SAT作文难题分享!面对
第一题：2013年10月
Prompt: Everything a public figure or celebrity says or does is likely to turn up on an Internet site or a television show. The great appeal of these sites and shows is that they help us learn as much as possible about public figures. The more we know about political candidates, for example, the more informed we are as voters.Much of the information, however, is irrelevant and actually prevents us from focusing on the issues that matter.
Assignment: Does having too much information about public figures distract us from the important issues?
第二题：2013年10月
Prompt: Privacy was once valued and protected. Diaries came with locks to keep the writer’s privately recorded thoughts from being read by others. Public telephones were enclosed in booths so that conversations would not be overheard. But now people feel free to post information about themselves on social networking web sites and carry on cell phone conversations in public places. We would be much better off if we valued privacy—our own and that of others—far more highly than we do.
Assignment: Do we place too little value on privacy?
第三题：2013年6月
Prompt: Thanks to the Internet, people have more access to more information than at any other time in history. People can instantly find information on almost any topic in the time it takes to type a couple of words and click a mouse. But we often know so little about the source of this information, including its reliability and the qualifications of the person who wrote it. If we do not know its source, information is not much good to us.
Assignment: Do people need to know the source of any information before they use it?
第四题：2011年10月
Prompt: The making of illusions–misleading images or ideas that appear to be authentic or true–has become the primary business of our society. Included in this category are not only the false promises made by advertisers and politicians but all of the activities which supposedly inform, comfort, and improve us, such as the work of our best writers and our most influential leaders. These promises and activities only encourage people to have unrealistic expectations and to ignore facts.
Adapted from Daniel J. Boorstin, The Image
Assignment: Are people overly influenced by unrealistic claims and misleading images?
第五题：2011年3月
Prompt: Photographs are very much a part of our daily lives. They show us faraway places, things tobuy, important people and happenings, and sometimes just the ordinary. These pictures seem like frozen moments of real life. Cameras do copy what is infront of the lens, and so, in that sense, photographs show us what is real.They are at the same time, however, creations of the artist's intentions and unconscious mind.
Adapted from Leslie Sills,In Real Life: Six Women Photographers
Assignment:Are photographs straightforward representations of real life, or are they artistic creations reflecting the photographer's point of view?
第六题：2010年10月
Prompt: I spent some part of every year at the farm until I was twelve or thirteen years old. The life that I led there was full of charm and so is the memory of it yet. I can call back the faint odors of wild flowers, the sheen of rain-washed foliage, the clatter of raindrops when the wind shook the trees,and the far-off hammering of woodpeckers. I can call back the prairie—and its loneliness and peace.
Adapted from Mark Twain, My Autobilography
Assignment: Is it important for people to spend time outdoors and to learn to appreciate the natural environment?
以上就是为大家整理的“SAT作文难题分享”，希望通过上述内容的整理，能够帮助大家更好的备考SAT考试，在接下来的考试中能够拿到更好的成绩，预祝同学们考试成功!
