历年的判卷经验表明,考生突出的失分点主要有以下两方面:主题论述不清晰;在中间段落的写作中举例说明不翔实,甚至不恰当。
在文章中,主题和题材是和谐地融合在一起的。本部分精选了260例热门话题的主题句及实例说明句,并分为二十个大的主题进行排比,希望能有助于考生。
爱心 (Love)
1The fewer conditions you place on love, the more perfectly it will suit you, and the more meaningful it will become.
2Love can make a powerful, positive difference whenever it is present.
3Love life itself and youll always find ways to give real meaning to every moment.
4Give, not to make an impression, not to fulfill an obligation or to repay a debt, but for the sheer joy of doing so.
5Povertystricken areas mainly cover central and western provinces and autonomous regions, such as Qinghai Province, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and other areas, where economic and educational climates are relatively backward due to adverse ecological conditions.
健康 (Health)
1An unexpected infectious disease SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) made a sudden attack on many areas of our country at the beginning of 2003.
2It exerted a great influence on the work and life of the people and even worse, it did great damage to the national economy.
3Unless the disease was eliminated through a program of early diagnosis and quarantine, our economy would not recover until SARS diffused globally, and travelers became habituated to the chronic, lowlevel risk it presented, a process that could take years.
4Under the leadership of our Party and Government, the people all over the country, especially those medical workers, “angels in white”, left their own families without hesitation and take no notice of their own safety and devote all their time and energies to the prevention and treatment of SARS, some of whom even died at their posts.
5Scientists in the medical field work day and night and make great efforts to find out the unknown viruses and people all over the country try all they could to support the fearless fighters working at the front.
6It should be noted that we should pay more attention to the good hygiene habits: wash hands and ventilate room often and never sneeze at others or spit at will.
7With one heart and one mind and relying on science, we have firm confidence that it will not be long before we find the cause of the disease and win the final victory in the campaign against SARS.
8Modern life has become so demanding that nowadays many people are confronted with stress.
9The best ways to escape stress are listening to music, going on a short trip and spending time with our family members.
10Besides, whenever we spend time with our family members, we talk to each other heart to heart, and play like a child with the young ones.
教育 (Education)
1In general, people who possess a college diploma will earn twice or more income than those who just finish their high school. Therefore, if you want to live a better life than the average, you have to attend college.
2Since universities are the cradle of many inventions and discoveries in science and technology, people attend a university to widen their horizons in history, society, culture, as well as the latest scientific development.
3Schools provide balanced atmosphere where each subject is given equal importance and is taught on a regular basis. This leads to overall development of children. This discipline is absent in learning through computer and television at home.
4Some children find arts and crafts interesting and devote much time to them while others find math and science more interesting and avoid reading social sciences. This erratic and unbalanced learning inhibits overall development.
5A family may afford a television and a computer, but it does not follow that this family can also afford other advanced studying aids.
6It is not only impossible but also unnecessary for every family to buy advanced studying aids for their children to study at home.
7We will like the binding and layout of books, the feeling of touching books, the unique smell of old books which are wonderful to the person who loves reading books.
8Although a computer is able to include much more information than any kind of book, cyber reading must be under some kind of conditions.
理想 (Ideal)
1If you have trouble achieving the big goals, then break them down into smaller, more manageable ones.
2If you have trouble getting to work on the small goals, remind yourself of the bigger goals and purposes to which they lead.
3The big goals are what will drive you, motivate you, and compel you to go forward. The smaller goals are what will actually move you steadily there.
4When you have a big reason to take a small step, you are much more likely to find a way to take that step whatever.
5Any accomplishment can be broken down into steps so small as to seem trivial. But put them all together, and the results are anything but trivial.
6“I hope” is very positive, and yet “I will” is even more so.
7“I might” gets you facing in the right direction, while “I will” takes you all the way there.
8“Id like to” helps you set your goals, and “I will” makes them happen.
9The words you use influence the thoughts you think and the actions you take. And the words “I will” are two of the best youll find when it comes to expressing, sealing and maintaining you commitment.
10Though words alone will not make it happen, the most positive, confident words will indeed make a difference in what does happen.
心态 (Mood)
1What if you could decide, at the beginning of each day, exactly how your time would be allocated on that day?
2How many minutes, or hours, would you allocate for being angry, resentful, envious, frustrated, or spiteful?
3It would seem foolish to block off any of your precious time for such useless and destructive pursuits.
4However, every day many people let these things eat away at time that could otherwise be focused in more positive directions.
5Before you automatically react to something, ask yourself,“This morning when planning my day, would I ever have decided to devote my time to this?”
6You cannot control what happens to you, but you certainly can control what you do about it.
7Make each response a positive, productive one and enjoy the immense benefits of time wellspent.
8Great ideas and great accomplishments flow easily and naturally from a calm and peaceful mind.
9When you are free to think and act in the direction of your most treasured dreams and highest vision, there is no limit to what you can accomplish.
爱国 (Patriotism)
1Many countries have many good plans, such as developing agriculture, industry and improving the quality of peoples life, but if a country does not have enough money to turn these plans into facts, I dont believe it is successful.
2Rich economy is the original power of a countrys success, while life quality is one aspect of a countrys success.
3Culture reflects our ancestors wisdom and hard work and tells us about our countrys development.
4If a country doesnt have its own unique culture, it is just like a tree without roots.
5We should be relieved because our government has attached great importance to the construction of spiritual civilization.
诚信 (Trust)
1One of the phrases that most of us often heard when we were growing up was, “Honesty is the best policy.”
