Write a job application letter to the Human Resources Manager.
Introduce yourself and your athletic history.
Explain your interest and suitability for the job.
Learning English through Debating
A social media influencer is a person who is paid by a company to promote goods and services through their social media networks.
Surveys show that a majority of millennials trust the advice of social media influencer over traditional media advertisements.
Write an argumentative essay.
Discuss whether social media influencers are more trustworthy than traditional media advertisements.
Give reasons to support your point of view.
Learning English through Popular Culture
You took part in a social media challenge called ‘The 21-day Gratitude Challenge’. For three weeks, you kept a journal about the things you were thankful for on a daily basis.
After completing the challenge, participants are invited to share their experience on the 21-day Gratitude Challenge website.
Write a blog post.
Explain why you accepted this challenge and what you hoped to achieve.
Reflect on the 21 days and whether taking on this challenge has changed you in any way.
Learning English through Short Stories
You are joining a short story contest organised by a book shop.
Write a scary story about a security guard on duty one night.
Use the pictures to help you write your story. You can use the pictures in any order.
The hours passed by uneventfully, and boredom started to creep in. Fred couldn't help but stifle a yawn while Dave fought against the drowsiness threatening to overpower him. Just as the monotony reached its peak, an alarm pierced through the silence, jolting them both from their slumber-like state. Fred, wide-eyed and alert, sprang into action. "Dave! Wake up! We've got an alarm!" he shouted, nudging his sleep-addled colleague. Dave blinked groggily, rubbing his eyes. "What? Alarm? What's going on?" Fred sighed impatiently. "We have to check it out, Dave. Stay awake!" Grabbing their walkie-talkies, they prepared to venture out into the unknown. Fred glanced at Dave's tired face and added, "You stay here, Dave. Keep an eye on the screens. I'll go investigate." With a nod, Dave replied, "Alright, be careful out there, Fred." As Fred stepped into the dimly lit corridor, he clutched his walkie-talkie tightly. The flickering lights overhead created eerie shadows, causing him to shiver involuntarily. He took a deep breath to calm his nerves, but just then, the walkie-talkie emitted an ear-piercing scream. Startled, Fred almost dropped the device. "What in the world? Who's there? Can you hear me?" he exclaimed, holding the walkie-talkie close to his ear. Amidst the piercing screams, a frightened voice managed to break through the chaos. "Help... please... something... can't..." a girl desperately cried. Fred's heart raced as he strained to decipher the terrified pleas. "Hold on! I'm coming! Just stay on the line!" He shouted, his voice filled with urgency. As he followed his hunch and walked toward the end of the corridor, Fred's mind raced with concern for the girl on the other end of the walkie-talkie. "Almost there." he muttered to himself. Finally, he reached a metallic exit door, his hand trembling as he pushed it open. The screaming stopped all of a sudden. And to his surprise, he discovered a walkie-talkie lying on the floor, abandoned and silent. His brows furrowed in confusion as he scanned the empty room. "Anyone?" Fred called out, his voice echoing through the eerie silence. But there was no response, only the chilling emptiness of the room. An unsettling feeling settled over Fred as he pondered the disappearance of the screaming girl. "Where did she go? How did she vanish into thin air?" he wondered. Fred were baffled with more questions than answers. With a heavy heart, he picked up the walkie-talkie on floor and retraced his steps back to the security room. To this day, the story of the girl's disappearance remains a haunting mystery within the government headquarters. And whenever Fred walks those dark corridors, he can't help but feel a chill down his spine, a constant reminder that some secrets are meant to remain shrouded in darkness. |
懸疑的結局更加增添了故事的神秘感,這樣處理有助考生於短時間發揮,因為考生不用大費周章嘗試「合理化」一切情節。 |
Learning English through Poems and Songs
You read this poem in class and your teacher has asked you to write an essay on the theme of friendship.
New Friends and Old Friends
Make new friends, but keep the old.
One is silver, the other is gold.
