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Some people think that zoos are all cruel and should be closed down. Others, however, believe that zoos can be useful in protecting wild animals. Discuss both opinions and give your own opinion.
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Sample 1:
While some people believe that zoos play an important role in protecting wild animals, others feel that keeping animals locked up in such places is cruel and unnecessary. Personally, I agree with the idea that animals should not be kept in zoos and that zoos should be shut down.
On the one hand, many people feel that zoos are useful in some regards. Firstly, zoos can help to preserve endangered animals by keeping them safe from poachers and other threats, such as habitat destruction and the spread of urbanisation. Some zoos also run breeding programs in order to try and increase the numbers of some endangered species to avoid them becoming extinct. Secondly, by keeping animals in zoos, people can learn and understand more about them, and this can help to raise awareness amongst the public in order to help preserve certain species.
However, while the abovementioned ideas may be true to a certain extent, I believe that zoos are unnecessary for the following reasons. To begin with, zoos can only hold small numbers of animals and therefore cannot protect the large majority of species from being hunted or their habitats from being destroyed. I believe it is the responsibility of each government to create and fund conservation programs that help to stop the destruction of the habitats of endangered species so that animals can live in their natural state rather than be locked up in cages for their entire life. Furthermore, in many zoos, animals are being mistreated as they are often provided with insufficient food and medical care, which has so far caused many animals in zoos to die because of starvation and diseases.
In conclusion, though some zoos may have some positive impacts on the conservation of some certain animal species, overall, I think they are cruel places and do more harm than good.
Sample 2:
There are many people who have protested the conditions of zoos and demand that they should be shut down, as animals are subject to appalling conditions inside artificial captivity, while others believe that the institution of zoos can be beneficial to the conservation of wild animals. In my view, zoos may be the last resort for many species as the practice of poaching continues to threaten their survival, and should therefore be maintained.
On the one hand, many animal activists do have a point in arguing that zoos can be cruel. They are often mockeries of the animals natural habitats, and far too small to accommodate the animals that inhabit them. A lot of the animals in zoos are not as in shape as they would be in the wild, since they have regular feeding hours and no longer have any need to hunt. This in turn leads to them becoming unhealthy and living shorter lives. Many captive gorillas, for example, have been observed to have a lower lifespan than their free-roaming counterparts.
On the other hand, zoos prevent poachers from killing more animals, for they provide security that would not exist in the wild. Poaching has been a huge issue in recent years and has contributed to a number of species going extinct. Zoos, meanwhile, are controlled places where the animals are under observation and protected by security at all times. Many zoos are currently being used in Africa in order to protect endangered species of rhino, for example, and as they have been shown to save many species from the cusp of extinction, they are a necessary evil for wildlife to continue to exist.
On the whole, I argue that although there are certain moral problems to keeping animals in zoos, the alternative of them potentially getting poached means that the existence of zoos is morally justified.
Sample 3:
Numerous individuals have voiced concerns regarding the conditions within zoos, calling for their closure due to the inhumane treatment of animals in artificial enclosures. However, others argue that zoos play a crucial role in wildlife conservation. In my opinion, zoos serve as a last resort for many endangered species threatened by poaching and should, therefore, be maintained.
On the one hand, animal rights activists have valid reasons for claiming that zoos can be cruel. These facilities often provide inadequate representations of the animals' natural habitats and are typically too small to house them comfortably. Many zoo animals are not as healthy as their wild counterparts since they have scheduled feeding times and no need to hunt for food. As a result, they may become unhealthy and have shorter lifespans. For instance, research has shown that polar bears in captivity generally have shorter lifespans compared to their wild counterparts, as the diet provided to polar bears in captivity is often insufficiently varied and lacks the nutritional balance they would receive in the wild.
On the other hand, zoos offer protection against poachers by providing a secure environment that is unavailable in the wild. Poaching has become a significant issue in recent years, leading to the extinction of various species. Zoos are controlled environments where animals are constantly monitored and protected by security personnel. In Africa, for example, zoos have been used to safeguard endangered rhino species, successfully saving numerous species from the brink of extinction. Thus, zoos can be considered a necessary evil for the continued survival of wildlife.
In conclusion, while there are moral concerns surrounding the confinement of animals in zoos, the potential threat of poaching justifies their existence. In my opinion, they should be preserved and promoted as this is one of the only ways we can help species on the verge of extinction.
Sample 4:
Zoos’ contribution to our modern society has been a hotly debated topic. Many people are of the opinion that all zoos should be shut down due to their cruelty, while others think that zoos are the best places to shelter endangered animals. In this essay, these two views will be discussed in depth before giving my justification on why zoos are necessary for the protection of animals.
On the one hand, it is often argued that all zoos should be permanently banned for their heinousness. To be more specific, animals are kept in limited living space in cages, and they could not have the freedom like they do in their natural habitats. As a result, their instinct may be seriously affected as they could lose their hunting and survival ability. In addition, animals could face the risk of being mistreated by zookeepers. To elaborate, some wildlife parks would not feed the animals to seek profit from the tourists buying animal food from the zoos. Furthermore, many zoos have insufficient funds to maintain the food supply for their animals, which leads to cannibalism in some species.
