مرکز زبان دکتر برزآبادی
12.3K subscribers
1.8K photos
372 videos
445 files
2.39K links
www.ibtil.org
02191300614
Download Telegram
#نمونه #رایتینگ خشایار عزیز که در آزمون 6 ژانویه 2018 در مهارت #رایتینگ نمره 30 کسب نمودند:
🔷Part-time job for young people
5 January
By and large, young people are novice at working, so it is pivotal for them to learn how to deal with their problems by working. As a matter of fact, they should grasp an opportunity to find a part-time job in order to benefit from it. Various points of view which are germane to the matter being discussed brings us to the moot question as to whether part-time job can be beneficial for young people or not. Some people have a disposition toward the notion that they should merely focus on their studying, yet the popular sentiment to which I vehemently cling is that they should accomplish this task, for its implications on their life are far broader than what we commonly consider. The underlying aim of this essay is to put forward some cogent reasons to shed light on a number of issues in this framework.
@ibtil
The first focal point that prompts me to hold this idea is that part-time job can pave the way for acquiring new insights and experiences for them. In essence, it can open door to a lot of opportunities to get prospects to his work. In other words, it can open up a whole gamut of new experiences for young people. It is axiomatic that they can broaden their horizons in order to find a pragmatic approaches and viable solution to surmount their problems. Admittedly, these jobs can intensify their chance to land a profitable vocation in near future. As a case in point, there is a body of economic research that I read recently. The researchers conducted an interview with successful businessmen, the data denoted that a host of them had an experience in their youth. On balance, this finding can at least partly explain why experience is intrinsic for becoming prosperous in a given job.
@ibtil
Another equally salient point in corroborating my stance in this subject is that it this way they can earn some money although it may not be adequate. It should be stressed that earning money can make them more independent from their parents’ supervision. Besides, they will learn how to save their money. One of the startling facts which flabbergasted me is that some people erroneously think that young people are not mature enough to work. Up to a point, their notion does not hold water, seeing as it is based on misconception, and they are oblivious to the fact that it can help them being dependent. To spell out the importance of dependence, it should be borne in mind that every success stems from being independence. To take a personal experience as an example, last year, I attended in a colloquium. Within the scope of discussions, a university lecturer bore down the importance of independence and saving money for young students by showing some relevant statistics which revealed that most of students preferred to work as a part-time job due to the aforementioned reason.@aalaeeTOEFLiBT

It can be de deduced from a combination of breadth of coverage and depth of detail that part-time job can be worthwhile for young people. For the sake of brevity, a couple of points are worth reiterating: firstly, they can gain experience from it; secondly, they can make money and be independent from the monetary provision by their parents. However, it was a story in a nutshell; actually, there are more reasonable grounds that can lend weight to my point of view. All in all, it is recommended that societies should convict a congenial situation in order to offer young people to work, because they can efficiently use their spare time, and I am sanguine about this thought which can be laudable.
@ibtil
Time: 30 min
Word count: 609
https://www.ibtil.org/shownews?id=408 جهت مشاهده و ثبت نام دوره کلیک نمایید
GRE Question of the Day (Dey 30, 1396)


New York City is full of people like Mr. O'Neal―life-long bibliophiles with a ________ accumulation, holed up in compact spaces in the intimate company of thousands upon thousands upon thousands of books.
(A) distaste for
(B) tolerance toward
(C) prohibition against
(D) proclivity for
(E) phobia of




@ibtil


Answer: D

@GRE_Borzabadi
https://www.ibtil.org/shownews?id=404 جهت مشاهده و ثبت نام دوره کلیک نمایید
https://www.ibtil.org/shownews?id=403 جهت مشاهده و ثبت نام دوره کلیک نمایید
GRE Question of the Day (Bahman 1, 1396)

A clever bit of artistry, instead of lengthening the distance between us (i) _____ and the exalted artist, (i) _____ it.

Blank (i)
(A) connoisseurs
(B) laymen
(C) knaves

Blank (ii)
(D) attenuates
(E) aggravates
(F) advertises


@ibtil


Answer: B/D


@GRE_Borzabadi
GRE Question of the Day (Bahaman 2, 1396)


The company’s efforts to improve safety were apparently (i) ____, at least according to the company’s own data, which showed that the (ii) ____ incidents with the potential to cause a serious accident declined significantly. Nevertheless, independent analysts argue that those statistics are (iii) ____. These analysts maintain that the company has consistently underestimated both the probability and the likely effects of accidents in the sensitive and poorly understood environment in which the company is operating.

Blank (i)
A. innovative
B. successful
C. frustrated

Blank (ii)
D. frequency of
E. impediments to
F. attention to

Blank (iii)
G. deceptive
H. testable
I. consistent



@ibtil




Answer: B/D/G

@GRE_Borzabadi
GRE Question of the Day (Bahman 3, 1396)

Select TWO answer choices.
Jefferson regarded sumptuous living as among the most ______ evils to threaten the young republic, more pernicious even than loyalty to the deposed empire.
A. reactionary
B. venerable
C. epicurean
D. grievous
E. baneful
F. fastidious





@ibtil



Answer: D/E

@GRE_Borzabadi
https://www.ibtil.org/shownews?id=409 جهت مشاهده و ثبت نام دوره کلیک نمایید
https://www.ibtil.org/shownews?id=411 جهت مشاهده و ثبت نام دوره کلیک نمایید
GRE Question of the Day (Bahman 4, 1396)


The reality of governance is rarely _______; institutions do not operate according to mechanical laws, they evolve organically.
(A) static
(B) noble
(C) protean
(D) documented
(E) inconsistent




@ibtil


Answer: A

@GRE_Borzabadi
GRE Question of the Day (Bahamn 5, 1396)


Although it was not the university’s policy to (i) _____ the authority of its faculty, the president felt that the professor’s comments regarding affirmative action could not remain (ii) _____.

Blank (i)
A. defend
B. ruminate
C. undermine

Blank (ii)
D. unavailed
E. unchallenged
F. averred





@ibtil



Answer: C/E

@GRE_Borzabadi
GRE Question of the Day (Bahman 6, 1396)


Philosophy, unlike most other subjects, does not try to extend our knowledge by discovering new information about the world. Instead it tries to deepen our understanding through (i) _____ what is already closest to us — the experiences, thoughts, concepts, and activities that make up our lives but that ordinarily escape our notice precisely because they are so familiar. Philosophy begins by finding (ii) _____ the things that are (iii) _____.

Blank (i)
A) attainment of
B) rumination on
C) detachment from

Blank (ii)
D) thoroughly commonplace
E) utterly mysterious
F) essentially irrelevant

Blank (iii)
G) most prosaic
H) refreshingly novel
I) somewhat hackneyed



@ibtil
Answer: B/E/G


@GRE_Borzabadi
Forwarded from ibtil_GRE
250 Original Vocabulary Tests.pdf
7.7 MB
Forwarded from ibtil_GRE
Answer Key Of 250 Original Vocabulary Test Itmes .pdf
602.6 KB
Forwarded from ibtil_GRE
ETS Quantitative Reasoning Questions.pdf
10 MB
Forwarded from ibtil_GRE
GRE Argument Pool.doc
202 KB
Forwarded from ibtil_GRE
GRE Issue Pool.doc
94.5 KB
Forwarded from ibtil_GRE
GRE-RC-36 2012-01版.pdf
1.3 MB