Tham khảo tài liệu 'studying the gre 1', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | --------------------- THE GRE ANALYTICAL WRITING SECTION -------------------------- Fiction should definitely be a required form of reading for all students. Not only does it provide an opportunity to escape our daily lives it also presents a different perspective of the world one we might never have thought of before while still informing us about the human condition. Fiction also has the potential to awaken our interest in parts of the world we may never have explored and in learning more about science or history in a more engaging way. Top-Score Sample Argument Essay Prompt The following appeared in a letter to the editor in the sports pages of a community newspaper. A teacher can t earn more than 50 000 a year doing one of the toughest jobs in the world. These saints work a lot harder and deserve to get paid a lot more for the miracles they perform on a daily basis. The average salary for professional athletes is 650 000. That s more than ten times what the average public high school principal makes. Basketball players can earn millions in just one season and football players can earn hundreds of thousands for just a 30-second commercial. Even benchwarmers make more in a month than teachers make. Who is more important the person who taught you how to read and write so that you can succeed in life or the jock who plays for a living Response The author of this piece drives home the idea that professional athletes get paid too much especially in comparison to teachers who help you succeed in life. As much as anyone may believe that teachers deserve to be paid more than they earn or that some professional athletes are grossly overpaid this author s argument is not very effective. Much of the evidence and reasoning the author uses is flimsy and illogically reasoned there is a shaky conclusion counterarguments are not addressed and the premises the author uses to support the conclusion are not reasonably qualified. The conclusion drawn in this argument is These .
