Đề thi Writing Task 2 ngày 6/6/2015
Đề thi Writing Task 2 ngày 6/6/2015
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A. ĐỀ:
Some people prefer to provide help or support directly to the local community. Others prefer to give money to national or international charitable organizations.
Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
B. PHONG CÁCH VIẾT ĐƠN GIẢN
Donating money to the poor is a humanitarian activity that has drawn the public 's attention in recent years. While many donors provide money and other support directly to the needy, others choose national aid organizations. In this essays, I will discuss both sides of this issue before my own opinion is stated.
On the one hand, there are two major reasons as to why many people give financial support or other non-monetary contributions to charities. Firstly, these organizations may make donor's names known more widely because they often invite reporters and journalists to write about their campaigns. Accordingly, donors' names would be mentioned in TV channels or online newspapers, which is beneficial for their personal development. Secondly, members of charities are often trained to make a donation. As a result, they would be better at holding community events than a single person who might lack the experience to be a skilled fund-raiser.
On the other hand, others decide to donate directly because not every charity group is believable. Many national charitable organizations made use of donators' kindness to pocket their money and even noncash items such as books, clothes, furniture, etc. Their donations, therefore, might not reach victims of outbreaks or natural disasters. Thus, to ensure that the needy receive money fully, many individuals choose to make a direct donation, instead of giving funds to aid groups
In conclusion, in my opinion, national charitable organizations are still well worth a bridge for the whole society to help disadvantaged people due to the above reasons.
(Total words: 260)
C. PHONG CÁCH VIẾT PHỨC TẠP
Shocking news about CHARITY FRAUD CASES, in recent years, have ATTRACTED THE IRE OF THE PUBLIC because their money donation to natural disasters did not reach victims. This is allegedly one of the reasons why some choose to give their financial support directly to the needy, not to any aid organization. From my perspective, even though the fact that some charity groups make use of THE GENEROSITY OF BENEFACTORS is undeniable, these organizations are still trustworthy for us to donate money or clothes.
It sounds childlike , but indeed many individuals donate money to charities just in order to be mentioned in mass media. With regard to this, humanitarian organizations would make donors' names known more widely because they often work IN COLLABORATION WITH news agencies to popularize their campaigns via several media channels. Accordingly, lists of sponsors would be mentioned respectfully in TV news or online newspapers, which is beneficial for their personal reputation. Besides, members of international aid groups are often trained skills of CHARITABLE GIVING. As a result, they may be better at holding community events than a single person who might lack the experience to be a SKILLED FUND-RAISER.
However, it is not by accident that many people choose to make a direct donation. As stated above, the main reason is that not every humanitarian association is transparent and credible. In the name of legitimate charities, some fake organizations played on benefactors' sympathy to POCKET THEIR MONEY or even noncash items such as books, clothes, furniture, etc. Their donations, therefore, might not reach victims of outbreaks or natural calamities. Thus, many individuals lend a helping hand to disadvantaged people to avoid FALLING VICTIMS TO CHARITY SCAMS.
In conclusion, in my opinion, international aid organizations are still well worth a bridge for the whole society to help the needy overcome adversity.
(Total words: 302)
