【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 utcollege students’attitudestowardsphonecallsandtextmessagingandfinally he concluded that what the students like most about their phones is that they can reach other people and what they like least is that other people can reach them. This result is seemingly contradictory, but in fact, it faithfully portrays the dilemma faced by the students, who both aspire to and are fearful of munication. In my opinion, it is nothing but the very telephone itself that is largely responsible for making students less humane by depriving them of their adaptive capacity and social acceptability. Originally speaking, adaptability of young people to new surroundings is one of their good qualities, but nowadays they would rather resort to old friends by phone calls and text messages than actively integrate into new circumstances. It seems quite fortunate for the freshmen to have telephone contact with their old friends when they feel unaccustomed to the unfamiliarity around. Yet, the truth is that telephones provide a shelter for them to shy away from the new environment as well as taking away their opportunities to make new friends. Thus, unable to foster their adaptive capacity, many of the college students would probably fail to adapt to new working conditions once they step into society. What’s more, the short message makes the students unable to municate well with others in the real world. As is known to all, the Short Message Service culture features ungrammatical structures and nonstandard language, which totally differs from the oral expression, thusrenderingthephonefreakunabletomunicatefluentlyinrealdailylife.On theotherhand,sincethestudentsdevelopahabitofnonfacetofacemunicationbytelephone,theyarepronetosocialphobiabecauseofpoororalexpressionand blushingfacewhentheyareinarealsocialcontext.Consequently,itisnowonderthatmanystudentsturntotheirtelephoneswithanattempttoconcealtheirunnaturalnesswhentheyareatadinnertableorataparty.Inspiteofalltheadverseimpactcausedbythemobilephone,itisequallyunwise tosetalimitforthestudentsonphoneuse.Anyway,itisaprovenfactthatthemobilephoneplaysanimportantroleinourlife.Therefore,inordertoremovesuch embarrassingsituationamongthecollegestudents,theschoolauthoritiesshouldofferappropriateguideaboutphoneuseandcreateamorepositiveandharmonious ambienceforthem,whichisalsobeneficialfortheirfuturedevelopment.2013年真題PARTVIWRITING(45MIN)Isoursocietyhostiletogoodpeople?Accordingtoa recentsurveybyChinaYouthDaily,percentoftherespondentssaythatourcurrentsocietyprovidesa“badenvironment”forgoodpeopledoinggoodthings.Ontheotherhand,themoreoptimisticwouldarguethateachindividualshouldtryhisorherbesttodogoodthingsandbenicetoothers,insteadofwaitingforthe“socialenvironment”toimprove.So,whatdoyouthink?Isasoundsocialenvironmentnecessaryforpeopletohavehighmoralstandardsandbegoodtoothers?Writeanessayofabout400wordsonthefollowingtopic:Isasoundsocialenvironmentnecessaryforpeopletobegoodtoothers?Isasoundsocialenvironmentnecessaryforpeopletobegoodtoothers?AproverbsaysthatPresentarosetoothers,anditsfragranceremainsinyour hands.Despitethefactthathelpingothershasalwaysbeenatraditionalvirtuein China,peoplearenowbeingreluctanttohelpthoseinneedforthefearofbeing prosecutedforunintentionalinjuryorwrongfuldeath.Someblamethebadsocial environmentforitwhileothersbelievethesocialenvironmentshouldbenotstressedinviewofhelpingothers.SofarasIamconcerned,Idoholdthatasoundsocial environmentisquitenecessaryforpeopletobegoodtoothers.Butinthemeanwhile,weindividualsshouldtakeinitiativestocreateaharmonioussociety,ratherthanwait forittoimprovepassively.Ontheonehand,asoundsocialenvironment160