Friendships that have stood the test –
Time and change – are surely best.
Cherish friendship in your breast –
New is good but old is best.
Joseph Parry (1841 – 1903)
Use these questions to help you write your essay:
What is the difference between old and new friendships?
Do you agree that older friendships are better than new ones?
Learning English through Drama
You want to be a screenwriter and have an idea of a TV drama series about three generations of a family.
Write a letter to the production manager at TV-Station X.
Introduce the characters, plot and setting of your TV drama.
Explain why you think this idea would be popular with viewers.
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2023 DSE English Paper 2 題目、5** 答案【狀元 5** 範文】
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
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Sample paper | Inter-school debating contest | Report for school newsletter • Describe the topic for debate • How the team performed • Which team won the competition • What the prize was | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | “Nuclear power is the best source of energy for the future” | Debate speech | Data unavailable |
2012 | Recruiting school debating club members | Speech in the school assembly • Explain the activities the debating club organizes • Benefits of being in the club • Importance in life of being a good debater | 8.5% (24.56) |
2013 | People making unreasonable complaints | Letter to the editor • Describe the situation which some people complained about • Outline the point of view of the complainants • Indicate why they are unreasonable | 6.3% (22.66) |
2014 | Limited access to school lockers | Formal letter to the school Principal • Persuade her to change the policy on lockers as the chairperson of the SU | 34% (18) |
2015 | Land use of undeveloped harbor front area | Letter to the editor • State the opinion either for or against leaving the area open for public use • Give three reasons | 7.1% (24.69) |
2016 | Parents installing apps on children’s mobile phones that monitor their activities | Letter to the editor • State whether you agree with the parents' actions • Give three reasons | 20.6% (22.6) |
2017 | “Watching TV makes us smarter” | Debate speech • Give three reasons | 12.0% (21.46) |
2018 | “The policy of reporting students’ class position should be abolished” | Debate speech • Argue either for or against the motion | 9% (26.1) |
2019 | “Do social media platforms encourage or stifle public debate?” | Argumentative essay • Choose one side of the argument and state your position • Give reasons and evidence | 9.4% (23.3) |
2020 | Warning labels on foods that are high in sugar, saturated fat and salt | Argumentative essay • Argue either for or against the effectiveness of food warning labels in changing people’s eating habits | 20% (24.9) |
2021 | Social media influencers | Argumentative essay • Discuss whether social media influencers are more trustworthy than traditional media advertisements | 12% (23.3) |
2022 | Four-day school week | Letter to the President of the PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) • State your opinion either for or against a four-day school week • Give reasons to support your view | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | Disastrous school play performance | Review • Describe what the play was about • Explain what went wrong on the night | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | Drama rehearsal | Diary entry • Describe what happened at the rehearsal • Whether it was a success • What you need to improve before the next rehearsal | Data unavailable |
2012 | Incorporating drama into English lessons | Forum post • Explain the (lack of) educational benefits of the use of drama • Share experience of learning through drama | 7.8% (19.14) |
2013 | Betraying best friend | Diary entry • Describe an instance of betrayal • Make reference to the plot of Julius Caesar | 2.7% (15.31) |
2014 | Poor behaviour during a drama performance | Formal email to Drama Club members • Describe the complaint received • Explain what behaviour is prohibited/encouraged and reasons | 3.9% (12.92) |
2015 | Elderly realizing their dreams | Story • Describe the elderly realizing their dreams | 6.5% (17.78) |
2016 | Studying at HKAPA | Personal email • Convince parents to support the decision to study at HKAPA instead of another institution | 7.3% (19.5) |
