题目内容

上周我们召开了“学生适当的放松方式”主题班会。班会课上，老师和学生就每天课后应采取什么样的方式放松自己进行了热烈的讨论。你对班上同学课后放松方式进行了调查。请根据表格提供的调查信息和要求写一篇短文，可做适当的展开。

对象

初三(3)班

人数

40

常用放松方式

1.看电视(20人) 2.玩电脑游戏(7人) 3.听音乐(4人)

4.进行体育锻炼(6人) 5.没时间放松(3人)

你的观点

你的观点哪一种(些)放松方式是适当的?为什么?

注意:1.短文包括对调查相关信息的介绍和你自己的观点;

2.词数:90词左右。题目和开头已为你写好，不记入总词数。

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