2010年考研英语模拟题及详解(写作部分汇编)

　　第六套题：Section III Writing

　　Part A

　　51. Directions:

　　You will have an English class next Friday, but you can’t attend it. Write a letter to your English teacher, Mr. Wang, to ask for leave. Tell him:

　　1) why you ask for leave,

　　2) what you will do to make up for it.

　　Write your letter in no less than 100 words. Write it neatly on ANSWER SHEET 2.

　　Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter; use “Li Ming” instead.

　　Do not write the address. (10 points)

　　51.

　　一、审题谋篇

　　本题要求写一封请假条。请假条是便条的一种形式，包括病假条、事假条、续假条等。写请假条主要把请假原因和请假时间写清楚，请假的理由要讲充分。同时注意内容简单明了，开门见山说明情况，不必赘述。如果有证明请假原因的证据，如医生证明、电报等最好随条附上。

　　该请假条应包括：(1)请假原因(2)你的补救措施。

　　二、参考范文

　　Dear Mr. Wang,

　　I very much regret I was unable to attend your English class next Friday.

　　As you may know, we senior students have been busy looking for jobs since the beginning of this semester. Luckily, I have got an opportunity to be interviewed by a well-known large public company, which I have longed to enter. Unfortunately, the interview is scheduled for next Friday. I really don’t want to miss this valuable chance, so I have to ask for leave. I know mid-term exam is approaching, and next Friday’s class is important. In order to make up for it, I will ask a classmate to copy your PPT and take notes for me. I will study them carefully and hand in all the homework on time.

　　I shall be very much obliged if you can approve my application. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by my absence.

　　Yours sincerely,

　　Li Ming

　　Part B

　　52. Directions:

　　Study the following drawing carefully and write an essay in which you should cover these points:

　　1) a description of the picture;

　　2)the problems it reveals;

　　3)your views on the phenomenon.

　　You should write 160 – 200 words neatly on ANSWER SHEET 2. (20 points)

　　Section III Writing

　　52.

　　一、审题与谋篇

　　本题为图画加提纲式作文。由于指导语对文章主题的提示较少，所以要确定主题，关键是看图。从图中我们看到，两个医生正若无其事地挤一条被单，但挤出来的是钱而不是水。可见，作文主题是：医院缺乏医德，谋取暴利的问题。根据指导语，作文必须包括以下三点：(1)描述图画,(2)说明图画揭示的问题,(3)发表你对该现象的看法。

　　二、参考范文

　　As is shown in this picture, two doctors are trying hard to squeeze a sheet, but out of our expectation, what they get from the wet sheet is not water but money.

　　Obviously, this picture implies a horrible phenomenon in China: what hospitals care most is earning money instead of saving lives. It is a secret from no one that some hospitals nowadays are making profits by prescribing more expensive medicines to patients or arranging unnecessary medical examinations for them. They get such a high profit that it seems they’ve got the license to print money. What these hospitals forget is one crucial principle that should be observed as their doctrine—hospitals should be the right place to save lives rather than somewhere to make undue profits.

　　Then how to avoid a further worsening of this tendency has become a hotly discussed topic in media. One measure is to make the purchasing process more transparent, thus to bring down the price of medicines. Moreover, the patients should be well informed so that they may buy cheaper medicine which has the same effects as the expensive one. We have confidence that, if sound measures are taken, hospitals will become a much purer place in the near future.