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1、雅思写作媒体类精讲 雅思作文大作文的题目是媒体类话题，都有哪些语料可以运用，以及相关的思路拓展，最终还帮大家贴心地分析一篇高分范文。下面就来说说雅思写作媒体类话题范文，千万别错过。 雅思写作媒体类话题范文 题目：Some people think news have no connection to peoples lives, so then it is a wasteof time to read the news in the newspaper and watch television news programs.To what extent do you agree or disag

2、ree? 解题思路： 1. 完全不同意嘛!首先，报纸怎么可能和日常生活无关?事实正好倒过来，报纸的新闻反映出的就是我们每天生活的点滴变更。举例，城市的都市日报讲的全是和老百姓衣食住行相关的话题，比如说哪里修路，哪家超市搞促销等等，这让老百姓能合理地支配自己的出行安排。 2. 通过观看那些电视上的新闻更新，如天气预报，以及关于流行病和地震的警报，人们能刚好地做出反应来避开灾难。 3. 这些媒体能供应许多日常生活学问。举例，做饭，卫生学问，健康保健，法律条文等等，这能给老百姓的生活供应实际指导。 4. 看报纸是一种消遣。举例，阅读那些报纸上的小故事，或是思索字谜题，都能让读者获得一种精神上的放松和

3、快乐。 高分范文： Nowadays,there is an argument that reading mass media is a waste of time, because theyhave nothing to do with daily life. In my view, this assertion is ridiculous,because it fails to find out practical values of mass media in our lives. Myreasons will be explored as below. Firstly,the asse

4、rtion of “no connection between news and peoples lives” isproblematic, because it is opposite to the truth. Today, the majority ofnewspapers and TV channels are regional media, and all they reflect and respondare closely related to day-to-day life among people. They typical example is akind of newsp

5、aper named City daily, which features focusing on every detail ofa certain urban area, such as the implementation of new social rules, therebuilding of transportation infrastructures, the discount time of malls, theschedule of exhibitions in museums and theatres, and even the price fluctuationof loc

6、al food market. By reading the news happening around, urbanites can gainuseful suggestions and instructions for making proper decisions about theiroutdoor travelling, shopping, and leisure activities every day. Moreover,forecasts and social-crime reports from these media play a key role as areminder

7、, which keeps audiences from the uncertainty and dangers. What is more,common knowledge and tips of life presented in newspaper, from cooking togardening, from children caring to money planning, teach readers with practicalexperience and skills, which helps to keep their lives in good trim. Another

8、problem of this assertion is that it underestimates the contributions thesemedia make to the mental health of the public. Generally speaking, in an agefull of fierce competition and stress, reading newspaper is an ideal way bywhich the audience can relax their minds, no matter whether the contents i

9、nnewspaper are useful or not. For example, by taking a glance at the words onnewspaper that has no practicality at all, such as stories of historic eventsand people, tidbits about movie and sports stars, as well as introductions ofacademic knowledge about science and arts, readers can lift themselve

10、s up fromthe pressure, worries and anxiety. Therefore, mass media well serves a positivepurpose of entertainment which improves emotional stability and well-being ofthe public. Over all,I believe this assertion of denying the importance of mass media makes nosense. The truth is, newspaper and TV pro

11、grams have been proven greatlymeaningful and valuable in the publics convenience, safety and entertainment. 雅思写作话题范文限制媒体暴力 题目：The government should control the amount of violence in films and on television in order to decrease the violent crimes in society. To what extent do you agree or disagree wi

12、th this issue? 政府应当限制电影电视上暴力镜头的数量，为了削减社会暴力犯罪。你在多大程度上同意或不同意这个问题? 参考范文： It has been suggested that the government should control the amount of violence in films and on television in order to decrease the rate of violent crimes in society. It would certainly be easy to garner support for such a move, b

13、ut solely adapting such a policy will do little to effect social change. The question has often been raised as to what extent media violence actually influences behavior. One can readily recount incidences of a child or young person viewing some violent behavior in a movie or on television and then

14、trying to reproduce that situation in real life. It is hard to estimate the amount of violence which can be traced back to television shows or movies but the existence of such incidences is undeniable. Logically, removing this violent content should directly reduce the incidence of such violence but

15、 this relationship between violent media content and violent behavior is not so simple. While much has been recorded of young people imitating media violence, little has been directed to the influence of sad violence on those who are able to differentiate the imaginary situations in movies and on te

16、levision from reality. If one were to find no similar relationship it could be immediately surmised that the most direct solution is increased supervision of young people, and not themodification of media content. The degree to which people are influenced by what they see in the media depends direct

17、ly on how responsibly they are educated about the relationship of fiction and reality. Watching comedies does not transform one into a comedian, and watching violent movies does not directly make one violent. Rather than taking crude half measures to repair complex social problems, more focus must b

18、e placed on the nature of interpersonal relationships, social responsibility and personal accountability. 雅思写作话题范文新闻媒体的好坏 题目：News media have become influential to our lives, and some people think that is a negative development. To what extent do you agree or disagree? 新闻媒体对我们的生活产生影响，有人认为这是一种消极的发展。你在

19、多大程度上同意或不同意? 参考范文： Certainly, the news media today have to adapt to many technological changes. Nevertheless, some feel that nowdays they play more pivotal roles in our lives and this is negative. Although I have my doubts, I tend to agree and will explain my view below. Admittedly, there could be r

20、easons for siding against this. Firstly, and most obviously, there are more entertainment options today to distract us from the news. By using devices such as smartphones and tablets, many users can spend hours listening to music and gaming, leading to them not only avoiding traditional media like t

21、elevision but also arguably being less aware of current events. Secondly, for those who do consume news, this could help them become better informed. My cousin Tom, for example, a first year university student, reads voratiously online, obsessively learning about global warming. This, certainly, has

22、 caused him to become more politically active and involved in community initiatives. Despite this, I believe that news media have become more pervasive and this has had adverse effects on our lives. One reason for this is that they are, in my view, often influenced by the government. When this happe

23、ns, such as in North Korea, the authorities can carefully censor the information their citizens receive, in turn, broadly speaking, silencing many critics. What this invariably does is restrict criticism and stifle democracy. Another is that news media ownership is, more often than not, limited to a

24、 small number of companies, which can creat monopolies. A good case in point is Fox, owned by the mogul Rupert Murdoch, as it covers a vast number of media channels worldwide. As such, it can push its conservative agenda to a large number of people, which is why, ultimately, it is more prevalent in

25、our lives. Overall, I believe that, while some people can escape the news media and they may be positive for others, they are generally difficult to avoid and negative. 雅思写作媒体类精讲本文来源：网络收集与整理，如有侵权，请联系作者删除，谢谢！第10页 共10页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页第 10 页 共 10 页