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THE MASS MEDIA, INCLUDING TELEVISION, RADIO AND NEWSPAPERS, HAVE GREAT INFLUENCE IN SHAPING PEOPLE?TS IDEAS. TO WHAT EXTENT DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THIS STATEMENT?
The mass media have a powerful influence in shaping our lives. We have come to depend on them for information and entertainment, and in doing so we let them affect important aspects of our lives.
The undeniable usefulness of the media in almost instantly providing information about events around the world is largely taken for granted. However, in our dependence on the media we have allowed them to mould our notions and opinions of events, places and people. Though few of us probably think about it, our conceptions of, say, our elected officials spring from television images and newspaper stories. Most of us will never meet prime ministers or presidents, but anyone who is regularly exposed to the media will have an opinion of them. When it is time to cast our vote, we will make our decision based on how the media portray the candidates. We are similarly swayed by coverage of wars. The media, representing the values of their owners, societies and governments, tend to report wars with a bias, which is the ?ogood? side and which the ?obad? is determined for us by reporters, e***ors and commentators, and sure enough the public begins to form opinions that reflect the coverage they see, hear and read in the major media.
The media are also influential in the way the facilitate the spread of culture and lifestyle. The so-called ?oglobal youth culturê?, in which one finds young people around the world displaying a common interest in music, clothing styles and films, is an example of the mediâ?Ts enormous sway in this regard. A popular figure such as Michael Jackson would never be so well known were it not for the mediâ?Ts extensive reach into every society on the globe.
Thus I would argue that the mass mediâ?Ts influence is certainly great. Indeed, with technological advancements such as the Internet bringing even more forms of electronic media to our homes and workplaces, it is likely the mediâ?Ts influence will grow even stronger.

CLIMATE CHANGE IS NOW AN ACCEPTED THREAT TO OUR PLANET, BUT THERE IS NOT ENOUGH POLITICAL ACTION TO CONTROL EXCESSIVE CONSUMERISM AND POLLUTION. IN WHAT EXTENT DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE?
I agree entirely with the opinion in the title. There is increasing evidence that climate changes are not just random but are being accelerated by industrial activity, particularly in developed countries. Many nations are recording extreme weather con***ions, such as the wettest year on record, or the hottest summer on record. Sea levels are rising and sea temperatures are increasing more rapidly than before.
The Kyoto Agreement in the 1990s tried to create international consensus to limit industrial emissions of gases but unfortunately some nations are unwilling to commit to real change. This is probably related to economic pressures from within the country and the interests of multinational corporations. In industrialised nations a good lifestyle means a high level of consumerism. This keeps factories operating and people employed but it also creates enormous pollution and waste.
To solve these serious problems requires political action in a number of directions. At the individual level, education programs in schools should be set up to reduce wasteful behaviour and to encourage respect for the planet. At the corporate level, businesses need to develop responsible environment policies together with governments. They must be held legally accountable for their actions.
One major difficulty is that environmental parties like the Greens have little political power. Their policies are appropriate but they need support from the general public in order to increase pressure on the main parties and large corporations.
The time for action is definitely now. Each year of delays and ineffective policy will make it harder to restore the health of planet Earth.

THE RISING LEVEL OF CONGESTION AND AIR POLLUTION FOUND IN MOST OF THE WORLDâ?TS CITIES CAN BE ATTRIBUTED DIRECTLY TO THE RAPIDLY INCREASING NUMBER OF PRIVATE CARS IN USE. IN ORDER TO REVERSE THIS DECLINE IN THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN CITIES, ATTEMPTS MUST BE MADE TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO USE THEIR CARS LESS AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT MORE. DISCUSS POSSIBLE WAYS TO ENCOURAGE THE USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT.
Anyone who lives in a city is aware of the increasing number of cars on the road and the kinds of problems this creates: traffic jams, air pollution and longer commuting periods. As economies grow and access to cars spreads to increasing numbers of people, this trend is likely to worsen. The solution, it would seem, is for government to encourage the use of public transport in urban areas, thus decreasing dependence on the car.
One way to stimulate public transport use is to make private car use more expensive and inconvenient. The introduction of tolls along urban motorways has been successfully employed in many cities. Other such measures are high â?" priced permits for parking in urban areas and the restriction of parking to a limited number of cars. Faced with high costs or no place to park, commuters would perhaps be more willing to abandon their cars in favour of buses or trains.
There are also less punishing ways of spurring public tranport use. The construction of free carparks at suburban train stations has proven successful in quite a number of countries. This allows commuters to drive part of the way, but take public transport into the central, most congested, urban areas.
Indeed, making public transport more comfortable and convenient should work to attract more commuters and decrease traffic congestion. Public transport that is convenient and comfortable retains its passengers, much like any business that satisfies its customers. The more commuters committed to taking public transport, the less congestion on city streets.

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**** Lớp IELTS:
- Nộp essay (3 đề trên)
- Làm bài PASSIVE
***** Lớp E28-E29-30:
Nhóm lớp E28& E29 học vào thứ 2 và 5 học nhanh hơn nhóm E28& E30 học vào thứ 3&6 nên:
- Nhóm thứ 2& 5: Làm toàn bộ bài Dịch The attitude...
+ Ôn tập kiểm tra phần VER FORMS
+ Bài cuối chủ đề Vocab
- Nhóm thứ 3&6:
+ Làm bài Lý thuyết TRANSLATING PASSIVE
+ Bài VERB FORMS
+ Bài READING số 5
**** Lớp E32:
+ Làm tờ PRESENT TIME
+ Làm 2 bài đầu Vocab 1 và 2 Chủ điểm 1.
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