六级作文真题类型【一】
评注式笔记不单摘录，还要写出自己对这些要点的`看法和评价。常用方法有书头批注。即在书中重要地方用笔打上符号或在空白处加批注、折页作记号；也可用提纲方法把书和文章论点或主要论据扼要记叙下来；还可用摘要式综合全文要点、记下主要内容；读完全书或全文对得失加以评论也是一种方法。六级作文真题类型【二】
淅淅沥沥的春雨唤醒了熟睡的玫瑰！悄悄地，她张开了唯美却又含蓄的脸庞！玫瑰美在她的含蓄！她不象牡丹那样绚烂，不象茉莉那样浓香，不象百合那样皎洁！她，有着其他任何花儿没有的象征——爱情！
不知什么时候，玫瑰成了爱情的代名词！有玫瑰的地方就有恋人！玫瑰特有的香味给予恋人无限的回味！
在中世纪的欧洲，玫瑰代表着神灵的方向，她是那般神秘！可今天为何演变成爱情的象征我们不得而知！玫瑰为世代人们传递着爱情，她的贡献有谁能说的清楚，有些自以为知晓玫瑰花语的人们总要高呼：什么玫瑰，庸俗！庸俗？何以得知！难道玫瑰为人们承载太多的爱情换来的就是一句庸俗？
不管陶渊明独爱菊，李唐人独爱牡丹，还是周敦颐独爱莲，我始终不逾的爱着玫瑰！她的品格才是最高贵的！竞百花，却依然拥有那份淡淡的幽香；传递着哪怕最低劣的爱情，却依然保持那份高贵；被人们四处传递却依然秉着谦恭而含蓄的直至枯萎！如果她的花瓣被恶意掰开，不出一天她就将去，因为她要保持那份谦恭，保护自己的那种高贵不被尘世的污秽玷辱！
今天，自己用心浇灌的玫瑰开了，开满花园，开满心田！间或采些许花瓣夹在书中留个纪念！
初夏的玫瑰开得正旺，可实际上她已经败了，玫瑰永远开在半掩半虚，含蓄幽香的初春！
仍旧驻足远眺，等待花开花落，等待来年春天又一个玫瑰花开的季节！
六级作文真题类型【三】
Nowadays, advertisements can be found everywhere in big cities. They shout at us from the television screen and radio loudspeakers, wave to us from every page of the newspaper, signal to us from the roadside billboards all day and flash messages to us in colored lights all night.
Faced with a flood of advertisement, some people wonder whether it is necessary to have such huge sums spent on advertising. They often cite in illustration of it the attractive, but false and deceptive advertisements to which many consumers fall victim. Why don't we stop advertising and use the money to reduce the price of goods? It sounds like a good idea, but they fail to notice the contribution advertising makes to our society. Because the production of a better product to compete for customers' money is the goal of advertisers, customers are thus given a chance to compare their products and get the best and cheapest one. Besides, as the advertisement can provide people with a lot of immediate and detailed information as to the availability of a certain product, or a service or a job, it makes life much more convenient. And another thing we mustn't forget: the fact that we pay so little for our daily newspapers and TV programs is due entirely to the money spent by advertisers.
Advertising performs such a useful service to our society that we can't imagine what would happen if there were no advertisements. (198 words
