SAT Essay優(yōu)秀范文一篇.

對(duì)于在準(zhǔn)備SAT的同學(xué),我對(duì)ESSAY復(fù)習(xí)的建議是,至少在一個(gè)月前開(kāi)始,每天帶著看范文,不要指望幾天突擊,也不要指望自己的臨場(chǎng)發(fā)揮,積累是很重要的.同時(shí)千萬(wàn)不要低估作文的重要性.我自己的血的教訓(xùn)是第二次考試語(yǔ)法接近滿分,但就因?yàn)樽魑牡氖韬鲋苯訉?dǎo)致整個(gè)writing沒(méi)上750.所以,千萬(wàn)不要不重視作文!在復(fù)習(xí)ESSAY時(shí),多揣摩6分范文的寫(xiě)法,不能只看表面,就像很多同學(xué)只看到了模式似乎也是5段就下定論認(rèn)為和T作文差不多是不可取的.仔細(xì)觀察每句話是怎么寫(xiě)的,作用是什么,多看看rater的comment,再多練習(xí)自己寫(xiě)一些,用心去準(zhǔn)備,不驕不躁,假以時(shí)日,ESSAY一定會(huì)取得滿意的分?jǐn)?shù)

下面是SAT Essay參考范文

Think carully about the issue presented in the following excerpt and the assignment below:

Abraham Lincoln said, "Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." In other words, our personal level of satisfaction is entirely within our control. Otherwise, why would the same experience disappoint one person but delight another? Happiness is not an accident but a choice.

Assignment: Is happiness something over which people have no control, or can people choose to be happy? Plan and write an essay in which you develop your point of view on this issue. Support your position with reasoning and examples taken from your reading, studies, experience, or observations.

My Essay:

Happiness is an elixir to all diseases, so everyone wants happiness and most of them think that it comes from success. But even if we fail something, we can still choose to be happy.

Last year, our school held a basketball competition. Our class had entered into the semi-final and all the students in our class were very excited. Moreover, we had just beaten the team which was considered the best in our grade and my classmates were hopul that we might enter the final game. On the day of the semi-final, the players of our team went to the field in our cheers. But as soon as we saw the members of the other team, we knew it would be a hard match. One of the players in their team is as tall as 1.93 m, much taller than any of our players and we also learned that their team was the only one which hadn’t lost a single game.

The match started. To our disappointment, our team wasn’t playing well, and the best player in our team was followed by the tallest in theirs at every pace. Anxious and worried, we girls jumped onto the platform beside and shouted at the top of our voices. After sometime, it seemed that our cheers had gave my classmates some energy and they began to catch up, slowly but gradually, we were only two points behind. But just at that time, the first ten minutes were over and we came to a stop. The players were tired but hopul, and we kept cheering them. However, when the match started again, our opponents seemed to become stronger. They got more points and we were soon eleven points behind. Meanwhile, our throats were burning, but we kept shouting for our classmates. Though we caught up some points, at last we lost by only one point.

When we got back to the classroom, all of my classmates were disappointed and sad. One of the players even cried. But our teacher came in at that moment and said, “Cheer up everyone, we just lost by one point and we are already the top four. We still have a match and let’s get the third place!” Then one of my classmates suddenly went to the dais and wrote something encouraging on the blackboard and one by one, over ten of our classmates all wrote down the words they wanted to say. All of us were greatly encouraged and smiled. We felt a sense of happiness even though we didn’t win.

So if we choose to be happy, we’ll be happy. It’s all up to our choices.