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【正文】 they may not be good at coordinating with others. Besides, some may have drawbacks in personalities. Yet this can hardly be seen through the resume. Therefore, interview is needed. Thirdly, through interview, the employer can have a better understanding of the prospective employee’s level of professional knowledge. In a society of increasingly fierce petition, some are tempted to fe diplomas and certificates or exaggerate their capacities. Interview can work as a guard against these liars. Some panies arrange a written test that goes along with job interview. This serves as an effective touchstone. It is true that interview may also prove unreliable. For instance, some interviewees may exert every effort to present themselves as knowledgeable and petent during the interview while actually they are not. However, if they can lie during an interview, they may also cheat in exams or be dishonest in their resumes. An interview wouldn’t add to the risk of recruiting a wrong employee. Actually, it serves as a second check against liars. To sum up, interview is indispensable in recruiting employees in that it can tell more about a candidate. 19912020TEM 8 WRITNG 歷年英語專業(yè)八級作文真題及范文匯總 ant05 5 2020—WRITING: It was reported in the press some time ago that a few secondand thirdyear students in a provincial university decided to try their hands at business in order to get prepared for the future. They opened six small shops near their university. Their teachers and classmates had different opinions about this phenomenon. Some thought that the students’ business experience would help them adapt better to society after graduation, while others held a negative view, saying that running shops might occupy too much of the students’ time and energy which should otherwise be devoted to their academic study. What do you think? Should University Students go in for Business? (300 words) One possible version: Should University Students Go in for Business? Nowadays, you may encounter students who are selling stationery or newspapers when you are walking on campus. Some of them have even opened different types of small shops. They assume that in this way they may accumulate some social experiences and get well prepared for their future jobs. However, they can hardly achieve that purpose. What39。s even worse is that they will waste a lot of time they could have used for study. Therefore, in my opinion, university students should not go in for business because of the following Firstly, university students usually have a heavy task of theoretical study. They have a lot of courses to take, a pile of books to read, and all types of homework to finish. These tasks are essential for them to build up a profound and theoretical foundation. After all, university era is the best time when a student can learn theoretical knowledge. They have many years to practice it later, but if they miss the chance to master it systematically, they will certainly regret wasting their best years. Doing business will take them too much time when they can spend on physical exercises, on books and on activities which will make them better people in the future. No matter whether the business turns out successful or ends up a failure, it will eventually distract students from their academic study. So in the end the students will lose much more than what they earn. Secondly, a plete social service work has been established on campus, and the students usually have no chance to pete with the supermarkets which offered much better service and modities of high quality. These supermarkets sell goods ranging from pens, paper to quilts, from biscuits to cooked meals. You can almost buy whatever you will use in daily life there. Besides, these things are usually cheap. What type of shops the students can run? Most of them do the same business as the supermarkets. What type of goods they offer? Nothing better than those in the supermarkets. As a result, the business run by the students usually end in bankruptcy. Except bitter experiences, they earn nothing. In a word, if university students go in for business, they will inevitably lose not only energy but also time. Therefore, the school authority should forbid the students to run business, and teachers should try their best to persuade the students not to 2020—WRITING: An English newspaper is currently running a discussion on whether young people in China today are (not) more selfcentered and unsympathetic than were previous generations. And the paper is inviting contributions from university students. You have been asked to write a short article for the newspaper to air your views. (300 words) One possible version: A Selfconscious and Sympathetic Generation It seems to have bee a mon consent that young people today are more selfcentered and unsympathetic than were previous generations. Many plain that young people are no longer obedient to their parents and always have their own ways of doing things. Some even accuse that young people today seldom show sympathy to others, especially when their own benefits are threatened. I don’t agree with these kinds of opinions. I think young people today are more selfconscious, not selfcentered, as some people say. They have better selfesteem and therefore they are able to respect and sympathize with others better. For many older people, they were taught to always put others interests first and ignore their own feelings, even to the sacrifice of their own families. Selfvalue was unheard of for most of them. Young people today, however, are very blessed to realize that they were born first as individuals and then members of the society. They are supposed to love and respect themselves first and thus learn to love and respect others. They love their parents but don’t agree that they belong to their parents. The