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5.Carsshouldbedoneawaywith.Weshouldtrytofindasafermeansoftransportwhichwillbringjoyandcomfortratherthaninjuryanddeath.

6.Theroadsaresooftenjammedwithcarsthatambulancesandfireenginesfinditdifficulttofulfilltheirduties.

7.People'

shiddenfrustrationsanddisappointmentsarebroughttothesurfacewhentheydrive.

8.Roadnetworksforcarshavenotonlymadecitiesuninhabitable,butalsodesecratedthecountryside.

9.Carsoftenproduceairpollutionandfillthecitieswithunbearablenoise.

10.Carsarethecauseoftrafficaccidents.Allovertheworldthousandsuponthousandsofpeoplearekilledorinjuredeveryyear.

Counter-arguments

1.Motorcarsarehighlydesirableforobviousreasons.Weshouldrecognizethisandadaptourselves.

2.Motorcarsenablepeopletobecomemoremobile.Withoutcars,theworldwouldstillconsistofisolatedcommunities.

3.IftherearemorecarsinChina'

sruralareas,peoplecangettocitiesmoreeasily.Thegapbetweentownandcountrywillbecomesmaller.

4.Possessingacargivesoneamuchgreaterdegreeofmobility,enablinghimtomovearoundfreely.

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5.Theownerofacarisnotforcedtorelyonpublictransportandis,therefore,notcompelledtoworklocally.

6.Longdistancescanbecoveredrapidlyandpleasantly.

7.Busesareoftencrowdedandslow,especiallyduringrush-hour.Iftherearemorecars,peoplecangetaroundmoreeasily.

8.Withthepopularizationofcars,thesuburbswillbecomemoredeveloped,andthedowntownareawillbelesscrowded.

9.Carsandmotoristsarenottoblameforroadaccidents.Problemsliketoomanyroadsigns,faultytrafficlights,suddennarrowingofastreetandcongestedparkingaretherealcauseoftrafficaccidents.

10.Theremustbeuniversaladoptionofmulti-storeyandundergroundcarparkssothatcar-parkswon’tbecomeaproblem.

II.Arepetsgoodformankind?

Arguments　

1.PetsareofparticularimportancetochildreninthisPlasticAgewhenmostofusliveinlargecities.

2.Watchingtheeverydayactivitiesofapethelpsachildtounderstandnatureandcopewithproblems.

3.Learningtocareforapethelpsachildtogrowupintoalovingadultwhofeelsresponsibletowardsthosedependentonhim.

4.Thegreatvirtueofpetsisthattheycankeepuscompany.

5.Apetiskeptasacompanionthatmakesusfeelhappy.It'

ssuggested,thatpetsshouldbesenttoastronautsinaspacecrafttohelpreducethelonelinessofspaceflights.

6.Besidesprovidingmerecompanionship,petsinviteustoloveandbeloved.

7.Oftenacatoradogcancomfortusattimeswhenhumanwordsdon'

thelp.

8.Animalscancommunicatewitheachotherintheirparticularway.Theycommunicatewithhumanbeings,too,fortheyarequicktosenseangerandsorrow.

9.Peoplekeeppetsforemotionalratherthaneconomicreasons.

10.Apetdogbringsitsmaster（owner）asenseofconfidence,forhecanseeinthedogthatfaithfulnessdoesexistandhedoeshavesomethingtotrust.

1.Keepingpetsisjustawasteoftimeandresources.

2.Thegrowingnumberofpetshascausedserioushygieneproblemsthatcannotbesolved.

3.Theearthwillnolongerbeaworldofhumanbeingsandanimalsbutaworldofanimalsonlyifwedon'

ttakemeasurestostoptheincreaseofpets.

4.Petdogsandcatsofboth***esshouldbesterilizedbecausetheanimalsthemselvesareindangerofbecomingthefirstvictimsforthesimplereasonthattheirownersdon'

thaveenoughtimefortoomanyofthem.

5.Petsarehumanizedbythosewhokeeppets.Owingtotheirneedforahome,forfoodanddrink,petsaretamedandidealizedbytheirowners.

6.Peoplenowadaysaresocrazyaboutpetsthattheyevenneglectcaringfortheirownchildren.

7.Acampaignshouldbelaunchedagainsttheoverpopulationofpets.

8.Asamatteroffactthosewhokeeppetsdon'

talwaystreattheirpetswithkindness.Theysometimesabandontheirpetswhentheygoawayonholidayandareunabletotakethepetsalongwiththem.

9.It'

sreallyagainstnaturetocagebirds,chaindogsandkeepcatswithinthehouse.

10.Petsareanimals.Theyshouldbeseenintheirnaturalhabitatratherthaninthehomesofhumanbeings.

DoAdvertisementsPlayaPositiveorNegativeroleinourSociety?

1.Advertisementsprovidethemostdirectcomprehensiveanddetailedinformation.Wegettoknowabouthouseholdgoodsfromadvertisements.

2.Advertisingitselfisabusinessthathasprovidedagreatnumberofjobs.

