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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله و بركاته

محتاج مقال عن اي موضوع في الحياة

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طلبات المقال يكون فيه مقدمة و 4 Body paragraph كل واحد من 6 جُمل .

الست جُمل تكون :
1-topic sentence
2-supporting sentence
3-demonstrations
4-example
5-explaine the example
6-conclude the paragraph

وبعدين الخاتمة .

مشكورين مقدما

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[ميم*]

Are books more important than experience?
Nowadays, most people appreciate learning at school, where a number of books
are the source of knowledge. However, from my point of view, learning from
experience is much more important than learning from books since our real
lives concern more about knowledge from experience than knowledge from
books.
Firstly, knowledge obtained from books is more abstract. As we
enthusiastically study in classroom, we have learned several mathematic
equations, or a number of science theories. Of course, they all are necessary for
some professional occupations, such as scientist, engineer, and doctor, but not
for all careers.
In addition, knowledge from books is rather logical and exact. The result of a
matter is always follow-concerned theories. For example, a person who has
learned science can know how long that an apple falls to the ground takes.
Certainly, the answer can be obtained by using Newton's formula.
Nevertheless, I think that the most significant lessons cannot be taught; they
have to be experienced. No one can teach us how we can get along with others
well when we have to change to a new society. Books cannot teach us how to
adjust behavior to satisfy others, and think optimistically when we confront a
trouble.
In contrast to books, knowledge from experience is adjustable; it does not
depend on any theory or equation. A solution from experience is always
depending on the situation and other factors influencing the problem. This is
because living experience is so fine and complex that cannot be determined by
theories or equations.
In conclusion, although both books and experience can give us a variety of
knowledge, in my view, the knowledge from experience is more important. The
reason is that in everyday life we must face with a lot of situations, either
extremely hard or easy to cope with, that cannot be handle by just knowledge
from books.

[ميم*]

Has TV destroyed communication?
I strongly agree with the statement that television has destroyed the
communication between family and friends. This is a very interesting and
thought provoking statement, and I have specific reasons for agreeing with it,
which are explained in the following paragraphs.
In today's world television occupies a very important place in our lives, more
than it ever has. Before the television was invented people used to spend their
free time in many different ways. Keeping close contact with family and friends,
meeting new people, and playing sports outdoors are a few such things that
used to be on the top of their lists. Even for a long period of time after the
television was invented, people used to spend only limited and specific amount
of time watching television. But with the advent of satellite television and the
introduction of hundreds of channels, we are now spending a good amount of
time just to decide what to watch.
These days an average family's typical day starts with watching television and
ends with it. Add to that, different people in the family have different tastes that
results in more than one television in a household. I know many of my friends
who own at least three televisions that are on all the time airing a variety of
programs. Among all these, where is the time for people to communicate with
each other on a regular basis? I can give a very good example of this: I had an
appointment with a friend of mine last Sunday at my house. But he did not
show up. His reason was, "I was watching something interesting on TV and
forgot about our meeting."
There is nothing wrong in watching television. There are so many good
programs to watch, but there are equally bad programs that do nothing but
waste our time. The secret is to balance our priorities in life. As much as it is
important to watch television, friends and family are more important.
Communicating with them on a regular basis is a very healthy thing and it
should never be overlooked because of television.

[ميم*]

Should people do things that they do not like?
When it comes to the topic should people sometimes do things that they do not
enjoy doing, optimistic and pessimistic people have different attitudes toward
this topic. For me, a person who likes changes a little, I would prefer to do
some different things sometimes even if I do not like them. There are many
reasons why I should sometimes do things they do not enjoy doing.
The first reason is that I could get more experiences from the things I am doing,
no matter I enjoy it or not. There are pros and cons for every experience. What
I learned from doing something I dislike is to conquer the similar situation and
take the advantage of good changes I may encounter again in the future. In
addition, I will see such a disagreeable thing as diversity to my routine life.
Secondly, many things which I do not enjoying doing can actually do well to
me. For example, I do not like to sweat because it makes me uncomfortable
with those sticky clothes and bad smell. But for exercise, the activity will cause
me to sweat, surely keep me in good shape and benefit my health. Besides, I
feel happy whenever I see my figure become more slender. Moreover,
Overcoming displeased things gives me a sense of achievement.
All in all, it is not bad for me to do something I do not enjoy doing. Therefore, I
agree that people should sometimes do things that they do not enjoy doing.

[ميم*]

Has human harmed the Earth or made it a better place?
The Earth 'our home' is a planet with a wide range of inhabitants. This diversity
helps to maintain the balance of the life cycle on the Earth. We humans have a
key role to play in maintaining this ecological system. But today, even amidst
the huge cry from environmentalists, we seldom recognize the importance of
the environment. Some of the changes on the Earth like deforestation are a
result of industrial and automobile emissions and nuclear activities. They bear
testimony to our negligence towards the environment.
Right from our school education we have been taught about the key role played
by the forests in maintaining the ecological balance. Forests attribute to release
of oxygen and absorb the toxic carbon dioxide exhaled by the humans. Thus the
forests act as the natural recycling agents balancing the life on this planet.
Deforestation has been taking place for many reasons like manufacture of paper
from wood pulp and timber, and for inhabitation by humans. If this trend
continues there is no doubt that in the years to come the Earth will become a
dry planet.
If deforestation is plundering the gift of God, the pollution of environment by
automobile and nuclear emissions is a man made menace. Metropolitan cities
have been so congested that we are getting used to everyday traffic snarls.
Though there has been a worldwide awareness in controlling the automobile
emissions in terms of imposing the emission norms on the automobile
manufacturers, there is still much left to be done. One step could be to impose
the law, to get the vehicle owners check their vehicles for emission norms, once
in six months and obtain a valid test certificate.
No one can deny the fact that nuclear emissions are more vulnerable to damage
the environment than any thing else. But we are always at the threat of a nuke
war, despite the strong efforts of the international organizations like UN. It is a
pity that most of the governing nations of the Un are the major threats with
nuclear weapons.
Not but not least, the knowledge and the responsibility of safeguarding the
environment is seldom seen in the individuals. The fact that all of us have been
taught about the importance of environment in our education system makes no
difference. The governments should organize more effective campaigns to
educate everyone across all demographic levels. Only a socially responsible
citizen can make a difference towards the environment our descendents have to
live in.
Though I feel that with all above references, we humans damage the earth, I
feel that I have dealt superficially some of the solutions that help to make the
earth a better place to live. Let us hope that in the coming years future
generations become socially responsible in safeguarding the earth. After all, we
have just one planet (right now!) to live in.