Ⅵ Writing Why I See/Choose Sth over Sth Else 1.科研 2.经商 3.行医 4.从教 I)If my choice were restricted between(doing) sth and(doing) sth. else, the former/ latter would hold more attraction for me Comparison I 3)By Comparison Il 4)For another 5)In contrastto that Comparison Ill 6)And the most striking difference between both lies in 7)..(进一步阐述) Conclusion 8)From the comparisonsand contrastsabove, anyonecan concludethat my pre-ference for sth. Is More reasonab Reference model Why I Choose Doing Science over Doing Business 1)If my choice were restricted between doing science and going into business, the former would hold more attraction for me. 2)For one thing, a businessman has to waste his precious time beating one bargain after another with his counterparts. 3)By contrast, a scientist can always spend his valuable time attacking one profoundproblem after another in science. 4) For another, a businessman, once involved in a dirty or illegal deal, tends to place himself on the road to crime. 5 In contrast to that, a scientist, once involved in a potential or landmark research, is more likely to put himself on the way to success. 6) And the most striking difference between both lies in their contributions to society. 7)What a businessman has achieved may be of much profit to his firm or his circles while what a scientist has fulfilled will be of great benefit to his field or the whole human society. 8)From the comparisons and contrasts above, therefore, anyone can conclude that my preference for doing science is more reasonable and more acceptable Section b Ways of Increasing Creativity I. Reading skills Active readers are making predictions before serious reading and they make corrections of their understanding of the reading passage from time to time while reading the material. There are many helpful steps to take in order to read for information before you actually begin reading You can look ahead to the content of a passage in a number of waysⅥ. Writing Why I See/Choose Sth. over Sth. Else 1. 科研 2. 经商 3. 行医 4. 从教 1)If my choice were restricted between (doing) sth. and (doing) sth. else, the former / latter would hold more attraction for me. Comparison I 2) For one thing, … 3) By contrast, … Comparison II 4) For another, … 5) In contrastto that, … Comparison III 6) And the most striking difference between both lies in … 7) …(进一步阐述)Conclusion 8) From the comparisonsand contrastsabove, anyonecan concludethat my pre-ference for sth. Is More reasonable. Reference model: Why I Choose Doing Science over Doing Business 1) If my choice were restricted between doing science and going into business, the former would hold more attraction for me. 2) For one thing, a businessman has to waste his precious time beating one bargain after another with his counterparts. 3) By contrast, a scientist can always spend his valuable time attacking one profoundproblem after another in science. 4) For another, a businessman, once involved in a dirty or illegal deal, tends to place himself on the road to crime. 5) In contrast to that, a scientist, once involved in a potential or landmark research, is more likely to put himself on the way to success. 6) And the most striking difference between both lies in their contributions to society. 7) What a businessman has achieved may be of much profit to his firm or his circles while what a scientist has fulfilled will be of great benefit to his field or the whole human society. 8) From the comparisons and contrasts above, therefore, anyone can conclude that my preference for doing science is more reasonable and more acceptable. Section B Ways of Increasing Creativity I. Reading Skills Scanning and Predicting Active readers are making predictions before serious reading and they make corrections of their understanding of the reading passage from time to time while reading the material. There are many helpful steps to take in order to read for information before you actually begin reading. You can look ahead to the content of a passage in a number of ways