【易伯华出品】2016年10月22日雅思考试大作文范文

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Task：In some countries, some criminal trials are shown on the television and

the general public can watch them.Do you think the advantages of this outweigh

the disadvantages?

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Sample answer：

A few criminal trials can be watched by the audience on the television in

some nations, which may bring negative effects according to certain people. For

example, the bloody pictures and immoral ways of behavior may leave the

audiences with uncomfortable and disgusting impressions. But as far as I am

concerned, the advantages of showing these criminal trials to the general public

are more because of the two reasons below.

Firstly, showing the criminal trials on TV can teach people about laws and

how to protect themselves from criminals. For example, younger generations,

especially kinds and teenagers, sometimes can not tell right from wrong since

they are so young. By watching these kind of criminal trials, they can get

involved in the laws through real cases and learn from misfortunes of others

rather than themselves, thus knowing the dos and don’ts, following the laws and

regulations of the society when they grow up in the future.

Secondly, showing the criminal trials can get the general public involved in

the trial process and speculate the trial directly, letting them know what

happened outside. For example, the audience from each places in the nation can

never see one trial at the same time without the help of TV, government can have

better communication with the general public from everywhere by showing the

criminals trials on TV, thus the general public can have a speculation and know

if it is fair or not.

To conclude, showing the criminals on TV will definitely bring more benefits

for us than the negative impacts, such as teaching people about laws and

regulations and get the public involved in the trial processes directly, which

will do good for the general public as well as the governments.

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