GỢI Ý ĐỀ IELTS WRITING TASK 2 NGÀY 20/8/2022

Từ khóa:

Từ đồng nghĩa, trái nghĩa:

Public museums = state-owned museums

Art galleries = art exhibitions

Be needed= important= crucial = vital = pivotal

Will not be needed = will be neglected = will be replaced = will be substituted

Historical objects = ancient objects = artefacts = relics

Works of art = artworks

By using a computer = via the use of computers

Gợi ý: dạng bài ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY, trong đó người viết lựa chọn cách triển khai là không đồng ý hoàn toàn với quan điểm trên: 

Đoạn 1: Sử dụng máy tính có những hạn chế nhận định nếu so với việc trực tiếp tham quan các bảo tàng và triển lãm

Ý 1: Historical information posted on the Internet may be unethical, unreliable and distorted without censorship, and even some pieces of information need to be kept confidential

• For example, visitors to Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum, one of the most famous museums in Vietnam, are requested not to take photos or record footages of its artworks. Therefore, pictures and related information of such artistic works showed on the Internet may be inaccurate.

Ý 2: The observation and gaining knowledge through the Internet may cause some difficulties due to its low intuitiveness

• As a matter of fact, children who are still developing cognitive capacities will probably find it hard to acquire knowledge based on only several images of historical objects on the Internet. 

Đoạn 2: Các bảo tàng và triển lãm có ý nghĩa quan trọng trên nhiều phương diện.

Ý 1: The existence of state-owned museums and art exhibitions is considered as the witness of a country’s glorious historic phase or respect to greatest musicians, poets and artists.

• For instance, Hoa Lo Prison, a historical site situated at the heart of the capital of Vietnam – Hanoi, is restored, maintained and converted into a museum with full of dedication and pride of Vietnamese citizens. 

Ý 2: Those historical and artistic sites can be regarded as ideal tourism spots.

• These places attract an influx of visitors thanks to creative activities including night tours, workshops and storytelling programs. Thus, they can financially contribute to their own countries’ revenue through collecting entrance ticket fee and others, thereby boosting their national development.

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