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1、雅思（写作）模拟试卷 117及答案与解析 1 The computer is widely used in education and some people think teachers do not play an important role in the classroom and they will be replaced by computers. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 2 Some people claim that public museums and art galleries will not be needed

2、because people can see historical objects and works of art by using a computer. Do you agree or disagree with this opinion? 雅思（写作）模拟试卷 117答案与解析 1 【正确答案】 As the pace of digital technology speeds up, computers are now widely applied in education and winning tremendous popularity. However, there is no

3、yet absolute agreement on the question whether teachers are of no use with this trend. As I see it, although computers employed in education enjoy an array of benefits such as high speed, easy accessibility and great efficiency, teachers are still of significance. On a substantive level, computers h

4、ave reshaped the teaching as well as studying way. For teachers, computers make the teaching method more colourful, vivid and interesting. For students, computers help them finish their homework efficiently, obtain up-to-date information, expand their horizon and stimulate their interests in science

5、. In spite of this, that teachers roles will be replaced is a plausible hypothesis rather than reality. It is always the case that teachers can play an indispensable and imperative part that computers cannot. Teachers not only teach us knowledge, but render us many other things such as the positive

6、attitude to life, moral instructions, the courage to overcome difficulties, a host of practical skills, to name just a few. As for students, they are often more crucial than knowledge itself. It is hard to imagine that without teachers, computers can perform as well as teachers do. Another point to

7、note is that students are immature and are easily affected by adverse influence by computers. Nowadays, it is not rare to see that many students are addicted to computer games and live in a virtual world per day. As a result, they cannot concentrate on their study. What is even worse is that many yo

8、ungsters are indulged in the internet where violence, pornography and bloody contents are pervasive. Due to their inexperience and gullibility, they may go astray after watching too many these programmes. From this angle, the existence of teachers is a must for the simple reason that they can superv

9、ise and educate students. Above all, I am still inclined to support the opinion that computers can never replace teachers. After all, the computer is only a vital assistant in teaching and it is teachers who make a difference in education. 2 【正确答案】 It is simply absurd to assert that with historical

10、objects and works of art being able to be seen through a computer, public museums and art galleries will no longer be needed. First of all, computers can never replace real public museums and art galleries. No matter how real and vivid computer images are, they are only images, not the historical ob

11、jects and works of art that we see in real or even might be allowed to touch with our fingertips. In the second place, visiting real museums and art galleries is a rewarding experience in many respects. For one thing, it is a good exercise. While we are making the trip to a museum or art gallery and

12、 then strolling about on site, we take some exercise which does a lot of good to our health. For another thing, we can feast our eyes on all kinds of things there and experience the wonder, beauty and exquisite workmanship with our own eyes in an active way instead of in a passive manner by looking

13、at what are being displayed to us by others on the screen. For yet another thing, we protect our eyesight by moving away from the computer screen and see the real objects on site. It is true that computers have brought great conveniences to our life. At certain times, especially when it is temporari

14、ly impossible for us to visit museums and art galleries in person, we can get a rough picture of what are on display on site. However, what we see from a computer screen is, after all, not exactly the same as what we see and feel with our own eyes on site. In conclusion, computers will never be able to replace real public museums and art galleries. Therefore, it is ridiculous to say that one does not need to go to museums and art galleries as historical objects and works of art can be appreciated on a computer screen.