问答题
Directions
: Study the caricature about the College Students at a Loose End, and write an essay in no less than 120 words. Your essay should be based on the following outline.
1. Describe the picture;
2. Explain the reasons of the issue;
3. Suggest some solutions.
1. Describe the picture;
2. Explain the reasons of the issue;
3. Suggest some solutions.
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【答案解析】
As competition between talents is becoming tougher and tougher day by day, people with higher degree of education attract more and more attention of the personnel market. In order to get a satisfying job, more people, young or middle aged, are registering for the entrance exam for postgraduates" program.
What follows the increasing number of test-takers is the expansion of training market for postgraduate entrance exams. As is demonstrated by the picture, various kinds of training courses are offered by various kinds of training schools. This often let the readers be at a loss as to what school they should enter, for all the advertisements seem so appealing with exhilarating promises. There is no doubt that some training courses are useful, and there is also no doubt that some training schools are just talking big. Actually, they are unqualified to offer test-preparation courses.
To protect the candidates" interest, the concerned authorities should reinforce their supervision of these training schools. And meanwhile, candidates should be careful when choosing schools. Boosts and a famous university label cannot guarantee good training results.
College Students at a Loose End
As competition between talents is becoming tougher and tougher day by day, people with higher degree of education attract more and more attention of the personnel market. In order to get a satisfying job, more people, young or middle aged, are registering for the entrance exam for postgraduates" program.
What follows the increasing number of test-takers is the expansion of training market for postgraduate entrance exams. As is demonstrated by the picture, various kinds of training courses are offered by various kinds of training schools. This often let the readers be at a loss as to what school they should enter, for all the advertisements seem so appealing with exhilarating promises. There is no doubt that some training courses are useful, and there is also no doubt that some training schools are just talking big. Actually, they are unqualified to offer test-preparation courses.
To protect the candidates" interest, the concerned authorities should reinforce their supervision of these training schools. And meanwhile, candidates should be careful when choosing schools. Boosts and a famous university label cannot guarantee good training results.