sat作文素材大全

sat作文素材大全篇一

sat作文素材之案例佳句大放送

sat作文素材之案例佳句大放送

好的sat作文素材能够为自己的作文添彩，所以同学们在平时备考sat写作的时候，不妨大量搜集一些sat作文素材，以便在考试过程中适当运用。下面太傻sat考试频道为大家带来一批sat作文素材，包括写作好句型和援引事例，供大家参考。

1. Just as not every Japanese is hardworking and deferential to superiors, not every Chinese is devoted to family, not every American is ambitious or patriotic-or even unsophisticated.

2. The job of the parents is to give the children every opportunity while they are growing up and then get out of their way.

3. Current wisdom says that if you want a successful product, you need first to perform detailed market analysis, making sure that there are plenty of people who need the new product and that you entry into the market will be able to gain a significant share of that market.

4. There is no doubt that hard work contributes to success, yet a person can work awfully hard and still achieve very little.

5. The evidence suggests that, on balance, people today tend to concern them selves with only practical matters that are related to their life.

6. At first glance, it would seem that increased bureaucracy creates obstacles between the citizens and those who govern, thereby separating the two groups. Closer examination reveals, however, that in many ways government bureaucracy actually bridges the gap, and that new technologies now allow for ways around the gap.

7.Whereas other societies look to the past for guidance, we cast our nets f orward.

8. It is the belief in a brighter future that gives us optimism.

9. When half the population goes to college, one cannot expect the colleges to maintain the same standards as in countries where only the elite attend.

10. No one could seriously think that anyone who grows up poor, lives in a bad neighborhood, and attends an inferior school has an opportunity equal to that of someone more favored.

几位历史名人：

1、甘地 Gandhi

甘地的事例真的太多太多了所以要全部的请自己去wiki或者查资料

这里就说我最喜欢用的几个事迹

另外因为是印度人又算是革命家所以名字阿地名阿专业名词都很奇怪也很多 怕烦就别用

(第一段还是介绍人物)

Gandhi was a major political and spiritual leader of India during the Indian independence movement. He was the pioneer of satyagraha resistance to tyranny through mass civil disobedience, firmly founded upon ahimsa or total non-violence ---- which led India to independence and has inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world. He is commonly known around the world as Mahatma Gandhi 'Great Soul' . He is officially honored in India as the Father of the Nation. (接下来是事迹)

He first employed non-violent disobedience while an expatriate lawyer in South Africa. → faced discrimination directed at Indians; thrown off the train after refusing to move from the first class to a third class while holding a valid first class ticket.

It was through witnessing firsthand the racism, prejudice and injustice against Indians in South Africa that Gandhi started to question his people's status within the British Empire, and his own place in society. (这段可以用于motive一类的问题) 直接跳到最有名的salt march 中间还有很多小的政治运动有兴趣的自己wiki

Gandhi launched a new satyagraha against tax on salt in March 1930, highlighted by the famous Salt March to Dandi from 12 March to 6 April, marching 400 kilometers (248 miles) from Ahmedabad to Dandi, Gujarat to make salt himself. Thousand of Indians joined him on this march to the sea. The government decided to negotiate with Gandhi and later agreed to set all political prisoners free, who were imprisoned in the salt movement. (这个的话struggle阿peace or violence阿都可以 自己斟酌吧){sat作文素材大全}.

2、诺贝尔 Alfred Nobel

开头还是背景介绍凑字数

Alfred Nobel, Swedish chemist, inventor, and philanthropist, was born in Stockholm and received an education in Saint Petersburg, Russia and in United States,

where he studied mechanical engineering. He returned to Saint Petersburg to work under his father, developing mines, torpedoes, and other explosives.

In a family-owned factory in Sweden, he sought to develop a safe way to handle nitroglycerin, after a factory explosion in 1864 killed his younger brother and four other people. (可以用在motive之类的话题上) In 1866 Nobel achieved his goal; by using an organic packing material to reduce the volatility of the nitroglycerin, he produced what he called dynamite. He later produced ballistae, one of the first smokeless powders. At the time of his death he controlled factories for the manufacture of explosives in many parts of the world. (多才多艺啊versatile啊success可以各个领域都同时做到啊之类 一年了我也忘记当时怎么分类的了总之肯定可以套啦-_____,-)

Yet, Nobel was very humble and had no desire to hunt fame and wealth. He lived very simply, donating most money to the scientific development. After his own experiments led him to the lucrative invention of dynamite, Alfred Nobel established a fund to reward other innovators "contributing most materially to the benefit of mankind." The Nobel Prize are among the most highly regarded awards an individual can receive and are given in the areas of chemistry, physics, physiology or medicine, literature, and peace, and economics was introduced in honor in 1968. The awards reflect the interdisciplinary interests of the man himself; in addition to performing valuable chemical research, Nobel spoke several languages, traveled widely, and wrote poetry. (继续多才多艺 还有慈善啊 成功的目的不是为了个人啊 blabla..)