On the other hand, I believe zoos play a critical role in preserving endangered animals whose habitats are in danger by virtue of human activities. Firstly, despite the artificial environment, zoos are better shelters for them with sufficient food and drink supply compared to their original ones. The risk of exotic animals being attacked by poachers would also be eliminated with the guarding and care from zoos. Hence, zoos are good places to ensure the safety of the animals and an ideal environment for their reproduction. Secondly, animals are given prompt medical care in case of emergency by experienced veterinarians, which they may not have access to when injured in nature. Additionally, scientists and biologists can observe and study the animals’ behaviour more easily if they live in zoos that are equipped with good facilities.
To sum up, while others blame zoos for their cruelty, it seems to me that endangered species are best protected in wildlife parks.
Sample 5:
Zoos remain popular places for people to visit for entertainment and to learn about wild animals. Although some people are of the opinion that zoos can provide a sanctuary for endangered animals and so should be kept open, I believe that the cruelty that animals suffer outweighs this benefit, and that they should be shut down.
These days, animals are under threat from humans in many ways, seen for example in the way that their habitats are being destroyed through the cutting down of rain forests, or through poaching. Following on from this, the argument is that zoos can protect some of these animals that are under threat. The reason is that they are in a safe environment managed by trained staff who can ensure the animals are looked after and can produce offspring. There are examples of successes in this respect, such as with Pandas, which have been endangered for many years but have been protected.
However, there are more convincing arguments for why zoos should be shut down. Firstly, even though some species are under threat, there are lots of animals which do not fall into this category and who are there just for the entertainment of visitors. While it may be fun and educational to see them, animals are not meant to be caged, and their distress can often be seen in the way many of them pace back and forwards all day. Not only this, if the prime reason for zoos is to protect animals, this could be done in other environments such as wildlife parks where the animals have more freedom.
In conclusion, animals should be protected but this does not have to be in zoos. Zoos are cruel to animals, not similar enough to their natural habitat, and they should be closed down.
Sample 6:
Although many people think that zoos should be closed as it is cruel to keep animals in zoos, I think that zoos play a key role in wildlife protection.
First, it is believed that keeping wild animals in captivity might deprive them of their freedom. Wild animals are caged in a limited space and fed by humans while they long for a natural way of life. Therefore, many of them might suffer from boredom and confinement. Second, many governments might see zoos as an opportunity to make money. For example, many wild animals are exhibited and perform to entertain and attract visitors to the zoo. Many people claim that we have no right to use animals for entertainment and profit, so they think that zoos should be closed down.
However, those who are against zoos might ignore the important role of zoos in protecting wild animals. In fact, most of the animals kept in zoos are endangered as they are unable to survive or experience difficulty finding mates and reproducing in the wild. Zoos are the only safe environment to protect them from poachers, predators, or help them breed. Furthermore, these animals are saved by scientists working at zoos to study closely animals and their behaviour to help with environmental protection. As this type of research is often carried out away from the public, many people might not realise the useful purpose of zoos in wildlife protection.
In conclusion, the view that zoos keep wild animals in a cruel way is reinforced with a lack of awareness about the role of zoos in protecting the habitat. I think that zoos should allow people to view what they are doing in wildlife protection to gain appreciation from the public.
Sample 7:
Zoos have been around for centuries, even London Tower used to be one, providing refuge for animals and entertainment for humans. Going to a zoo is always a fun day for children as well as being educational, although I’m not sure that the animals, who find themselves severely restricted, would agree.
Zoos started as purely a curiosity for citizens, bringing exotic animals from hitherto unknown regions was a major attraction, even though few of the animals survived long, due to a lack of knowledge of what the animals needed to survive and unsuitable conditions. Moving on to the last 50 years or so, during which zoos have become far better homes for wildlife, with specially trained zoologists ensuring they have everything they need to live a long healthy life. In fact, they usually live longer than they do in the wild.
A lot of scientific research is performed in zoos as well, this can help zoologists to better understand the needs of the animal in the zoo and in the wild, thus helping to keep numbers up worldwide. For children, a day trip to a menagerie is especially exciting because they get to see creatures they’ve only seen in 2D previously. Nothing compares to being only a few inches away from a fearsome predator such as a leopard.
In reality, though, zoos are not a natural environment for wild animals. Predators need to hunt, all animals need to mate freely, as well as have sufficient space to roam in as nature determines. Zoos are obviously severely restrictive to movement and all other natural actions of animals; this is deemed as cruel by most compassionate beings.
Overall, zoos are not the best thing for wildlife as they hamper their natural instincts. However, there are some intrinsic benefits that make it kind of ok to have zoos, provided they are run humanely.
Sample 8:
More and more concerns about animal welfare are being raised, causing heated debate recently. While some people claim that zoos are cruel, others believe that they offer society and wildlife a wide range of benefits. This essay analyzes both sides of the argument before my personal perspective is given.
On one hand, institutionalization of wild animals can, in some cases, put them at certain risk and in precarious situations that should be immediately stopped. First, the artificial and cramped environments in some zoos cannot serve sufficiently the animals’ need for room and space to grow fully and healthily. This would lead to several acute physical and mental problems, ranging from obesity to depression, for these caged animals. Second, animals living outside of their natural environment and social structure are deprived of the right to develop their natural instincts and sense of identity. Wild animals fed by zookeepers tend to lose their hunting ability and turn to depend on human support for survival.
