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Task 1 table

The table below shows the salaries of secondary/high school teachers in 2009. Describe the main features of the figure.

分析：

五月第一场BC下手很仁慈，题目一点都不难，很可惜，第一时间拿不到全部准确的数字。所以下面文章中一些xx数据，未能补充完整。同学们主要看文字表达和句型。据参加的同学回忆，在start这块，卢森堡最高，其次澳大利亚和丹麦，最后是韩国和日本；在15年后的一列，情况依旧，卢森堡最高，其次澳大利亚和丹麦，最后是韩国和日本；最后的薪水峰值，韩国和日本后来居上成了第一第二，卢森堡第二，澳大利亚和丹麦最后。

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The table compares the income of secondary/school among five countries in the year 1999.

It is obvious that at the initial stage of teachers’ career, Luxembourg’s teachers earned the most salaries (800000 pound). And the teachers came from Australia and Denmark had the second most income, which reached at xx pound. As for Korean and Japanese teachers, they did not make as much income as any other countries, only had xx and xx pound respectively.

15 years later, this situation didn’t change dramatically. The payment of Luxembourg’s teachers rose by 30,000 pound and still won the largest payment. Australian and Danish teachers’ income followed, which increased to xx and xx respectively. As is expected, the figure for Japan and Korea came right at the bottom.

Conversely, compared to the top salary in a teacher’s career, the incomes of Korean and Japanese teachers climbed like a rocket, arriving at their highest level of 370,000 and 340,000 respectively. The number of Luxembourg’s teachers almost tripled. But it is strange that the salaries of Australian and Danish teachers did not go up any further.

Task 2

题目类别 Environment 提问方式 Discussion

考试题目

Developments of technology are causing environmental problems. Some people think the solution is that everyone accepts a simpler life, while others believe that technology can solve these problems. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

分析：题目难在拓展，容易跑题。

不需要提解决方法，需要你解释个人为何能解决环境问题，以及科技如何解决环境问题。感谢今天为我们考情回忆的同学。

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SAMPLE:

There is no doubt that modern technology has caused a variety of environmental issues, both in cities and towns. Ironically, I feel that technology can address some of these problems but at the same time, personal effort is a must.

Theoretically, addressing some environmental issues by adopting simple lifestyles is sensible. According to the statistics, during the last 100 years, the earth’s surface temperature has risendramatically because of human activities. Therefore,some people feel that the changes in our lifestyles can reverse this worrying trend. For example, the growing number of vehicles on the road emits a large quantity of green house gases, such as carbon dioxide, which will worsen the air quality. If residents chose other modes of transport, like buses or subways, this serious condition would be alleviated to a large extent. However, in my opinion, this policywould be very unpopular withsome people, especially those living in the suburb, who do need to travel on roads.

While it is undeniable that an individual’s behaviour has a profound effect on the environment, other people argue that the improvement in technology can tackle some problems in turn. For example, the technology today is available to produce electric cars that would be both quieter and cleaner to use. Persuading manufacturers and travellers to adopt this new technology would be a more effective strategy for improving air quality fundamentally.

My own view is that apart from individual effort and environmental friendly technologies, we need to do more, such as introducing related laws and regulations. Environmental problems are so complex that each effort should be combined together to win the battle.