托福作文真題及范文

現(xiàn)在留學(xué)的學(xué)生越來越多，留學(xué)可以開闊眼界，也能學(xué)習(xí)不一樣的教育體制，而且國(guó)外名校眾多，教育水平也一流。下面小編就來和大家說說“托福作文真題及范文”這個(gè)問題

托福作文真題及范文篇一：以貌取人是不對(duì)

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? One should never judge a person by　external appearances. Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

范文：

What do you feel when a handsome gentleman or a beautiful lady passes by? Then how about a　fat short person wearing a dirty shirt? You feel differently? Yes, most people do. It's very common　for people to judge a person by external appearance, because it's easy and direct, and it's instinctive. Appearance is a very important aspect of a person and reflects one's personalities.So metimes you can tell the person's characteristics from his appearance. However, in most cases,　you can't tell exactly what the person is like just from the external appearance, and ethically, we　should not judge a person just by one glance at his external appearance.

"Beauty and beast" and "Snow white and seven dwarves" are two stories that are almost known　by everyone. Although there are fables, there are deep meanings inside them. What you can learn　from them is that people that are not so good-looking can be very good people internally. And　actually there are tons of examples in reality. Napoleon is a very short guy, but he was one of the　most famous people in the history. Theodore Roosevelt, former US president during World War　II, is handicapped; but he is one of the most successful presidents in American history. So how　can you tell about the people from their external appearance?

Moreover, there are other undeniable facts which show that a beautiful person may be rotten　inside. There are many prostitutes on the busy streets. It's obviously that they are very beautiful,　but are they really righteous people? A beautiful appearance is a good thing, but a righteous heart　is more valuable. Finally, as we can see, it's out of question that we should not judge people just　from their external appearance. The most important standard is their internal personality.

托福作文真題及范文篇二：生活的節(jié)奏

Some people are always in a hurry to go places and get things done. Other people prefer to　take their time and live life at a slower pace. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons and　examples to support your answer.

范文：

Life is short. Haste makes waste. What's your hurry? These three sayings characterize the way I　　manage my day to day chores. I don't want to rush through things; I prefer to take my time.　Life is short. You never know what may happen tomorrow so it is important to enjoy today. Of　course, some people will say that's why it is important to cram a lot into a day. But then, how　would you possibly have time to enjoy all of those experiences. By doing a few things slowly and　doing them well, you can savor the experience.

Haste makes waste. We are not machines. We can't rush through things mechanically. If we do,　we might forget something; we might take shortcuts. By taking our time, we can do a chore　carefully, completely, and correctly.

What's your hurry? Where's the fire? I don t see any need to rush to the next experience. There's　still a lot to see and learn from the chores around you. Taking care of your baby brother for　instance can be very rewarding. You could simply keep him near you while you watch TV and　write a letter and talk on the phone. Or you could devote your whole attention to him and observe　his reactions to his environment. You can observe carefully, if you are trying to do four things at　the same time.

To twist a common saying, "Don't just do something, sit there!" Take life easy and savor each　minute. Life is shorter than you think.

托福作文真題及范文篇三：成年人玩游戲

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Games are as important for adults as　they are for children. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

范文：

The young of most mammals, including humans, like to play. Scientists claim that with lions, for　　example, play fighting prepares the cubs for their future life as a hunter and killer. The question is　　whether games and play teach humans about life. Many people believe that games accustom the　　player to life-skills such as perseverance and competitiveness.

However, I disagree with the title statement because I consider games to be mainly for children. In　　childhood, we do not have responsibility for the world. The child is always eager to grow up -to　become a year older t or to reach the legal age of an adult. Children find happiness in games by　　pretending to be an adult in the real world. The problem is that games are optional; they contain　　too much happiness and too little hardship to ever be real. An adult, by contrast, finds meaning in　　his life by accepting that there are greater things in the world than his own happiness.

One of the dangers of games is that some people attempt to translate the rules of a game onto　reality. The modern example of this problem is television and computer games. People in the West　are now growing concerned that children and teenagers occasionally imitate violence which they　see on the screen.

Death is fun on a computer game; and unstable teenagers who “zap” people in computer games　　can forget the value of life. American films are often accused of making violence glamorous.　　This is not to say that games did not deceive people before the invention of television and the　　microchip. Success as a sports-star can lead a player to self-importance. If a football player is　　made captain of his team and receives praise from the local press, he might be tempted to assume　　that he is “the boss” in other areas of his life, such as within friendships. Also, he might be　surprised to find that sport is simply not important.

Finally, gambling should also be mentioned as a dangerous game. Although gambling and the　　acceptance of luck are acceptable features of many cultures, a selfish gambler can neglect his　　financial duties towards his family. Eventually, gambling can become a drug which destroys life.　　To an extent, life for most people is precarious enough to include some degree of winning and　losing, and of adventure. Also, an unexpected opportunity or lucky find is one of the joys of life.　　But sooner or later we have to settle down and face the grind of adult life.

托福作文真題及范文篇四：打工還是創(chuàng)業(yè)

Some people prefer to work for themselves or own a business. Others prefer to work for an employer. Would you rather be self-employed, work for someone else, or own a business? Use specific reasons to explain your choice.

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