2017 | Romantic love and happy marriage | Essay • Define romantic love and happy marriage • Explain why romantic love is (not) necessary for a happy marriage | 1.6% (19.09) |
2018 | Showing video-recordings of live drama performances | Magazine feature article • Explain why the video-recordings are (not) a good way to attract more people to watch stage plays | 2% (18.4) |
2019 | New Cinderella | Film review • Brief description of the plot • How the characters are portrayed • Why the director wanted to make this film | 4.3% (20.5) |
2020 | Chinese Opera | Blog post • Describe your experience watching Chinese Opera in the new Xiqu Centre in West Kowloon Cultural District • Describe the impact it had on you | 6% (17.4) |
2021 | A new TV drama series about three generations of a family | Formal letter to the production manager • Introduce the characters, plot and setting • Explain why the idea would be popular with viewers | 1.5% (16.9) |
2022 | The hero and the villain | Journal entry • Reflect on which role you preferred playing • Explain the reasons | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | A poem advertising a restaurant | Personal letter • Comment on the things you like best about his poem • What could be improved to make the advertisement more effective | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | Foul language in songs and freedom of speech | Letter to the editor • Explain why songs which contain foul language do not have a negative influence on society • Explain how songs are just a means of expressions under freedom of speech | Data unavailable |
2012 | First performance at a music festival | Blog post • Describe the performance • How you felt • The atmosphere • The things you could have done better | 8.8% (16.3) |
2013 | Time | Speech • Explain how time can slip away if you don’t make good use of it • Explain how to make good use of time • Need to refer to the song | 4.7% (20.76) |
2014 | Hong Kong Schools Poetry Festival | School magazine feature article • How you prepared for the competition • What you learned from this experience | 3.3% (16.04) |
2015 | Language arts festival | Formal letter to the Central Library • Suggest two interesting activities • Explain how these activities would increase students’ interest in learning English | 2.5% (15.68) |
2016 | Fear | Essay • Explain how importance it is for us to acknowledge the challenges we face and find ways to cope with them • Need to use relevant personal examples • Need to refer to the quote | 2.4% (21.7) |
2017 | Opportunities | Blog post • Write about one opportunity that you missed • One opportunity that you took • Need to refer to the song | 3.1% (21.23) |
2018 | Summer poetry workshop | Letter of application • Explain why you are interested in participating in the workshop • Why you should be selected to take part in this workshop | 1% (10.7) |
2019 | Criticism | Speech • Discuss what a critic does • How to give criticism • Ways to respond to criticism • Need to refer to the quote | 3.7% (23.6) |
2020 | Best New Artist | Feature article in a magazine • Report on Zoe’s sudden rise to fame • Report on where the ideas behind her songs came from | 5% (24.1) |
2021 | New friends and old friends | Essay • What is the difference between old and new friendships? • Are older friendships better than new ones? | 4.5% (17.3) |
2022 | Bio for a musical group | Artist biography •Background information about the group •Style of music •Plans for the future | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | Planning a special birthday event for one of your parents on a reality show | Personal letter • Describe the event was organized • How your parent felt about it being shown on TV | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | Proposing a reality TV show for school TV network | Proposal • Theme and content of the show • Why this would be popular with students • How to make it appealing to viewers | Data unavailable |
2012 | Cosmetic surgery and obsession with physical beauty | Letter to the editor | 7.3% (26.28) |
2013 | Popularity of Asian stars in Western countries | Article for school newspaper • Reasons for the rise | 16.0% (20.78) |
2014 | Stand-up comedy show | Article for school magazine • Describe the show • Discuss the challenges performers might face • How students can benefit from watching it | 4.4% (18.92) |
