2017年3月雅思真题回忆及解析

2017年3月雅思真题回忆及解析

所有的成功都来自于行动，只有付诸行动，才能一步步走向成功。无忧考网搜集整理了2017年3月雅思真题回忆及解析，希望对大家有所帮助。2017年4月举行了三场考试，时间分别为3月4日、3月18日、3月25日、3月30日。以下内容仅供参考。

3月4日雅思口语真题回忆：

Part1

1.When do you usually go out, in the daytime or in the evening?

Sample:

I usually go out in the daytime when the shops are open and the weather is good. Besides, I always feel safer to go out in the daytime.

2.What do you always do when going out?

Sample:

There are a lot of things that I can do when I go out. On weekends I usually go out with my friends to have a nice meal and sometimes we would shop together or watch a movie.

3.What will your bring when you go out?

Sample:

I usually bring a bag with me. I would put in the bag some personal items, such as the cellphone, lipstick, tissues and a book, things like that.

4.What necessary things you will bring when going out?

Sample:

First I would bring my cellphone. I think I can’t live without it now. I would use it to contact with my friends and take pictures. Another thing I would bring is Kindle. I would take it out when I’m waiting for the bus.

5.Will you bring different things in the daytime or at night?

Sample:

Well actually there is not much difference except that I would bring a smaller bag at night. It is easy to take. After all, sometimes it is pretty hard to get a cab at night so I would prefer to take a lighter bag.

Part2&3

1.

P2

Describe an enjoyable experience you had in the countryside. You should say:

when and where you went;

who you went with;

what you did there;

and explain why you think it was enjoyable.

解析：

题目要求描述在乡村度过的一段愉快的体验经历。这段经历可以是度假经历，可以是童年经历，需要详细描述这段经历发生的故事和收获体验等等。

Talking about the enjoyable experience I had in the countryside, I think the childhood experience that I went to my grandparents’ house which is located in a small village in the north of China is a one. I remembered that my mother would take me to visit my grandparents every few years and the visit usually happened in summer holidays. The house had a big yard. And there was a brook behind the house. My grandparents kept two dogs in the big yard. They are adorable. My grandma planted two apple trees. The green apples were always on the tree when I went there every summer. I always begged my grandma to pick them for me to have a taste even if she told me that they would taste badly. I often dropped the apple after one bite. But my grandma was never angry with that. After supper, my grandpa took me to the brook behind the house. He said we could catch a big fish before the moon came out. However, we didn’t catch any fish at all.

The experiences were valuable and wonderful. They are of great importance in my life. Especially after my grandparents passed away, I have no opportunity to go back to the village any more. The memories kept the temperature of my grandparents’ love, and I cherish them very much.

P3

①Do young people enjoy living in the countryside?

解析：

题目问的是年轻人是否喜欢居住在农村。可以分观点讨论，如有些人喜欢：农村地方大，安静，贴近自然;有些人不喜欢：生活不如城市热闹、方便。

Well it depends. Many young people prefer to live in the countryside because the house price there is much cheaper. With the same amount of money, they may only buy a small house in the city but a pretty big one in the countryside. Besides, it is much more pleasant to stay close to nature. Just imagine, people could wake up with the chirp of birds. When they are tired, they can have a walk along the river. How pleasant it is! But many other young people may prefer to live in the city. There are more entertainment activities there. The infrastructure is more complete and life is more convenient. People can buy anything they want.

②Do old people prefer to live in the countryside or in the city?

解析：

题干问的是老人喜欢住在农村还是城市。同样可以分情况讨论，有的老人喜欢住在农村：安静，空气好;也有老人喜欢住在城市里：医疗条件好，生活方便。

Well it depends. Many old people prefer to live in the countryside where the life pace is much slower and the air is fresher. They don’t need to get in a hurry for everything like people in the city usually do. They can plant vegetables in the yard and keep a dog or a cat. When they are bored, they can have a walk and stay close to nature. They can go fishing or climb the mountain. But there are also many old people who prefer to live in the city. They believe life is more convenient in the city. They could find anything they need in the nearby supermarket. Besides, they can enjoy a better medical service there.

③Why do many people move from small towns to big cities?

