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¡¡¡¡In my opinion, it is wrong to cheat on exams£® We, students, should be honest and try to get good marks by studying hard£® I also think it wrong to blame cheating on society£® Whether you will cheat or not is dependent on yourself not on others£® However, how to stop cheating? I think there are two ways we can adopt£® First, a severe punishment should be put into effect to prevent students from cheating£® Second, great effort should be made to make students aware of what kind of person the society needs and try to improve their self-confidence£® What¡¯s more, we should improve our study methods and get well prepared for examinations£®


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¡¡¡¡Anderson was Denmark¡¯s most famous author£®Anderson wrote as many as 350 stories£®His books are read all over the world£®One of his most interesting books is THE EMPEROR¡¯S NEW CLOTHES£®It is about a king who is very vain, and two people teach him a lesson£®Anderson always wanted new things, but he could not buy them£®This story is a reflection of his life£®

¡¡¡¡All of the stories Anderson wrote were with a great desire to make people laugh£®He also wrote because he didn¡¯t want children to have a sad childhood as he did£®He also wanted to fill little girls and little boys hearts full of joy and laughter£®He always wrote with a sly humor£®Through his writings, Anderson felt more self fulfilled£®?

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