3、梵高 Van Gogh

第一段还是介绍成就

Vincent Van Gogh, Dutch postimpressionist painter, a leader in the development of expressionism in painting, was famous for his creating expressive paintings characterized by intense color and turbulent brush strokes.

Actually, Vincent Van Gogh hadn't got systematic and thorough study in painting or arts. He left grammar school to become an apprentice at an art dealership in the Hague, then a French tutor, a theological student, and an evangelist among the miners at Wasmes in Belgium. During the nearly two years he spent living among the miners

and sharing their poverty, he lost his faith, but he found in art the possibility of a new career. Van Gogh was mostly self-taught as an artist, learning painting techniques by copying from prints. (自学成才 和莎士比亚一个类型的 还有 信仰的改变之类的话题)

In 1886 Van Gogh went to live with his brother, Théo, in Paris, where he became familiar with the new art movements developing at the time. He came to know many of the younger artists, through whom he learned to admire the work of Japanese printmakers and effected the linear patterns and flat areas of color in Japanese prints on his style. Under the influence of the French painters, Van Gogh began to experiment with current techniques. After he first saw the brighter color and less sentimental subject matter of impressionist painting, he began to abandon the dark colors of his early works for a much brighter and lighter palette.

Van Gogh's works failed to find an appreciative audience during his lifetime, remaining unknown and silent until the 20th century when people got a steadily rising interests in them. (应该也算个话题点?)

4、道格拉斯 Frederick Douglass

因为不想用马丁路德金所以挑一个相对冷门但是同类型的来用 黑人维权者

Douglass, whose original name was Frederick Augustus Bailey (我也没记住这个- -), was born in 1817 in Talbot County, Maryland. He was born a slave due to the law that children followed the status of their mothers. At the age of seven or eight, Frederick was sent to Baltimore to the home of Hugh and Sophia Auld. Sophia Auld began to teach Frederick to read from Bible until her husband forbade such

instruction. Having used the books belonging to Sophia Auld's son to teach himself secretly, Frederick had already learned basic literacy skills. By standing the work The Columbian, which he bought as his first book, Frederick became convinced of the injustice of slavery and the right of all people to be free. From the book he also learned public speaking techniques that would later make him one of the greatest orators of his age. (“教育”/“知识”使人“改变” 3个点都有)

When Frederick was 17, the Auld found him too independent and sent him to work for Edward Covey, a 'slave breaker' who specialized in shattering the spirit of rebellious slaves. Covey had Frederick beaten daily for the slightest violation of

impossibly strick rules. After nearly 6 months Frederick resisted Covey, wrestling him to a dra in a fight, after which Covey never attempted to beat him again. Frederick described his conflict with Covey as 'the turning point of my life as a slave'. Before the battle Frederick believed he was 'nothing', but after it, he emphatically wrote :'I was a man now.' (这个..自己看吧 凑字数/ 自我认知/ 改变 the achievement of self-worth causes people to change之类的都可以)

接下来凑字数/把故事讲完/自己挖掘套题点

In September 1838 Frederick obtained papers supplied by a free black seaman and, dressed as a sailor just back from sea duty, took a train from Baltimore to NY. He made his way to the way to the home of David Ruggles, one of the leading black abolitionists in the nation, and began to work for the abolition of slavery. He wrote 3 autobiographies, which were widely read, and published a newspaper that discussed the evils of slavery and discrimination. Later as the agent for the lager American Anti-Slavery Society, he traveled throughout much of the North, speaking at

antislavery meetings, giving public lectures and helping to recruit members for the societies.

At his death in 1895, Douglass had already established his reputation as the foremost African American spokesperson of the 19th century as well as one of the nation's most effective orators and activists.

阅读自己感兴趣的，至少是能读下去的。阅读，实悦读尔。广泛地阅读英文带给学生的远远不止sat作文的素材，而将会变身为个人学术常识和修养的一部分。这也是从长远而言，还作文以本来面目，还应试作文以本来面目最深远的意义。

就短期准备来说，sat考试作文题目足够宽泛，不会考到任何专业学科知识。那么反言之，任何学科的背景知识都可能在作文中派上用场。所以官方的6分范文里有战争名将、经济大萧条、专业医学知识、文学小说，也有身边的老师和其他普通人。真是万事万物皆可入文。纵观作文开考以来的所有真题，我们会发现其中可以用某个名人作为论证例子的题目几近1/3。那么何不特别准备一下某一学科某一人物的知识呢?