2015 | Fewer people going to cinemas than before | Report • Reasons • Suggestions | 5.9% (22.46) |
2016 | Proposing a Youth Festival to showcase youth trends in Hong Kong | Proposal • Suggest 1 or 2 trends • Ways to present | 3.1% (13.2) |
2017 | Protecting intangible cultural heritage (traditional egg tarts or mahjong) | Letter to the editor • Reasons why we should protect • Ways to protect | 20.1% (19.42) |
2018 | Trend of athleisure | Article for local newspaper • Reasons for the rise | 9% (23.6) |
2019 | Getting information about the latest trends in pop culture | Article for Young Post • Sources of information about the latest trends | 27.5% (21.1) |
2020 | Hong Kong’s housing estates becoming Instagram spots | Essay • What attracts Instagrammers to Hong Kong’s housing estates • How residents feel about this | 22% (22.3) |
2021 | The 21-day Gratitude Challenge | Blog post • Why you accepted this challenge • What you hoped to achieve • Reflect on the 21 days and whether taking on this challenge has changed you | 11% (24.6) |
2022 | YouTube channel from a teenage perspective | Article for Teen Magazine •Why you started this channel •What you have learned in the process | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | Changes in Hong Kong | Personal letter • Describe the changes in Hong Kong • How you feel about them | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | What makes a good short story | School magazine article • Explain why you found the talk interesting • What you learnt | Data unavailable |
2012 | Poor brother driving an expensive sports car | Short story • Explain how you found out the truth | 10.9% (17.9) |
2013 | Vandals hit museum | Short story • Explain why the masterpieces were damaged | 3.2% (19.62) |
2014 | Roommate’s sudden departure | Short story • Describe the events that led to your roommate’s sudden departure • Explain why your roommate suddenly left the hall | 6.8% (17.01) |
2015 | Meet the author | Formal email to a teacher • Explain why you have selected the author • Suggest activities the author can either lead or help with | 2.8% (15.01) |
2016 | Revenge is sweet | Short story • Explain why the protagonist took revenge | 4.0% (17.1) |
2017 | Wildlife | Short story • Describe the events leading to a lion climbing up a kitchen stove | 5.3% (18.34) |
2018 | Open bird cage | Short story • Describe the events leading to the open bird cage • Describe the events that take place afterwards | 11% (18.7) |
2019 | The New Tortoise and the Hare | Short story • Describe the race • Include the ending that the two characters team up to race against other contestants and win • Include a message for the story | 11.6% (16.7) |
2020 | Disappearing staff in a research station | Short story • Write the first chapter only of a story based on the scenario | 4% (23.6) |
2021 | Scary story about a security guard on duty at night | Short story • Write a scary story based on four pictures provided: two people in the security room, a security guard falling asleep, alarm ringing, security guard patrolling (in any order) | 9% (19) |
2022 | Story about survival in nature | Short story •Write a story about a hiker who got caught in a storm while hiking in the mountains | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | Abusing pets | Formal letter to SPCA • Show concern • Give details of any incidents of abuse • Suggest some measure to ensure the welfare of the pets and say why they are urgent | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | The joys of being a teenager in Hong Kong | Speech for a conference | Data unavailable |
2012 | Mental health | Magazine feature article • Describe the friend’s depression • How he/she overcame it • Give advice on how to help fight depression | 31.4% (24.84) |
2013 | Private school bus service operators not following proper safety procedures | Formal letter to the Bus Operators Association • Express concerns • Give three recommendations for how private school bus services can be improved | 17.7% (20.92) |
2014 | Filming movies in the city centre | Letter to the editor • Give opinion • Give three reasons | 19.8% (20.74) |
2015 | Sending children to other countries to complete schooling | School magazine article • Examine two reasons for the phenomenon • Discuss the impact of this on local schools and on children who leave to study overseas | 42.9% (22.05) |