On the other hand, there are strong reasons for some to believe that zoos are the main contributor to wildlife conservation. Nowadays, ever-growing industrialization and its consequences such as heavy pollution and deforestation are threatening natural species and putting them at a greater risk of extinction. Zoos can serve as wildlife conservation areas which provide endangered animals with shelter and food, and also protect them from illegal hunting and abuse. Furthermore, zoos are key to the mission of maintaining biodiversity through conducting breeding programs which ensure the reproduction of rare species. Such an attempt would contribute to preventing animal extinction and maintaining animal diversity around the globe.
In conclusion, both views have their own arguments. However, on balance, I am more convinced in the modern world where people pay more attention to animal welfare, most zoos are ethically run, so they are of paramount importance in aiding to conserve threatened animals. Therefore, these places should not be banned outright for any reason; otherwise, endangered animals left in natural environments would face more danger.
Sample 9:
Some consider zoos to be cruel and should not exist while others express trust in the protection of wild animals by zoos. This essay will clarify both viewpoints and emphasizes the necessity of zoos.
Zoos can be a harsh habitat for animals in captivity. Actually, the area in zoos is extremely limited compared to wide open national parks or forests; therefore, detained animals will definitely feel uncomfortable and unwell. Sadly, it is almost a guaranteed failure for someone to come to any zoo to take pictures of animals running around in happiness or enjoying being watched by humans. Instead, what they find is that the animals hide deep in their caves or tiringly and sadly walk or lie on well-worn concrete grounds. Small cages for animals are like shackles on our limbs that deprive them of the most precious right, the right for freedom. Moreover, some animals in zoos are trained and exploited in circus performances, which makes their lives even more miserable.
However, zoos are no doubt a haven for wildlife, especially for endangered animals. They provide safe and nutritious food together with fast medical responses for sick animals. That ensures animals can prolong their lives and avoid dangers of becoming preys for predators in the wild due to physical debilitation from old age, sicknesses or wounds. It is even more meaningful when zoos are considered as a genetic reservation for endangered animals when their counterparts at large may be subjected to catastrophes like severe poaching in African savannas or the vast bushfires in Australia in late 2019 and early 2020 that devoured millions of acres of forest and burned alive hundreds of millions of animals right in their natural homes. In such cases, a few animals in zoos will keep the hope of a reproduction program to save them from complete disappearance from the Earth.
In conclusion, although zoos are negative for animals in some ways, keeping them is apparently meaningful especially for endangered animals whose survival chances in the wild are low and risks of extinction are so alarming.
Sample 10:
While some people find it cruel for wild animals to be kept in zoos and consider that zoos should be shut down, others consider that zoos are a place where wild animals are usually kept protected from any kind of harm. The essay would discuss both opinions and I would provide my own opinion in the end.
Wild animals in zoos are mostly kept in cages where they are not protected but rather kept captive. Most importantly, these wild animals who are supposed to be taken care of, preserved and protected find themselves in a place where they become an amusement for the common people. Moreover, it is important to consider the fact that the survival skills of these wild animals become weaker because they are provided food, preventing them from hunting for their own food.
On the other hand, most people consider that zoos are helpful for protecting these wild animals from the hunters and poachers in the wild. Moreover, with deforestation being at its peak for more cities to grow, the wild animals are becoming more prone to the lack of natural habitat, endangering them on a high scale. Based on these aspects, people think that wild animals are more protected in zoos.
It is true that keeping wild animals in zoos can be cruel considering that they are held as hostages, with rapid urbanization and deforestation. In my opinion, given the current state of rapid industrial developments, zoos are the best place for the safety of wild animals.
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Lời giải
Sample 1:
Traffic jams are one of the major issues that affect the standard of living in urban areas. This essay will identify the causes of this problem and suggest practical solutions accordingly.
Traffic jams can be attributed to two main issues: large volume of vehicles and poor quality of infrastructure. First, the population is generally very dense in metropolitan areas, which means the number of traffic participants is also very high, leading to traffic congestion during rush hours. This is especially true in developing countries where the public transport system is underdeveloped and the majority of dwellers use private vehicles like cars, motorbikes… The second cause of traffic jams may lie in the quality of infrastructure. In some countries, roads are degraded with a lot of potholes due to the lack of maintenance. This, combined with the lack of traffic facilities such as traffic signals, road markings, warning signs… will result in traffic accidents and consequently traffic jams.
To solve these problems, the government can issue a number of policies to reduce the volume of vehicles and improve the quality of infrastructure. Counter-urbanization policies encouraging people to resettle in rural areas will help reduce the number of traffic participants and thus the likelihood of traffic jams. In addition, the government should encourage the use of public transport such as metro, bus, tram. This could be achieved by introducing concession fares for public transport and a car tax. In addition, the government should continuously improve the quality of infrastructure by conducting regular road maintenance and building modern facilities such as highways, overpasses, underpasses to ease the pressure on the roads.
In conclusion, traffic congestion is an urban issue that largely stems from the high volume of vehicles on the road and the low quality of infrastructure. To address these issues, there are a number of measures that the government can take, such as counter-urbanizing, promoting the use of public transport, maintaining roads regularly and upgrading transport facilities.
Sample 2:
Traffic congestion has increasingly plagued major cities worldwide. This issue arises due to several factors, and it necessitates effective measures to alleviate it. Several factors contribute to the significant, sudden increase in traffic congestion in big cities.
Primarily, the problem stems from the significant, sudden increase in the urban population. Over the past decades, there has been a trend of people migrating from rural to urban areas in search of employment opportunities, resulting in an overwhelming population for the existing transport infrastructure to handle. Consequently, traffic congestion has become a prevalent issue.
