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GIẢI ĐỀ IELTS WRITING NGÀY 291022 BY NGOCBACH
GIẢI ĐỀ IELTS WRITING NGÀY 291022 BY NGOCBACH
2022
BY NGOCBACH
Note: Giống hệt đề số 1 trong bộ tài liệu IELTS Writing trong khoá Package các bạn nhé :D
Report:
The diagrams illustrate the plans of a nature museum in the years 2010 and 2015.
Overall, the museum was larger in 2015, incorporating a new wing with shops and
a cafe.
The lobby and entrance remain unchanged in the two diagrams, except that there is
one extra door in the lobby in 2015. This door gives access to the new exhibition
room on the right. The ticket table is in the same place in both plans. To the left
of the lobby, the exhibition space for dinosaurs is also unchanged in the plans.
In 2010, there was a hall for mammal exhibits above the dinosaur hall. In 2015,
this hall was larger and was used for Ice Age exhibits, with a small section to
display insects. To the right of this hall, the Ocean Hall was enlarged in the 2015
layout. Finally, the new wing in 2015 to the right of the lobby housed the mammal
exhibits, including a section on humans, as well as shops and a cafe.
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Note for students: in each main paragraph, the topic sentence is followed by the
sentences which develop from plan to paragraph. The number in the plan is shown
in the paragraph. This is how your plan can develop into your paragraph.
ANSWER:
The idea that, besides making money, enterprises also need to have public
responsibilities remains a source of controversy. In my opinion, while generating
profit is the top priority for each company, I agree thatthey should also conduct
their business in a socially responsible manner.
On the one hand, the efforts of companies to maximise their profits may have some
benefits for society as a whole. [1] Firstly, the higher the profits earned by
enterprises, the more taxes they pay to the government. As a result, authorities may
have more revenue to spend in key fields, including education and health care,
which leads to an improvement in the quality of life of the whole community. [2]
Secondly, by earning huge profits companies have the opportunity to grow their
On the other hand, there are strong reasons why businesses should also accept that
they have social responsibilities. [1] The first reason is that their activities have an
effect on the environment. Without controls, production processes may result in
serious environmental degradation, such as global warming stemming from factory
emissions or the irresponsible disposal of industrial waste. For example, if factories
installed waste treatment systems instead of discharging chemical wastes into
rivers, water pollution could be controlled. [2] Another reason is that enterprises
should help those who are less fortunate, since they have the money to do so. For
example, big corporations such as Unilever and Vinamilk have enhanced their
public image through philanthropic actions such as providing scholarships and
giving charitable donations.
In conclusion, although I recognise that making profits is the fundamental principle
of business, I would argue that all businesses should profoundly reflect upon their
social responsibilities.