劍橋雅思15Test2雅思寫作Task2真題及參考范文(1)

劍橋雅思15Test2雅思寫作Task2真題及參考范文(1) 關于這個問題下面小編就來為各個考生解答下。

1、劍橋雅思15Test2雅思寫作Task2真題

In the future,nobody will buy printed newspapers or books because they will be able to read everything they want online without paying.

To what wxtent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

2、劍橋雅思15Test2雅思寫作Task2參考范文1

Thestatement given describes, in my view, two different and separate elements, the first of which is whether people will move from printed material to online viewing and the second,if it is online will people actually pay for it.

Looking at the first part,I do firmly believe that printed newspapers and books are fast becoming a part of history.You only need to look at the public transport around the world. Previ- ously,it was a very common sight for commuters to read their newspapers on the way to work, whether these were the broadsheets or the tabloids. These days, these have all but been replaced by smart phone accessing the same papers online.I myself have not read an actual printed newspaper in many years. Instead I simply access any news I want for the relevant app on my phone.

The second section of the statement refers to the fact that people will be able to read anything they want for free, which I disagree with. Online newspapers still charge a subscription for their service so, although the medium has changed in the delivery of the news, the price hasn't. With re- gards to other printed material, books and the like, again technology exists to prevent unauthorised use and distribution. Basically, what this means is that you still have to buy the book even though you then read it on your Kindle or smartphone.

In conclusion then,although I do believe the medium will change, and indeed has changed,I do not think that because it is online,it is free. Ialso believe that it shouldn't be. Authors,publish- inghouses and newspapers need to be paid otherwise the whole industry will dry up and nothing would be available

在我看來，此觀點包含了兩個不同層次的問題。個問題是人們是否會從購買印刷讀物轉向在線閱覽;第二個問題是，如果選擇在線閱覽，人們是否真的會為此付費。

針對個問題，我堅信紙質報紙和書籍正迅速地成為歷史。只需要看看世界各地的公共交通工具就知道了。從前，通勤者在上班的路上看報紙是很常見的，無論是大報還是小報。如今，這些報紙都被智能手機所取代，用手機可以在網(wǎng)上看同樣的內容。我自己也已經(jīng)很多年沒有看過一份印刷的報紙了，而是通過手機上的應用程序瀏覽我想看的新聞。

第二個問題是說人們可以免費閱讀任何他們想看的東西。這一點我不贊成。在線報紙仍然對其服務收取訂閱費，因此，盡管新聞的傳播媒介發(fā)生了變化，但價格卻沒有改變。像書籍之類的印刷產(chǎn)品，現(xiàn)有的技術可以防止其未經(jīng)授權就開始使用、傳播。從根本上說，這意味著即使你在Kindle或智能手機上閱讀，仍然需要購買這本書。

總之，雖然我相信媒介會改變，而且確實已經(jīng)改變，但我不認為因為它是在線的就該免費，我也認為不應該如此。我們需要給作家、出版社和報社支付費用，否則該行業(yè)就會枯竭，屆時任何新聞信息都無法獲取。

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