Secondly, inadequate development of the public transport system in many cities exacerbates the problem. Insufficient public transportation options compel commuters traveling significant distances to work to rely heavily on private vehicles, further congesting urban roads with numerous cars and motorcycles.
However, there are viable solutions that governments could implement to address this issue. The primary solution involves relocating industrial parks and businesses to rural areas, thereby creating more employment opportunities for residents there. This initiative could incentivize urban workers to return to their hometowns, consequently reducing overpopulation in urban areas and mitigating traffic congestion.
Another measure entails enhancing the public transport system and imposing higher taxes on private vehicles. These actions aim to encourage more individuals to utilize buses, trams, or subways, while discouraging the use of private vehicles. This shift would alleviate the burden on transport infrastructure and contribute to reducing traffic congestion.
In conclusion, traffic congestion in major cities arises from the influx of people from rural areas and inadequate development of transport infrastructure. However, governments can mitigate this problem by allocating more resources to rural areas and promoting the use of public transport.
Sample 3:
It is undoubtedly the case that urban areas around the world increasingly suffer from traffic congestion. In this essay, I will examine the reasons for this trend and suggest some practical policies the authorities could implement to reduce the level of traffic in our cities.
The first step is to understand why traffic has increased in towns and cities. Broadly speaking, there are three main reasons for this. One is that cars have become more affordable for the average consumer, and they are no longer a luxury item, but something that most families expect to own. A second reason is that public transport has become increasingly unreliable in recent years, not least because many bus and train services have been reduced because of the difficulty in funding them. The third reason is that society has, in general, become more mobile and this means more people are prepared to commute to work by car than they were before.
The biggest causes of traffic jam lack of proper road and bridges in cities. If there is an additional way for buses and large trucks in cities, traffic jams will reduce in cities.
There is almost certainly no one solution to this problem given the complexity of its causes. However, one option has to be to improve the reliability of public transport to encourage people to take the bus or the train rather than get in the car. It would also be possible to discourage people from driving to work by introducing special tariffs for using the roads, especially during peak periods.
In conclusion, there are a variety of different factors that have led to rising levels of traffic in urban areas. While it may not be possible to find a complete solution, but actions should probably involve encouraging more use of public transports. Furthermore, taxes on private cars should be increased and eco-friendly transportation like bicycles should be promoted.
Sample 4:
It is a fact that traffic congestion has become a serious problem for many cities and towns. More and more people get stressed with this situation, as they have to spend hours after hours in the street and lose their productivity and valuable time. The following essay will discuss the cause of the issue and some of the solutions that can be taken into account.
For a number of reasons, traffic has become the main problem of many cities and towns all over the world. Firstly, as the population growth in many metropolis cities such as Shanghai, New York, Dhaka and Bangkok has increased rapidly in the past recent years, it means that there are more cars in the city. Secondly, in some cities, such as in Jakarta or Manila, public transportation facilities are poorly managed therefore the people choose to drive their own vehicles. Lastly, in many countries such as Indonesia or China, the economic development is not widely spread, and a result a lot of people from rural areas move to cities which would create traffic related problems. The number of commuters in many cities has increased dramatically but in proportion, the total number of roads remained almost same as it was in the past. Many people are buying private cars, and it is not unusual that many families own more than one car. These are two reasons for the poor traffic management system in many cities which cause unmanageable traffic jam nowadays.
However, there are several things that the government could do to reduce the problem. The state government should provide decent, safe and clean public transportation facilities, therefore more people would use public transport, instead of driving their own private vehicles. And then the government should develop new industrial and commercial areas outside of the city. It is hoped that some people would move to these new areas and would reduce the density problem. The government could provide some bicycle lane, as it brings a lot of benefit for the people and the city itself. Bicycles as the primary means of communication could reduce traffic. It is also safer for the environment and has positive effects on the rider’s health. The roads and highways should be expanded, and new roads should be introduced. Severe punishment should be imposed for violating traffic rules and restrictions should be implemented in private car ownership. Finally, an improved traffic system should be introduced, and unfit cars and vehicles should be removed from the streets.
In conclusion, cities and towns all over the world are facing serious traffic problems these days. It is mainly due to the population growth, density and poor public transportation facilities. But there are several things that the government could do to address the problem, such as improving the public transports, developing new areas and persuade its resident in using bicycles.
Sample 5:
In today's world, traffic congestion is an extremely difficult problem for commuters around the globe. A 10 minute office to home ride had become a pathetic 40 minutes or even longer ride, spending one's valuable time on roads. This essay will explore some of the causes and recommended practices to reduce this issue.
The possible sources for increased traffic could be from several factors. Firstly, I consider migration of people from urban areas to cities in search of making a living as one of the primary reasons. This, in turn, leads to an increased number of vehicles on the road. Based on a recent study conducted by the Transportation Department of London, there is a 20% surge in volume of car sale in the United Kingdom each year over the last decade. Secondly, failing to adhere to traffic rules is another factor contributing to the waiting time due to traffic.
The government and public should be pragmatic about the actions that will solve this issue. The government should encourage using public transport instead of personal vehicles because in my country one will hardly find a co-passenger in a car other than the driver. In addition, the traffic control department should implement stringent traffic rules, for instance, diverting traffic in peak hours on a particular avenue.
In summary, a rapid rise in the number of car users is one of a major reason for increasingly pathetic traffic congestion. The government and public should cooperate to reduce the number of vehicles by using public transport.
