[外语类试卷]雅思（写作）模拟试卷108及答案与解析.doc

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1、雅思（写作）模拟试卷 108及答案与解析 1 It is generally acknowledged that the relationship among family members is not as close as it used to be. Give possible reasons and your recommendations. 2 Some people think it would be a good idea for schools to teach every young person how to be a good parent. Do you agree o

2、r disagree with this opinion? 雅思（写作）模拟试卷 108答案与解析 1 【正确答案】 Nowadays, couples quarrel more often than they used to do. Brothers and sisters talk less and take less care of each other. Children turn less to their parents for advice. These scenes are just part of the whole picture of todays family alie

3、nation. As far as I am concerned, there are several reasons for the above phenomena. The first reason is that people spend more time on their studies and work. Nowadays, people face fierce competition and suffer from great pressure. As a result, they have to devote more time and energy to their care

4、ers. Some people are too busy to spare time for their families. What is more, many jobs require people to work in other cities and many children have to ieave their parents at an early age to study or work elsewhere. As time passes, these people become emotionally estranged from their families. The

5、alienation among families is also attributed to the increasing number of entertainments available. High technology brings modern people more interesting things which can easily attract their attention, such as watching TV, surfing the Internet or playing video games. Consequently, people are addicte

6、d to these activities, totally neglecting the feelings of their family members. Last but not the least, people are now more independent than before. Apart from their families, they can easily get help from their friends and it is much easier to make more friends as a result of the rapid improvement

7、in telecommunication. Therefore they are not as dependent on their families as before. To bring families closer, people put forward various suggestions. First, we should spare more time with our family members, no matter how occupied we are. Second, we should teach children the sense of family when

8、they are still young. Last but not the least, the government should organise activities to promote public awareness of the importance of the harmonious family relationship. 2 【正确答案】 Generation gap, which is inevitable between youngsters and elders, is not strange to modern people. As for the solutio

9、n to that problem, various methods have been adopted including introducing relevant courses in schools to educate students how to be a good parent. I am in total favour of that idea. If students can be provided with sufficient knowledge of what constitutes a qualified parent, they can better underst

10、and their parents. As we know, some generation conflicts derive not from intrinsic contradiction, but lack of mutual understanding, so if it is possible that children can have access to how to be good parents, they will recognise how much enormous sacrifice their parents have made to bring children

11、up. Accordingly, a harmonious relationship between parents and children can be definitely established. Additionally, through schooling about qualifications of parents, children are more prepared for their future adult life. It is generally agreed that the ultimate purpose of most education is to fur

12、nish students with essential stalls to cope with problems confronted when stepping into society. One day, youngsters will not be naive, and they form their own families and become parents themselves. Thus some early information about desirable attributes of parents is invaluable and indispensable to

13、 blessed families. After all, the early bird catches the worm. However, there should be some limitations on that practice. As children, nowadays, have been already overburdened with study, education of being good parents need not take up too much time. Secondly, taking childrens premature cognitive

14、power into account, teachers had better select such materials as can be easily understood for those still children. Only in this way can the desirable effect be achieved. Overall, I welcome the reform that when children are at their early age, they know how to be a good parent. Perhaps, the term “generation gap“ will be soon rendered out-of-date since parents and children begin to behave more like friends than strangers without too much in common.