3.Withadvertisements,peoplesavealotoftimeinshopping,lookingforjobs,etc.

4.Dailylifeneedsadvertisementsbecausethemainfunctionofadvertisingistodisseminateinformationoncommodities,services,culture,employment,studentenrolmentandevenmarriage.

5.Acheerful,wittyadvertisementmakessuchadifferencetoadrabwalloranewspaperfullofnewsofcalamities.

6.Withoutadvertisements,newspapers,commercialradiosandtelevisioncompaniescouldnotsurvive.

7.Youcanfindajob.rentanapartment,buyorsellahouse,etc.bywayofadvertising.

8.Advertisingisaprocessofartisticcreation.

9.Advertisingcreatesmassmarkets.Withoutadvertisements,manufacturersmayfinditdifficulttoselltheirproducts.

10.Advertisinghelpsstabilizeindustryandemployment,improvesquality,and,bycompetition,helpskeeppriceswithinbounds.

1.Advertisementsareimposeduponacaptiveaudience:

e.g.ontelevision.

2.AdvertisementsonTVareanuisance:

theyinterrupttelevisionprogrammesatashockingfrequency.

3.Consumershavetopaymoreforthegoodsowingtotheadvertisingexpenses:

highpricesaremaintainedbysuchartificialmeans.

4.Advertisementsaresimplymisleadingandcheating.Theyarefilledwithfloweryphrasesandemptypromises.

5.Fakeadvertisingcheatsconsumersand,insomeseriouscases,threatensgulliblepeople'

slives.

6.Advertisersareinconsideratetothepublic.Whattheycareaboutismakingmoney.

7.Advertisementsarenot-basedonthequalityofthegoods,butontheprinciplethatifonekeepstalkingaboutthesamethinglongenough,eventuallypeoplewillpayattentiontoit.

8.Advertisementsareaninsidiousformofbrainwashing,usingthesametechniques,likeslogans,catchphrases,etc.

9.Advertisingisoffensive:

itappealstobaserinstincts.

10.Advertisingcheapensthequalityoflife:

mostadsareinpoortaste.

IV.Doesfashioncontributeanythingtosociety?

1.Agoodappearancemayhelppeoplemakeabetterimpressioninsocialcontacts.

2.Whenpeoplearegettingold,theyshouldpaymoreattentiontotheirappearance.

3.Thewaypeoplearedressedhelpsthemtopreserveasenseoftheirownvalueandpersonality.

4.Fashionaddsspicetolifewithitsrichcolor,variety,andbeauty.

5.Menandwomenfollowfashionsinordertopleaseeachotherandthemselves.

6.Theworldwillbeadullplacetoliveinifpeoplealwayswearclothesofthesamestyleandcolor.

7.Massproductionmakeswell-designedclothescheap,availabletoeveryone.

8.Thefashionindustryisanenormousone.Itprovidesemploymentforpeopleliketextileworkers,designers,shopkeepers,etc.

9.Thefashionindustryhashelpedindustrialresearchinthesensethatalotofnewmaterials,likenylon,rayon,etc.havebeenmadetomeetthedemandoftheconsumers.

10.Beingwell-dressedisofpsychologicalimportancebecauseconfidenceinone'

sappearanceleadstoconfidenceinone'

ssuccessinlife.

1.Peoplesometimeslookoddwiththeso-calledfashionablehairstyles,make-up,anddresses.

2.TopdesignersinParisandLondonaredictatorial,fortheylaydownthelawandthewholeworldrushestoobey.

3.Fashiongoeslikethis:

oneyear,onething;

thenextyear,thereverse.

4.Peoplearesovainthattheyareafraidofbeingseeninold-fashionedclothes.

5.People,especiallythefashion-followers,areblackmailedbyfashion-designersandstores.

6.Changingfashionsisadeliberatecreationofwastebecauseonewillhavetodiscardalotofnewclothesinordertofollowfashions.

7.Fashiondesignersarenotinterestedinimportantthingslikewarmth,comfort,anddurabilityoftheclothes.Theyareonlyinterestedinoutwardappearanceandprofits.

8.Theoddertheclothes,themoreexpensivetheyare,andthemorefashionabletheybecome.It'

sagreatpitythatpeoplehavelosttheirappreciationofrealbeauty.

9.Inordertofollowfashions,peoplehavetoputupwithgreatdiscomfort,suchassufferingfromcoldinwinter.

10.One'

sconfidencedoesnotgrowfromthewayoneisdressed,butfromtheinnerqualitiesonepossesses.

V.Doesparentalpermissivenessaffectchildren'

sdevelopment?

1.Theexcessivepermissivenessofpresent-dayparentsisdoingmoreharmthangoodtochildrenandsocietyaswell.

2.Childrenshoulddevelopthehabitofworkingandlivingindependentlyand,meanwhile,practicethevirtueofbeingfilialtotheirparents.

3.Childrenwhohaveasurfeitofhappinessintheirchildhoodoftenemergelikestodgypuddingsandfailtomakeasuccessoflife.

4.Thefactthatyoun