解析：

题目问到为什么有些人会从小镇搬到大城市。可以从不同角度回答，如对于小孩来说，大城市的教育水平更发达，对于年轻人来说，大城市的就业机会更多，对于老人来说，大城市的医疗水平更好。

Nowadays it is very common for people to move from small towns to big cities. They have made this decision for many different reasons. For the children, they

can enjoy a better education there. There are more schools and training centers in the big cities. No matter what they are interested in, they can always find a teacher. For young people, big cities provide them with more job opportunities. They are more likely to find a job there. They also face more challenges in big cities, which means they could learn more. For old people, they can enjoy a better medical service in the city. The infrastructure is much better there. They could go to parks or attend the college for elders if they are bored. These activities make their life more colorful.

④What’s the difference between living in the countryside and living in the city?

解析：

题目问住在农村与住在城市有什么区别。可以从不同角度阐述，如人口密度，生活节奏，设施水平等等。

I think people who live in the countryside are more likely to get close with each other. The population is denser in the city than in the countryside. Every day we meet a lot of people on the way to school, to work or in the mall, but it never occurred to us to say hi to these people. When we get back home, we would close the door and we hardly know who live across us. But to people who live in the countryside, they meet fewer people everyday and the number of residents is much fewer. They usually go to the same store or the same restaurant, so they are pretty familiar with each other.

⑤How has life changed in the countryside in your country?

解析：

题目问的是在你的国家的农村地区，生活怎么改变了。可以从多个角度入手：如经济条件变好了，人们的消费观念改变了，人们赚钱方式改变了等等。

Well people who live in the countryside are enjoying a better life now. In the past, people have little contact with the outside world. Their activities are limited in the village. It would be a huge thing for them to go to the city because the transportation is not convenient. Buses that reach other places are quite few. But nowadays things have changed. More people own cars now. So wherever they want to go, they can just drive their cars and reach the place. Besides, nowadays everybody gets a phone and Internet has been used everywhere. They are keeping in pace with the outside world. Many people even sell their farm products on the Internet.

2.

P2

Describe a time you disagreed with a decision that others made. You should say:

what decision it was;

who made the decision;

whether you told him or her that you disagreed;

and explain why you didn’t agree with this decision.

解析：

题目要求描述一个你不同意其他人做的决定的时刻，可以说这个决定是关于什么的，你为什么不同意。这样情况可以是两人或者两人以上的集体活动时发生的，也可以是说探讨某个问题的场合发生的，只要叙述合理，就可以。

I once met a time that I disagreed with a decision that others made. It happened in a situation where my friends and I have different opinions about selecting a tent for our camp activity. My friends, Sarah and Sandy, they think we should choose a relatively cheap one since we seldom went out for camping. Actually, price is their only consideration when choosing a tent. Finally, they decided to buy a blue one, which is really cheap, well, the quality…I could say that it was a real eye opener for me. It was so light and flabby. And they tried to convince me that the camping location is very safe and we could even enjoy sleeping outside. I strongly disagreed with them. I told them that apart from the safety reason, we should also take health into account. We may be caught with big gales and heavy rains. The weather forecast is a bet that we couldn’t full trust but a good tent could protect us. The bare sleeping outside was often compelled. Finally, we bought another tent.

As poor students, we would like to explore the world with limited money. I have to admit that budget is what we have to consider most and what often restrict us. But there are much more outweigh the money. I didn’t agree with the decision because I think safety and health are more important compared with the money and utilization rate of a tent.

P3

①What skills are necessary when making decisions?

解析：

题目问到在做决定时哪些技能是必要的。可以从多个角度展开，如观察能力、分析能力、信息评估能力、沟通协商能力等。

I think people should be able to evaluate information and have a good communication skill when making decisions. For example, last month my friend and I intended to have a trip. We were provided with different offers by the travel agent. We compared all these offers and found out that one package was cheap but did not include hotels or lunches, another package was much more expensive but it covered all the expenses. To find out which one is more economical, we made many calls to the hotels and asked for their prices. Finally we decided to book the more expensive one because it was actually more suitable to us. So to deal with all kinds of information and talk to people are really important.

②How can people improve their decision-making skills?

解析：

题目问到人们该怎样提高做决定的能力。可以从不同角度展开，如多思考，提升知识储备，加强实践、增长经验等等。

Well to improve the decision-making skills, there are a lot of things that people can do. For example, it is important to bear the goal in mind and don’t let other people to influence your decision. Sometimes we are offered with too many options that we can easily forget what we want at the beginning. Take me for example. Last week I went to the store to buy a hair dryer. At first I only wanted to buy one that is not expensive and can dry my hair quickly, but somehow I got confused with all kinds of products. At last with the advice of the salesperson, I bought a super expensive one with many different functions which I never used.

