本文托福综合写作题目为电视中的药品广告是否合理2016年7月2日托福考试写作
托福综合写作Topic 议题 whether the TV commercials about medicines is reasonable or not | ||
Reading | Listening | |
Thesis 总论点 | They are harmful | They play a positive role |
Sub-point1 分论点1 | TV ads are not objective, for they often conceal the negative side effects, which even they have not realized yet. | The consumers have their own objective views and judgments. They often do a lot of researches in the internet or consult doctors before they buy the products, which enable them to have a comprehensive and thorough understandings of the medicines. |
Sub-point2 分论点2 | Once the medicine is advertised, the sales will surge, which will mislead the consumers to believe that such medicine is very effective, so they will not consult their doctors. This is very hazardous for their health. | The big sales of the products will inform the consumers some really useful medicines, which they did not know before. For example, a medicine used for prohibiting the habit of smoking was introduced to the consumers by ads, and it is proved very effective. |
Sub-point 3 分论点3 | The regulations and controls that government imposed on medicine ads are insufficient, for the government does not censor those ads one by one, which give advertisers loopholes to exploit. | Though the censorship is not conducted by one ad by ad, the government will seriously fine the companies that violate the regulations, so the companies are less likely to do that. |
托福综合写作范文Sample answer:
Contrary to opinion in the reading, the listening thinks the ads about medicines play a positive role in people’s life.
First, the reading holds that TV ads are not objective, for they often conceal the negative side effects, which even they have not realized yet. However, the listening points out that the consumers have their own objective views and judgments. They often do a lot of researches in the Internet or consult doctors before they buy the products, which enable them to have a comprehensive and thorough understandings of the medicines.
Second, the reading believes that once the medicine is advertised, the sales will surge, which will mislead the consumers to believe that such medicine is very effective, so they will not consult their doctors. This is very hazardous for their health. On the contrary, the listening the big sales of the products will inform the consumers some really useful medicines, which they did not know before. For example, a medicine used for prohibiting the habit of smoking was introduced to the consumers by ads, and it is proved very effective.
Third, the reading suggests that the regulations and controls that government imposed on medicine ads are insufficient, for the government does not censor those ads one by one, which give advertisers loopholes to exploit. However, the listening refutes that though the censorship is not conducted by one ad by ad, the government will seriously fine the companies that violate the regulations, so the companies are less likely to do that.
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