Trong bài giải mẫu lần này, cô Phương Duyên của The IELTS Workshop sẽ hướng dẫn bạn trả lời topic “Describe a rule that you dont like” trong IELTS Speaking Part 2. Cùng tham khảo sample, từ vựng và một vài cách diễn đạt ghi điểm trong phần thi IELTS Speaking nhé.
Part 2: Describe a rule that you don’t like
Describe a rule that you don’t like
You should say:
What it is?
Why don’t you like it?
How do others feel about the rule?
And explain whether you’ve followed the rule?
Dưới đây là bài mẫu cho topic “Describe a rule that you don’t like“.
1. Bài mẫu (Sample)
2. Từ vựng (Vocabulary)
- Quite a hassle: Khá rắc rối
- Stand out like a sore thumb: Nổi bật, lạc lõng vì khác với mọi người xung quanh
- In favor of: Ủng hộ
- Fosters the sense of unity: Thúc đẩy cảm giác đoàn kết
- Ensures equality: Đảm bảo sự bình đẳng
- Social division: Phân chia xã hội
- Minimize social and economic differences: Giảm thiểu sự khác biệt xã hội và kinh tế
- Go against the grain: Đi ngược lại với xu hướng
- Public norms: Các quy tắc xã hội
- Finding a balance: Tìm kiếm sự cân bằng
- Too much freedom can lead to chaos: Quá nhiều tự do có thể dẫn đến hỗn loạn
- Suppress personal identity: Kìm hãm bản sắc cá nhân
Part 3:
Bên cạnh Part 2, bạn hãy tham khảo thêm Part 3 cho chủ đề này nhé
What are the rules students should follow at school?
Are the rules at school good or bad?
Do people often violate the rules in Viet Nam?
What rules should children follow at home?
1. What are the rules students should follow at school?
From my point of view, students have to comply with a range of rules when they are at school. First of all, classroom etiquette plays a crucial role. For example, students are told to go to school on time, raise hands before speaking, not do personal work during class and respect their teachers and friends. Another rule students must obey is related to school work. As I see it, learners are encouraged to actively take part in class discussions, turn in their assignments on time and avoid academic dishonesty, such as cheating in exams. All of these pave the way for things to run smoothly, ensure the educational standards and the positive academic outcomes.
- Classroom etiquette: Quy tắc ứng xử trong lớp học
- Running smoothly: Hoạt động trôi chảy
- Fair chance: Cơ hội công bằng
- Educational standards: Tiêu chuẩn giáo dục
2. Are the rules at school good or bad?
As far as I’m concerned, it’s a double-edged sword. On the one hand, there’s no doubt school rules provide structure and order in the classroom, making the environment conducive to learning and teaching. An example can be seen when students are not permitted to look at others’ work or use unauthorized materials in their examinations, making sure that everyone has a level playing field. However, when rules are applied too rigidly, frustration can happen. One-size-fits-all approach to dress codes or classroom behavior may not account for personal or cultural differences. For instance, one may find wearing too short skirts may seem too uncomfortable, but it turns out to be her school’s uniform, placing stress and pressure on students themselves.
- Double-edged sword: Con dao hai lưỡi
- Provide structure and order: Cung cấp cấu trúc và trật tự
- Conducive to learning and teaching: Thuận lợi cho việc học tập và giảng dạy
- Level playing field: sân chơi bình đẳng
- One-size-fits-all approach: Phương pháp áp dụng chung cho tất cả
- Place stress and pressure: Đặt áp lực và căng thẳng
3. Do people often violate the rules in Viet Nam?
From my observation, this happens sometimes, mostly due to unchecked individual temperament going unchecked and lax rule reinforcement. Some students may opt out of the rules because they are not accustomed to following guidelines. This is simply because in some families, there may be little to no parental oversight, leading to the fact that some students may find rules overly restrictive. Another cause comes from the lack of strict reinforcement of the schools’ rule. For instance, in Vietnam, there are some teachers who impose strict rules on when students must hand in their assignment, while others do not. The result is that some students might see the rule as unnecessary, which can result in a disrespect for the policy.
- Unchecked individual temperament: Tính cách cá nhân không được kiểm soát
- Lax rule reinforcement: Công tác thực thi quy tắc lỏng lẻo
- Opt out of the rules: Từ chối tuân theo các quy tắc
- Parental control: Sự kiểm soát của phụ huynh
- Disrespected attitude: Thái độ thiếu tôn trọng
4. What rules should children follow at home?
This varies from home to home, but there are some basic domestic rules that children must adhere to. First of all, there’s no denying that children must look up to their parents without fail. The reason is that without respect, children may not follow parental guidance which plays a vital role in steering them towards the right direction and good behavior. Additionally, curfews also stand out among rules children are required to follow. In some nations, there are strict rules about time, especially when children should return home. From my observation, for their children’s safety reasons, some parents often express concerns about their children’s playtime, worrying that crime or accidents are lurking around every corner, so setting a time limit seems to be beneficial for keeping the children out of trouble.
- Domestic rules: Quy tắc trong gia đình
- Look up to their parents: Tôn trọng cha mẹ
- Steering them towards good behavior: Dẫn dắt họ đến hành vi tốt
- Stand out among rules: Nổi bật trong số các quy tắc
- Lurking around every corner: Rình rập xung quanh mọi góc
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