環(huán)球教育北京學(xué)校劉旸老師為大家?guī)?lái)2019年4月6日雅思寫作考試預(yù)測(cè)，以供參考~

　　教育類

　　1.Some working parents believe childcare centers can provide best care for children, while others think family members like grandparents can do it better. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

　　2.Some people believe the purpose of education is to prepare people to be useful members for society. Others say that the purpose of education is to achieve personal ambitions. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

　　3.Some people think adults should learn practical skills by themselves, while others think they should learn from teachers in the classroom. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

　　4.Some people think that only the best students should be rewarded. Others, however, think that it is more important to reward students who show improvements. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

　　女性類

　　1.In many countries today, both men and women need to work full time. Therefore, some people think men and women should share household tasks equally (e g. cleaning and looking after children). To what extent do you agree or disagree?

　　2.In some countries, the role of a mother differs in some ways from the role of a father. Why do you think these differences exist? How might parental roles develop in the future?（女性類）

　　政府類

　　1.Some people say government should give the health care the first priorities, some others believe there are more important priorities to spend the tax payers' money. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

　　媒體類

　　1.There are many advertisements which are directed at children, such as snacks, toys and other goods. Parents argue that they will impose negative influence to their children. But the advertisers claim that advertisements provide some useful information to children. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

　　本題范文

　　首段：轉(zhuǎn)述題目觀點(diǎn)+ 個(gè)人立場(chǎng)

　　The companies producing children products argue that their advertisements benefit children by presenting useful information to children. I contend（反駁） that children advertisements are harmful to children rather than conducive.

　　主體段1: 如果對(duì)立觀點(diǎn)不合理， 那就寫他可能提出的理由， 然后反駁

　　Admittedly, children products contain loads of information related to the goods that the firms（公司） intend to（打算） promote（推廣） and sell. The information is usually about the advantages and benefits of the products. Children may learn some scientific knowledge from it. For instance, cereal（麥片） advertisements provide information about nutrition（營(yíng)養(yǎng)） like calcium（鈣） and protein（蛋白質(zhì)）. While children get to know the technology development from high-tech products targeting children, phone watch（電話手表）, for example（放在例子后面）. //Yet, is it legitimate（合理的） to argue that this sort of information useful? I certainly do not think so. Whether the information is of value for children depends on（取決于） how children will use it in their daily life. Since（因?yàn)椋?the information embedded（嵌入） in publicity（廣告） mainly serves commercial purpose rather than educational purpose, children will most likely ignore it while their vanity（虛榮心） towards fancy products（精致的商品）is aroused（喚起） by the advertisements.

　　主體段2: 重申觀點(diǎn)+理由+論據(jù)

　　My argument is that children advertisements of various products mainly impose negative influence on children’s growth despite the seemingly practical messages conveyed by them. Firstly, advertisements that stimulate children’s appetite （胃口）towards junk food constantly（總是） worsen（破壞） children’s physical health. This is because when children are frequently exposed to tempting（誘人的） junk food like snacks, sweets, French fries etc., they are very likely to consume（吃） these foods excessively（過(guò)量地）, thus picking up（養(yǎng)成） harmful and unbalanced diet. In extreme cases, some children suffer from diseases such as obesity, diabetes（糖尿?。?or even higher cholesterol（膽固醇） level. Another reason behind my argument is that children are exposed to the negative influence of consumerism（消費(fèi)主義） at an early age because of the spread of children advertisements. Some of them start to compare materials （攀比物質(zhì)）with others, talking about their ownership（擁有） of a cutting-edge（時(shí)髦的） electronic product with their peers（同齡人）, for example. It is a shame for the society to provoke（喚起） children’s vanity（虛榮心） and conspicuous（炫耀的） consumption behaviors. Moreover, some children are so naive（天真的） that（以至于） they believe what the advertisements say to them. Consequently, they lose their independent and critical thinking abilities. A typical example is that some primary school children in China naively believe that study Apps can genuinely（真正地） help them improve their academic performance, which is incredibly（極其地） ridiculous.

　　In conclusion, I’m firmly convinced that children advertising should be limited so that children will not be impacted negatively.