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December 2023 College English Test Band 4
Essay Prompt: A wise person once said "The more you learn, the more you realize how little you know." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Why? Use specific reasons and examples to support your position.
My Big Essay for the English Test
Hi! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I go to Sunshine Elementary School and I'm in 5th grade. For this essay I have to write if I agree or disagree that the more you learn, the more you see how little you know. It's kind of a confusing sentence but I'll try my best to figure it out!
I think I agree with the wise saying, at least from my experience so far. The more stuff I learn in school, the more I realize there's a whole hugeeee world of things I don't know yet. It's kind of overwhelming sometimes! Like when I was just starting kindergarten, I thought I knew pretty much everything important. I could read basic books, write my name, count to 100, and name all the colors and shapes. So in my 5-year-old brain, I was basically a genius who had life all figured out.
But then I started actually going to school and learning new things every day. Suddenly there were these huge concepts like algebra, photosynthesis, world geography, and the rules of grammar that I didn't even know existed before. With each new topic I learned, I realized "Whoa, this is a whole other subject I didn't know about at all just last year!" It made me see how much wonderful knowledge there is in the world that I haven't learned yet.
One example that really struck me was when we started learning about world explorers in 3rd grade. I had no clue who famous people like Christopher Columbus, Magellan, and
Neil Armstrong were before that. I didn't realize there were brave men who had traveled all over the globe, discovering new lands and even walking on the moon! My mind was completely blown by how little I knew about the amazing field of exploration.
In 4th grade, we learned about electricity and circuits, which is something I never really thought about before. All the lights, appliances, and technology we use every day runs on who knew?? (Well, obviously a lot of really smart people knew that already, just not me!) It definitely showed me there are entire industries and job fields out there that I'm still totally clueless about.
This year in 5th grade, my область inexperience just keeps growing and growing. We're learning state history, which goes into tons of details about how my state was founded, the different indigenous tribes that lived here, and thekey political figures over the decades. We're also getting into more advanced math concepts like statistics, probability, and variables. And let's not even get started on the massive field of science -- we've been studying the human body, the solar system, force and motion, and different types of energy.
I never realized before how many incredibly complex sub-topics fall under the umbrella of "science"!
At this rate, I'm a little worried that by the time I get to middle school and high school, I'll just be drowning in a sea of my own ignorance about chemistry, physics, world history, literature, and everything else. The more I learn, the more I see how much there still is to know. It's like those Russian nesting dolls -- you open one up and there's another, smaller doll inside. And then another inside that one. And another! The learning journey just keeps going deeper and deeper.
英语四级考试时间多少分钟 But you know what? I'm actually happy and excited that there's so much left for me to discover. It means I'll never get bored or run out of new things to explore. As I keep studying and learning with each passing year, I'll get to experience those awesome "aha!" moments where an entirely new subject gets introduced andunlocked for me. While it can be intimidating to realize how little I truly know, it also means there is a neverending well of wisdom and knowledge for me to dive into. All the sciences, histories, arts, and cultures just waiting for me to learn how cool is that??
So in conclusion, I do agree with the wise quote. As a still-very-young student, the more I learn in school, the more I realize there are infinite other fields, concepts, and types of knowledge out there that I haven't even scratched the surface of yet. But instead of feeling discouraged, I choose to be excited and motivated to keep exploring this endlessly fascinating world of information. The more you learn, the more you see how little and the more you'll want to keep on learning forever! At least, that's how I feel about it at this point in my life. Maybe ask me again when I'm in college though, and my perspective might be a little different! For now, I'm just a 10-year-old who looks forward to cracking open those Russian doll layers of knowledge, one by one. Okay, gotta go, my mom is calling me for dinner! Bye!
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