Sample 6:
It is well known that traffic congestion has become a common problem around the world. In many cities, traffic jams substantially affect their citizens and their daily lives. This essay will examine the reasons why this problem occurred and potential solutions to overcome it.
Road congestion, which has been experienced in many cities, happened due to two main factors, the vehicle volume increase rate outweighs the road development rate and people's tendency to purchase their own vehicles. Firstly, road construction may require a longer duration than producing vehicles. A toll road construction in urban areas, for instance, demands the government to clear up the space first by destroying specific housing areas before building the toll road. On the other hand, personal vehicles, which are more convenient for most citizens, are getting cheaper over time. As a result, people prefer to buy their own vehicles rather than using public transportation. For example, in Indonesia, the cheapest car in 2010 was around two hundred million rupiah while the cheapest car in 2024 is around a hundred million rupiah.
The government plays a pivotal role in addressing this phenomenon. Public transport master plan and vehicle pricing strategy, which are governed by the national authorities, may be suitable solutions to solve this problem. The authorities should consider improving public transportation, such as buses, MRT, and LRT, in order to attract people to use them. For example, additional terminals can be constructed around business districts so that many offices can be easily accessed using public transport. As a next step, the institutions can establish a regulation to increase the price of personal vehicles. Singapore, which rarely experiences traffic jams, already implemented it resulting in a decrease in people's tendency to buy a private car.
In conclusion, the rapid growth of vehicle volume and cheaper vehicle options available in the market are two key factors why road congestion happens in many places. In order to solve this problem, the government's involvement is crucial in improving public transportation quality and establishing a regulation to make personal vehicles more expensive.
Sample 7:
Nowadays, in some regions of the world, traffic jam is a growing problem. It seems to me that not only do crowded streets waste our time but also steps should be taken to address this dilemma. This issue will be discussed, in this essay.
To begin with, a majority of eminent scientists strongly believe that congestion increases some imminent perils such as chronic diseases. Moreover, children and adolescents who live in bustling streets suffer from high stress. In some cases, employees would rather apply for occupations which are near their houses. Furthermore, some investigations from Tehran university have shown that the proportion of private cars has increased recently and consequently, we encounter a lack of some crucial energies like gas and oil. For example, in Iran, air pollution has risen rapidly and besides it serves as a barrier to living in this town.
However, there are a number of implications in this specific situation and governments should feel an obligation to them. Bicycles perform a significant role in our social and individual status. We should press a law in which our policies change. For instance, some organizations tackle this challenge with eco-friendly schedules. In Shiraz, engineers persevered to build new roads and in fact, it made a huge contribution to decreasing traffic. Nevertheless, in some parts of overcrowded places, trains are added to alleviate this predicament.
To sum up, in our sophisticated life, every year manufacturers produce new vehicles, therefore politicians should provide the required infrastructure and handle them perfectly.
Sample 8:
Nowadays, the most common problem in the world's major cities is Traffic congestion. The main reasons for this are a large number of private cars ownership and inadequate public transportation. Let us talk about it in this essay.
Firstly, the most common reason for traffic congestion is a lot of people tend to use cars for their daily activities rather than using public transportation. This is reasonable because in some countries, a car can cost as cheap as ten thousand dollars. Furthermore, when a lot of automobiles occupied the road spaces, it will create a traffic jam. Although placing additional lanes will not solve the problems, on the contrary, it will generate more bottlenecks. This condition will get worse if the public transportation services are poor. For example, Jakarta of Indonesian capital city. Nearly eighty per cent of the citizens use private vehicles as their daily mode of transportation. Right now, Jakarta becomes the most congested city in Indonesia.
To solve the problems, The Government should improve public transportation quality as comfortable as using private vehicles. In addition to the quality, public transportation capacities should be increased by building a busway line. The Bus Rapid Transit will operate as a feeder for the MRT line and serve downtown areas. As for rural areas, a Metro line must be built to catch the demand from hinterlands. Another simple solution is to encourage people to walk and bicycle by providing good pedestrian ways and bike lanes. For example, Japan Government prohibit cars and motorcycles to operate in the morning rush and increase vehicles tax to reduce cars ownership.
To conclude, the main cause of traffic congestion in the world's major cities is the number of private cars ownership increase rapidly meanwhile road and Metro development is lagging behind. A simple solution is encouraging people to walk and building more public transportation services.
Sample 9:
Traffic congestion is an enormous issue for big urban cities in the whole world and it is directly affecting all individuals who are living in these places. Even though this problem has a big magnitude, but still there are a few affordable solutions, like an improvement in the main road's infrastructure system and the introduction of more public transport to the public. The essay will further discuss both facets of a proposal with appropriate examples and reach a logical conclusion.
To begin with, the most effective solution is an amelioration of roads and highways in big cities that can definitely help to mitigate the problem. Although there are roads in every city, making more tunnels and flyovers would reduce the traffic jams because people start using these facilities without hassles. For example, in Delhi the government solved 50% of the complication by constructing more roads and tunnels in the city.
Additionally, there is one more significant solution available is providing a flexible public transportation system to the community. However, people are using their own transportation because some time there is no public transit available for them that compel them to buy their own vehicle, if the authority should make the public transit flexible and affordable for all of them then people would stop using private vehicles which could directly reduce the congestions. For instance, in Mumbai the council runs a more frequent service in the morning or evening, which has a trivial impact on the travel amount of the city.
