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新概念4第25课到30课的作文例文

新概念4第25课到30课的作文例文
新概念4第25课到30课的作文例文

Noise in modern life

①Most people in this modern world have grown accustomed to living and working against a background of noise, almost constant noise. In the street there is the noise of traffic –engine noises, car alarms, the screeching of tyres and brakes, in factories there is the continual drumming of machines of all kinds, and in the office there is the noise of office equipment –the tap-tap-tap of computer keyboard keys, the ringing of telephones, fax machines and so on. Even in the home, where labour-saving devices have made life so much easier for many people, some of the comfort has been at the expense of noise –vacuum cleaners, washing machines, dishwashers and air extractors; they all make a noise, even if manufacturers try to tell us sometimes that their machines are ‘silent’! And even in the countryside, or in your own back garden in the city, there are always aeroplanes overhead –large passenger jet aircraft, helicopters, and even, sometimes, military jet aircraft.

②In our modern industrial society, hardly anywhere is free from noise. In towns and cities, particularly, the problem has become acute. And yet people have learned to live against this background and do not seem to be affected. Indeed,some people even seem to require noise as a necessary environment in which to work: ‘muzak’in the workplace, in shops, in hotels is a perfect example of the need for ‘noise’, for that is

all ‘muzak’is.

③We seem to be helpless to do anything about reducing noise in this modern world and many have come to accept it as one of the more unpleasant features of modern civilization. And although few of us complain about it, this is one of the main reasons that people give for going to an island, the countryside, the hills or the mountains for the weekend, or for their annual holiday –‘To get away from everything, especially the noise’.

Extinct forms of animal life

①People find it difficult to resist the fascination of a natural history museum where the skeletons and fossils of extinct forms of life are on display. It is this fascination, too, felt by so many people, that attracts them to adventure stories like The Lost World or films like Jurassic Park.

②What sorts of things can one see in a natural history museum? The remains of animals that existed in pre-historic times. Sometimes we can see just parts of a creature, sometimes the whole skeleton. There are

reptiles, dinosaurs and tyrannosaurs. There are pterodactyls, the horrific-looking creatures with long, tooth-filled beaks, which were the ancestors of our present-day birds. There are the remains of fish, small and large, especially early sharks, and there are fossilized crustaceans. There are the remains of our own ancestor, early man such as Neanderthal man.

③Museums also display the remains of animals which have become extinct relatively recently, like the flightless bird called the dodo. It is sad to think that the dodo only became extinct about three hundred years ago, and would probably not have become extinct if Europeans had not hunted it on its native island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. How many more forms of animal life are in danger of becoming extinct today that our children will only see in museums?

④And then of course there are those creatures which have been called ‘living fossils’–primitive forms of life which came into being millions of years ago and which have surprisingly survived, apparently without developing greatly. Examples are the coelacanth (the fish that was first discovered earlier in the twentieth century) and the duck-billed platypus in Australia.

Recovering lost treasure from the sea

①When a ship sank in the past, there were extreme difficulties in salvaging the wreck. Quite clearly that was true of a ship that sank in very deep water –and indeed it still is. But even if a ship sank in relatively shallow water, in a harbour, for example, there was very little hope of recovering any lost treasure or in deed of recovering anything else from the wreck. In most cases, even bodies of men who went down with the ship would remain in it.

②Modern diving techniques, of course, have made salvaging far less difficult. A shipwreck can be discovered and investigated by sonar, and skin divers can go down and investigate the wreck before any serious salvage work is begun. The same modern diving techniques have also meant that hunting for treasure can be carried out not only by experts but also by amateurs. So quite a lot of amateur divers spend their weekends and holidays diving for 'treasure'.

③What kind of treasure can be recovered? And where from? Not surprisingly there are shipwrecks all around the coast of Great Britain and other islands in the world. The Mediterranean Sea, too, is an excellent hunting ground for salvagers and treasure hunters. Many of the

Roman and Greek ships at the bottom of the Sea are full of works of art. The sea off the coast of Florida and around the Bahamas is another hunting ground, this time for gold from Spanish galleons.