2Whether it was our parents, or our teachers, or even our peers, it seems that all of us were interested in knowing that they could trust what we said and what we did.
3On the contrary, if you are dishonest with others, you may gain something for the time being, but others will not be fooled long. Soon, others will have a revenge on you without your awareness.
工作 (Work)
1A coworker should be helpful. It is especially important when you start to work for the first time or for a new company.
2It would be wonderful if a coworker has a sense of humor. Such a person makes the working atmosphere relaxing and you more effective.
3In teamwork with others we can reach much further than if we went alone by ourselves.
4Working together for mutual benefit brings about effective results greater than those we obtain individually.
5Young people are by definition in a period of change, as they move from childhood towards entry into the world of work.
环保 (Environmental Protection)
1The adult human body is about 50 to 65 per cent water. A childs body is approximately 75 per cent water. The human brain is about 75 per cent water.
2While the human body can live for weeks without food, it can only survive a few days without water.
3Agriculture consumes 60 to 80 per cent of the fresh water resources in most countries, and as much as 90 per cent in others.
4For many people, throwing litter is not regarded as bad. After all, throwing randomly is often much easier than walking a long way to find a dustbin. And meanwhile, there are cleaners who are responsible for collecting the waste.
家庭 (Family)
1Each day we go out of our way to do something small and special for each one in our family.
2Our life is a continuing stream of ordinary words and deeds said and done each day for others.
3The warmth of our homes can be kept by the twigs and branches we each throw to the fire of mutual love.
4By a caring attention to details we melt down the cold difference that can stand as a barrier between family members.
5We have to ensure by daily good deeds that we accumulate goodwill and keep our balance always positive.
6They may live next door to one another or in the same house, but not feel close emotionally.
7We feel close when we feel understood, when we feel loved and when we simply enjoy being together.
8Most people see the biological family as the model on which to pattern stepfamilies, but the same rules simply do not apply. The nuclear family — with a biological mother, father and child or children — is no longer the norm.
9Each family group brings to the stepfamily its own unique ways of communicating, unfamiliar and unexpected to the other.
10For many, the subject of stepfamilies is taboo, thus inhibiting a free exchange of information and experiences to support stepfamilies.
11Recent statistics show that one out of two marriages end in divorce and that twothirds of the divorced and the widowed remarry.
交谊 (Friendship)
1If you decide to make a date, never give personal details such as your address or surname. It is possible for address details to be obtained through your telephone number, so again be very guarded about giving out this information.
2Take a Friend along, at least at the beginning, to meet your date and ask the friend to meet up with you again at a prearranged time.
3If you are not with a friend, tell someone where you are going, whom you are meeting with (include the persons name, phone number and address) and when youll be back.
4Dont tell yourself youre being silly. If you dont feel comfortable, dont give your date personal details about yourself and dont arrange a second date.
5You can be honest about what youre saying because you will probably never meet your correspondent. Or, you and others on the Web can be dishonest and spin a fantasy, conceal your worst side and elaborate only on your positive characteristics.
6If you are feeling vulnerable, you have got no one in your life or things arent going well with your relationship, your online mate seems more appealing. He becomes a seductive fantasy—and thats where the problems begin.
经济 (Economy)
1In 1992, the central government in China launched a drive to “smash the three irons”— the iron rice bowl, the iron wage and the iron armchair which symbolized jobs for life, fixed wages and guaranteed positions for industrial bureaucrats.
2The consequences, in a workforce conditioned by 40 years of tradtional socialist ideology and with only primitive state welfare protection, were alarming for many.
3As a result of a more aggressive global economic situation combined with recession, the social contract between employer and employee is much weakened.
4There was a time in industrialized societies when a job, blueor whitecollar, public or private, normally meant a stable occupation or career.
5Beyond unemployment rates, one of the most telling indicators of rising insecurity is declining pension and health insurance benefits.
6According to the OECD, Australia has the worlds most exhaustive mechanisms for product ban and recall. Nevertheless, some 25 children per 100,000 population die annually from injuries or poisonings and about 2,500 per 100,000 are admitted to hospital from these causes. Home leisure and consumer productrelated injuries alone account for at least 30% of all accidents and 20% of handicaps.
金钱 (Money)
1Compulsive deposits: Force yourself to take 15 to 20 per cent of your monthly income and put it in a separate bank account. This wont upset your life a great deal and will give you a good number of rewards in several years time.
2Avoid shopping with friends: You may only buy one blouse when you are shopping alone, but you may also pick up a skirt and a pair of boots or maybe a luxurious dinner and two hours of Karaoke if you are with someone.
3Find substitutes: Many people rush out to shop when they want to release some pressure. But, a good book or an interesting movie might be just as good a relief. It takes time to change the habit, but it pays off if you try.
4Enjoy investment: By investing we do not mean in a car or household appliances. Joining an English training course might be another form of investment.
5To say that money is a measure of success is as much as to say that money is everything. This assertion is unacceptable.
媒体 (Media)
1Advertisements tell us about new products that may improve our lives.
2Advertisements encourage us to buy things that we do not really need, because advertisements have the power to arouse customers purchasing desire.
3A disgruntled customer who went to a cinema to watch the Chineses film “Hero” sued the picture house and a movie production company because it started four minutes late.
4He took action after being forced to watch four minutes of advertisements, which delayed the start of the film until 9∶34 p.m. His ticket said it was due to commence at 9∶30 p.m.
5He lodged a formal complaint against the organizations concerned. He demanded that the advertisements be halted, that his 40 yuan ticketcost be returned, and that 40 yuan be paid in compensation.