③How do you think computers will change the way people make decisions?

解析：

题干问的是电脑如何改变了人们做决定的方式。可以说电脑使得信息交流更方便，从电脑上搜寻的信息让人们更理智地做决定。

Well I believe computers have greatly changed the way people make decisions, at least purchasing decisions. In the past before the use of computers, people face a serious problem of information asymmetry. We usually buy products at markets. We may compare the price of the same product in several different shops and then buy the cheapest one. But now with the help of a computer, people can compare the price at a much larger scale. Besides, we can see the comments on the product. This information helps us to make a better decision on what we buy and where we buy.

④Do parents in China allow their children to make important decisions about the future?

解析：

题目问的是中国的父母是否允许他们的孩子就未来做一些重要的决定。可以分情况回答，如过去很多父母都替孩子做决定，但现在更多父母学着尊重孩子的决定。

Well in the past many Chinese parents would like to make decisions for their children. When their children were still very young, they made decisions on which instrument they should learn. When their children grew older, they began to worry about which school their children should go to and which major to take. Children seldom had a say in these matters. Children brought up on this mode have many problems. They are not confident about themselves and they fear failures. Noticing the problems, more and more parents nowadays encourage their children to make decisions for themselves. For these children, they may meet more problems but they also accumulate invaluable experience.

⑤Do you think that parents should make important decisions for their children?

解析：

题目问的是父母是否应该为孩子们做一些重要的决定。可以分不同角度回答，如孩子做出的决定明显错误时，父母需要干涉，而别的情况下可能不需要干涉。

Well it depends. When the children are young, sometimes they tend to make bad decisions out of impulsion. Under this circumstance, parents should interfere in and stop them. I have a friend named Jack. He wanted to drop out of university and started his own business just as Jobs Steve did, except that he had no idea what his business was about. His father stopped him by telling him the importance of knowledge accumulation. At last he got back to school. Later he himself admitted that it was a bad decision. But under many other circumstances, for example, when it comes to the decision of major, I think parents should not make decisions for their children. These decisions are better left for the children themselves.

3.

P2

Describe an interesting talk or speech you heard recently. You should say:

when and where you heard it;

what the talk or speech was about;

who gave the talk or speech;

and explain why you think it was interesting.

解析：

题目要求描述一项你最近听到的有趣的谈话和演讲，可以是从电视、手机app上听到的，也可以是在现实生活中听到的。可以是名人演讲和谈话，也可以是朋友同学或者同事那里听到的。谈话和演讲一定要有主题，突出有趣的主题。

I recently heard an interesting talk from an APP of learning English. Last Thursday, I clicked the learning English APP on my phone, and it gave me a daily push notification of a talk. The topic of the talk is fart facts, which is given by a doctor. It raised my interest to listen to it. The talk said fart is a gas coming from our intestines. As long as you eat, there is fart. It comes from your blood and chemical reactions in your body. But actually only 1% of our fart is stinky. Everyone produce about half a liter of farts every day. Yes, the elegant and young girls also fart, too. It said usually farts aren’t dangerous even if they are flammable ones. We won’t suffocate in a room full of farts and a continuous fart for 7 years will produce equivalent energy of an atomic bomb. And there is a term of “brain fart”, but it refers to doing something dumb. Fart is even regarded as a sort of greeting in an Indian tribe in South Africa.

I think it was interesting because people are often unwilling to mention about farts, most of us think they are disgusting. But it is a kind of normal physical need and we have many misunderstanding about fart. The doctor explained the fart facts in a humorous and elegant way. It made me laugh out.

P3

①What kinds of people will be invited to give a speech?

解析：

题目问到什么样子的人会被邀请去做演讲，可以说是某个行业的专家，科学家、音乐家等等。

I think people who are invited to give a speech are usually experts of a certain field, like scientists or popular musicians. They want to share their experience and their understanding with the audiences. I once saw a popular TV program named Voice. Many different people have been invited to give a speech about what they do and what significance their jobs have made. Among them there are writers, pop stars, scientists, astronauts and hosts. Through these speeches, I get to know many

things, like what it is like to be an astronaut and what the challenges are. It is really eye opening to me.

②What kinds of speeches are interesting?