④Many shipwrecks, of course, do not contain treasure in terms of gold, silver, jewels or works of art. But they all contain another kind of

'treasure': they contain the weapons used on ships (the cannon, swords, and so on), everyday articles of clothing (shoes, leather belts, etc.) and items of everyday use (plates, bottles, etc.). All of these 'treasures' teach us a great deal about the history of the time.

A public health service is an essential part of social welfare

①Everyone in society should have the right to a full and free health service and no one should have the right to buy good health care. If all working adults pay taxes, then they, their children and their parents should expect free medical service, at a doctor's surgery or at a hospital,

a free emergency ambulance service, and at least free dental treatment.

②It has often been said that a public health service is expensive to run and that it is often abused. While it is expensive to run, and it is, like many social services, open to abuse, it seems nevertheless to be one of the things that a modern society must offer its citizens.

③There is of course one major problem, and that is the cost of the people who work in it —the doctors, nurses, surgeons, dentists and administrative staff. Such people often complain that they do not receive the wages or salaries that they could earn in the world of private medical care or in a totally different profession. And because a healthy service, like other public services, is run on government lines, bureaucracy often creeps in so that the administration can cost more than the medical services and treatment.

④Does a public health service work in all countries? No, it doesn't. There are countries where a public health service seems to be an impossibility: America is a perfect example. On the other hand, there are a number of countries in the world which have successful, or moderately successful public health services, for example Sweden, Britain and Israel. Even in a country like Britain, however, there is also a world of private medicine that people can join if they can afford it. A public health service is an excellent idea, but no one should be forced to join it.

Modern means of transport

①The twentieth century has seen greater developments in forms of transport than at any other time in the history of this planet. (Our society has experienced greater developments than any other societies in the history of this planet. )Because of modern methods of transport,// the

world has become a smaller place// and people can now travel from one place to another almost anywhere in the world with speed and in comfort.

②For many people in the world, the best way to travel long distances is by air. Air travel by jet aeroplane is no longer a luxury. Even helicopters, once almost exclusively used by the armed services, are now being used more and more commercially, especially for short internal flights. And we can look forward to rocket travel in the next century –or flying in a craft like the space shuttle that will circumnavigate the earth almost in minutes.

③For those who travel by sea, too, there has been progress. Ocean liners are popular, especially for luxury holidays, but so too are the hydrofoil and the hovercraft for use over comparatively short distances.

④On land, we can now travel by car, by coach or by train. The building of motorway networks has meant that we can get to our destination by car or coach much faster than we have ever done. And the development of electric trains and new railway networks has also improved rail travel in many countries. Will these, and motorway networks, become redundant with the development of new forms of transport?

⑤Sadly, of all the modern means of transport, the car is creating the most problems as it is causing serious congestion in cities. No satisfactory solution to this proble m has yet been found, although, if the

car is replaced by a different form of personal transport, perhaps the problem will simply go away.

Man has done relatively little to exploit the wealth of the sea

①The twentieth century has seen greater progress in many fields than in any other period in history. While we have certainly exploited a lot of land, we have still not explored all the land above sea level. So it is not surprising that very little of the seabed has been explored. Indeed, the intensive study of the sea and the sea-bed is comparatively recent. And since the sea accounts for a very large percentage of the earth's surface, perhaps we should be spending much more time and money on studying it in detail.

②The sea itself is a tremendous source of power. We have only just begun harnessing the tides to provide electricity, but the energy is there just waiting to be used. The tides and waves contain vast amounts of energy which we must be able to use.

③The sea is a source of food, too, of course. Men have taken fish from the sea for thousands of years, but it is only now that plankton is being seen as a source of protein to feed the growing world population. And the whole idea of 'cultivating' the seabed is actively being investigated.

④As a source of wealth, the sea has already begun to be exploited, but

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⑤Following the pioneer work of the French underwater explorer and marine biologist, Jacques Cousteau, perhaps the time will come when we will set up permanent villages under the sea, or even towns and cities that people can live in. If that ever happens, we will certainly be using the sea to its greatest potential.

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