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need to find a way to live with it. To what extent do you agree or
disagree?
There are a number of reasons why the coexistence can do more harm
than good. First, climate change is largely shaped by human-caused
geoengineering rather than nature itself. For example, in order to produce
the energy that drives the world’s economy, most nations rely on carbon-
rich fuels like coal, oil and gas, which directly correlates with the
intensification of global warming. Second, even if citizens agree to keep
the environment the way it is, corporations, especially in the
manufacturing and mining industries, would not as that would affect their
profits. Therefore, it can be implied that if corporations were not held
accountable for their contribution to global warming as in the case of
coexistence, the issue of climate change would inevitably be
exacerbated.
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It is now possible for scientists and tourists to travel to remote natural
environment, such as the South Pole. Do you agree or disagree with this
development?
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Are famous people treated unfairly by the media? Should they be given
more privacy, or is the price of their fame an invastion into their private
life?
It is evident the nature of media has rapidly evolved over the past few
years, reshaping the way media companies do business. However, the
fact that celebrities’ privacy is at stake is just one of many inevitable
products of fame that have been long acknowledged.
First, unlike one single media channel, the pool of media should be
considered reasonably fair as many channels are simultaneously
participating to offer varying or even contradicting opinions. In fact, the
increased availability of media channels has reached the point where
information efficiency is achieved. The implication of this is that famous
people should be expecting even more fairness treatment now and down
the road. Also of importance is the fact that any libel or slander against
famous people are done by the media can be easily brought to trial,
resulting in significant liabilities for the media. This, thereby, acts as a
disincentive for media corporations from failing to meet the industry
standards on privacy issue, especially when it involves celebrities.
It should be acknowledged that fame and media attention are tied to one
another. Celebrities should expect a reasonable level of intrusion upon
seclusion and biases from the media since those are recognized
products of fame. This suggests that the media and celebrities share the
responsibility on privacy issue rather than attributing all the blames to the
media. In fact, with an increase in public exposure, the responsibility held
by public figures should be set even higher than otherwise. Thus, famous
ones should not be infuriated simply because the media is doing its
regular job.
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Nowadays, most large companies operate multinationally. To what
extent those companies should have responsibility towards local
communities in which they operate?
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The use of mobile phone is as antisocial as smoking. Smoking is banned
in certain places so mobile phone should be banned like smoking. To
what extend do you agree or disagree?
It is true the use of cell phones has gained in popularity over the past few
decades, making a paradigm shift in the lifestyle of every human on Earth.
Although some might suggest banning mobile phones like cigarettes due
to their presumably antisocial effects, the suggestion is groundless and
should not be implemented.
There are a number of reasons why mobile phones are not as antisocial
as smoking. First, people, rather than mobile phones, are the factor that
ultimately decide whether or not to engage in antisocial behaviors. In fact,
there are plenty of mobile phone users who are even more prosocial than
non-users, suggesting an insignificant causal relationship between
mobile phones and antisocial behaviors. Second, mobile phones should
not be compared to smoking as they are two distinct products. While
cigarettes use chemical compounds to directly influence smokers’ brain,
mobile phones have nothing to do with these chemicals.
Another compelling reason to not ban mobile phones is that they are
necessary to daily life. First, using mobile phones is one of the most
efficient and inexpensive ways to communicate with others. Before the
appearance of mobile phones, delivering a message from one location to
another would require physical travels, costing unnecessary time, effort
and money. In addition, mobile phones have functions that enable users
to keep contacts, thereby promoting social behaviors and strengthening
social connections. For example, people are more likely to lose important
contacts and might even forget one another if they do not use mobile
phones.
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Nowadays, more and more people decide to have children later in their
life. What are the the reasons? Do advantages of this outweigh
disadvantages?
There are also advantages and disadvantages of that trend. As for the
upside, those who delay starting a family can have time to get more done,
either at work or in life, making them happier overall. In fact, studies have
shown that people who have the time to do and travel more when they
are young have a higher level of happiness than those who do not.
Nevertheless, giving birth later in life does pose certain risks that might
affect a woman’s health as well as her baby’s health. That said, although
older women have an increased risk of having a child with birth defect,
the probability is still slim.
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In many countries, people now wear Western clothes (suits, jeans) rather
than traditional clothing. Why? Is this a positive or negative
development?
Even though the trend has received some criticisms over the years, it has
positively affected those countries at the other end. First, Western
clothing brings more variety to the existing market, giving customers
more options to weigh their decisions. It is clear that not all people wish
to limit themselves to traditional costumes on all occasions. In addition,
by injecting Western fashion into the market, traditional clothing can, in
fact, stand out on special occasions such as New Year or Independent
Day. If traditional clothes were worn on a daily basis, their value will be
diluted, making Western fashion appear more special in the eyes of not
only the citizens but also tourists.
