinking;

5.Circular reasoning;

6.False analogy;

7.False authority;

8.Hasty generalization;

9.Loose generalization;

10.Post hoc fallacy

11.Slippery slope

________ 1) Millions of people are in favour of the death penalty. Therefore, it must be right.

________ 2) Y ou should never gamble. Once you start gambling, you find it hard to stop. Soon you are spending all your money on gambling, and eventually you will turn to crime to support your earnings.

________ 3) We shouldn’t allow girls from that part of town into our club. I once knew a girl from there and she was a thief.

________ 4) City police officers are either brutal or corrupt.

________ 5) Don’t take Susan on a picnic. Every time I go somewhere with her, it rains!

________ 6) President Bush said these shoes were good, so let’s buy them.

________7) Don’t listen to Fred’s ideas for a new computer system. He’s a homosexual!

________ 8) People should be allowed to smoke in restaurants. If they are allowed to drink in restaurants, they should be allowed to smoke as well.

________ 9) Excess drinking is detrimental to health because it causes harm to the body.

________ 10) Girls are not good in math.

b.

_________11) Don’t vote for him, as no one in this town would consider voting for him.

________ 12) Y ou should never steal. Once you start stealing, you find it hard to stop. Soon you will fall into the habit of taking others’ things away, and eventually you will turn to commit serious crimes and be jailed.

________ 13) Mountain climbing is more dangerous than people think: my cousin has fainted three times since he climbed Pikes Peak.

________ 14) Michael Jordan’s support for the governor proves that the governor is

doing a good job.

________ 15) The nonhuman primates such chimpanzees and gorillas care for the young, clean and groom each other, and defend themselves and sometimes the group from attack. Why, then, must the human primates go so much further—medicare, child care, welfare, Social Security, and so on—to protect the weak?

________ 16) The five apples on the top of the box look good. The entire box of apples must be good.

________ 17) Either we institute national health insurance or thousands of people will become sick or die.

________ 18) I like strawberry ice cream because it’s my favorite kind.

________ 19) A successful marriage demands a maturity that no one under twenty-five possesses.

________ 20) Kathleen Newsome has my vote for mayor because she has the best-run campaign organization.

c.

_________21) Survey shows that 92% of the citizens favors Kevin Robinson, so you may as well vote for him.

________ 22) Y ou should never smoke. Once you start smoking, you find it hard to stop. Soon you are become a tobacco-addict, and eventually you will turn to have the lung cancer and die of smoking.

________ 23) Fred, the Australian, stole my wallet. Thus, all Australians are thieves. ________ 24) I saw a black cat last night. No wonder I lost my wallet this morning. ________ 25) Noted psychologist Dr. Fraser Anderson recommends that you buy the EZ-COOL shampoo.

________ 26) Y ou say I shouldn’t drink, but you are a heavy smoker yourself.

________ 27) Ted and Jim excel at both football and basketball. Since Ted is also a track star, it is likely that Jim also excels at track.

________ 28) I like strawberry ice cream because it’s my favorite kind.

________ 29) French people are very romantic.

________ 30) I was not born in Hubei because I’ve never been to Wuhan.

________ 31) Since you are not a fan of Michael Jordan, you must hate him very much.

________ 32) Ten minutes after walking into the auditorium, I began to feel sick to my stomach. There must have been something in the air in that building that caused my nausea.

________ 33) I asked six of my friends what they thought of the new spending restraints and they agreed it is a good idea. The new restraints are therefore generally popular.

________ 34) Don’t listen to him. He is a homosexual!

Ⅶ. Composition

1). A. Write a short paragraph within 100 words describing an animal you are familiar with. You should focus on the description of appearance of the animal.

B. What is a friend? Write an essay of about 300 words to define the meaning of a friend and to tell the different kinds of friends. Be sure you have details to support your opinion.

Friends

2). A. Write a short paragraph within 100 words describing a teacher that you like best. You should focus on the description of the appearance of the teacher.

B. Some people believe that examinations are a fair and proper means to test a person’s academic ability. Others don’t. They even think that examinations may do harm to people. Write an essay of about 300 words to express and support your opinion.

Examinations: To Be or Not To Be

3). A. Write a short paragraph within 100 words tells us the happiest thing that you have ever experienced.

B. Some people like to live in the city and others believe that life in the countryside is better. Compare the lives in the two places and write a composition of about 300 words to express your opinion.

Life in the City Vs. Life in the Countryside

4). A. Write a short paragraph within 100 words describing your college. Please pay attention to the space order.

B. Some people claim that competition is more important than co-operation in the present-day society. What’s your opinion about competition and co-operation in the present-day society? Write a composition of about 300 words on the following topic: