托福写作真题作文经典范文【一】
在过去2年的征途中，我不论是否拥有过欢笑，拥有过阳光，都已经成为了永远的记忆，现在摆在我面前的是：新的老师，新的同学，新的学校，新的生活，新的开始。
初3，是决定自己人生的关键时期，命运掌握在自己手中，如何抉择自己决定。成绩是自己升学的见证，成绩的好坏由字决定。时间由自己安排，我不想辜负家人，朋友对我的期望，更不能对不起自己。所以，我要在初3这个关键的时期努力，不论以前如何都要努力。
有位伟人说过：“态度决定一切”态度的好坏可以决定自己的人生，所以我要端正自己对学习的态度。首先要改变自己的缺点。
目标是我们通往成功的地图，想取得成功，首先要为自己树立一个目标，不同的目标驱动着我们相同的梦想，只有付出了行动，迈出我们坚实的步伐，才能让我们达到成功的彼岸，确定了目标，就要为它而努力拼搏，我们要立长志，不要常立志，我的目标是考上双峰一中，既然树立了目标，就要努力。
在这个崭新的学期里为自己而奋斗吧!
托福写作真题作文经典范文【二】
新的一学期开始了，我的新学期生活又翻开了崭新的一页，在这一学期里，我打算做些什么呢?我想：我要发扬我的优点，做到再接再厉;改掉我的坏习惯，做到有错必纠。
首先，要养成早睡早起的习惯，不能因为做事拖沓而导致很晚睡觉，从而第二天早上不能早起早读，而且还时常因为担心迟到而弄得慌慌张张，不是忘带红领巾就是忘带钥匙。
无论在学校，还是在家里，我都应该抽更多的时间来锻炼身体，妈妈常对我说：身体才是革命的本钱，如果身体不好，就什么都做不好。因为我之前缺乏锻炼，所以体育成绩并没有得到提高，也因此成为我全面发展的绊脚石，有了困难要勇敢地面对，要想办法克服。
通过一个假期的练习，我觉得我的书写有了很大的提高，所以接下来，我要坚持把它练下去，而且要端正坐姿，不能长成驼背哦。
以上就是我新学期的\'打算，我相信我一定能够做到的。***曾经说过：多做实事，少说空话。所以，我也要做到言出必行。你呢?
托福写作真题作文经典范文【三】
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi was the peerless precursor of India national independence movement as well as a provident politician with prodigious probity. Grown up in penury, he was a pious posterity of the Indian people and had no prodigal penchants.
Fighting for the perennial independence of India, Gandhi is propped by many followers. He told them to keep placid and proscribed violence which may pervert people, for he knew profoundly, if that prevails, their prestige would be profaned and the movement would fall in plight. As a result, he kept placating his followers by plotting petitions with percussions and pleaded with the British colonists with propriety to accept their plausible proposals. Local governors professed his process permissible, and his minions proliferated.
As Gandhi’s propensity to become independent protruded and his profuse methods of struggle protracted, the colonists were prodded and pensive. They fear that the poise would be broken and fights would pervade. So they prosecuted Gandhi for pilferage of poultries and plunged the plaintiff into the penal jail. The jail keeper was prone to sympathy and made special food provision for Gandhi by pecking the jail wall. Their precious proximity was not perpetuated. Soon the keeper was precluded from touching Gandhi and Gandhi lost his preference.??
A prolific playwright wrote a play about Gandhi with pertinent topic recently. In the prelude of the play he premised that Gandhi was still alive. When the play was on, it precipitated and the perspective of the city’s profile became picturesque.
托福写作真题作文经典范文【四】
The Lord and the Hermit
Once upon a time there was a rapacious lord. He was relentless to his tenants and quelled them by placing quotas to their living condition. Soon he collected quantitatively great revenue and lived in a radiate palace. He was also renowned for his queer clothes.
One day the lord’s disease relapsed, so he rallied his subordinates for help. One of them said: “I’ve heard of a recluse who knows regimen well residing nearby. Why not visit his residence for help?” Another retorted: “Be prudent, maybe it is only a rumor.” But the rash lord was filled with rapture and ratified the visiting plan.??
On the next Sunday, the lord purged himself, held a quaint rite and started for the hermit’s home. They passed rugged rustic passages full of paddles and the lord almost recoiled. Finally they arrived. The lord felt disappointed at the recluse’s reception, but he wouldn’t relinquish the chance and talked to the hermit with reverence.
The hermit ruminated and reverted to the main topic in a pungent voice: “I’ve heard lots of your ravenous deeds. You retract the land you’ve distributed to the farmers and order them to redeem their land. You must redress your guilt and rehabilitate their freedom. Reimburse their respective debts and build refuge for them. You can retain the residue of your property.”??
The lord was reluctant to renounce his wealth and be rent from his palace. He rebuked: “Your advice is too reckless. I’m resolute not to accept it.”
“Why so repulsive? You cannot repudiate my words.” The hermit reiterated his suggestion and its resonance echoed. “Remit their taxes with rebates, or a riot is imminent.”
The lord again refuted. At last he went back in remorse.
