2015考研臨考英語二作文終極預測

　　第一部分：作文預測
　　大作文圖片類型：1. 柱形圖; 2. 曲線圖、統(tǒng)計表格、餅形圖
　　預測話題包括：1. 網(wǎng)絡類(網(wǎng)購、微博、微信等新現(xiàn)象);2. 環(huán)境類(交通狀況、動物/資源保護等)
　　應用文考察類型：書信
　　預測書信種類：建議信、道歉信、請求信、詢問信、邀請信、申請信

　　第二部分：部分預測作文范文(英語教研室張瑩老師提醒同學們，劃線部分為建議背誦句型，括號內(nèi)容為可以替換內(nèi)容)

　　大作文預測話題一：網(wǎng)絡類(網(wǎng)購、微博、微信等新現(xiàn)象)
　　
　　What is explicitlydemonstrated in the above chart is the sales changes of online shopping indomestic market over the period from 2011 to 2015. The turnover of e-commerce saw a substantial gain from approximately 800 billion in 2011 to 2500 billion in 2014. Surprisingly, it is predicted that the figure willcontinue to soar dramatically to roughly 3400 billion in2015.
　　We can easily recognize itsadvantages as follows: e-commerce, which isextremely convenient, can save us a great amount of precious time and we canbuy products everywhere you want as long as we can surf online. However, forall the advantages mentioned above, online trading is by no means without itslimitations as listed below: we may be cheated by some online retailers,which might be a potential threat to our bank accounts.
　　Accordingly, it isimperative for us to take drastic measures. For one thing, we should appeal tothe authorities to make strict legislations to severely punish those who deliberately spoil theinterests of online customers. For another, we should enhance the awarenessof residents that rational purchasing is conducive to our incomemanagement. Only in this way can we maximize the merits and minimize thedemerits of online purchasing.
　　

　　大作文預測話題二：環(huán)境類（交通狀況、動物/資源保護等）
　　
　　Here is a table, telling us an interesting phenomenon. Thereis no doubt that the table displays accidents in one Chinese city. Asis clearly depicted, drivers turning left without due care cause the mostaccidents in this city and the percentage of drivers driving under theinfluence of alcohol enjoys the biggest rise in 2005. Obviously, thedifference manifested by the table should be given more concern.
　　  What might trigger this affair? For onepart, the general public have failed to realize the importance of abiding bythe traffic regulations and laws (and a big deal of the attentionhave been distracted by the so-called “great affair”.) Once some driverseasily disregard the traffic signals, so do other drivers who intend to obeythe laws. Moreover, the current state of affairsdepicted in the drawing,may have been encouraged, though not justified, by the lack of severe legalpenalty.
　　   It is advisable for us to take steps toreverse this current evil trend. On one hand, we should cultivate the awarenessof people .On the other hand, it is high time that more severe and sound lawsand regulations should be introduced to harness and curb this matter. Only inthis way, can we crack the hard nut and embrace a bright future.
　　
　　
　　As is seen from the two graphs, it is clear that with the rapidgrowth of U.S. population from 1800 to 1990, the number of itswildlife species no longer existing soared during the same period. Naturally,we can draw the conclusion that the sharp decline of wildlife speciesresulted from the population growth.
　　 At leastthree fundamental factors could contribute to this phenomenon. To begin with, as the population grows, people consume much more naturalresources, which often leads to excessive hunting. To continue, withthe increase of human activities, modern people take up more andmore space, which has an undesirable impact on other species. Finally, the problem of pollution becomes more and more serious with the developmentof modern industry. More and more animals have to adapt themselves to thedecaying environment or move to a totally different place, but not all of themare fortunate enough to survive the changes.
　　Solving this problemcalls for, above all, the government’s efforts to control population growth, to decrease industrial pollution and to enhance the laws to forbidwildlife hunting. Moreover, common citizens should be aware of thisecological crisis and take on the responsibility of wildlife protection. In a word, only when the government and the common people make joint effortscan we hope to find a satisfactory solution to protect wildlife.