2016 | “Hong Kong’s Disappearing Street Life” | Essay • Focus on one aspect of local street life or culture that is fast disappearing • Suggest why it is worth preserving | 5.2% (18.7) |
2017 | Hong Kong NEETs | Report • Explain why the number of NEETs in HK is rising • Suggest what can be done to help these youths • Give reasons to support suggestions | 39.9% (22.2) |
2018 | Parental intervention in choosing career | Letter of advice for a teen magazine | 52.3% (22) |
2019 | Hiring international talents | Essay • Explain some benefits and challenges international talent brings to HK • Ways to ensure that people from local community are not neglected | 28% (24.2) |
2020 | Small independent stationery shops in Hong Kong closing | News report • Explain the trend • Discuss whether independent stationery shops can survive | 22% (23.4) |
2021 | Low sales of electric dars | Letter to the editor • Discuss why sales of electric vehicles are so low • Suggest what can be done to attract more people to drive these vehicles | 44% (24.0) |
2022 | Young people's lack of interest in traditional art forms | Letter to the editor | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | Taking up motorbike racing as a hobby | Informal letter • Explain why you are worried about the hobby • Persuade him to take up a different sport • Give reasons for the recommendation | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | removing PE lessons from the curriculum | Formal letter to the Secretary of Education • Express your views | Data unavailable |
2012 | Doing virtual sports versus real sports | Online post in a health e-magazine • Write your views | 14.1% (19.3) |
2013 | Producing a program about a local HK sporting event | Formal email to a teacher • Suggest a sporting event • Explain what would be included in the program • Outline how to make the program interesting to schoolmates | 17.4% (12.23) |
2014 | Requesting donation of old equipment from a fitness centre | Formal letter to a fitness centre • Describe how the donation could benefit the school and the fitness centre | 14% (17.33) |
2015 | Disappointing PE lessons | Formal letter to the Principal • Explain why the classmates are unhappy about existing PE lessons • Suggest some activities that could be introduced in the future PE lessons • Explain why students would prefer them | 26.8% (17.36) |
2016 | Using sports facilities after school hours | Letter to the editor • State the opinion • Give three reasons | 34.1% (19.5) |
2017 | Dancers are athletes | School magazine article • as a member of the dancing team • Write about physical strength and skills • Self-discipline and training | 7.4% (16.9) |
2018 | Hong Kong Marathon | Blog entry (on HK Marathon website) • Encourage other young people to take part in the next marathon | 23% (20.8) |
2019 | Unexpected incidence during the final game of the season | News report • Describe the incident and what happened afterwards • Include thoughts and opinions from different people involved | 9.5% (18.4) |
2020 | Proposing Dragon Boat Racing in future Olympics | Formal letter to the International Olympic Committee • Explain how it appeals to young people • Explain how it promotes gender equality • Explain how it attracts media coverage | 8% (20.7) |
2021 | Professional athlete looking for a career change | Job application letter • Introduce yourself and your athletic history • Explain your interest and suitability for the job | 8% (19.4) |
2022 | Being second in the inter-school championship | Speech | TBA |
Year | Topic | Genre & Requirements | Popularity (Mean/42) |
---|---|---|---|
Sample paper | Work experience program | School magazine article • Describe the experience during the “Working Week” • The feeling about the chosen job | Data unavailable |
Practice paper | Job interview | Personal email • Offer advice on how to prepare for the interview • What to do during the interview | Data unavailable |
2012 | A campaign about recruiting criminals or drug addicts | Formal letter • Outline the new project • Explain the benefits • Persuade the businesses to join the scheme | 11.1% (20.5) |
2013 | Many people leaving the office late | Company newsletter article • Describe the situation • Discuss the negative effects • Give two suggestions to improve the situation | 31.0% (22.10) |
