2014托福写作范文赏析

2014

年的托福写作应该重点复习哪些题目

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托福写作题目：

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? The best way to truly

relax and reduce stress is to spend time alone.

（减压的办法是独处？）

托福写作参考范文：

Regardless

of

age,

individuals

from

all

walks

of

life

各行各业

require

ample

amounts

of

time for relaxation. Whether or not it is due to other people, schooling, work, or even the living

environment, the underlying cause would always seem to be the reduction, if not total elimination

完全消除

, of stress. Who doesn

’

t want to sit by the beach and sip an ice cold glass of juice while

not being bothered by the heavy workload you left at the office? However, for today, that will not

be our main concern. Instead, we would focus on which is the ideal way of relaxation

—

alone or

with another person or group?

Certain

people

某些人

prefer

lying

in

their

beds

all

day

with

their

headphones

on

while

being whisked away

去

to their personal fantasy lands.

There are even those who would spend

time alone in the mountains just to meditate

冥想

. Others, however, like it the other way around.

They would rather go to a lunch date or even to night parties with their family or friends. Now I

am

not

saying

that

either

one

is

the

right

way

of

doing

it

or

the

other

one

is

obviously

wrong.

Relaxation is more of a personal preference. Even if your officemat/coworkers took you to a KTV

bar since it

’

s her way of being relaxed, if that

’

s not your cup of tea

如果你不喜欢的话

, then

most likely you

’

ll never have a good time. With this being said, I prefer spending time alone in

order to relieve myself of stress, even if it

’

s just for that fleeting moment. Let

’

s have a deeper

look as to why I said that.

For

one,

as

mentioned

above,

stress

is

mostly

caused

by

external

factors.

Yes,

factors

that

involve other people mostly. If I wanted to relax, I

’

d rather spend it in the comfort of my own

room or maybe while having a quick walk around our local park. Psychologically speaking, the

presence of stimuli (other people themselves and their actions toward you) can either agitate or

remind you of the stress you are trying to drive away. Here

’

s a very simple example. Suppose, I

am a student who is currently stressed by the never-ending barrage of lessons and homework

一堆

永远做不完的 作业听不完的课

. I

’

ve just had enough of these already that I decided to go to a

local resort to unwind. Then along came my classmates. They also want to go with me there. I

might enjoy their company and the venue, but I

’

m pretty sure, any moment someone will want to

start a conversation about our professors, homework, and lessons. Now, how will I be able to relax

then? If I went alone, spent time with just the water, trees, and blue sky,

I believe

the outcome

would be very different.

On

a

social

perspective,

this

approach

would

be

taken

as

a

form

of

anti-social

behavior.

Those who favor the other side of the coin would often claim that real enjoyment and in particular,

relaxation, can only be achieved via the presence of other people. Now this certainly holds water.

However, my counter- argument is the fact that not all people are comfortable spending time with