解析：

题目问的是什么样的演讲是有趣的。可以从不同方面展开，如讲个人成长经历的演讲很有趣，或者带图片和视频的演讲很有趣。

I have listened to many different speeches, some of them live and some of them just on TV. Among all these speeches, I think those in which people talk about their life experiences attracts me most. Most people we see who stand on the platform are both rich and famous, but before they became so successful, they had their hardships. I like to hear them talk about their hardships and how they overcame the challenges. These stories would encourage me to better face my problems. Besides, I find those speeches with pictures and videos very interesting. They help me to better understand the topic they talk about.

③Is listening to speeches important to children?

解析：

题目问听演讲对于孩子来说是否重要。可以说很重要，听演讲可以帮助孩子更好的认识这个世界，对不同职业也有更多的认知。

Well I believe it is important for children to listen to speeches given by people from different walks. These speeches help children to better understand what people do, and most importantly, they help them to set a target for what they want to be when they grow up. My 8-year old nephew is determined to be an astronaut after he watched the speech given by a Chinese astronaut Yang Liwei. He is now very passionate about the space. Whenever he is free, he would read books about it. He may not become an astronaut when he grows up, but at least it brings about great pleasure to him.

④How to select simple speeches for children?

解析：

题目问的是如何为孩子们挑选一些简单的演讲。可以从内容及形式角度展开，挑选一些内容简单的演讲，或者带有图片、视频的演讲。

Well, when people choose simple speeches for their children, they can select speeches with less theory development or speeches given along with the presentation of pictures and videos. Children sometimes are easily bored with theories. They

are more willing to listen to interesting stories. Pictures and videos also help to raise their interest. I once asked my nephew to watch a speech with me. It was given by a photographer who took pictures in the Africa. In his speech he talked about how he became a photographer and how his pictures were used in animation movies. He has shown the audiences many beautiful pictures in his speech. My nephew liked the speech.

⑤Will Chinese people feel nervous when it comes to public speaking?

解析：

题目问的是中国人在公众演讲时是否会紧张。在给出自己的观点后，可以分析一下原因及人们的对策等。

Well, I believe most people feel nervous about public speaking. They are too worried about making mistakes or messing it up. Sometimes when they walk on the platform, panic strike them and they just forget every line they prepared. Over time, people either avoid public speaking or struggle against speech anxiety. In my opinion, it is normal to feel nervous and we can actually do something to ease the anxiety. Before we give the speech, we can rehearse by ourselves. We can use some PPT slides to give us hints. We could wear our lucky shirts and keep telling us that we can do it. All these help to ease our tension.

3月4日雅思听力真题回忆：

Section 1：机场转机采访

1. C. in transit

2. C. over 3 hours

3. B. unattractive

4-6 multiple choice

4. A. cinema

5. C. fish tank

6. Beds

7. 20

8. Enjoyable

9. Laptop

10. Fruit

Section 2：求职申请和面试

11. Internet

12. Too long

13. Typed

14. Skills

15. Correction

16. Layout

17. Contact number

18-20 multiple choice

18. B. training

19. E. promotion prospect

20. F. pension allowance

Section 3：保护区旅游关于环境改变的讨论

21. Farming

22. Environmental damage

23. Tourists

24. Samples

25. 21,000

26. 10.5

27. Measurements

28. Soil

29. Photographs

30. Map

Section 4：非洲沙漠里的鳄鱼

31. C. no scientific back up/support

32. A. 20

33. A. vegetation

34. C. underground

35. B. becoming desert near the wetland

36. 8

37. Depth

38. Fear

39. Attacked

40. Migration patterns

3月4日雅思阅读真题回忆：

Passage 1：生物材料

1. FALES

2. TRUE

3. NOT GIVEN

4. TRUE

5. TRUE

6. FALSE

7. Light

8. Shells

9. Histidine

10. Minerialisation

11. Gills

12. Fangs

13. Aircraft

Passage 2：郁金香

When the Tulip Bubble Burst

Tulips are spring-blooming perennials that grow from bulbs. Depending on the species, tulip plants can grow as short as 4 inches (10cm) or as high as 28 inches (71cm). The tulip’s large flowers usually bloom on scapes or sub-scapose stems that lack bracts. Most tulips produce only one flower per stem, but a few species bear multiple flowers on their scapes (e.g. Tulipa turkestanica). The showy, generally cup or star-shaped tulip flower has three petals and threesepals, which are often termed tepals because they are nearly identical. These six tepals are often marked on the interior surface near the bases with darker colorings. Tulip flowers come in a wide variety of colors, except pure blue (several tulips with “blue” in the name have a faint violet hue).A Long before anyone ever heard of Qualcomm, CMGI, Cisco Systems, or the other high-tech stocks that have soared during the current bull market, there was Semper Augustus. Both more prosaic and more sublime (崇高的) than any stock or bond, it was a tulip of extraordinary beauty, its midnight-blue petal stopped by a band of pure white and accented with crimson flares. To denizens of 17th century Holland, little was as desirable.