2014 | Summer job experiences as a costumed character performer | Newspaper article • Describe the typical working day • The good things and bad things about the job | 34% (18) |
2015 | Handling complaints about the company | Email to the manager • Summarize details of a recent complaint • Suggest three possible actions | 5.0% (17.96) |
2016 | Graduates finding a job in other cities in Asia | Essay • Discuss your views on this suggestion • Give three reasons | 22.6% (21.7) |
2017 | Graduates being less hard-working and less willing to face challenges | Letter to the editor • Disagree with the issue • Give three reasons and / or examples | 10.0% (20.18) |
2018 | Complaints about work-related emails and text messages received out of office | Letter to staff • Address the complaints | 2% (20.1) |
2019 | Designing campaign poster for a candidate running in the district council election | Email to the council election committee • Explain the ideas behind the designs and how they would make a good campaign theme • Share the idea for a new design | 5.3% (21.97) |
2020 | Applying for a work transfer | Email to manager • Highlight your work experience • Highlight why you would like to transfer • Highlight how your transfer will benefit the organisation | 13% (19.6) |
2021 | Advocating for the cancellation of the no-exchange/no-refund policy | Email to sales manager • Explain why the policy should be changed • Suggest what changes could be made • Discuss ways to prevent customers from taking advantage of the new policy | 10% (21.7) |
2022 | Opening a café vs. accepting a promotion at current company | Letter of advice for a job magazine | TBA |
Genre | Specific text type | Frequency | Year & Question number |
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Exposition | feature article | 18 | SPQ8, PPQ3, 12Q1, 12Q9, 13Q6, 13Q7, 14Q1, 14Q6, 14Q7, 14Q8, 15Q4, 16Q3, 17Q8, 18Q6, 18Q7, 19Q5, 20Q7, 22Q2 |
Exposition | formal letter | 14 | SPQ9, PPQ6, 12Q8, 13Q4, 14Q2, 14Q5, 15Q2, 15Q8, 17Q1, 18Q3, 20Q4, 20Q5, 21Q9, 22Q9 |
Exposition | letter to the editor | 12 | PPQ4, 12Q6, 13Q5, 14Q4, 15Q1, 15Q5, 16Q2, 16Q4, 17Q5, 17Q9, 21Q2, 22Q5 |
Exposition | speech | 7 | PPQ9, 12Q5, 13Q8, 16Q1, 19Q7, 21Q1, 22Q4 |
Exposition | formal email | 6 | 13Q2, 14Q3, 15Q6, 15Q9, 19Q8, 21Q3 |
Exposition | essay | 6 | 16Q5, 16Q8, 17Q4, 19Q2, 20Q2, 21Q8 |
Exposition | letter of advice | 4 | SPQ2, PPQ8, 18Q4, 22Q3 |
Exposition | debate speech | 3 | PPQ7, 17Q6, 18Q5 |
Exposition | personal letter | 3 | SPQ4, SPQ6, SPQ7 |
Exposition | review | 3 | SPQ3, 19Q6, 20Q1 |
Exposition | argumentative essay | 3 | 19Q3, 20Q6, 21Q5 |
Exposition | proposal | 2 | PPQ5, 16Q7 |
Exposition | report | 2 | 15Q7, 17Q7 |
Exposition | forum post | 2 | 12Q2, 12Q3 |
Exposition | letter of application | 2 | 18Q8, 21Q4 |
Exposition | information poster | 1 | PPQ1 |
Exposition | personal email | 1 | 16Q9 |
Exposition | parents’ letter | 1 | 18Q1 |
Exposition | news report | 1 | 20Q3 |
Exposition | Artist biography | 1 | 22Q6 |
Narrative | short story | 11 | 12Q7, 13Q9, 14Q9, 15Q3, 16Q6, 17Q3, 18Q9, 19Q9, 20Q8, 21Q7, 22Q8 |
Narrative | travel guide | 1 | 22Q1 |
Recount | blog post | 5 | 12Q4, 17Q2, 18Q2, 20Q9, 21Q6 |
Recount | news report | 3 | SPQ1, SPQ5, 19Q4 |
Recount | diary/journal entry | 3 | PPQ2, 13Q3, 22Q7 |
Recount | photo descriptions | 1 | 13Q1 |
Recount | yearbook entry | 1 | 19Q1 |
Property | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | Average |
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Debating | 24.56 | 22.66 | 20.02 | 24.69 | 22.6 | 21.46 | 26.1 | 23.3 | 24.9 | 23.3 | 23.4 |
Social Issues | 24.84 | 20.92 | 20.74 | 22.05 | 18.7 | 22.2 | 22 | 24.2 | 23.4 | 24 | 22.3 |
Popular Culture | 26.28 | 20.78 | 18.92 | 22.46 | 13.2 | 19.42 | 23.6 | 21.1 | 22.3 | 24.6 | 21.3 |
Workplace Communication | 20.5 | 22.1 | 18 | 17.96 | 21.7 | 20.18 | 20.1 | 21.97 | 19.6 | 21.7 | 20.4 |
Poems & Songs | 16.3 | 20.76 | 16.04 | 15.68 | 21.7 | 21.23 | 10.7 | 23.6 | 24.1 | 17.3 | 18.7 |
Short Stories | 17.9 | 19.62 | 17.01 | 15.01 | 17.1 | 18.34 | 18.7 | 16.7 | 23.6 | 19 | 18.3 |
Sports Communication | 19.3 | 12.23 | 17.33 | 17.36 | 19.5 | 16.9 | 20.8 | 18.4 | 20.7 | 19.4 | 18.2 |
Drama | 19.14 | 15.31 | 12.92 | 17.78 | 19.5 | 19.09 | 18.4 | 20.5 | 17.4 | 16.9 | 17.7 |
2021 dse english writing question 5 (sample).
