新托福写作范文(热门4篇)

新托福写作范文 第1篇

Task：It has been said, “Not everything that is learned is contained in books.” Compare and

contrast knowledge gained from experience with knowledge gained from books. In your

opinion, which source is more important? Why?.

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We all crave knowledge, especially in this Age of Information, but what is the best source of

knowledge? Are we to believe Albert Camus, who stated” The place we are to get knowledge

is in books”? Or are we better served by following Albert Einstein's counsel that “The only

source of knowledge is experience”? Although books have their place in one's learning, there

is no substitute for experience; indeed, it is experience that is ultimately the most important

source of knowledge.

First, let us consider the knowledge needed to undertake a profession-for example, that of a

physician. Knowledge gained from books provides the foundation of a doctor's training:

study in a medical school begins with a near-overload of reading on anatomy, physiology and

maladies both rare and common. However, during this time the medical student is also

learning through experience, beginning with dissecting cadavers from almost the first day of

medical school. Then, the aspiring physician must complete four years of residency,

consisting of actual supervised experience at a hospital in which he or she now must put into

practice all of the knowledge he or she has edge of dealing with patients, prescribing

medication, and the joy and sadness of saving and losing patients; in other words, it is

through experience that these residents finally learn what it means to be a doctor.

What about knowledge other than professional expertise-for example, knowledge about

another culture? In this realm as well, both books and real-life experience enrich and edify us.

For example, Paris is perhaps the most talked-about and written-about city in the world. We

could read Hemingway's A Moveable Feast, in which he describes the excitement and

intellectual spirit-as well as the restaurants and plentiful red wine-of Paris in the 1920's. Or,

we could travel to Paris and eat at bistros, walk across the Pont Neuf and look at the river

Seine, visit the Louvre museum, and have adventures of our own. Clearly, most people would

have attained more lasting and vivid knowledge by visiting Paris on their own rather than

reading about it secondhand.

In summary, experience, rather than books, is more central to our quest for learning,

especially with regard to professional expertise. With regard to learning about another

culture, experience is also irreplaceable. Yet not everyone in the world will have the health or

financial resources to carry out a trip to Paris. But many people have access to a local library

where they can borrow A Moveable Feast and, at no cost, read Hemingway's vibrant

descriptions of Paris. We cannot forget the complementary and unique knowledge afforded

by books, but experience is the most precious source of knowledge.

新托福写作范文 第2篇

Some people say that computers have made life easier and more convenient. Other people

saythat computers have made life more complex and stressful. What is your opinion? Use

specificreasons and examples to support your answer. 托福写作满分作文范文：

Some universities require students to choose a variety of subjects; others only require

students tospecialize in one subject. I deem the first one as the premier choice. Among

countless factors,there are three conspicuous aspects as follows.

The main reason for my propensity that students should take classes in many subjects is that

theycan make full use of the abundant resources that a university has to offer. A university

has plentyof educational and research resources. It is a very good idea to make full use of

these valuableassets while studying in the university. The best way to achieve this is to take a

variety of subjectsas much as possible. Through learning these courses, a student can get

access to knowledge andresources in different areas. On the contrary, if a student only

specializes in one subject, he willnot have a chance to get access to other resources offered by

the university.

Another reason can be seen by every person is that by choosing many subjects students can

broaden their knowledge and make a solid foundation for their future concentrated study.

Whatever the student will concentrate on in his senior years in college, it is necessary that

hechoose a wide range of subjects to build the knowledge foundation. Take the field of

BusinessManagement for example, the student has to acquire knowledge in writing,

accounting, economicsand human resource management before he can successfully start his

major concentration argument I support in the first paragraph is also in a position of

advantage because studentscan be more adaptable in their future career if they choose a