托福寫作高分滿分范文點(diǎn)評和思路解析：從玩游戲中學(xué)到什么？

　　Does playing games teach us about life?

　　Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Playing games teaches us about life. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

　　寫作思路展開結(jié)構(gòu)分析

　　玩游戲的好壞處討論算是比較熱門的話題之一，但這道題目轉(zhuǎn)了個彎，問能不能教會我們生活中的事情。大家如果支持的話可以說玩游戲的過程也能學(xué)到很多道理，比如團(tuán)隊(duì)合作的重要性，或是持之以恒的毅力等等。不支持可以說游戲就只是放松娛樂的方式，并沒有太多深刻的含義。當(dāng)然也可以用it depends的思路來說，比如玩什么游戲，怎么玩才能學(xué)到東西等等，不同情況要分開來看等等。

　　本話題高分范文賞析

　　Across the world many cultures have their own favored games. While most of these cultures created the games themselves, many of these games have similar attributes. One reason for this is that people everywhere find games entertaining. More importantly, however, games teach us about life, socialization, and about how to work as a team, and how to win and lose gracefully.

　　One of the most important developments one can make in his personality is the ability to socialize well with others. Having a charismatic personality will take a person far in any field. Almost all games have socialization aspect deeply ingrained in them. Football and basketball both encourage a person to treat others with respect. This is known as having good sportsmanship. Of course respecting others is a social skill that we all must learn if we are to succeed in life.

　　Many popular sports involve a group of people, ranging from two people to twenty people working together as a team. In these situations it is always of utmost importance to be a team player. Of course in the business world being a "team player" has become a buzzword in most offices. Being a team player means that one should work well with others in the face of adversity. Team sports are full of challenges and obstacles that a team must overcome together.

　　Finally most sports teach a person the value of winning and loosing gracefully. In sports etiquette it would be incredibly uncouth to start crying or throw a tantrum if one were to lose a game. Likewise if one wins a game and gloats excessively in the face of their adversary, it is equally looked down upon. The same goes in "real life." One must learn the subtleties of defeat and victory and learn to minimize their outward emotions.

　　In conclusion, I posit that games have much to teach us about life. To sum up they teach us how to work well with others. On a lighter note they also teach us how to have fun, which is an important life lesson in and of itself.