5. Learning English through Debating
A social media influencer is a person who is paid by a company to promote goods and services through their social media networks. Surveys show that a majority of millennials trust the advice of social media influencer over a traditional media advertisements. Write an argumentative essay.
Social Media Influencer More Preferable
Thanks to the technological advancement, social media has become indispensable in our modern life. It helps connect people around the world and influences what information they share and receive and thus their thoughts and behaviours. Due to the powerful influence of social media, some industry experts choose to promote and sell specific goods and services through their social media networks. Because of their professional knowledge and insights, their opinions greatly affect their followers’ purchase decision and behaviour. Therefore, some of them have become social media influencers. According to a recent survey, a majority of millennials trust the advice of social media influencers over traditional media advertisements. In my opinion, this phenomenon is justifiable. The following arguments will explain the reasons why social media influencers are more trustworthy than traditional media advertisements.
In the first place, social media influencers are more trustworthy than traditional media advertisements because they demonstrate professional knowledge over the goods and services they choose to promote to their target customers. Most of them have achieved professional insights and accumulated solid experience in their own industry. They are willing to share and communicate with their audience their expertise and professional opinion in respect of certain goods and services. As a result, they have gained trust and confidence from their followers. For example, Gloria Tsang, an experienced nutritionist and dietician, has gained widespread credibility from her numerous Facebook and Instagram followers by sharing her professional opinion on how to keep fit through healthy eating and how to choose healthy food through reading nutrition labels. Gloria’s choice of and recommendation on certain brands of food is highly respected and adopted by her audience. On the contrary, traditional media advertisements, usually in the form of celebrity endorsement, are less persuasive because they only rely on the positive image and popularity of the celebrities to attract customers’ attention and to raise the awareness of and the status of the goods and services promoted. The celebrities are not necessarily experts in the products and services promoted. Therefore, social media influencers are more trustworthy.
Second, social media influencers have a more authentic relationship with their target customers than traditional media advertisements. In order to maintain trust and credibility among their followers, social media influencers tend to promote good and services which they have used and preferred by themselves. Social media influencers will not risk losing their hard-won long-term credibility by selling poorly-performing products and services in favour of short-term interests. However, traditional media advertisements in general lack sincerity and authenticity because it is uncertain whether the celebrities actually use or prefer the products and services they endorse.
Lastly, social media influencers are more transparent than traditional media advertisements. The former has a two-way communication with their audience while the latter is only a one-way communication. As social media users can leave their comments and reviews on the products and services recommended by the social media influencers, in order to avoid any misunderstandings and doubts about their credibility, social media influencers usually actively engage and interact with their target audience. The two-way communication deepens the trust between the social media influencers and their followers which traditional media advertisements can never achieve.
In short, compared to traditional media advertisements, social media influencers are more trustworthy in terms of their professionalism, integrity, sincerity and transparency.
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【dse英文作文格式 】這個寫作系列將會包含以下文體:.