B Around 1624, the Amsterdam man who owned the only dozen specimens was offered 3,000 guilders (荷兰盾) for one bulb. While there’s no accurate way to render that in today’s greenbacks, the sum was roughly equal to the annual income of a wealthy merchant. (A few years later, Rembrandt received about half that amount for painting The Night Watch.) Yet the bulb’s owner, whose name is now lost to history, nixed the offer.

C Who was crazier, the tulip lover who refused to sell for a small fortune or the one who was willing to splurge. That’s a question that springs to mind after

reading Tulip mania: The Story of the World’s Most Coveted Flower and the Extraordinary Passions. It aroused by British journalist Mike Dash. In recent years, as investors have intentionally forgotten everything they learned in Investing 101 in order to load up on unproved, unprofitable dot-com issues, tulip mania (狂热) has been invoked frequently. In this concise, artfully written account, Dash tells the real history behind the buzzword (流星鱼) and in doing so, offers a cautionary tale for our times.

D The Dutch were not the first to go gaga over the tulip. Long before the first tulip bloomed in Europe-Bavaria, it turns out, in 1559-the flower had enchanted the Persians and bewitched the rulers of the Ottoman Empire. It was in Holland, however, that the passion for tulips found its most fertile ground, for reasons that had little to do with horticulture.

E Holland in the early 17th century was embarking on its Golden Age. Resources that had just a few years earlier gone toward fighting for independence from Spain now flowed into commerce. Amsterdam merchants were at the center of the lucrative East Indies trade, where a single voyage could yield profits of 400%. They displayed their success by erecting grand estates surrounded by flower gardens. The Dutch population seemed torn by two contradictory impulses: a horror of living beyond one’s means and the love of a long shot.

F Enter the tulip. “It is impossible to comprehend the tulip mania without understanding just how different tulips were from every other flower known to horticulturists in the 17th century,”says Dash. The colors they exhibited were more intense and more concentrated than those of ordinary plants.”Despite the outlandish (奇异的)prices commanded by rare bulbs, ordinary tulips were sold by the pound. Around 1630, however, a new type of tulip fancier appeared, lured by tales of fat profits. These “florists,” or professional tulip traders, sought out flower lovers and speculators alike. But if the supply of tulip buyers grew quickly, the supply of bulbs did not. The tulip was a

conspirator (阴谋者) in the supply squeeze : It takes seven years to grow one from seed. And while bulbs can produce two or three clones, or “offsets,” annually, the mother bulb only lasts a few years.

G Bulb prices rose steadily throughout the 1630s, as ever more speculators (投机者) wedged (锲入) into the market. Weavers and farmers mortgaged whatever they could to raise cash to begin trading. In 1633, a farmhouse in Hoorn changed hands for three rare bulbs. By 1636 any tulip-even bulbs recently considered garbage-could be sold off, often for hundreds of guilders. A futures market for bulbs existed, and tulip traders could be found conducting their business in hundreds of Dutch taverns. Tulip mania reached its peak during the winter of 1636-1637, when some bulbs were changing hands ten times in a day. The zenith came early that winter,

at an auction to benefit seven orphans whose only asset was 70 fine tulips left by their father. One, a rare Violetten Admirael vanned Enkhuizen bulb that was about to split in two, sold for 5,200 guilders, the all-time record. All told, the flowers brought in nearly 53,000 guilders.

H Soon after, the tulip market crashed utterly, spectacularly. It began in Haarlem, at a routine bulb auction when, for the first time, the greater fool refused to show up and pay. Within days, the panic had spread across the country. Despite the efforts of traders to prop up demand, the market for tulips evaporated. Flowers that had commanded 5,000 guilders a few weeks before now fetched one-hundredth that amount. Tulip mania is not without flaws. Dash dwells too long on the tulip’s migration from Asia to Holland. But he does a service with this illuminating, accessible account of incredible financial folly. I Tulip mania differed in one crucial aspect from the dot-com craze that grips our attention today: Even at its height, the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, well established in 1630, wouldn’t touch tulips. “The speculation in tulip bulbs always existed at the margins of Dutch economic life,” Dash writes. After the market crashed, a compromise was brokered that let most traders settle their debts for a fraction of their liability. The overall fallout on the Dutch economy was negligible. Will we say the same when Wall Street’s current obsession finally runs its course?

