4、Argument开头段模式练习
.写作的开头特别要紧
.事先筹备一个开头模式
.进行适合调整
.已经提出的模式：
第一段（4句话）：
第一句总结原论证结论
第二句话指出原论证一个方面的论据
第三句话指出另一个方面论据
第四句话表明对论述的基本判断（此判断有逻辑方面的缺点）
Sample 1:
Argument Question :
The following appeared as part of an article in a trade magazine for breweries2.
Magic Hat Brewery3 recently released the results of a survey of visitors to its tasting room last year. Magic Hat reports that the majority of visitors asked to taste its low-calorie beers. To boost sales, other small breweries should brew1 low-calorie beers as well.
开头段:
In this argument, the arguer concludes that all small breweries should brew low-calorie beers in order to increase sales. To support this conclusion, the arguer points out that most visitors to the tasting room of Magic Hat Brewery showed interest in its low-calorie beers. In addition, the arguer reasons that since most visitors like to taste the low-calorie beers of Magic Hat Brewery, most customers of other small breweries would also like to buy low-calorie beers. A careful examination of this argument would reveal how groundless it is.
Sample 2:
Argument Question :
The following appeared as part of an article in the book section on a newspaper.
Currently more and more books are becoming available in electronic form-either free-of-charge on the Internet or for a very low price-per-book in compact disc.* Thus literary classics are likely to be read more widely than ever before. People who couldn't have purchased these works at bookstore prices will now be able to read them for little or no money; similarly, people who find it inconvenient4 to visit libraries and wait for books to be returned by other patrons will now have access to whatever classic they choose from their home or work computers. This increase in access to literary classics will radically5 affect the public taste in reading, creating a far more sophisticated and learned reading audience than has ever existed before.
*A compact disc is a small portable disc capable of storing relatively6 large amounts of data that can be read by a computer.
开头段:
In this argument, the arguer concludes that the increasing availability of books in electronic form will automatically bring about a far more sophisticated and learned reading audience. To support this conclusion, the arguer points out that the Internet and compact discs have made it more convenient for readers to find, buy or read books. In addition, the arguer reasons that since more people have easier access to literary classics, tasteful readers will emerge in large numbers. This argument is flawed in two major aspects.
