SAT Essay写作练习话题汇总（6）

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摘要：小站SAT频道为大家整理了SAT写作练习话题汇总（6），供考生们参考，以下是详细内容。

分享给大家SAT写作练习话题汇总（6），大家可以根据文中的话题，自行进行练习。祝大家在SAT考试中取得好成绩!

Passage 2

• There are nearly 1 million high school football players and about 550,000 basketball players. Of that number, about 250 make it to the NFL and about 50 make an NBA

team.

• Less than 3% of college seniors will play one year in professional basketball.

• The odds of a high-school football player making it to the pros at all—let alone having a career—are about 6,000 to 1; the odds for a high school basketball player

—10,000 to 1.

Adapted from a letter to students written by Cedric W. Dempsey,

President of the National Collegiate Athletic Association

Assignment:

In many high schools, students who fail a certain number of academic courses are ineligible to participate in varsity athletics and other time-consuming extracurricular activities. Do you believe it is proper to link participation in school sports and activities to classroom performance? Plan and write an essay that explains your point of view. Support your opinion with evidence and examples drawn from your studies, reading, observation, or experience.

4.Think carefully about the following passage and the assignment below.

Describing his vision for the world’s future, President Franklin D. Roosevelt told Congress in 1941 that “ . . .we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms. The first is freedom of speech and expression. . . . The second is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way. . . . The third is freedom from want. . . . The fourth is freedom from fear.”

Assignment:

All four freedoms are crucial in a free society. Yet, Roosevelt may be faulted for not adding a fifth, a sixth, or even more freedoms to the list. Given the opportunity to add another freedom, what would you choose? Feel free to invent a new freedom or simply pick one that already exists in the Bill of Rights or elsewhere. Support your position with reasoning and examples taken from your observations, experience,studies, or reading.