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Some people think that it is good for a country’s culture to broadcast
foreign films and TV shows. Others, however, think it is best to produce
local films and shows. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
There are a number of reasons why local films and shows benefit a
culture. First, motion pictures are an effective way to crystallize and
project the intangible element of a culture. Therefore, if local films and
shows are the primary focus, viewers would find it easier to assimilate
the beliefs, values and assumptions of a culture, which can be difficult to
achieve by using written form. Second, producing more local films will
enrich the cultural library. For example, since local programs are
abundant in India, the Indian culture appears more vivid and unique than
other cultures with fewer local films produced.
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It is impossible to help all people in the world, so governments should
only focus on people in their own countries. To what extent do you
agree or disagree?
It is clear that many countries in the world still have not recognized
fundamental human rights. First, citizens of those countries are
deprived of their freedom and are oppressed in many inhumane ways.
Many Vietnamese dissidents, for example, were sentenced to death by
the Vietnamese authority, which could have been saved if the US
government had tried to prevent that from happening. Second, since
citizens of those countries are not armed and lack of negotiating power,
they are unable to claim their democracy back. By using diplomatic
pressure to negotiate the terms, the governments from developed
nations allows citizens from overseas to influence their own
governments in the policy-making process.
It has been true in many cases that prolonged poverty cannot be solved
without the assistance from foreign governments. One product of
poverty is hunger, causing millions of deaths every year all around the
world. If outside governments had stepped in and provided financial
assistance, those lives would have been saved. In addition to financial
support, governmental organizations can help provide the education
and skills for those citizens. Plenty of evidence have suggested that the
most effective way to overcome poverty is education.
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Many people say the gap between rich and poor people is wider, as
rich people become richer and poor people grow poorer. What problems
could this situation cause and what measures can be done to address
those problem?
Nevertheless, there have been many good solutions for wealth inequality.
First, since the rich cannot spend all their money, imposing higher taxes
on the rich would not disrupt their lifestyles much and still substantially
increase the tax revenue to assist the less fortunate. The revenue
collected can be spent to build and improve educational institutions and
grant scholarships or bursaries to poorer students, giving them equal
opportunities to succeed. Second, wealth inequality can be caused by
tax loopholes that the rich are taking advantage of. Therefore, the key to
solving this issue is to close as many loopholes as possible so that it is
more fair for the poor and middle class.
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Some people think it is more important for government to spend public
money on promoting healthy lifestyle in order to prevent illness than
to spend it on the treatment of people who are already ill. To what
extent do you agree or disagree?
The first reason is that this is a more effective way to spend money on
healthcare. First, by focusing on promoting healthier lifestyle, the public
will be able to take care of themselves instead of relying on their
governments. For example, by building more parks and sport facilities,
people will have the places and tools to improve their own health by
exercising. Second, spending money on preventive approach ensures
that current and future citizens will be able to live longer and happier
than did previous generations. If preventive approach was not focused
enough, future generations would have the same or even worse living
conditions and lifestyles, which deteriorates their health.
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Doctors should be responsible for educating their patients about how to
improve their health. Do you agree with this?
One of the most compelling reasons is that doctors are the only ones
who are qualified to provide knowledge to patients. First, since every
doctor has to go through rigorous education and training, his or her
advice is more trustful than other sources of information. In fact, if
patients educate themselves using the Internet or books, there will be a
good chance that they encounter misinformation or bad advice, which
can be detrimental to their health. Second, not two patients’ health
situations are the same, therefore only doctors can tailor their advice to
their patients individually. Since specialized equipment is needed for
diagnosis, the Internet, books and other sources of information can never
be close substitutes to doctors when it comes to education.
Doctors should hold the responsibility also because they receive money
from their patients, either directly or indirectly. Since this is a business
transaction, doctors inherently have to fulfil their services, which also
involve education to patients. If doctors did not educate patients to
improve their health, money would be channeled into other entities that
can fulfil the same responsibility. Furthermore, as a highly respected
profession, doctors need to transcend their regular duties. For instance,
doctors should teach not only their patients, but also the general public,
especially those who cannot afford medical services.
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Crime rate, in most countries, is often higher in urban areas than in
rural areas.
Why do you think that is?
What can be done to reduce the crime rate?
