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　　In the past, knowledge was stored in books, but now it is stored in the Internet. Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

　　这两周的雅思写作有点邪门了，连续两次考几乎同样的话题，这种情况还是不常出现的。

　　上周要求大家论述：有了网络，是不是不再需要老师了?这周的题目稍微转换一下角度，问：把各种知识存储在网络上，这是好还是坏?

　　我们稍微比较一下，就能看出这两个题目的相似之处：有了网络，我们是不是就不需要老师/书籍?也就是，通过网络学习与通过老师/书籍学习，各自的利弊是什么?

　　当然，本周考题几乎更是2014年3月13日的原题翻版，大约3年前的那道题目是这样的：Printed books are not necessary in digital era because books can be stored electronically, while others believe that printed books will continue to play an important part in our lives. Give your own opinion based on your experience. 即，现在书籍都可以电子化了，那么印刷的书籍还有存在的必要吗?

　　其实，这样的题目是比较简单的，因为它非常贴近我们的日常话题。把知识存储在网络上自有其优势，包括：存放量大，携带、读取都方便，而且更利于知识的传播，但印刷的书籍也有优势，比如不依赖电子设备载体，印刷书的错误更少，更精致，还有读印刷书总给我们一种与作者更直接交流的温暖感觉，等等。

　　另外，昨天唐老师收到一个短信问disadvantages outweigh advantages这类题目，是不是一定要求考生明确自己的立场：要么优势大于劣势，要么劣势大于优势?对此，唐老师的回答是，原则上来说这是应该的，但考生也可通过两种不同的途径来明确立场：可以详细论述一方优势，对方优势一笔带过，然后阐明自己立场;也可以讨论双边优势，然后阐明自己立场。写作无定法，没有非要写什么，不写什么的限制，主要看是否切题，文字是否准确，逻辑是否通顺，还有，最重要的一点就是：哪种方式你写起来最顺手，而且凑够250字!

　　7分范文

　　Today we all believe that knowledge is just at the tip of our fingers because all knowledge seems to be have been stored electronically and is easily accessible on the Internet. There have been mixed responses to this development, and personally I think more and more people will rely on the Internet for knowledge though the printed books will never completely disappear.

　　Storing knowledge in the Internet has obvious advantages. Owing to its virtually unlimited capacity, the Internet can store all knowledge in the world. This makes it quite unnecessary for us to spend that much money constructing the brick-and-mortar libraries. Then as long as we have Internet connection, we can find whatever we desire to know no matter where we are. So, rather than carrying heavy books on American culture with me, I can sit at a coffee table and with a few simple keyboard clicks, I can have immediate access to any book in the world on that topic. What is more, if I would like to share some important knowledge with my friend, again a few simple clicks would do, but were the knowledge stored in the book form, then I would probably have to find time to go to the post-office and send the book to him/her, which is far more time-consuming and less efficient.

　　Keeping knowledge in the Internet, however, will make us excessively dependent on electronic devices. Simply put, in case of power-off or computer break-down, we will be thrown into a terribly helpless situation. But this is not a problem for people who learn things from books. Additionally, many people simply prefer reading real books for knowledge to online sources, because they believe books are more reliable and they find themselves emotionally and intellectually more attached to knowledge in books.

　　My conclusion, then, is that knowledge will increasingly find its way to the Internet and it will make knowledge storage more economical and convenient, yet books will never vanish because there are always people who would like to embrace knowledge in printed form.

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