每个人都是独特的，sat作文的魅力也就在于展示考生真实的一面。每个考生的兴趣、志向、热爱的学科都不一样，为什么一说挫折就写爱迪生试验灯丝，一说学习生活就写上次sat没考好?除了爱迪生和马丁·路德·金，我们还能说出很多美国人民熟悉的英雄，我们

sat作文素材大全篇二

SAT写作句子素材

SAT写作句子素材

关键字：

SAT写作句子素材,SAT写作

SAT写作虽然有一定的范围，但是要想取得一个不错的成绩，注意收集整理SAT写作素材是很有帮助的，下面就给考生介绍SAT写作句子素材，仅供大家参考。

1)Although he is not lucky enough to be endowed with a frightening appearance, Mike is not downhearted.即便没有拥有一副天生的吓人长相，Mike也不气馁。(注：downhearted/discouraged/dejected气馁的)

2)He is convinced that as long as he study diligently, he is bound to surpass other monsters.他坚信，只要他努力学习，他肯定能超过其他怪兽。(注：be bound to do肯定会)

3)With ceaseless efforts, Mike wins professors’ respect and confidence.凭着不懈的努力，Mike赢得了教授们的尊重和信心。(注：win sb’s respect赢得某人的尊敬)

4)The scarier the monster looks, the more successful he is likely to be.怪兽长得越吓人越容易成功。

5)Mike is in a inferior position.Mike处于劣势。

6)It seems that Sulley is cut out to be a scarer.似乎Sulley天生就该是scarer。(注：is cut out to be是个固定说法，意思：天生)

7)Unmindful of his work, Sulley is reprimanded by his professor and admonished by the club.Sulley不务正业，受到教授的责备和社团的警告。(注：unmindful of sb’s work不务正业;吊儿郎当)

8)Everyone who fails to live up to the expectation of the club will be expelled.任何不能达到社团期望的人都会被开除。(注：fail to没能做成某事;live up to the expectation达到某人的期望)

以上便是关于SAT写作句子素材，大家在备考自己的SAT写作考试的时候，一定要认真准备这类SAT写作素材。

sat作文素材大全篇三

SAT作文例子素材段

SAT作文素材段

挑战权威

Martin Luther King Jr.

Born in Atlanta on Jan 15th, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr. led a peaceful life with his parents when he was young. He was so smart that he got a Bachelor degree when he was only 19 years old in 1948. But unfortunately, the adversity happened that racial discrimination started to be prevalent in the U.S. again. Having suffered from all of the discriminations and humiliations to the blacks, Martin Luther King was nominated as the leader of the campaign in 1956. The most important moment took place in 1963 when he delivered a speech named “I have a dream” in front of the Lincoln Memorial to express the anger towards racial discrimination and hope to be equal with white people. Afterwards, the Kennedy Administration started to take actions and King won the Nobel peace prize one year later. Although he was murdered when he was 39 years old, the black would not have gained equal rights with the white people if King had not protested against the white supremacists.

Steve Jobs

Quit college in an early age, Steve Job established Apple with his friend in 1976. Soon after he started his own company, he and his friend made the Apple’s first computer Apple I, which marked the initiate of his career. During his life he went through the excitement of making huge profits and the loneliness of being driven away from Apple. But he went back to Apple 20 years later in 1997, a time when Apple was in a tendency of declining and Microsoft had dominated the software industry for nearly a decade. With the aspiration to succeed and the confidence to challenge the Microsoft, Jobs designed Mackintosh, a unique operating system and a computer---iMac. To his surprise, the Mackintosh and iMac received such a huge success that it surprised the Microsoft leaders and many computer users. In a way, it was courage that created a successful operating system, which was a landmark in Apple’s history.

The Manchester City

Established in the year of 1894, Manchester City is a soccer club who owns a long history in English soccer history. What’s more, the club also has a high ambition to get another championship in the English Premier League since it stepped in the league in 2002. Unfortunately, it was a time when some famous clubs like Manchester United who dominated the Barclays Premier League for a very long time and got many of those championships. Having struggled and failed for many times in those years, all the people in Manchester City decided to proof that they can also beat all their opponents and dominate the Barclays Premier League as another club in Manchester. Therefore, they hired a new coach and bought many famous players like Mario Balotelli. All these preparations and hard trainings turned out that they won Manchester United at Old Trafford court by the score of 6 to 1 on September, 2011 and 1 to 0 at Ethihad court on April, 2012. Finally, Manchester City, a football club which was not paid much attention and always be regarded as a small team, won the championship of Barclays Premier League after 44 years. In a word, it was the spirit of fighting against the prevalent power and the dream of be the champion supported the club to achieve a high honor.

苦难与成功{sat作文素材大全}.