Crime rates in most countries markedly vary among different areas, which
suggests different approaches in dealing with crime. Given that crime
rate is higher in metropolitan areas than it is in rural ones, identifying the
reasons behind this pattern is key to finding the solutions.
There are a number of reasons why this pattern exists. First, since urban
areas are more ethnically diverse than rural ones, the likelihood of conflict
leading to crime among people with different values and belief systems
is higher. For example, the greater lack of familiarity and mutual
understanding among individuals in urban areas can feasibly get people
into unnecessary fights, which potentially leads to crime. Second, since
metropolitan areas are more densely populated, citizens have to compete
for limited opportunities and scarce resources, leaving other individuals’
life at stake. This means that those who cannot compete with the other
few successful would have a higher tendency to commit crimes, even
petty ones, just to make a living.
In conclusion, the fact that urban areas are more populous and diverse
can explain the pattern. By focusing on the differences among people
and the law, crime rates in either cities or rural areas would decline.
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Some believe that more academic subjects such as chemistry,
physics and history should be taught in schools, while others believe
that students will derive more benefit from studying practical
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subjects, such as motor mechanics and cooking. Discuss both views
and provide your own opinion with relevant examples.
Educational institutions around the world have been trying to find the best
mix between academic and practical courses. Although academic
subjects have been the primary focus for a good number of years,
practical ones are gaining more attention recently.
On the one hand, academic courses, such as chemistry and history, are
of vital importance for students. First, by studying those courses at high
school, students are equipped with the fundamental knowledge to
continue their higher education, especially in science fields. For example,
in order to be an environmental scientist whose job is to preserve the
environment, a student certainly needs to acquire complex knowledge
and be fluent in academic theories. Second, academic courses are
necessary because they help graduates land higher-paying jobs. In fact,
most high-salaried workers are required to have complex understandings
of their disciplines, which can only be achieved if they have taken
academic subjects.
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In the future, it seems more difficult to live on the Earth. Some people
think more money should be spent on researching other planet to live,
such as Mars. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this
statement?
It is true that the Earth would not be able to survive eternally, potentially
pushing all species including mankind to the brink of extinction. Although
focusing on finding other Earth-like planets seems plausible, the benefits
still do not justify the costs.
In addition, the chance of finding other planets is very slim and even if
humans succeeded, it would still be virtually impossible to bring humans
there. First, distances between stars and planets are vast, given human
longevity. For example, it would take millions of years for the fastest man-
made space craft to reach the nearest star, by which time all humans
would no longer exist. Second, what appears more realistic is solving
current environmental problems on Earth, which requires more attention
from scientists, the media and the public alike. Climate change, for
example, should top the list since it does and will directly impact all
species living on Earth in the near future.
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Studies suggested that nowadays children watch much more
television than they did in the past and spend less time on active or
creative things. What are the reasons? And what measures should
be taken to encourage children to spend more time on active or
creative things?
There are a number of reasons why children spend more time watching
television. First, since there are thousands of entertaining shows, movies
and music at disposal, which are conducive to relaxation and instant
mental rewards, children are highly engaged most of the time. In fact,
most of the objects and motions they see on television are new to them,
which tends to trigger their curiosity and evoke their feelings, either
negative or positive, conditioning them to watch more. Second, shrinking
playgrounds and parks deprive children of outdoor activities. For
example, recent housing projects in Hanoi are set to close some of the
playgrounds, making children resort to reactive activities such as
watching television.
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Every day, millions of tons of food are wasted all over the world. Why do
you think this is happening? And how can we solve this problem?
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In many countries, government spent a large amount of money on
improving internet access. Why is it happening and do you think it is
the most appropriate use of government money?
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It is often thought that the increase in juvenile crime can be attributed to
violence in the media. What do you think is the reason for a growth in
the rate of juvenile crime? What solutions can you offer to deal with this
situation?
There are a number of reasons why juvenile crime is growing. First, since
most teenagers nowadays have access to the Internet, juvenile crime
becomes more organized, well-planned and secure than it was in the
past. For example, most of the recruitment or crime planning work can
be done seamlessly through a social network channel that vows to
protect user’s privacy, making it a challenge for the police to prevent real
crime in advance. Second, some large cities, like Chicago, are rife with
drug trafficking targeting young adults. Plenty of evidence suggests that
human’s brains are susceptible to the negative influence of drugs, which
often triggers the desire to commit juvenile crime.
In conclusion, the Internet and the drug industry are two contributing
factors to juvenile crime. Internet police and law enforcement should
cooperate to minimize the issue to a manageable level.
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Some people think that the best way to run a business is within the
family.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a family run business?
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