IELTS Simulation Writing Test 8 – Bài Mẫu Tham Khảo Chi Tiết Task 1 Task 2

 

Initially, the percentage of kitchen/organic waste climbed to 44% in 2002 from just 28% in 1985. Similarly, the figure for wood garbage was from 5% in 1985 to 6% 17 years later. However, the amount of garbage from plastic stayed static at 7% throughout the years.  

Meanwhile, there were insignificant decreases in the rates of domestic waste embodying textiles and glass. Particularly, the amounts of these in 1985 were 3% and 7% before reaching 2% and 4% in 2002 respectively. The most considerable decrease was the percentage of paper waste that accounted for up to 36% in 1985 but reaching just 16% in 2002. Eventually, the figure for garbage from dust and cinders made up 8% in 1985 before replaced with 17% of the quantity of miscellaneous waste in 2002. (190 words)  

Câu hỏi : Some people believe that using animals to test the safety of human medicines is cruel and unwarranted, whereas others feel it is a medical necessity. Discuss both views and state your own opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own experience.

Mở Bài

Some people opine that conducting medical experiments on species of animals with the purpose of safety for human medicines is immoral and unacceptable whilst others think that this practice is necessary. While admitting the reasons in favor of the first view, I subscribe to the latter view.    

Thân Bài 1

On the one hand, evidence suggests using animals in such medical experiments is likely to mistreat them on the physical and mental side. To carry out scientific researches, we might force them to take medications or undergo operations that could hurt them or even put the threat into their lives. Take lab animals like mice as an example, they must suffer the impacts of sorts of vaccinations used for humans in the future, but if experiments are failed, they may die out. Also, this activity could exacerbate an endless debate within the scientific community in respect of intelligent animals like dolphins or chimpanzees. Most of us consider them to be “non-human persons”; thereupon, they need a moral standing and fair treat as individuals.  

Thân Bài 2

On the other hand, some merits medical experiments on animals bring to us outweigh the drawbacks. First, this practice helps lower the incidence or even eradicate the risks of failures once medications are applied to humans. A series of medicines or vaccinations against malaria, smallpox, or rabies tested on animals play a vital role in human medicines. Second, such important experiments would make sense much more when we think about an epidemic or pandemic like the Coronavirus now. Even if it is a necessary evil, to save millions of lives throughout the world, medical experiments on any species of fauna need considering.  

Kết Bài

For the reasons mentioned above, it seems to me that utilizing animals to test the safety of human medicines outweigh some of the aforementioned disadvantages. (297 words)              

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