Thomas Edison

Born in a very ordinary family, Edison was educated very well with the help of his mother, who was a teacher. But he was driven away from school for the reason that he was considered as intellectually incompetent when he was very young. His mother,who could not accept the fact, started to educate Edison by herself. During which Edison always attempted to do some experiments while he was doing part-time jobs on the train. Once he nearly caught the whole train on fire, which provoked the anger of the chief on the train that he slapped one of Edison’s ears, leading to the loss of hearing on that ear. He had failed for nearly 1000 times when he was inventing light bulbs and an enormous quantity of materials were tested. At last, he found that the tungsten string could make the light last longer and consequently, he invented the light bulb successfully. Just as one of his sayings: “Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration”. Only by trying one time after another and gaining more experience can Edison succeed at last.

Abraham Lincoln

With a poor family background and the early death of his mother, Lincoln led a hard life and suffered an unpleasant childhood. His fiancé passed away after he got engaged her, which made Lincoln so miserable that he lied on bed for nearly six months. What was more, he encountered countless failures that he had to find a job to maintain the sustenance. During which he switched jobs for many times and he even succeed in nothing when he was an ordinary senator and voting for governor. But with great determination, he finally overcame all these difficulties and became the president of America in 1860 and elected as the president again in 1864. Although he was murdered only one year after his election, his endeavor of overcoming difficulties and hardships inspired many generations of Americans.

人生动力

Martin Luther King Jr.

Born in Atlanta on Jan 15th, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr. led a peaceful life with his parents when he was young. He was so smart that he got a Bachelor degree when he was only 19 years old in 1948. But unfortunately, the adversity happened that racial discrimination started to be prevalent in the U.S. again. Having suffered from all of the discriminations and humiliations to the blacks, Martin Luther King was nominated as the leader of the campaign in 1956. The most important moment took place in 1963 when he delivered a speech named “I have a dream” in front of the Lincoln Memorial to express the anger towards racial discrimination and hope to be equal with white people. Afterwards, the Kennedy Administration started to take actions and King won the Nobel peace prize one year later. Although he was murdered when he was 39 years old, the black would not have gained equal rights with the white people if King had not protested against the white supremacists.

Mark Zuckerburg

Having had an excellent academic performance throughout his school years, he got admitted to Harvard very early. A few days after he went to Harvard, he quarreled and broke up with his girlfriend because of some personal issues. He was so angry that he always disdain his ex-girlfriend on the school network, and only by that time did he had the inspiration to set up a

platform where all the students can see all of the girl’s pictures. Afterward, he was even much crazy on operating his platform that he expanded it into a communication platform where students can see what their friends and classmates do. He tried his best to operate the platform that he hacked the school’s network eventually. The school leaders felt very angry and surprised that they closed Zuckerberg’s platform. Then, something even more amazing happened that he quit Harvard in 2004 and changed the platform to Face book, a website which has 500 million users in only 5 years. In a way, it was Zuckerburg’ s fond and passion of internet that helped him achieve great success and huge profits.{sat作文素材大全}.

名人效应

Princess Diana

Ordinary as she was, Diana’s beauty outshines most people around her. As a result, Prince Charles fell in love with her despite her social status. Against all odds, they got married in 1982, which drew the attention of tens of thousands of people. Thus, a large number people admired her very much and they all wanted to see that brilliant and beautiful woman. Therefore, some paporozzies always took pictures of her and always exposes some private news of her to the public, which led to the collapse of the marriage between Diana and Charles. Having bothered by those people and gossips and could not lead a comfortable life, Diana could not endure them anymore, and it finally led to the startling accident and the death of her in 1997. At that time she was trying to escape from those cameras on the highway in her car. The accident has passed for a decade, but leaves a question for us: Would Diana be fine if those paporozzies were not chasing and taking pictures about her?

Adolf Hitler

Brilliant as he was as a speaker, he was also a belligerent general. He was a very outstanding student at young age, but he treat Jews as his biggest enemies in his life, which was the mainly reason he established the Nazi in the 1920s. Not very long after he was nominated as Prime-Minister in 1933, he delivered many speeches to the Germans to obliterate Jews and conquer the world, which led the whole nation to a war-fighting status. After that, many Jews were put into jails or even killed; some of them had to escape to other countries to escape persecution. In 1939, the Nazi army started the World War II, leading to a catastrophe in the human history. But his “victory” came to an end when the Soviet army occupied Berlin on May 4th, 1945, and with his gun, he ended his life stained with a great amount of blood. It was his belligerence and people’s blind trust on him that led to the collapse of the Nazi Germany and the death of himself.

个人利益与集体利益

Apple

As the leader in IT industry since it was established in 1976, Apple has designed and produced a large quantity of outstanding products like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad by Steve Jobs and many brilliant designers. Their products became extremely popular due to their cool appearances, simple operational approach, and their various convenient softwares. Customers greatly appreciate the good qualities of those products without realizing that all of those are originated from the assembly of smart ideas of those brilliant designers. The designers devoted

all their time at work to deal with new products and they spared no efforts to try to improve their exciting products in order to enhance the experiences of those Apple users. In a word, Apple would not have developed successfully if all those designers had not assembled their ideas together and worked together as a whole.

FC Barcelona

As one of the most famous football clubs, it is well known for its teamwork and those brilliant players, but very few people, even those zealot fans knows that behind its success is the rigorous discipline. All players must obey the rules determined by the coach. As a consequence, many famous football players like Leo Messi, Ronaldo, and David Villa make contributions through processing adroit skills; still have to obey the rules and discipline just like everyone else on the team. In this way, the club made a huge progress and got many honors in the Liga BBVA, the Euro Championship, and so on. It was the strict discipline that made the team a huge success.

竞争与合作

Apple and Microsoft

Since the 1970s, the two companies gradually become the leaders of the IT industry after developing several decades. Apple, started in 1976, made their first computer Apple I in 1976 and it is also well known for its unique operating system, Music player, and its computer series---Mac series. Microsoft, which is two years older than Apple, is the leader on the software industry. Both of them have its advantages and they are constantly trying to innovate to surpass the other. At last, Apple made innovations on mobile phone in advance and it finally led to the design of iPhone in 2007, which is a landmark of the company. In contrast, Microsoft did not manage to create a correspondent product which can be competitive to Apple, which made its development tends to be stagnant. Only under the pressure of competition with Microsoft can Apple create such a genius product which helps the company go beyond Microsoft.

McDonald’s, KFC, and Burger king

McDonald’sowns the longest history and it is well known for its beef burger and its high quality for half of a century. KFC, established in 1930s by Sanders, is also a leader in the fast food industry and it is also famous for is delicious fried chicken. Burger king, owns the shortest history, is also famous in these years for the reason of it offers its burgers in a healthier way with fresh vegetables. These three companies compete with each other to offer consumers more choices and healthier foods rather than simple junk food. As a result, the structure of eating of consumers are changing gradually and becoming much healthier. As a result, they are surely benefited from the competition between the three companies.

诚实与谎言

Jane, one of the main characters of the story, pneumonia, which was a terrible disease at that time. She thought she would die as soon as the leaves on the tree were all fall down. She couldn’t change her mind and kept pessimistic no matter who attempted to persuade her. Mr.Bellman, her neighbor as well as a painter, was so concerned about her that he decided to do something for her. During a night with heavy thunderstorm, Mr.Bellman secretly drew a piece of leaf on the wall as Jane fall asleep. On the other day, when Jane opened the curtains with sadness,

she was surprised to see that there was still one leaf on the tree. Afterwards she became optimistic and she overcame the disease quickly. She ran quickly to Mr.Bellman’s house but only to found that Mr.Bellman was died of cancer when she knew the reality of the issue. It was Mr.Bellman’s kind deception that helped Jane overcame the disease.

The father and the girl

Once there was a father who went on a voyage with his daughter. He took care of her daughter every day and they played happily together. But his heart was stabled by a knife during turbulence when he was peeling an apple. His face looked pale but he kept conciliating her daughter and took her to dinner. Before finishing the voyage, he told his daughter to tell her mom that he was OK. But the tragedy came at last; he collapsed on board and died as soon as the girl met her mother. The girl would not have finished the trip and felt at ease if the father had told her the truth.

sat作文素材大全篇四

SAT写作经典素材之安徒生

SAT写作经典素材之安徒生

信息来源：网络 发布时间:2015-04-13

摘 要：下面介绍的是关于SAT写作经典素材之安徒生，这篇SAT写作例子详细的分析了安徒生的生平和他在儿童文学领域所创造的成就，在很多的SAT写作话题中都有可能用到。

关键字：SAT写作经典素材,SAT写作

下面为大家整理的是SAT写作经典素材之安徒生，希望可以帮助大家顺利冲刺SAT考试高分。

A native of Denmark ( info5 ), Hans Christian Andersen ( info1 ) is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote are like no others written before or since. "The Steadfast Tin Soldier", "The Snow Queen" , "The Swineherd" , "The Nightingale" Hans Christian Andersen was born in Odense ( info2 ) on April 2, 1805 ( info3) in a one-room house ( now Hans Christian Andersen Museum) in Hans Jensens Stræde and lived here a short time from 1805 -1807. In 1807 Hans Christian and the family moved to another house, Hans Christian Andersen Childhood Home, ( info3 ) in Munkemøllestræde 3-5 in Odense, where he lived from 1807-1819.

When he was 11 years old, his father ( info4 ) died (26. april 1816) and he was virtually left alone. He went to school only at intervals and spent most of his time imagining stories rather than reading lessons. He could memorize very easily and learned some of his lessons by listening to a neighbourhood boy who was in the habit of studying aloud. He memorized and recited plays to anyone who would listen and imitated ballet dancers, acrobats or pantomists.

To put an end on this, his mother apprenticed him first to a weaver, then to a tobacconist and finally to a tailor. Hans Christian knew these occupations were not for him. The only things that held his interest were the theater , books and stories. When he was 14, he decided to go to Copenhagen. Few monts after his confirmation on the 4 September 1819 he leaved Odense and seek his fortune in Copenhagen.

In 1835 Andersen published 'Fairy Tales for Children' - four short stories he wrote for a little girl, Ida Thiele, who was the daughter of the secretary of the Academy of Art. People, who had read the stories - adults as well as children - wanted more. Andersen published 168 fairy tales in all. He wrote the stories just as he would have told them. Although he never married and had no children of his own, he was at his best as an interpreter of the nature of children.

Hans Christian Andersen died (info6) on Aug.4, 1875.

汉斯·克里斯蒂安·安徒生(Hans Christian Andersen，1805年4月2日-1875年8月4日)丹麦作家，诗人，因为他的童话故事而世界闻名。他最著名的童话故事有《小锡兵》、《冰雪女王》、《拇指姑娘》、《卖火柴的小女孩》、《丑小鸭》和《红鞋》等。安徒生生前曾得到皇家的致敬，并被高度赞扬为给全欧洲的一代孩子带来了欢乐。他的作品已经被译为150多种语言，成千上万册童话书在全球陆续发行出版。他的童话故事还激发了大量电影，舞台剧，芭蕾舞剧以及电影动画的制作。

以上就是为大家总结的SAT写作经典素材之安徒生，想要取得满分的同学一定要多加努力哦，前程百利预祝各位考生的SAT考试圆满成功。

sat作文素材大全篇五

SAT写作经典素材之法拉第

SAT写作经典素材之法拉第

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摘 要：下面介绍的是关于SAT写作经典素材之法拉第，在这篇SAT写作例子中详细的介绍了英国物理学家和化学家法拉第的生平以及他所取得的成就和对社会的影响。

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下面为大家整理的是SAT写作经典素材之法拉第，希望可以帮助大家顺利冲刺SAT考试高分。 The English chemist and physicist Michael Faraday, b. Sept. 22, 1791, d.Aug. 25, 1867, is known for his pioneering experiments in electricity andmagnetism. Many consider him the greatest experimentalist who ever lived.

Several concepts that he derived directly from experiments, such as lines of magnetic force, have become common ideas in modern physics.

Faraday was born at Newington, Surrey, near London. He received little more than a primary education, and at the age of 14 he was apprenticed to a bookbinder. There he became interested in the physical and chemical works of the time. After hearing a lecture by the famous chemist Humphry Davy, he sent Davy the notes he had made of his lectures. As a result Faraday was appointed, at the age of 21, assistant to Davy in the laboratory of the Royal Institution in London.

During the initial years of his scientific work, Faraday occupied himself mainly with chemical problems. He discovered two new chlorides of carbon and succeeded in liquefying chlorine and other gases. He isolated benzene in 1825, the year in which he was appointed director of the laboratory.

Davy, who had the greatest influence on Faraday's thinking, had shown in 1807 that the metals sodium and potassium can be precipitated from their compounds by an electric current, a process known as electrolysis.

Faraday's vigorous pursuit of these experiments led in 1834 to what became known as Faraday's laws of electrolysis.

Faraday described his numerous experiments in electricity and electromagnetism in three volumes entitled Experimental Researches in Electricity (1839, 1844, 1855); his chemical work was chronicled in Experimental Researches in Chemistry and Physics (1858). Faraday ceased research work in 1855 because of declining mental powers, but he continued as a

lecturer until 1861. A series of six children's lectures published in 1860 as The Chemical History of a Candle, has become a classic of science literature.

迈克尔·法拉第(Michael Faraday，公元1791～公元1867)英国物理学家、化学家，也是著名的自学成才的科学家。生于萨里郡纽因顿一个贫苦铁匠家庭。仅上过小学。1831年，他作出了关于力场的关键性突破，永远改变了人类文明。1815年5月回到皇家研究所在戴维指导下进行化学研究。1824年1月当选皇家学会会员，1825年2月任皇家研究所实验室主任，1833----1862任皇家研究所化学教授。1846年荣获伦福德奖章和皇家勋章。

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Coco Chanelwas a French fashion designer and founder of the Chanel brand. She was the only fashion designer to appear on Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century. Along with Paul Poiret, Chanel was credited with liberating women from the constraints of the "corseted silhouette"

and popularizing the acceptance of a sportive, casual chic as the feminine

standard in the post-World War I era.

A prolific fashion creator, Chanel's influence extended beyond couture clothing. Her design aesthetic was realized in jewelry, handbags, and fragrance. Her signature scent, Chanel No. 5, has become an iconic product.

