新托福写作范文

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　　Choosing whether to buy a house or a business with saved money is a huge decision to make. There are　many benefits to both of choices; however, I think that if I had enough money to buy one or the other, I would　choose to buy a house.

　　When one buys a business, he/she is required to spend long, hard hours to ensure that the business is a　success. Starting a business is no easy task, and statistics state that half of new businesses fail within the first year.

　　If one buys a house instead of a business, there is nothing that can fail. A house sometimes requires repairs, but　usually such repairs can be done on one's own schedule.

　　A house is also an excellent investment. With the world population rising as quickly as it is, it is a very good　idea to become a property owner. In the coming years, land will become more and more expensive, and therefore　less attainable. Also, if one buys a house, it is likely that he/she will be able to sell it at a reasonable profit in the　future. Providing for one's family is very important, and a house is a stable investment for a family.

　　Finally, owning a house is a good idea because it saves you from giving someone else money every month　for your rent. Usually, when one buys a house, he/she has a mortgage that he/she must pay off in the coming years.

　　In most cases, the mortgage costs approximately the same amount of money as renting an apartment. It makes　much more sense to pay for your own home, rather than adding to the wealth of someone else.

　　In conclusion, I think it is a far better idea to buy a house rather than a business. A house requires less work,　it is an excellent investment, and it allows you to keep your money by spending it on your own assets, rather than　someone else's. In addition to these reasons, you can also rent out your house to someone else, thus creating an　extra source of income for yourself.

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　　With a population accounting nearly for one quarter of the world population, my country, China, has been　suffering from serious loss of arable land, which now hardly accounts for 7% of overall arable land of the world.　Yet some people simply do not realize that land loss is so crucial that we one day might incapable of averting that　catastrophe if we now close our eyes to it.

　　Industrial development without careful consideration regarding land preservation has caused problems more　serious than people can ever imagine. Take the great Three Gorges dam for example, which will be put into　operation next year. While the country benefits from gargantuan potential of electricity generation, we have to face　up to various environmental conservation issues concerning geological and ecological environment along both　river sides and whole upper reaches. The professional designers of the great dam now have to work out a practical　way to prevent and remedy pollution effectively, which has already been the focus of world attention.

　　After the entrance of the WTO, industry development is more and more important for our country, yet we　should be careful about the pollution which is inevitably caused by industry. Recent surveys have shown that refuse　treatment engineering is not well financed in China, while attentions are drawn to those much more obvious　achievements. Industrial pollution accidents occur far more frequently in our still developing country than in other　more advanced countries. Urban population also produce astoundingly large amount of pollution. Today the　alleged white pollution is creeping all over the country—people throw plastic bags, films everywhere, never　feeling anything wrong.

　　We no doubt need land either for natural condition or for industry, and it seems we need more if possible.　Nevertheless, we live in a world where everything has its cost, and some day in the future, I believe, we will　inescapably pay for what we have ignored.

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　　One of the most popular pastimes today is movie-going. With what started as moving-picture shows has　dramatically developed into an industry that spends millions upon millions of dollars while still turning a gigantic　profit.

　　Movies are so popular because they are the most fascinating and easiest escape means from increasing　pressure, which comes from family, school, working place, society, and so many other directions. Combined with　acoustic and visual effect, movies are definitely more appealing for audiences who have exhausted themselves in　the real world than are those printed novels. It must have been much easier to see a movie than to read a novel,　since all the audience should do is simply to sit there in a soft chair in the dark about 150 minutes. Captured,　involved, the audience in a movie theater will forget everything but the story in action on the screen.

　　Movies have magic power to let people immerse themselves in fiction. The point is that almost everyone long　for the power of snapping his/her fingers and seeing his/her wishes and dreams instantly granted. Everyone long　for eternity of love, many idealize about it but now in the theater it's time to "feel" it. Every move the character　makes, every breath the character takes, all seem to happen around, and clearly sensible. On the screen, no entire　life needed, movies illustrate all aspects of love we can imagine: all aspects of love, from the mushy warm and　fuzzy feelings we feel with our children and companion animals, to platonic love we have with friends and　acquaintances, to the romantic soul mate kind of love, to the agape kind of unconditional love, it's the full gamut.　Dramas are created in order for us to play out different sides of ourselves.

　　In short, movies are so popular because many can escape into the world of fantasy and live vicariously　through the characters and in doing so, work out different feelings and emotions that they may not have the　opportunity to do in their "normal" lives.

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　　Being a parent is the oldest job in existence. Even in the time of the cavemen, it was important to be a good　parent. What it means to be a good parent has evolved greatly over the years. In today's society, however, I believe　that there are three important characteristics that indicate whether a person is a good parent or not.

　　The first of these traits is the capacity for love. Children must feel loved by their parents if they are going to　grow into well-developed, stable adults. Children who grow up in a house filled with love are relaxed and　peaceful, and do not cause trouble. These children demonstrate good social skills, and are usually well-liked by　others. In contrast, it has been shown that children who grow up in unloving families are anxious and　mean-spirited.

　　Trust is also very important for a child's development. If a parent is always prying into a child's privacy, the　child will think he/she is doing something wrong to deserve such mistrust. This leads to the child hiding things from　the parent, which therefore leads to dishonesty. Also, trust leads to independence. When children are trusted, they　feel more pressure to keep that trust, and therefore act honestly. They will make wise decisions, which will allow　them to grow into independent adults.

　　It is also of utmost importance for a parent to have a well-developed sense of responsibility. A parent must be　able to be present for the child twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The parent must organize everything　for a child, especially one under the age of ten. This requires careful planning and multi-tasking. If a person is　ready to become a parent, they must be ready for all of these added responsibilities.

　　In conclusion, a good parent has a large capacity for love, is trusting, and must be very responsible. Without　these key attributes, the child will suffer and grow into a dysfunctional adult. One must take the job of parenting　very seriously to ensure the child's healthy development. By harnessing the above-mentioned qualities, parents will　ensure that their child will be the best they can be.