☆Let’s Think
Let’s make sure the choices you have, and imagine what the life would
be like.
A small private room A larger room with a roommate
Now
let’s think of the advantages and disadvantages of each choice.
1)
Have you ever lived in a dorm room? If
you have, was it a small private room, a large room with a roommate, or another
type of room? Share the experience?
2)
Would you like to prioritize privacy
or social life in college? Why or why not?
☆Hints
for Points
Good
points of a small private dorm room
・Peace of mind is easier to get in it.
・It provides you with a choice to be
alone if you live in a single room while a shared room won’t.
Good
points of a larger dorm room with a roommate
・Living with your roommate as if you
were siblings would be enjoyable.
・Room-sharing makes you patient and
mature and helps you acquire social skills necessary after
graduation.
☆Sample
Responses
【Thesis】I would choose a large dorm room with
a roommate for special experiences.
【Single Room】While solitude and privacy a small
single room protects and plenty of time for daydreaming it allows me to have
are attractive, considering hard work and socialization I would be having
during the day in college, it may make me miss the essence of dormitory life
because a single dorm room is not so different from my bedroom at home. If you
close the door, you shut out the outside world.
【Shared Room】On the other hand, room-sharing would
be a special experience that I can only have during college years. I have a
partner to share most of my life there. We could talk all night and share our
thoughts and feelings about everything of our interest. If lucky, we can be
life-time friends. Even if we are not compatible, it will be a good experience
to live with someone of my age away from home.
【Conclusion】College life is not only for studies
but also for experiences, and so I would prefer a large dormitory room with a
roommate to make my college life more meaningful. (185 words)
Sample
B
【Thesis】I
would choose a small single room because I would like to prioritize my privacy.
【Supporting Details】Anyone must be alone for a certain
time every day for reflection and imagination to stay mentally healthy.
【Counterargument-Treatment】It is true that you might sometimes
feel lonely to be in a single room, but you can invite dorm mates or friends or
go out to see people anytime. Also, loneliness may occur even when you have a
companion. To feel that you are really not alone, something like a strong
interest which you can share with others is necessary, and you cannot
necessarily share it with your roommate. In terms of friendships, you can find
them anywhere, in class, at the cafeteria, or even in books.
【Conclusion】Therefore, I prefer a small private
room to secure precious personal time and space, (135
words)
DRAFT
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