考研英語作文萬能模板

　　Part B

　　Directions:

　　Write an essay of160~200 words based on the following drawing. In your essay, you should

　　1) describe the drawing briefly,

　　2) explain it sintended meaning, and then

　　3) support your view with an example/examples.

　　You should writeneatly on ANSWER SHEET 2. (20 points)

　　范文：

　　In the picture, thereshapes a sharp conflict between the goal keeper and the ball player. The formerexaggerates the goal and minimizes himself in his mind while the latter thinksotherwise. Actually, both the goal and the keeper are just in normal size. Whatcauses the problem is that they have overestimated the difficulty they are eachfaced with. Such attitude towards difficulty will surely produce negativeeffects on the results.

　　Difficulties are inthe pathway of everyone. To overcome them, we must at first make correctjudgment on the situation, which is based on confidence, courage and rationalthinking. Lets take memory for example. In the process of learning, studentsneed to remember a lot of things, such as Chemical Elements Periodic Table,ancient articles and mathematical formulae. But many complain that it is hardto remember them accurately and they are ready to give up when they feel so. Onthe contrary, those who learn successfully are confident about themselves andwilling to try although they also feel difficult at first. And later they findthe more they practise the memory, the easier it becomes to remember.

　　In conclusion, if weare to succeed in handling the difficult things, we must have self confidence,judge the situation rationally and be courageous enough to keep trying.

　　考研英語作文萬能模板

　　Part B

　　Directions:

　　Write an essay of160~200 words based on the following drawing. In your essay, you should

　　1) describe the drawing briefly,

　　2) explain it sintended meaning, and then

　　3) support your view with an example/examples.

　　You should writeneatly on ANSWER SHEET 2. (20 points)

　　范文：

　　In the picture, thereshapes a sharp conflict between the goal keeper and the ball player. The formerexaggerates the goal and minimizes himself in his mind while the latter thinksotherwise. Actually, both the goal and the keeper are just in normal size. Whatcauses the problem is that they have overestimated the difficulty they are eachfaced with. Such attitude towards difficulty will surely produce negativeeffects on the results.

　　Difficulties are inthe pathway of everyone. To overcome them, we must at first make correctjudgment on the situation, which is based on confidence, courage and rationalthinking. Lets take memory for example. In the process of learning, studentsneed to remember a lot of things, such as Chemical Elements Periodic Table,ancient articles and mathematical formulae. But many complain that it is hardto remember them accurately and they are ready to give up when they feel so. Onthe contrary, those who learn successfully are confident about themselves andwilling to try although they also feel difficult at first. And later they findthe more they practise the memory, the easier it becomes to remember.

　　In conclusion, if weare to succeed in handling the difficult things, we must have self confidence,judge the situation rationally and be courageous enough to keep trying.