大学英语四六级写作全新模拟题参考范文

老师建议：这么多范文不可能都背下来。推荐重点背诵（一）1、2、7；（二）1和（三）1，正好考前每天一篇。其他范文可以重点看看内容和思路，也可以作为背诵范文的仿写对象。背诵范文也可以重点背诵划线部分和其他部分的关键词。但要保证，但凡背的东西，一个字母都不准差！

以下模拟题四六级通用，四级按120到180词写就行。如果你们还想再押的话，那我只能说六级重点看谚语警句型 / 引语评论型；四级重点看图画图表型。

（一）谚语警句型/引语评论型

1. Misfortunes Bring Out One’s Best Qualities

（该题属于典型的“谚语警句型”）

（解释含义）

An inspiring saying goes that “misfortunes bring out one’s best qualities”.Si mple as the saying is, its meaning is profound and thought-

provoking. Evidently, it ismeant to tell us that unfavorable conditions can sti mulate one’s will to fight and give full play tohis talents, and that we should not be indulged in depression after we have met setbacks.

（举例说明之外国历史事例）

Actually, history abounds with examples to prove this saying.Here I can think of no better illustration of the proverb than the experience of ThomasCarlyl e, a famous English historian. His manuscript of “The History of French Revo lution” wasaccidently burnt by the careless housekeeper of his close friend ju st after he finished writing it.Instead of blaming his friend, the historian comf orted him by saying that the destroyed one wasnot his best version. Then he rewrote the book and indeed made it a much better one.

或

（举例说明之中国历史事例）

Actually, history abounds with examples to prove this saying.Here I can think of no better illustration of the proverb than the experience of Confucius, th eearliest and greatest educator in Chinese history. He completed his famous work Spring andAutumn only after he met a series of setbacks and experien ced bitterness of life. Anothercase in point might be Hua Yanjun, or Abing, t he well-

known folk musician in recent China. As ablind man, he lived at the lowest le vel of the society before liberation. But it might just be hissufferings that had brought out his best qualities as a musician and enabled him to create them ost reputable melody, his masterpiece The Moon in Two Springs.

或

（举例说明之个人经历）

Actually, history abounds with examples to prove this saying. Taking alook ar ound, we can also find examples too many to enumerate. Here I can think of no better illustration of the proverb than the experience of my own. Thoug h performing well enough inthe college entrance exam, I was only provided wi th the opportunity to enroll in a second-

classuniversity. However, I did not lose my heart. Instead, I found the remot eness and quietness ofthe campus a favorable condition for my study. In te rms of English, I have passed CET-

4 witha high score. Now I believe I can do the same with my CET-6.

（我的做法）

Bringing what has been discussed into a conclusion, we may say that a curs