Chanel was known for her lifelong determination, ambition and energy which she applied to her professional and social life. She achieved both success as a businesswoman and social prominence thanks to the connections she made through her work. These included many artists and craftspeople to whom she became a patron. However, Chanel's highly competitive, opportunistic

personality led her to make questionable life choices which have generated

controversy around her reputation, particularly her behaviour during the German occupation of France in World War II.

1. CoCo香奈儿{sat作文素材大全}.

世界上可以有无数个夫人，Coco香奈儿却只有一个。Coco香奈儿对时装美学的独特见解和难得一见的才华，使她结交了不少诗人、画家和知识分子。她的朋友中就有抽象画派大师毕加索 (Picasso)、法国诗人导演高克多 (Jean Cocteau) 等等。一时风流儒雅，正是法国时装和艺术发展的黄金时期。

人生经历：

1883年出生于法国的Auvergne。她六岁时母亲离世，父亲更丢下她和4个兄弟姐妹。自此，她由她的姨妈抚养成人，儿时入读修女院学校 (Convent School)，并在那儿学得一手针线技巧。在她二十二岁那年，即1905年，她当上“咖啡厅歌手”(Cafe singer)，并起了艺名 “Coco”，在不同的歌厅和咖啡厅卖唱维生。在这段歌女生涯中，Coco先后结交了两名老主顾，成为他们的情人知己，一名是英国工业家，另一名是富有的军官。

Chanel No 5香水恒久流行：

除了时装，Chanel也在1921 年推出Chanel No 5香水，女星妮可·基德曼 (Nicole Kidman)作代言人的No 5香水瓶子是一个甚具装饰艺术 (Art Deco) 味道的玻璃瓶。此乃史上第一瓶以设计师命名的香水。1960年代,美国影星玛丽莲梦露在回答一位记者的“晚上穿什么睡衣入睡?”的问题时说到：“A few drops of Chanel NO.5(擦几滴香奈尔5号而已)。”，采访一经播出，Chanel No 5香水更加名声大振。配合独创的“双C”标志使这瓶香水成为Chanel历史上最赚钱的产品，且在恒远的时光长廊上历久不衰，至今在 Chanel的官方网站依然是重点推介产品。

2.约翰那什

约翰·纳什生于1928年6月13日。父亲是电子工程师与教师，第一次世界大战的老兵。纳什小时孤独内向，虽然父母对他照顾有加，但老师认为他不合群不善社交。 纳什的数学天分大约在14岁开始展现。他在普林斯顿大学读博士时刚刚二十出头，但他的一篇关于非合作博弈的博士论文和其他相关文章，确立了他博弈论大师的地位。在20世纪50年代末，他已是闻名世界的科学家了。 然而，正当他的事业如日中天的时候，30岁的纳什得了严重的精神分裂症。他的妻子艾利西亚———麻省理工学院物理系毕业生，表现出钢铁一般的意志：她挺过了丈夫被禁闭治疗、孤立无援的日子，走过了惟一儿子同样罹患精神分裂症的震惊与哀伤„„漫长的半个世纪之后，她的耐心和毅力终于创下了了不起的

奇迹：和她的儿子一样，纳什教授渐渐康复，并在1994年获得诺贝尔奖经济学奖。

如今，纳什已经基本恢复正常，并重新开始科学研究。他现在是普林斯顿大学数学教授，但已经不再任教。学校经济学系经常会举办有关博弈论的论坛，纳什有时候会参加，但是他几乎从不发言，每次都是静静地来，静静地走。

John Nash(1928-)

When the young Nash had applied to graduate school at Princeton in 1948, his old Carnegie Tech professor, R.J. Duffin, wrote only one line on his letter of recommendation: "This man is a genius". It was at Princeton that Nash

encountered the theory of games, then recently launched by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern. However, they had only managed to solve

non-cooperative games in the case of "pure rivalries" (i.e. zero-sum). The young Nash turned to rivalries with mutual gain. His trick was the use of best-response functions and a recent theorem that had just emerged - Kakutani's fixed

point-theorem. His main result, the "Nash Equilibrium", was published in 1950 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. He followed this up with a paper which introduced yet another solution concept - this time for two-person cooperative games - the "Nash Bargaining Solution" (NBS) in 1950. A 1951 paper attached his name to yet another side of economics - this time, the "Nash Programme", reflecting his methodological call for the reduction of all

cooperative games into a non-cooperative framework.