1. ESSAY – 有分 one-sided / two-sided argumentative essays 兩種,同學要小心審題,用正確的格式寫一篇 essay。 2. LEAFLET – 一般是 informal的文章體裁,需要用很多具有說服力的語言。 3. LETTER OF ADVICE – 英文建議信一般是寫給朋友或者一些認識的人,一般是 informal 的,要獲取高分,必須要提供實用建議! 4. LETTER OF COMPLAINT – 英文投訴信一般是 formal 的文章體裁,需要清楚列明投訴的事情,和希望他們改善的建議,語氣必須要嚴厲一些又要保持適當的禮貌。
5. LETTER TO THE EDITOR – 同學們要注意 Letter to the Editor 是絕對不是 Editorial! Letter to the Editor 是普羅大眾寫給報章,希望透過報章的影響力,抒發自己對社會事情的一些意見,是 formal 的文章。 6. PROPOSAL – 英文建議書,這個文章體裁也有兩種寫法: 一種是要以書信形式提交這個建議書,另一種是好像 report 一樣,需要有正式的 Heading, 把具體的建議,正式提交給一個比你高級的人。 7. REPLY TO A LETTER OF COMPLAINT – 這種文章體裁一般是paper 3 Integrated 用的,一般在 data file 會出現一封投訴信,然後有人,例如你的老闆,叫你去回覆這個投訴信之類,這種回覆投訴信需要很高技巧,因為一般要道歉,然後又要澄清自己有沒有錯的情況,很多同學很難掌握這個文章體裁的 tone。 8. REPORT – 這個是極之formal的文章,但是要注意的是寫英文報告,必須要以一個中立的立場去表達和報道事情,所以不能用強烈意見的語言去表達,當然除了最後的 suggestion 一段。 9. SPEECH – 英文演講稿其實不難寫,因為有很多寫作手法可以幫到大家,看看我的10個貼士,再看看我的英文演講稿 model essays, 希望對你們有用吧!
10. ARTICLE – 這一種文體比較 tricky, 其實 article 即是 feature article, 一般是刊登在報章雜誌之類的,同學要多看現實生活的 articles 或者我提供的模範文章,希望掌握到應該用 tone and style。 11. BOOK REVIEW – 這種寫作問題一般不會在考試用, 但是 SBA 應該有機會寫這種,所以加插在這個網站內。 12. EDITORIAL – 之前有提及過了,絕對不要和 letter to the editor 混淆,Editorial 是報章的最高層,最有力的 editor 寫的一篇文章,是代表報館立場的,是極之 formal 的文章體裁。 13. PROFILE – 這種文章一般不會在公開試中出現,因為實在有太多可以背的因素,但是有時候也會在 Paper 3 Integrated 出現!除此之外,就是一般學校會教,你們為了應付學校考試要學這種文章體裁! 14. STORY – 寫英文故事看似簡單,其實要高分非常困難,一般考試寫故事的同學基本上有非常深厚的英文功力! 但是用這種文章體裁奪取 Level 4 對很多同學來說壓力沒有其他的大,可以即管試一試! 15. DEBATE SPEECH – 英文辯論稿,如果認真溫習英文的同學,這一種文章體裁就是需要花點時間記住格式的一種,因為辯論稿總有一定的格式和詞語要運用到,考試前沒有準備的話,最好不要寫這一個文章體裁。 16. TWO-SIDED ESSAY – 其實最簡單分辨 one-side 還是 two-sided essay, 關鍵在於 two-sided essay 問題中一般有這個字 ‘Discuss’。 17. BLOG – 這一種文章體裁,像寫英文故事一樣,看似容易,但是要獲取高分,認真要多一點功力!
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1. ESSAY - 有分 one-sided / two-sided argumentative essays 兩種,同學要小心審題,用正確的格式寫一篇 essay。. 2. LEAFLET - 一般是 informal的文章體裁,需要用很多具有說服力的語言。. 3. LETTER OF ADVICE - 英文建議信一般是寫給朋友或者一些認識的人,一般是 informal 的,要 ...