英語六級易考範文

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　　1：

　　Topic 49 Software Use in a Certain Region

　　During the period between 2003 and 2007, pirated software users declined abruptly from5000 to 3000,while authorized users increased sharply from 4000 to more than 10 000.

　　Several reasons can account for this phenomenon.

　　To begin with, compared with pirated software, authorized software can guarantee both highquality and good after-sale service.

　　Apart from that,authorized software is becoming cheaper and cheaper—

　　more and more people can afford them as a result.

　　However, there are still a number of people who buy pirated software, generally for tworeasons.

　　On the one hand, they take it for granted that pirated products are cheaper than authorizedones.

　　On the other hand, they don’t realize that their behavior will do great harm to the wholesoftware industry and national economy.

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　　Topic 48 Floating Population of Eleven Provincial Regions

　　Floating population draws more attention nowadays.

　　According to the chart, Guangdong province is of the largest floating population among theseprovincial regions.

　　Tianjin, Jiangxi, and Chongqing have a relatively small quantity.

　　What causes the difference?

　　The reasons may be various.

　　Firstly, the economic factor plays a dominating role.

　　From this chart, Guangdong, a leading region economically among all these, is of a floatingpopulation larger than the sum of Tianjin, Jiangxi, and Chongqing’s.

　　To be more specific, compared with the other provincial regions, Guangdong is a place ofmanufacture, which, to a high degree, is labor-intensive.

　　In addition, it might be related to the geographic features and land area of a certain region,

　　which affect traffic possibility and labor demand volume.

　　Guangdong is a case in point again,

　　since it has better transportation situation and is bigger geographically compared to the restregions here in the graph.

　　Whatever the reason, the floating has caused many a new issue, not only to floatingindividuals, but to the source and target regions:

　　How to keep the family life normal and stable?

　　How to take care of the “left-behind children”?

　　How to protect the rights of the rural laborers now in urban areas?

　　How to settle the swelling population in cities?

　　These have become a social issue asking for urgent solution.

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　　Topic 47 People’s Use of the Internet

　　From the chart we can see clearly that the number of Internet surfers in our country hasincreased from 26. 5 million in July 2005 to 45. 8 million in July 2006, and then to 59. 1 millionin January 2007.

　　In my mind, the reasons why the Internet surfers are on the rise are as follows.

　　First, the Internet can help us accomplish many tasks, including both work and play—searchingfor information has become more convenient than ever,and safe online business is no longer adream.

　　Besides, surfing the Internet is becoming cheaper and cheaper—more and more people canafford it.

　　The negative effects of the Internet are also clear.

　　To begin with, sitting too long before the computers is harmful to our body, especially to oureyes.

　　In addition, more and more people become indulged in playing video games or chatting online,which are time-consuming.

　　All in all, I should say the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

　　The key lies in whether we can make good use of it to enhance both work and study.

　　Topic 46 Credit Cards on College Campus

　　As is shown in the chart, the percentage of college students using credit cards has risenmarkedly in the past few years.

　　An increasing number of students would rather use credit cards than cash to pay foreverything.

　　There are at least three factors accounting for the increasing use of credit cards.

　　For one thing, a credit card will offer students a safe way to pay their tuition fees,

　　thus it diminishes the risk of taking a large sum of money with oneself.

　　For another, most credit cards provide a variety of services, such as a greater convenienceof shopping and spending, streamlining collection procedures, etc.

　　In addition, students can draw money with a credit card anytime they want, thus solve theproblem of money shortage.

　　As to the issue of credit cards on college campus, I am inclined to believe that it is not bad forcollege students to have credit cards,

　　however, we’d better lay down some rules of the credit cards on college campus to stop themisconduct of credit cards,

　　and only in this way can we enjoy the advantages of credit cards on college campus.