His contributions to mathematics were no less remarkable. As an

undergraduate, he had inadvertently (and independently) proved Brouwer's fixed point theorem. Later on, he went on to break one of Riemann's most perplexing mathematical conundrums. From then on, Nash provided

breakthrough after breakthrough in mathematics. In 1958, on the threshold of his career, Nash got struck by paranoid schizophrenia. He lost his job at M.I.T. in 1959 (he had been tenured there in 1958 - at the age of 29) and was virtually incapicated by the disease for the next two decades or so. He roamed about Europe and America, finally, returning to Princeton where he became a sad, ghostly character on the campus - "the Phantom of Fine Hall" as Rebecca

Goldstein described him in her novel, Mind-Body Problem. The disease began to evaporate in the early 1970s and Nash began to gradually to return to his work

in mathematics. However, Nash himself associated his madness with his living on an "ultralogical" plane, "breathing air too rare" for most mortals, and if being "cured" meant he could no longer do any original work at that level, then, Nash argued, a remission might not be worthwhile in the end. As John Dryden once put it:

Great wits are sure to madness near allied, And thin partitions do their bounds divide.

Key words: economist illness Nobel price winner

3.法拉第，迈克尔

法拉第(1791 -- 1867)是英国物理学家、化学家，也是著名的自学成才的科学家。1791年9月22日萨里郡纽因顿一个贫苦铁匠家庭。因家庭贫困仅上过几年小学，13岁时便在一家书店里当学徒。书店的工作使他有机会读到许多科学书籍。在送报、装订等工作之余，自学化学和电学，并动手做简单的实验，验证书上的内容。利用业余时间参加市哲学学会的学习活动，听自然哲学讲演，因而受到了自然科学的基础教育。由于他爱好科学研究，专心致志，受到英国化学家戴维的赏识，1813年3月由戴维举荐到皇家研究所任实验室助手。这是法拉第一生的转折点，从此他踏上了献身科学研究的道路。同年10月戴维到欧洲大陆作科学考察，讲学，法拉第作为他的秘书、助手随同前往。历时一年半，先后经过法国、瑞士、意大利、德国、比利时、荷兰等国，结识了安培、盖.吕萨克等著名学者。沿途法拉第协助戴维做了许多化学实验，这大大丰富了他的科学知识，增长了实验才干，为他后来开展独立的科学研究奠定了基础。 法拉第主要从事电学、磁学、磁光学、电化学方面的研究，他关于磁生电的跨时代的伟大发现，使人类掌握了电磁运动相互转变以及机械能和电能相互转变的方法，成为现代发电机、电动机、变压器技术的基础。

法拉第能够这样坚持10年矢志不渝地探索电磁感应现象，重要原因之一是同他关于各种自然力的统一和转化的思想密切相关的，他始终坚信自然界各种不同现象之间有着无限多的联系。也是在这一思想的指导下，他继续研究当时已知的伏打电池的电、摩擦电、温差电、伽伐尼电、电磁感应电等各种电的同一性，1832年他发表了〈不同来源的电的同一性〉论文，用大量实验论证了“不管电的来源如何，它的本性都相同”的结论，从而扫除了人们在电的本性问题认识上的种种迷雾

Faraday, Michael 1791 -- 1867

Physicist and chemist. Born September 22, 1791, in Newington, Surrey. The family soon moved to London, where young Michael, one of 10 children, picked up the rudiments of reading, writing, and arithmetic. At the age of 14, he was apprenticed to a bookbinder and bookseller. He read ravenously and attended public lectures, including some by Sir Humphry Davy. Faraday's career began when Davy, temporarily blinded in a laboratory accident, appointed Faraday as his assistant at the Royal Institution. With Davy as a teacher in analytical chemistry, Faraday advanced in his scientific apprenticeship and began

independent chemical studies. By 1825, he discovered benzene and had become the first to describe compounds of chlorine and carbon. He adopted the atomic theory to explain that chemical qualities were the result of attraction and

repulsion between united atoms. This proved to be the theoretical foundation for much of his future work.

Faraday had already done some work in magnetism and electricity, and it was in this field that he made his most outstanding contributions. His first

triumph came when he found a solution to the problem of producing continuous rotation by use of electric current, thus making electric motors possible. Hans Oersted had discovered the magnetic effect of a current, but Faraday grasped the fact that a conductor at rest and a steady magnetic field do not interact and that to get an induced current either the conductor or the field has to move. On August 29, 1831, Faraday discovered electromagnetic induction.

During the next 10 years, Faraday explored and expanded the field of electricity. In 1834, he announced his famous two laws of electrolysis. Briefly, they state that for any given amount of electrical force in an electrochemical cell, chemical substances are released at the electrodes in the ratio of their chemical equivalents. He also invented the voltammeter, a device for measuring electrical charges, which was the first step toward the later standardization of electrical quantities. Faraday continued to work in his laboratory, but his health began to deteriorate and he had to stop work entirely in 1841. Almost miraculously, however, his health later improved and he resumed work in 1844. He began a search for an interaction between magnetism and light and in 1845 turned his attention from electrostatics to electromagnetism. He discovered that an intense magnetic field could rotate the plane of polarized light, a phenomenon known today as the Faraday effect. In conjunction with these experiments, he showed that all matter conducts the magnetic line of force. Objects that were good

conductors he called paramagnetics, while those that conducted the force poorly