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An Eyewitness Account of a Traffic Accident 观察描述类 An Eyewitness Account of a Traffic Accident 范文1.       My name is Li Ming. I am a college student in Peking University. At noon, around 1 p.m., May 30th 2003, I was walking through the pedestrian overpass near my university when I was shocked by the screech of a car. I saw that a man was knocked down by a red car passing by.       Soon many cars were jammed there. I got there and found in the middle of the street, beside a red Benz, lay a man in a pool of blood. At the same time I saw a lady stood near the victim, trembling.       It was obvious that she was the driver. After a moment, the police and the ambulance arrived. The victim was instantly sent to the hospital while the lady was taken away by the police.       The above is all I saw about the accident. It is my opinion that the pedestrian should have taken the overpass when he crossed the street, especially during rush hours. Besides, the lady might have been driving too fast. Anyway, I believe accidents may be avoided if we become more aware of the importance of safety.      (194 words) 范文2.       My name is Li Ming. I am an English major in Peking University. A week ago, I saw a traffic accident in a rainy day, which still sticks in my mind. It was about 9:00 on Saturday morning, June 15th. I was talking to my friends on the sidewalk near my university when I heard a sudden noise of clash of metals. It happened just at the crossing nearby. A motorbike was hit by a taxi. I went up and found that the motorbike was badly damaged. The driver was groaning on the ground, bleeding. The street turned chaotic.       According to the stopping track on the road, it is clear that the motor bicycle failed to see the car coming from behind a truck. On the other hand, the taxi driver was driving too fast in such a rainy day.       Anyway, I believe accidents may be avoided if everyone drove slowly.                               (157 words) The Day My Classmate Fell Ill (or Got Injured) Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the topic The Day My Classmate Fell Ill (or Got Injured). You should write at least 120 words according to the outline given below in Chinese: 1) 简单叙述一下这位同学生病（或受伤）的情况； 2) 同学、老师和我是如何帮助他/她的； 3) 人与人之间的这种相互关爱给我的感受是..... 范文1.       Last year, a terrible flu spread across the whole city. One of my dorm mates, Li Ming, became a victim of it. He ran a high fever, and ordinary medicine didn't work on him.       The news quickly reached everybody in our class. Some classmates recorded the English lessons for him so that Li Ming could keep up with his study. Our English teacher brought him chicken soup. With care and help, he soon was able to be up and about and finally came back to the class.       From this event, I learn two things. One is that with love, no illness is terrible. The other is that love and help are two-way streets. Our classmates offered Li Ming kind help partly because Li Ming himself had always been a helpful person. So I realize that when we help others, we are helping ourselves.                                       (148 words) 范文2.       In the summer sports meeting last year, one of my classmates, Li Mei, suddenly fell to the ground and hurt her left foot when she was practicing high jump. Her face turned pale and showed great pain.       Seeing this, our classmates immediately came to her aid. They struggled to take her to the temporary emergency room. One boy untied her shoe and applied ice rocks to her wound. Meanwhile, girls comforted her in a soft voice. Soon, the P.E. teacher came. He checked her wound and took some emergency measures to lessen her pain. Fifteen minutes later, the ambulance arrived and she was sent to the hospital. Luckily enough, with our care and concern, Li Mei recovered quickly.       Such an incident impressed everyone present. I realize that love and care are the best medicine for an injured person. Just like a famous song goes, “ The world will turn to heaven if everyone contributes just a little.”  (162 words) A Quarrel with My Roommate 提纲： 1) 你与同宿舍的一个同学发生争执，说明其原因； 2) 你是如何解决的； 3) 你从中吸取的教训。       During my four-year university life, I had one bitter quarrel with one of my roommates.       It happened on a weekend last semester. She brought in a very large suitcase and placed it under her bed, but a few days later her case got wet as we were living on the ground floor. Then, without other choice, she put it on her desk. And I happened to be opposite to her desk and her suitcase was so large that it not only occupied her desk completely but half of mine as well. I was annoyed, and angrily pushed it forward without first talking to her about it. I pushed too hard and the case fell off her desk. Everything in it was messed up. On seeing this, she flew into a temper and angrily shouted at me. As a result, the quarrel started and lasted about two hours.       I thought over the quarrel when I calmed down days later, and learnt something from it, that is, we should learn to put ourselves in other's shoes so as to get on well with one another.                       (183 words) My First Day on Campus 以时间为序，记叙你进入大学第一天的所见所闻。       I still remember the day when I first came to the college. As an 18-year-old boy, I was longing for a new life as a college student.       That morning when the bus carried me to the college, I was so excited that my heart was beating fast as if it would leap out of my mouth. From then on, I became a student of this college. After registration, we were led by an instructor to the dormitory. I was so clumsy that I did not know how to make the bed and fix the mosquito net.       In the afternoon, I took a walk around the campus together with my roommates. We made our tour of the college, inspecting every building and every garden until the sunset.       In the evening, we sat together, talking about the past and the future. We were so excited that no one wanted to sleep.       (149 words) 议论文 Should the University Campus Be Open to Tourists? 范文1.       Nowadays, there is an increasing interest in visiting campuses of famous universities. Therefore, a hot debate arises over whether the university campus should be open to tourists.       Some people are in favor of the idea of opening it to the public. They believe that the atmosphere of famous universities can motivate student visitors to seek more knowledge. They also argue that as more tourists come to visit, these universities can make themselves known to more people.       