首都师范大学2005年考博真题

Directions: For this part, you are allowed thirty minutes to write a composition entitled Information in 3 paragraphs. You are given the first sentence of the first paragraph and are required to develop its idea in completing the article. You should write about 200 words.

    At present, information plays a very important role in many fields of people’s life.

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Information in the Modern Society

At present, information plays a very important role in many fields of people’s life. Success in study, work and even marriage depends on getting the latest information. At the same time, failure in policy-making often results from the lack of necessary information. That is why we call the current age“the Information Age”.

There are many means of acquiring information which enable us to keep up with the step of social development. First, we can surf the Internet, which is a tremendous store of information of all kinds. You can find almost anything you want through such searching engines as Google and Baidu. Second, we read various books, newspapers and news magazines. For example, the typical daily newspaper contains articles about local, regional, national and international reports. Third, we listen to the news on the radio and obtain information on television. In addition, some TV stations offer early morning news, night news and complex news programs as well. Undoubtedly, there are still many other ways of getting information.

As far as the role of information in the future is concerned, I believe that information will play a more and more important part in people's decision-making. More latest information means more opportunities to be successful than others.

中央美术学院2006年考博真题

Directions: Some people think that fine art education is very important, so a lot more should be invested in that. Do you agree or disagree? Explain why. Your composition should be at least 150 words.

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More Should Be Invested in Fine Art Education

There is the view that fine art education is of great importance and that much more should be invested in that in China. I am totally with this opinion.

Do you still remember how much time you spent on drawing and painting while you are in primary and secondary schools? Probably little. In China, the exam-oriented education has deprived students of almost all chances to learn fine art. Priority has been always put by both teachers and parents on students’ academic performance. Excellence in such fields as sports and arts is viewed as unorthodox.

Fine arts, including drawing, painting and sculpture, actually have profound influence upon students’ healthy growth. They do not only contribute to youngsters’ ability to observe and imitate, but are also conducive to the cultivation of their aesthetic faculties and the formation of their integrate personality.考博.中国-N R+nq%P/U@"[/tM

In view of what was mentioned above, effective measures must be taken to add to the investment in fine art education throughout the country. Only with a good all-around education can we expect the real rejuvenating of the nation.

中国传媒大学2008年考博真题

Directions: Write a composition of about 250 words on “Online Sharing Culture”. Your composition is to include 3 paragraphs:

1) In the first paragraph, state your point of view.

2) In the second paragraph, support you view with appropriate details.

3) In the third paragraph, bring your composition to a natural conclusion.

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No one can have failed to notice the fact that there has emerged a number of novel trends along with the development of the Internet, among which is the so-called online sharing culture, which refers to the practice of displaying one’s or others’ private information on the Internet. What is revealed and shared in this way can include one’s salary, romance and other data that was considered personal and kept as secrets in the past. To this phenomenon, people’s views differ sharply. Some hold the positive view while others are strongly against it. Personally, I believe that this kind of culture has reasons to continue it existence, but it should be guided towards the right direction.

On the one hand, online sharing culture has some merits to its name. For one thing, it provides people with a precious way to be exposed to more information. Thanks to its feature of anonymity, the Internet allows people to convey and share much information that they dare not or too shy to communicate in other ways. For instance, you might risk being sacked or mocked if you disclose the list of your salary to your colleagues or acquaintances. But on line, no one knows if you are a man or a dog, as the saying goes. Secondly, online sharing culture can help solve many social problems and boost the development of the country. By revealing some dark sides of the society, online sharing can draw public attention to certain injustices and work as a supervisor over the authorities. On the other hand, online sharing may do harm. This is especially true when someone’s personal information is publicized without his or her permission. Thereupon, citizens’ privacy is in the face of being intruded.

:} ^.J2J^9g0On the whole, online sharing culture has its merits and drawbacks. However, one should not give up eating for fear of being choked. The best policy, as I see it, is to exert more supervision on the information on line and make sure that people are the best informed and their privacy is well protected in the meanwhile.