Luyện kỹ năng viết Tiếng Anh 155 chủ đề viết luận Tiếng Anh (Có bài mẫu cho mỗi chủ đề) - Topic 104

LUYỆN KỸ NĂNG VIẾT TIẾNG ANH 
155 CHỦ ĐỀ VIẾT LUẬN TIẾNG ANH 
( CÓ BÀI MẪU CHO MỖI CHỦ ĐỀ) 
TOPIC 104 
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Only people who 
earn a lot of money are successful. Use specific reasons and examples to 
support your answer. 
Many people believe that a large income equals success. I believe, 
however, that success is more than how much money you make. Some of 
those measures of success include fame, respect, and knowledge. 
Most people assume that famous people are rich people, but that isn’t 
always true. For example, some day I would like to be a famous researcher. 
Few scientists are rich by today’s standards. Still I will feel myself to be 
successful if I am well-known. Additionally, there are many famous 
humanitarians who are not rich. Mother Theresa was one. Certainly, no one 
would say she was not successful. 
I also believe that being respected by coworkers indicates success. 
Without that respect, money means little. For example, I once did some 
work for a top attorney in a law firm. He made a very good salary, but he 
wasn’t a nice man. No one ever did work for him willingly. He orderd 
everyone around, and we didn’t respect him. In contrast, however, I had a 
wonderful band director in high school. He had to take extra jobs just to 
make enough money to support his family. However, his students had great 
respect for him and always listened to what he said. As a result, we were a 
very good band. In my opinion, my band director was more successful than 
the attorney was. 
Finally, I think one of the most important indicators of success is 
knowledge. Wealthy people don’t know all the answers. For example, in the 
movie Good Will Hunting, the only person who could solve some complex 
problems was the janitor. He knew a lot, and decided what he wanted to do 
with that knowledge rather than just think about money. In my opinion, he 
was extremely successful. 
When we think of history, there are few people that we remember 
simply because they were rich. Overall, we remember people who did 
something with their lives － they were influential in politics, or contributed 
to science or art or religion. If history is the ultimate judge of success, then 
money surely isn’t everything. 
TOPIC 105 
If you could invent something new, what product would you develop? 
Use specific details to explain why this invention is needed. 
If I could invent something new, I’d invent a device or pill that could 
put people to sleep immediately and would have no side effects. The proper 
amount of sleep is important for our concentration, mental health, and 
physical health. 
Getting enough sleep is a vital human need. For one thing, without 
sleep our concentration is strongly affected. We’re easily distracted, we can’t 
remember things, and we don’t notice what’s happening around us. For 
example, a lot of car accidents are caused by tired drivers. When we get 
enough sleep, our powers of concentration are sharper. We’re more focused 
on what we’re doing. We perform better. 
Mental health is also affected by lack of sleep. It’s easy to tell if 
people don’t get enough sleep. They’re on edge, cranky, and out of sorts. 
They lose their tempers easily and over-react to situations. In fact, 
experiments have shown that lack of sleep over a long period of time can 
cause a complete mental breakdown. When we get our proper rest, we’re 
more alert and responsive. Our outlook is positive, and we’re much easier to 
get along with. 
Our physical health shows the strain of sleeplessness, too. We have 
less energy, and everything seems like a major effort. Over a long period of 
time, we become slow and unresponsive. The wear and tear on the body 
from lack of sleep can be a very serious health problem. Every doctor will 
tell you that getting enough sleep is a basic factor in maintaining good 
health. 
Wouldn’t it be great to go to bed every night knowing you’d have no 
problem getting to sleep, no matter what’s going on in your life? Getting 
enough sleep is always going to be an important part of how you respond to 
your situation. I think this device would be very helpful to all of us. 
TOPIC 106 
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? A person’s 
childhood years (the time from birth to twelve years of age) are the most 
important years of a person’s life. Use specific reasons and examples to 
support your answer. 
I agree that a person’s childhood years, from birth until twelve years 
of age, are the most important. All the information I’ve read about that time 
of life states that these are the years that form us. These years determine 
what kind of a person the child will become. During these years we learn 
about relationships, begin our formal education and develop our moral sense 
of right and wrong. 
The early years are the time when we learn about relationships. First 
we learn about our parents and siblings, then about rest of the world. We 
learn how to respond to others based the treatment we’re given. If we’re 
loved, then we know how to love others. If we’re treated harshly, we may 
grow up to treat others harshly. We also form our ideas about our own self-
worth from the way others treat us during these years. They can convince us 
we’re worthless, or they can teach us we deserve love and respect. 
There are the years when we begin our formal education. We acquire 
the basic skills － reading, writing, working with numbers － that we’ll use 
throughout our lives. We need a good foundation in these subjects. 
Otherwise, anything we try to do later will be undermined by our lack of 
skills. Perhaps the most important thing we can learn during these years is 
how to analyze information and use it. These are skills that will always be 
useful. 
Most important, from my point of view, these are the years when we 
develop our moral sense of what’s right and wrong. Others teach us about 
good and bad, but later in our early years we begin to decide for ourselves. 
It’s also during this time that we begin to develop the self-discipline to live 
according to our morals. 
I believe a person grows and changes for the better throughout the 
many stages of life. However, the foundation is laid in those first few years 
of life.