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雅思写作考官范文篇一：雅思写作Task1曲线图考官范文(3)雅思写作Task1曲线图考官范文(3)本文为大家收集整理了雅思写作Task1曲线图考官范文(3)。认真研读一定的雅思范文及作文模板可以帮助我们检验自己的写作水平并能很好地吸收和应用优秀范文里的优秀内容。The line graph below shows the number of annual visits to Australia by overseas residents. The table below gives information on the country of origin where the visitors came from.Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information given.Sle Answer:The given line graph and table give data on the number of overseas visitors traveling to Australia in millions of people from the year 1975 to 20_ and shows the number of travellers from 6 different parts of the world.As is presented in the illustration, the number of visitors traveling to Australia raised steadily and the majority of these visitors came from Japan, South Korea and Europe. Almost 10 million people visited Australia in the year 1975 and this amount increased to over 15 million after 10 years. In the year 1995, the total visitor traveled Australia was approximately 24 million and finally in 20_ well over 30 million.The second table gives data on the number of visitors from 6 different regions who came to visit Australia in 2 different years with a 30 years interval. Both in 1975 and in 20_, Australia had the largest number of Japanese tourists followed by South Korea. In 20_, tourists from these 2 countries who came to visit Australia were about 20 million while 4.5 million tourists came from Europe and only 1.1 million from USA. The least number of tourists came to Australia during this period are from China which was only 0.3 million in 1975 and 0.8 million in 20_. The statistics of the table shows that the total tourist visited Australia from 6 different parts of the world increased significantly in 300 years amounting well over 30 million in 120_ pared to the total number of 8.8 million 30 years earlier.(Approximately 250 words)Alternative Answer:The provided graphs and table shows data on the number of overseas travelers visited Australia from the year 1975 till 20_ and their origin where they came from. As is observed in the line graph, in 1975 8.8 million of foreign travelers visited Australia and this numberincreased steadily each year. In 20_, this visitors number reached to 30.4 million which is almost double than the visitors number in 1985.The highest number of tourists came from Japan. In 1975, more than 3 million tourists came from Japan which is more than the total tourists came from Europe, Britain, China and USA. This number reached to 12 million in 20_ which contributed one third of the total tourist of this year. Second largest tourist came to Australia from South Korea both in 1975 and in 20_. From Chinese tourist are the lowest in number among the 6 regions.In short, the number of total tourist who came to visit Australia increased steadily and the highest number of tourist came from Asia, specifically from Japan and South Korea.(Approximately 177 words)篇二：雅思写作Task2考官范文：政府类(4)雅思写作Task2考官范文：政府类(4)本文收集整理了雅思写作Task2考官范文：政府类(4)。认真研读一定的雅思范文及作文模板可以帮助我们检验自己的写作水平并能很好地吸收和应用优秀范文里的优秀内容。The costs of medical health care are increasing all the time.Governments are finding it difficult to balance the health care budget.Should citizens be totally responsible for their own health costs and take out private health insurance, or is it better to have a prehensive health care system which provides free health services for all? Discuss.Model Answer:A much debated issue these days is whether citizens should take out private health insurance or not. The cost of providing free medical care for both the wealthy and the poor is far too great for any government, and most people agree that if you can pay for insurance, you should. In this essay, I will argue that all who can afford it should be insured, but free medical care must be made available for those too poor to do so.The most important reason for encouraging people to take out private health insurance is the cost to the government of health care.资料来源：教育优选 /retype/zoom/0ec4bfe1a417866fb94a8e7b?pn=1&x=0&y=0&raww=630&rawh=42&o=jpg_6_0_&type=pic&aimh=32&md5sum=ad4fa70c456da3eb4ad572fbfb72860b&sign=41e6efb794&zoom=&png=0-10246&jpg=0-1156" target="_blank">点此查看Free health cover for people who are able to pay for it is a waste of public money. Of course, people will only pay health insurance premiums if they know that they are getting good value for their money. If they get sick, they should pay very little or nothing at all. In addition, the privately insured are entitled to special benefits such as having the choice of their own doctors, and being able to avoid long waiting lists for hospital beds.On the other hand, those who really cannot afford to pay private insurance premiums, which are often very high, are still entitled ascitizens to the best medical care available they cannot be expected to pay their own medical bills. However, if they are working, they should still pay a percentage of their wage (say 1 to 2%) as a tax which pays towards the cost of providing “free” medical services.In conclusion, most people should privately insure their health, but it is ueasonable to suppose that all citizens can afford it. Therefore, a safety in the form of a basic free health care system must exist for the very poor and the unemployed.资料来源：教育优选 :/篇三：雅思考官大作文范文IELTS Writing SleYou should spend about 40 minutes on this task.Write about the following topic:School children are being far too dependent on puters. This is having an alarming effect on reading and writing skills. Teachers need to avoid using puters in the classroom at all costs and go back to teaching basic study skills.Do you agree or disagree?Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant exles from your own knowledge or experience.Write at least 250 words.model answer:Nowadays modern technology has totally changed our approach to study. In many countries students no longer have to copy notes by hand from the blackboard; instead the teacher gives them a photocopy. Rather than messy ink and pen, students present a typed-up copy of their assignments. Their puter even checks their spelling as they go. In fact, some people believe that modern technology does a lot of our thinking for us and, as a result, we are going to lose our ability to think for ourselves.In my opinion, spelling skills have definitely deteriorated in recent years. So many young people use mobile phones to send text messages where speed and conciseness are more important than spelling or grammar. Some teachers plain that these students take the same attitude toward their assignments.On the other hand, typed assignments are much easier to read and are much neater. Frankly, I find some notes or texts which are handwritten almost impossible to read. Doctors, for exle, have a reputation for illegible handwriting, which could lead to disastrous medical mistakes. Perhaps it is time we focused not on handwriting but on presenting information as accurately as possible.One advantage of puters is that access to the Inter has opened up a new world of learning for us. We no longer have to wait for a book that has already been borrowed from the library before we do our research. In fact, the Inter can clearly be used to research information in the same way as a library but more conveniently.On the whole, rather than holding students back, I believe modern technology has actually improved standards of education considerably.