题目：

Questions 14-18

The reading Passage has seven paragraphs A-I

Which paragraph contains the following information?

Write the correct letter A-I, in boxes 14-18 on your answer sheet

14 Difference between tulip and high-tech shares

15 Spread of tulip before 17th century

16 Indication of money offered for rare bulb in 17th century

17 Tulip was treated as money in Holland

18 Comparison made between tulip and other plants

Questions 19-23

Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage

In boxes 19-23 on your answer sheet, write

TRUE if the statement agrees with the information

FALSE if the statement contradicts the information

NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this

19 In 1624, all the tulip collection belonged to a man in Amsterdam.

20 Tulip was first planted in Holland according to this passage.

21 Popularity of Tulip in Holland was much higher than any other countries in

17th century.

22 Holland was the wealthiest country in the world in 17th century.

23 From 1630, Amsterdam Stock Exchange started to regulate Tulips exchange market.

Questions 24-27

Summary

Complete the following summary of the paragraphs of Reading Passage, using no more than two words from the Reading Passage for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 24-27 on your answer sheet.

Dutch concentrated on gaining independence by 24 against Spain in the early

17th century, consequently spare resources entered the area of 25. Prosperous traders demonstrated their status by building 26 in surroundings. Attracted by the success of profit on tulip, traders kept looking for 27 and speculator for sale.

答案：

14 I

15 D

16 B

17 G

18 F

19 TRUE

20 FALSE

21 TRUE

22 NOT GIVEN

23 FALSE

24 fighting

25 commerce

26 estates

27 flower lovers Passage 3：艺术和艺术家

27. H

28. D

29. E

30. F

31. B Alpine hills

32. C. R ’s son

33. F. Elephant

34. H. Horse

35. D ’s mother

36. A village scene

37. Truthful

38. Shock

39. Understand

40.Interpretation

3月4日雅思写作真题回忆：

Many young people today leave school with a negative attitude towards learning. What are the reasons? What can be done to encourage a positive attitude to learning in young people?

解析：

雅思混合类说明文。题干提到现如今一些年轻人离开学校，并对学习持消极态度。要求列举原因，以及陈述该如何鼓励年轻人对学习持积极态度。

(一)原因

1. 学生受一些错误价值观影响，如认为赚钱比学习重要，不学习也能赚钱。

2. 老师的授课方式太过枯燥，让学生提不起兴趣，开设的学科学生不感兴趣。

(二)相对应的解决方法

1. 用正面例子感染学生，用负面例子警醒学生。

2. 提高老师筛选标准，依照学生的兴趣及需求开设更多科目

In contemporary settings, a growing number of young adults drop from school and lose motivation to continue their learning, there are several reasons for this circumstance and feasible measures should be adopted to tackle this issue.

To begin with, the exam-oriented Education system is the root causes of this problem. To be more specific, the intensive exercise and tests make young learners lose their passion and initiative in learning and exploring new knowledge. A typical example is that many teenagers learn subjects to take tests rather than apply those knowledge into practice. The tedious exercise and complicated tests demotivate young learners and weaken their confidence in further study. To solve this problem, a well-rounded curriculum should be established to stimulate teenagers' interest in learning. Meanwhile, more dynamic and diverse activities should be designed to

help them to develop their interest in learning their favorite subjects . Consequently, they will rebuild their confidence in learning and continue learning.

On the other hand, the traditional way of teaching which focuses on instilling knowledge and theories is another reason for this phenomenon. In other words, Students are forced to learn rather than absorb knowledge initiatively. This mechanic way of learning makes young learners lose their desire in further study and drop from school. To solve this problem, more subjects should be added to cater for students of different culture backgrounds and requirements. For example, cooking and nutrition classes can be started to attract children who take interest in cooking. Mending and repairing subjects can be started for young boys with great manual capacities.

In conclusion, although some young adults abandon study for different reasons. With the joint efforts of Education councils and educators, young adults can acquire outstanding academic performance rather than quit their study.

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Sample:

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Sample:

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Sample:

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Sample:

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Sample:

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P2

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解析：

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