However, other people hold an opposite viewpoint. They consider that with tourists pouring into campuses, the beauty of the campus will be ruined. What's more, they firmly point out that the normal teaching activities will be disturbed.       There is some truth in both arguments. But I think the advantages of opening them outweigh the disadvantages. In my opinion, university campuses should be open to tourists.                (141 words) 范文2.       Nowadays, there is an increasing interest in visiting university campuses.       Therefore, there is a heated discussion about whether the university campus should be open to tourists.       Some people agree with the idea of opening it to the public. They believe that this can help the universities to solve their financial problems. They also argue that this practice can make college students in touch with the outside world. They also claim that colleges can become soil for teenage tourists to cultivate their love for knowledge and truth.       However, other people stand on a different ground. They consider this will inevitably distract college students from their study. What’s more, they firmly point out that tourists might litter the campus, or break the quietness of it.       There is some truth in both arguments. But I favor the former side. After all, colleges and universities are public places and should be open as long as tourists behave properly.                 (154 words) Is a Test of Spoken English Necessary? 范文1.       A test of spoken English will be included as an optional component of the College English Test (CET). But as to the view of whether a test of spoken English is necessary, there are some controversies among people. Many people hold that it is absolutely necessary to hold a test of spoken English in China. In the first place, a test of spoken English will make college students become more aware of the importance of spoken English. In the second place, such a test will help them with their communication skills.       Some people, however, take a different attitude. They consider it is unnecessary to hold this test. There are two reasons for this. One is that good reading and writing skills would be enough for the average English learners. The other is that college students are already under considerable pressure from their courses and another required test will only add to their burden.       As for me, I am undoubtedly for the test because the ability to speak English fluently is a must for anyone who wants to surpass others in a highly competitive society. So I believe that a test of spoken English will do more good than harm. (198 words) 范文2.       A test of spoken English will be included as an optional component of the College English Test (CET). But as to the view of whether it is sensible to hold such a test, there are some controversies among people.       Many people hold that it is a good idea to adopt such a test. In the first place, the purpose of mastering a language is to communicate, and a test can push students to practice more. In the second place, to some extent, it saves both the job applicants and employers the trouble of testing spoken English, since those who speak English fluently can get a higher mark in the test.       Some people, however, take a different attitude. There are two reasons for this. One is that another exam will be the last straw for some students under big pressure. The other is that the one who gets a high mark in the test may not necessarily speak English well because the final mark depends wholly on human scoring.       As for me, I welcome the idea of this test, because it is an opportunity to find out where I am after all these years' learning. So I have made up my mind to practice more to improve my spoken English and hope to do well in this test.                      (217 words) The Pros and Cons (利与弊) of Dormitory Life 提纲： 1) 在大学里，大部分学生住集体宿舍； 2) 有人认为集体生活好处多，也有人不同意这种观点。       Dormitory life is a new experience for some university students who have never lived far away from their parents before. There are striking differences between family life and dormitory life. Students must learn to be responsible for their life. For example, they must depend on themselves to get up in the morning on time for classes and to set aside an appropriate amount of time for study and relaxation. Some people believe there are more advantages about dormitory life. In a dormitory, on the one hand, students have more chances to communicate with and learn from each other. On the other hand, students have a great deal more freedom than they might have at home. They can act according to their own will rather than to that of their parents'. But some others disagree. They think dormitories are often small and crowded. This lack of space can invade one's privacy and make it difficult for students to concentrate on their studies.       In general, there are both advantages and disadvantages living in dormitory. Whether they like it or not, most students have to face the reality of living with others.            (189 words) To Get Along with People 提纲： 1) 生活中人与人之间的冲突在所难免； 2) 不同人对此做出不同的反应； 3) 我是如何应对这种冲突的       In any community, big or small, everyone lives in a network of communication with others. As a result, misunderstanding, unhappiness, and even conflict occur now and then.       Under such circumstances, different people may give different responses. Some may pretend to be blind to the conflict, hoping not to make the situation worse. However, the unsolved matter will probably lead to more serious consequences. Others may exaggerate it by flying into a rage to quarrel with others, which often bears the seed of hostility.       As far as I am concerned, both parties, when conflict occurs, need to calm down, and then earnestly exchange their mind, drawing a clear picture of what has been going on between them. As long as they become informed of each other's intention, I believe conflict will thus be solved. (133 words) The Importance of Interpersonal Communication 提纲： 1) 人人都需要与他人交流； 2) 人际交流的重要性； 3) 结论       The 21st century is an age of information and knowledge. In such an age, interpersonal communication plays an increasingly important role in the society.       Why is interpersonal communication so important? There are some reasons contributing to this new trend. First, it helps people understand each other better. For example, in a family, communication makes the family members get closer because of mutual understanding. Second, it helps people get more information and knowledge. Students can learn effectively if they can communicate more with their teachers and classmates. Third, without interpersonal communication, our life would become a desert lack of emotion and friendship. Communication between people makes our life lively, interesting and lovely.       