In conclusion, unavailability of public transport and roads are the primary cause of this horrific trouble, so enhancement of these sectors could alleviate the issues. The government should spend more money in these areas, so people would not suffer more.
Sample 10:
The disparity between the urban and the rural is a major problem even in developed countries. In a significant topic of large city traffic congestion globally. This essay will explain the major reason for this issue and provide some solutions.
The main cause of traffic congestion is the rising population of the main city which increases with job opportunities. For instance, in Bangkok, major companies are based in the city and there are very few companies that launch in rural areas, thus more and more people decide to relocate to urban areas. As a result, a significant number of people are using personal vehicles. One solution could be for the government to provide companion tax concessions to support businesses in rural areas.
In addition, the city plan is structured incorrectly and has not developed over time. For example, developing countries are stuck in urban development problems because city planning in the past was inflexible and unable to develop further. To solve this problem, the government should contribute more to urban expansion to rural areas, such as promoting affordable home purchases reasonably or developing basic facilities.
Moreover, public transport does not regulate the whole country. For Instance, in developing countries, public transport systems are still being built. Consequently, some roads were closed to facilitate construction. One solution could be for the government to set a timeline for construction.
In conclusion, traffic congestion is connected to prosperity in urban, city planning, and public transport systems. Finally, it is important to encourage the government to introduce policies that promote urbanization and accelerate the development of the basic system in the country.
Lời giải
Sample 1:
Accomplishment, to some people, is based on money and material things. In addition, a number of individuals believe that success and personal achievements are linked to having considerable wealth. I believe that each person has their own definition of accomplishment, and on this basis, affluence cannot be taken as a reference of measurement for personal achievements or goals.
Firstly, when we were children, we were told that getting good grades in school was imperative. Moreover, we learned from a young age that a successful career is related to a good education. Furthermore, society made us competitive and encouraged us to be better than our friends. This competitiveness was nurtured in school. To illustrate, there was a recent study that revealed most university students not only chose their career based on their future earning potential, but also prosperity is a result of success. One clear example is in Spain, whereby far students prefer to study business instead of science because they believe working in business is as sound as a dollar and they will get a run for their money and not just get by.
More specifically social media has the ability to influence the way in which happiness is measured. Social media influencers, in particular, can have content that is based on a luxury lifestyle. Admittedly, they show a fantasy reality that is unachievable for most of humankind, nevertheless, many humans are still influenced. To illustrate, Instagram is filled with profiles that portray how wonderful their existence is, although these images may be a rip-off. Clearly, all that glitters is not gold and many of these lives are as phoney as a $3 bill. Despite this an instantaneous duality of thought between frustration and ambition is still perceived by many users. As a result, many people can feel dissatisfied with their lives.
To sum up, there are two sides to every coin. I am totally convinced that personal realization is independent and different for each individual. Additionally, I believe that what makes a successful human is based on their own goals. As far as I am concerned, wealth is not the best way to advance in your evolution. In conclusion, to me to possess wealth and success your heart needs to be content, which is for me my family, my job, and my friends.
Sample 2:
In the current era, we live in a world where approximately everything is measured by your financial performance. It is believed by some parts of the population that material belongings are the best way to estimate success.
To begin with, on the one hand, wealth can be the best measure of successful people since it shows the results of hard work and development. This is because of the fact that not only did people spend a lot of their time studying and working in order to have money but also, they might sacrifice some benefits in order to increase their fortune. As a result, if we calculate how much of real cash does a person have in his bank account, we can put him in one of the social statuses existing in our society and assess his achievement. For example, in Ukraine, the majority of people are classified by the amount of money they have earnt during their work, and it is the most popular way to measure businessmen's achievements.
However, on the other hand, money is a very unstable thing and, moreover, it can be classified as something virtual since even though it can be gained quickly you can lose it in on the day and become bankrupt. The main reason for this is that not only do wise entrepreneurs learn financial literacy to know how to keep all the money earned but also since the majority prefer to spend all their cash without thinking and then, they are left with nothing. Therefore, those who are successful do not have to be rich or wealthy since they may reinvest all their money into their companies in order to increase their fortune even more significantly. For instance, recent research has shown that a major part of businessmen who achieved a lot, in reality, do not have real cash inside their wallet since they prefer to own assets and reinvest the money.
Eventually, to conclude, although wealth can somehow describe a person and his achievements it cannot be classified as the best measure of success. In my opinion, people become successful when they own a large number of assets that lead to a balanced and calm life.
Sample 3:
For many generations, money and possessions are considered as indicators of success. In my perspective, financial stability is only one aspect of being jubilant in life and an individual needs an economical, domestic, social, and spiritual balance to be recognized as an idol of accomplishment. This essay will be focusing on two major elements of success: domestic and spiritual balance apart from monetary power.
Although, the publishers have often advertised the individuals who have acquired riches as lucrative, no one has ever paid attention to hypothesis of overall success. Unfortunately, the majority of the so-called successful people might have their banks loaded with cash but none of them openly discuss their happy family life. Their failure in family life testify to the unsuccessful life. For example, it is quite common among Hollywood actors and actresses often leave their respective partners once they become famous and wallets heavy.
A fundamental ingredient that completes a man’s success story is his mental stability. If a person is showering in cash but still does not have peace of mind, then then calling triumphant is doubtful. A research conducted by University of Kelaniya has endorsed that the richest businessmen have the least sleep due their unease mind. Thus, it is clear that to call someone wealthy one must not only claim his wealth but also a spiritual wellbeing as well.