(276 words)IELTS Writing SleYou should spend about 40 minutes on this task.Write about the following topic:Governments should make more effort to promote alternative sources of energy.To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant exles from your own knowledge or experience.Write at least 250 words.model answer:It has been known for some time now that a move towards sources of energy which are not carbon-based is urgently required to stop the effects of global warming. In my view, there are too few governments who seem to be promoting the use of other types of energy such as wind, wave, solar and nuclear sources of energy.Governments at present are too reliant on coal, oil and gas. Although some governments are doing research into the use of alternative energy sources, many are not. Energy from the wind, the sea and the sun does not pollute theenvironment and is an everlasting source of power. Nuclear power is clean, and although it is not totally unproblematic, it would provide a large amount of energy and dramatically improve the environment. Countries such as France have made good use of nuclear power.My feeling is that more use could be made of wind power. In some countries, there has been a reluctance to use wind turbines, even in areas which are not densely populated, as some people believe they are eyesores. Personally, I believe they are not only useful, but beautiful as well. Governments should spend more time and effort promoting the benefits of this source of energy and trying to make the public understand the reason for change.In conclusion, I believe that, if governments forced everyone to have a wind turbine and solar panels on the building they live in, made more use of wave power and built more nuclear power stations, then they would manage to avert the dangers that are seriously threatening the Earth.(268 words)IELTS Writing SleYou should spend about 40 minutes on this task.Write about the following topic:Countries such as China, India and Japan have unsustainable population growths. In fact many experts are of the opinion that the population explosion which is now a very worrying concern, is the most serious threat to life on this pla.Give some suggestions to address this problem. Write at least 250 words.model answer:It is true that the population ?explosion? which has taken place over the last century, is a very serious problem. One of the main reasons for this unacceptable population growth is a lack of understanding about the environment.Over-population is the major reason for water, soil and air pollution. It is also often the cause of starvation and even wars. Experts have put forward many suggestions to address this problem. The following are just a few of these.The most important weapon we have to fight population growth is education. This should start at a very early age i.e. before children even go to school. TV cartoons and children?s programs can be used to educate the very young. At high school level, students can be taught about the problem more directly. At university level, scholarships should be madeavailable to students who wish to study further in this field. International exchange groups may also help to increase awareness.Another important means of controlling population growth is to disadvantage people who have more than one or two children. This can be done, as it is in China, by means of a higher tax. Although it is controversial, persons who e forward to be sterilized could be given a sum of money. It may also be possible to make it advantageous for people to have only one child by giving such couples a special tax deduction.It should also be possible to make contraception devices free to the public and easily obtainable.This problem is a very difficult one to address but we should make every effort to do so. There are many other problems which are related to over-population such as increasing crime, illiteracy and pollution. So by addressing one problem we would be addressing the others as well.(298 words)IELTS Writing SleYou should spend about 40 minutes on this task.Write about the following topic:Illiteracy has traditionally been viewed as largely a third world problem.However it is being apparent that in countries such as the USA and Australia, illiteracy is on the increase. Discuss possible causes for this and its effect on society.Write at least 250 words.model answer:It is true that illiteracy is being a serious problem in industrialised nations. This is surprising as most people think that this is a problem only in under-developed nations such as in parts of Africa and India. Illiteracy is related to many other problems such as poverty, over-population and governmental corruption. Let us take a more detailed look at the causes of this growing problem in many Western nations.One of the most obvious reasons for the increase in illiteracy is the advent of television. Children no longer have to read to obtain information. Neither do they have to read to relax. Today children get home from school and go straight to “the box” to watch their favorite program. Watching television is much easier and more exciting than reading.Another reason for the increase in illiteracy is the fact that so many women work. This means that children are often alone at home and so they are unsupervised. When parents get home they are often too tired to spend quality time whit their children.It is also true that many people blame schools for the decline in illiteracy. In many countries there has been a move away from teaching basic skills such as reading and writing.There are many effects of this growing illiteracy rate. The most obvious is unemployment. This may in turn lead to alcohol and drug abuse. Ultimately the economy of the country begins to suffer and there is a drop in living standards. To address this problem, parents need to bee more aware of their responsibilities and schools need to consider a change in their teaching methods. If this worsening trend is not reversed, the problem of illiteracy will bee very serious.(286 words)IELTS Writing Sle #141You should spend about 40 minutes on this task.Write about the following topic:Using a puter every day can have more negative than positive effects on your children.Do you agree or disagree?Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant exles from your own knowledge or experience.Write at least 250 words.model answer:I tend to agree that young children can be negatively affected by too much time spent on the puter every day. This is partly because sitting in front of a screen for too long can be damaging to both the eyes and the physical posture of a young child, regardless of what they are using the puter for.However, the main concern is about the type of puter activities that attract children. These are often electronic games that tend to be very intense and rather violent. The player is usually the ?hero? of the game and too much exposure can encourage children to be self-centred and insensitive to others.Even when children use a puter for other purposes, such as getting information or emailing friends, it is no substitute for human interaction. Spending time with other children and sharing nonvirtual experiences is an important part of a child's development that cannot be