In a word, human beings, as social animals, have to communicate with each other, the importance of which can never be overlooked.   (133 words) How to Succeed in a Job Interview? 范文1: How to Succeed in a Job Interview       With the development of the job market, interviews play an important role in job-hunting. On the one hand, a job interview offers both interviewees and interviewers a chance to know each other within quite a short time. On the other hand, excellent performance in an interview will enable the interviewees to make a good impression upon the interviewer and finally get the job.       Therefore, how to succeed in job interview is worth paying attention to. Firstly, interviewees should have some knowledge about the company and the position they apply for. Secondly, interviewees should have self-confidence. For example, being too modest is not welcome to most human resources professionals. Thirdly, interviewees should dress neatly and properly. In this way, interviewees could show that they attach vital importance to the job.       In brief, if the interviewee takes the advice and makes better preparations, he is more likely to be employed.  (148 words) 范文2: How to Succeed in a Job Interview       In a job market, both employers and applicants attach great importance to interviews. On the one hand, if a job seeker can impress the interviewer, he may be lucky enough to get the desired job. If, on the other hand, the job hunter gives a poor performance in the interview, he is unlikely to stand a chance of it.       Therefore, how to make an impression upon interviewers in a job interview is worth paying attention to. Firstly, the applicant ought to be careful of his appearance and manner. Secondly, he is supposed to display his ability, especially his grasp of professional knowledge required by the position. Thirdly, a really impressive job seeker must convey a sense of self-confidence in and a practical attitude toward the job concerned.       In brief, as long as the interviewee is qualified for the job, with careful preparation and a fairly confident and honest performance, his success can be insured. (154 words) It Pays to Be Honest 范文1: It Pays to Be Honest       It is true that most of us value honesty highly. However, nowadays we often confront confidence crisis such as cheating, overcharging, and faking commodities and so on.       We should be honest. The reasons can be listed as follows. Firstly, only honest people can be truly respected by others over a long period of time. Secondly, honesty, as a traditional virtue of Chinese people, can make our life easier and more harmonious. For example, if fewer students cheated in exams, exams would be made much simpler. Thirdly, honesty can make our society more stable. A case in point is that Singapore, a society featuring trust and integrity, has a comparatively low crime rate.       It goes without saying that being honest is of great benefit to both the community and individuals. In conclusion, honesty should be encouraged in our society.  (138 words) 范文2: It Pays to Be Honest       It is true that honesty, as a virtue of mankind, has been challenged in the modern society as we encounter more and more dishonest people and things. However, when asked the question of whether we need to be honest, my answer is “Yes”.       I think it pays to be honest. The reasons can be listed as follows. Firstly, honesty is essentially important in establishing trust among people. Secondly, to be honest brings benefits to people around you. For example, your classmates may find it easy to communicate with you. Thirdly, you yourself will benefit from being honest. You will be blessed with a stable marriage, many friends and more importantly, a peaceful heart.       It goes without saying that your life will be meaningful as you will be appreciated and remembered as an honest person. In conclusion, it is definitely rewarding to be honest because you will get more than you pay. (151 words) 应用文 A Letter in Reply to a Friend 范文1. December 27th, 2003 Dear X,       I am very happy to learn that you want to apply to our university. You are welcome to be one of us. When it comes to which major you should choose, I suggest that you apply for Computer Science. To begin with, this is one of the best specialized programs in our university. What's more, Computer Science majors are more likely to find well-paid jobs.       In order to study at the Department of Computer Science, you have to meet the following requirements. First of all, you have to reach the minimum score set for admission to key universities in the National College Entrance Examination. In addition, you have to be good at mathematics.       As far as the preparation is concerned, you should on the one hand review all the required lessons. On the other hand, you'd better spend some time on English. Only by careful preparations can you hope to enroll in our university. Best wishes！ Yours truly, Li Ming (172 words) 范文2. December 27th, 2003 Dear X,       I am very happy to learn that everything goes well with you and you are interested in our university. Welcome to this beautiful city.       When it comes to which major you should choose for graduate study, I suggest that you apply for French. To begin with, French is one of the most beautiful languages in the world. What's more, it goes without saying that French majors are more competitive in the tight job market.       There are several requirements for candidates for Department of Foreign Languages. In the first place, they should pass CET-6, and the Department will be particularly interested in those who excel in French listening and speaking skills. In the second place, they need an intense interest in French since interest is the best teacher. Last but not least they should also sit in for the National Entrance Exams for Masters' Programs. Scores no less than 65 both in Political Theory and English are required.       As far as the preparation is concerned, you should first of all, practice your basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing in French. In addition, it would be rewarding if you try to get in touch with your prospective supervisor. I sincerely hope that you will succeed in this attempt. Best wishes！ Yours truly, Li Ming (227 words) A Letter to the University President about the Canteen Service on Campus 范文1. January 12th, 2002 Dear Mr. President,       My name is Li Ming, from the Department of Foreign Languages. I venture to write you a letter about