To attest one’s success, the marker for assessing should vary depending on different aspects, not solely upon the weight of their bank balance. Despite being against the idea, achieving one’s desire or aim can be considered as successful. Thus, depending on the desire, the victory will vary from being economically sound, well-educated, building a house to living a happily ever after.
Sample 4:
In contemporary society, the accumulation of wealth and material possessions is often heralded as the quintessence of success. However, equating prosperity with triumph is a myopic view; success is far more multifaceted, involving personal fulfillment, contributions to society, and the ability to overcome adversity. This essay will delve into these broader dimensions of success, arguing that it cannot be solely measured by material gains.
The essence of true success lies not merely in the superficial accumulation of wealth, but more profoundly in personal satisfaction and growth. Achieving personal goals, whether they involve advancing in education, refining personal skills, or enhancing emotional intelligence, stands as a testament to one's unwavering dedication and deep-seated passion. For example, an individual who dedicates themselves to mastering a new language or instrument experiences a sense of accomplishment that wealth simply cannot quantify. This intrinsic satisfaction fosters a profound sense of achievement, illustrating vividly that success is deeply personal and cannot be universally gauged by monetary standards or material acquisitions.
Furthermore, contributing positively to society marks a person as truly successful in a way that transcends monetary achievement. Individuals like teachers, who may not amass substantial wealth, play a pivotal role in shaping future generations, imparting knowledge and values that foster societal growth. Their impact is immeasurable in monetary terms but invaluable in societal development, embodying the true spirit of altruism. Moreover, philanthropists, who utilize their wealth for societal betterment, exemplify that the ultimate utilization of wealth in contributing to the common good redefines success. Their actions demonstrate that societal contribution and influence are significant indicators of success, far surpassing the mere possession of material wealth and highlighting a broader, more inclusive definition of achievement.
In conclusion, while wealth and possessions are visible indicators of success, they do not wholly encapsulate its essence. True success is a complex amalgamation of personal fulfillment, societal contribution, and resilience in the face of challenges. It transcends material accumulation, residing instead in the impact one has on the world and the personal milestones one achieves.
Sample 5:
In modern society, success is frequently equated with wealth and the accumulation of material assets. However, this perspective is reductive and overlooks the multifaceted nature of human achievement. True success should be measured by personal fulfillment, the impact on others, and the ability to overcome adversity, rather than solely by financial status.
The essence of success transcends mere financial wealth; it encompasses personal satisfaction and the positive influence one has on one’s community. For instance, an individual dedicating their life to teaching or nursing may not amass substantial wealth but plays a crucial role in shaping future generations and saving lives, respectively. Their contribution to society's fabric, although not quantifiable in monetary terms, is invaluable. Similarly, entrepreneurs and innovators who revolutionize industries or solve pressing societal issues contribute significantly beyond their financial gains. These examples underscore that impact and fulfillment are paramount in defining success.
Moreover, the journey towards overcoming challenges is a critical indicator of success. History is replete with stories of individuals who, despite facing significant obstacles, persevered and achieved their goals, demonstrating unwavering resilience and determination. These qualities are hallmark traits of truly successful individuals. For instance, scientists engaged in groundbreaking research may encounter years of setbacks and failures before finally reaching significant breakthroughs. Their success is not measured by the immediate financial return but by the extraordinary perseverance, tenacity, and unrelenting dedication they exhibit in the relentless pursuit of their ambitious goals, setting a sterling example for future generations.
In conclusion, while wealth and material possessions are visible indicators of success, they do not fully encapsulate the essence of true achievement. Success is better gauged by personal fulfillment, societal impact, and resilience in the face of adversity. These dimensions not only provide a more comprehensive understanding of success but also encourage a society that values contributions beyond material wealth.
Sample 6:
In contemporary society, success is oftentimes equated with financial prosperity and the possession of material assets. While wealth is undoubtedly one aspect of success, it is far from being the definitive yardstick. In my opinion, true success is multifaceted, encompassing various elements beyond monetary riches.
While wealth does play a role in measuring success, it cannot be considered the sole determinant. Success should be viewed through a broader lens that includes personal fulfillment, contentment, and achieving one's aspirations and goals. Consequently, an individual should be evaluated based on their accomplishments, contributions to society, personal growth, and overall happiness rather than purely their financial status. For instance, someone who dedicates their life to a noble cause, makes a significant impact in their community, or attains self-actualization through creative pursuits can be considered immensely successful despite not being immensely wealthy.
In my opinion, qualities such as resilience, perseverance, determination, and the ability to overcome obstacles are integral components of success. A person's success is often rooted in their capability to face adversity, learn from failures, and adapt to changes. For instance, an individual who faces numerous setbacks but continues to strive towards their goals with unwavering determination embodies the essence of success, irrespective of their financial standing.
In conclusion, while wealth can be a facet of success, it is overly simplistic and limited to consider it the ultimate measure. Genuine success encompasses a multitude of aspects such as personal fulfillment, contributions to society, resilience, and perseverance. Therefore, a person's success should be assessed holistically, taking into account their achievements, growth, and impact on others beyond material wealth.
Sample 7:
“Success is the sum of small efforts – repeated day in and day out.” A famed quote by Robert Collier. Capital and valuables are used as a measurement of victory consistently. In my opinion, a person’s success cannot be determined by possessions or credits. Money will always be life satisfying but never be soul satisfying. I will be explaining this in the forthcoming paragraphs.
