hi,个位sat版的兄弟姐妹大家好呀（知道其实大家不好的说，没关系等偶有钱了ETS买下来——拆了）7 l; h. |2 z) P; u# o. e
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如题，new sat 最令人痛恨的地方就是这个新的eassy部分了。
) w6 O. Z8 J  s! Q+ U+ Z关键在于国内内接触到的样题很少，又不象T有官方题库。. a) u( D+ |1 ~
所以从今天开始本人不定期更新真题，题目来源：$ ^. x  q' v+ c
collegeboard的那本官方参考书
, \7 E4 R( ?9 _1 O( M/ vprinceton review的11 practice tests for the new sat7 s4 k% U3 y1 Y/ h+ B/ l7 m* i" M
kanplan的new sat
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希望对大家kill sat有所帮助。
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内容从2楼开始。) ?( E- G8 N2 T: `7 b! d3 D3 u

) m6 ^8 b& r4 a0 y& {% w4 r' O3 o$ m, i' G提一点个人要求，希望大家见谅：
3 m& S6 h8 B+ ]6 n因为是用手打的，偶自己IB的课程也紧，所以更新有点慢，希望大家不要催。% a1 V" `# x- W9 m  f
偶不上传附件直接贴出。（原因么你可以问中国电信，也可以问西班牙电信）
3 x. h! X0 j" }5 D" ~转载的话请贴出太傻的原贴连接，不要直接复制内容。* Y) {. J. K; S* R* h2 k7 ?) r
这只是sat系列第一个内容，过些日子再开始连载填空题。（阅读和word list看偶的体力了。。。）- z' `9 N" J2 n# E4 n
有问题请pm偶（作为职业潜水员一般不做版聊回复）& ^, T" m! Q+ x% |
谢谢合作。

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* S+ P  ?( t* ?. ]  Existentialist Jean Paul Sartre believed in personal freedom, holding that man is free to "write the script" for his own life: he can blame no one else if his life is a "poorperformance." On the other hand, William Blake and others in the Romantic movement felt that the expectations and restraints of society severely limit a person: they believed that schooling, organized religion, and other social institutions imprison a person's mind and spitit.$ R. J6 [! x6 \: C% l, g) K; @6 {0 B; u
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  Assignment: What is your opinion of the claim that there is no such thing as free choice; to some degree, we are always bound by the rules of society? In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

今天就到这里吧，偶要去睡个两天。。。。

这算不算  泄密  ETS有权 控告吗

xie le

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Author Betty Friedan wrote in The Feminine Mystique, "The only way for a woman, as for a man, to know herself as a person, is by a creative work of her own." Others feel that self-understanding comes from without: Harvard psychologist Ellen J. Langer states, "In the perspective of every person lies a lens through which we may better understand ourselves." Carl Jung, founder of analytical psychology, is more specific about the role of others in our self-awareness when he states that "Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves."/ T6 G6 X& g8 G6 |: p/ y$ i
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Assignment: In your opinion, what must we do in order to truly understand ourselves?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

没人顶，有点失望的说。。。

楼主也挺辛苦

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Many Americans hold that individuals should be free to decide what they read, watch, and listen to, unrestrained by censorship laws. In a decision on the First Amendment guarantee of the right to possess "obscene" books, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall said that "Our whole consitutional heritage rebels at the thought of giving government the power to control men's minds." Yet others believe that citizens, especially minors, should be protected by law from unsuitable subject matter. According to Susan Baker of the Parent's Music Resource Center, "It is simply the act of a responsible society that recognizes that some material made for adults is not appropiate for children."$ t: n, a* n- Y! c. ~* a2 b
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Assignment: What is your opinion of the claim that sometimes censorship is justified?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

楼主一定要坚持下去啊

我也顶
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弄水了怎么办

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Educator Williams Morris once said to parents of high school students, "The true test of a person's character lies in what he or she chooses to do when no ones is looking." Others believe that character is constantly being formed and refined by the series of choices a person make during his or her lifetime. Yet it is often very challenging to decide between to options which seem equally valuable.* s3 ~/ B  B% U* w6 H6 L$ C

9 D% v* e, ]* q. IAssignment:In your opinion, what two options are the most difficult to choose between?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

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+ U5 Y) l& @9 k0 aFolk wisdom says that honesty is always the best policy. American author Jessamyn West agrees: "I have done more harm by the falseness of trying to please than by the honesty of trying to hurt." Yet some people believe that the truth, if it is not cushioned by tact, can hurt. In fact, the Roman writer Ausonius wrote, "Veritas odium parit," or "Truth produces hatred."
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Assignment: What is your opinion of the claim that sometimes honesty is not the best policy?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

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While most people believe education is essential to life, debate has raged for centuries over what should be taught and why. Educational theorist Paulo Freire has stated that "Education either functions as an instrument...to...bring about conformity or it becomes the practice of freedom, the means by which men and women...to participate in the transformation of their world." John Adams, the second president of the United States, categorized education differently when he wrote, "There are two types of education...One should teach us how to make a living, and the other how to live." And humanitarian Helen Keller said, "The highest aim of education is tolerance."  f5 u/ f/ z" v: h/ K, i% P7 \

1 n7 j  T  A+ F+ `' B/ \! l, TAssignment: What, in your opinion, is the purpose of education?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

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People sometimes refuse to acknowledge or learn from the lessons of history. Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel writes, "You'll try to incite people to learn from the past and rebel, but they will refuse to believe you. They will not listen to you." But many believe that understanding the past is necessary to life in the present. Swiss Philosopher of History Jacob Burckhardt notes that historical knowledge is not "to make us more clever the next time, but wiser fo all time."
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Assignment: What is your opinion of the claim that without adequate knowledge of the past, wecannot truly understand the present?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

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Psychologist William James says that a person who is generally unwilling or unable to make conscious choices is an unhappy person: "There is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision"(Principles of Psychology). He agrees whit Voltaire, who wrote, "There is a certain inevitable futility in indecision."
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  N0 ^7 D" O  h, {0 FIn 1964, U.S. Senator James William Fulbright spoke on the need to view issues from many perspectives:"We must dare to think 'unthinkable' thoughts. We must learn to explore all the options and possibilities that confront us in a complex and rapidly changing world. We must learn to welcome and nor fear the voices of dissent." Even Mahatma Gandhi, renowned advocate for peace, once pronounced: "Honest disagreement is often a good sign of progress."* @3 J; r# r/ }5 j8 D" g$ R

" O: o9 D7 ~" U9 C2 O5 YAssignment: What is your opinion of the claim that disagreement leads to progress?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

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- [1 t$ D0 ]4 u+ {4 l/ LNearly twenty years ago, President Ronald Reagan said to scientists and Nobel laureates, "You on the cutting edge of technology have already made yesterday's impossibilities the commonplace realities of today." Inthe same year, author C.P. Snow expressed a more ambivalent view: "Technology...brings you great gifts with one hand, and it stabs you in the back with the other." (NY Times)
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Assignment: What is your opinion of the claim that the benefits of new technology always outweigh the costs?In an essay, support your position by discussing an example (or examples) from literature, the arts, science and technology, history, current events, or your own experience or observation.

做个记号@!