题目内容

随着新学期的临近，许多学生开始去商场购买新文具，其中的一些苗头值得注意。

家长和老师反映

“香味”文具五颜六色，外观设计很漂亮，受到很多学生的青睐

记者调查

多家文具店都有销售“香味”文具产品，如彩色闪光笔、香味水彩笔、香味橡皮擦等，有些印有某卡通人物的图案。

专家建议

家长和学生在选购文具时，应多从安全健康考虑，尽量避免使用有浓烈香味和刺激性气味的文具。

你的看法

在老师和家长的指导下购买和使用文具

【写作内容】

根据以上情况写一篇采访报道，并包括如下内容:

1.背景

2.家长和老师反映；

3.记者调查情况；

4.专家建议；

5.你的看法或建议。

【写作要求】

1.只能使用5个句子表达全部内容。

2.参考词汇：

1) 文具: stationery  2)闪光flashing  3)香味的fragrant

4) 刺激性气味strong and offensive smells  5)在…指导下under the guidance of sb

 【评分标准】

句子结构准确，信息内容完整，篇章结构连贯。

With the new term approaching, a great number of students begin to buy stationery at the stationers’ or supermarkets. Some parents and teachers find that the fragrant colourful stationery is popular among a lot of school children with its appearance beautifully designed. According to a survey conducted by the reporter, many stationers sell fragrant stationery such as colourful flashing pens, fragrant water colour pens, fragrant erasers and so on, some of which are printed with cartoons. Some experts put forward the suggestion that taking health and safety into more consideration parents and school children should try to avoid using stationery with strong and offensive smells. It is my belief that we should buy and use stationery under the guidance of the teachers and parents.


解析:

本题讨论的是学校教育中经常遇到的现象，具有普遍性，小学生中更典型。

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