Folks who have wealth may not be delighted. They will be crying hard because of the unsatisfactory life. Conventional societal standards see finances as a measure of status. A perfect blend of a supportive family, a promising career and sound health is what makes a successful person. A student who doesn’t study for an exam might fail. Money can’t make him pass the exam. Hard work is more valuable than money.
If one has capital, it doesn’t mean that the person has gained. If success were free, everyone would have it. The truth is that only a few people are determined and diligent. If people are more productive and satisfied with what they do, they derive positive self-worth, pride, and contentment. The nectar of success does not depend upon money. It depends upon the hard work and satisfaction that we get from that. The story of Thomas Edison is a classic example. He conducted thousands of failed experiments with the filament until the most famous light bulb was invented. His strive and brilliance made him successful rather than his wealth
In conclusion, for all the reasons I have mentioned above, I believe that to become a successful person, people must be hardworking and determined to work on their dream rather than money. If an individual finds success from their life experience and creates a depiction of victory out of it, then this approach will lead him to avoid wasting energy and pursue a modern and higher crest. Achievement obtained by an individual is different, but happiness and contentment are the real metrics of success.
Sample 8:
Wealth and material things are frequently used as measures of an individual's success or achievement in today's materialistic society. Wealth or material possessions, in my opinion, are an inaccurate yardstick by which to judge one's achievement. However, an individual's ability to deal with adversities, optimistic outlook and personality contribute to true success. For a long time, the great majority has measured success primarily through riches and material belongings. These two indications have a significant role in a distorted picture of achievement. This is due to the fact that everyone's notion of success is different. A successful person can determine his or her own meaning of success. Which allows him or her to avoid spending energy and time pursuing the concept of progress of another person. In an ideal world, success isn't defined solely by wealth and material possessions. Being successful at what one is doing can potentially result in money and material belongings. However, these two characteristics should never be used to determine success. Different components, however, have a role in an individual's success. To begin with, the strength to handle one's circumstances is what defines success. To give an example, a person's upbringing. And the hardships she or he has faced in life may be an excellent indicator of his success. And the individual who can overcome all obstacles, no matter how difficult, is truly successful. Furthermore, having a good attitude makes it easier to deal with the stresses of daily life. Indeed, it evokes positivity in their lives and makes it easier to overcome anxieties and negative thinking. This results in positive changes in their lives and, as a result, success. Finally, charisma is a key aspect of achieving success. This does not imply that every charismatic person succeeds. But it does imply that all successful people possess some level of charisma. To sum up, riches and material possessions are not accurate markers of success. It is, in fact, the result of success. To be successful, one has to be able to conquer life's challenges, have a good outlook, and be charming.
Sample 9:
Many people believe that the amount of money and other material possessions a person has in his life are the best indicators of his success. However, I feel that financial stability is not the most important factor in determining an individual's success. A successful human is defined by a harmonious combination of a loving family, a bright career, and good health. Every individual has his or her unique way of feeling fulfilled. Even while wealthy and prosperous people are regarded as the most successful, they may not feel the same way about themselves. For instance, a millionaire businessman with $2 billion in income is regarded as a successful entrepreneur by many. Despite the fact that he has yet to attain his intended goals and hence feels dissatisfied with his accomplishment. Furthermore, individuals set their own objectives, no matter how big or small, based on their wants and interests. And achieving those goals through pure hard work and dedication is a personal achievement for them. As a result, the actual measure of victory is a sense of fulfillment. Apart from income, there are a lot of other elements that contribute to a person's success. To begin with, a caring and supportive family will always encourage an individual to focus on his goals and make him feel whole. Additionally, having a dream career is another method to find fulfillment in life. Finally, these elements, when combined with good health, provide an excellent combination for achieving success. As people who sustain a healthy balance between work and life are better than those who have enough money to buy anything in the world but lack calmness. To summarize, success means different things to different people. While some people associate wealth with success, I believe that a sense of accomplishment gained through satisfaction is the true measure of success.
Sample 10:
Money and luxuries are widely accepted as a measure of victory. A person's success, in my opinion, cannot be defined by their belongings or credits. Money will always provide a sense of fulfillment in life, but it will never provide a sense of fulfillment in the soul. In the following paragraphs, I will explain why. People who have a lot of money may not be happy. They could be sobbing uncontrollably due to their unsatisfactory lives. Finances are viewed as a measure of prestige under traditional society standards. A successful person has a perfect blend of a loving family, a promising career, and good health. If a student does not study for an exam, he or she may fail. He won't be able to pass the exam with money. Money isn't as valuable as hard labor. A person's fortune does not imply that he or she has made money. Everyone would have prosperity if it was free. The truth is that only a small percentage of people are dedicated and conscientious. Positive mental, happiness, and satisfaction are derived when people are more effective and productive with what they do. The honey of success isn't bought with money. It all depends on how hard we work and how satisfied we are with the results. Thomas Edison's story is a classic example. He experimented with the filament hundreds of times before inventing the most renowned light bulb. Rather than his fortune, it was his hard work and brilliance that made him successful. To summarize, I feel that in order to be successful, people must be diligent and motivated to work on their ambition. Rather than depend on money for all of the reasons stated above. If a person derives success from their life experiences and depicts it as a victory. This attitude will inspire him to avoid squandering energy and chase a more modern and higher peak. Individual achievement differs, but happiness and fulfillment are the true indicators of success.
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