Đề thi và bài mẫu IELTS Writing Task 2 ngày 8/4/2017

Đề thi và bài mẫu IELTS Writing Task 2 ngày 8/4/2017

“Consumers are faced with increasing numbers of advertisements from competing companies. To what extent do you think are consumers influenced by advertisements? What measures can be taken to protect them?” là đề thi IELTS Writing Task 2 ngày 8/4/2017 có bài mẫu tham khảo.

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Sample 1:

In today’s material world, we are inundated with various forms of advertising. In my view, this can be dangerous as it encourages us to spend without thinking and young people, in particular, need some protection from it.

My conclusion is that while we cannot escape advertising or its effects in the modern world, children should be encouraged not to pay too much attention to it.

Sample 2:

Nowadays the consumers are exposed to increasing numbers of advertisement due to the fierce competition in the business world and they are heavily influenced by them. This essay will suggest several solutions to this problem.

The consumers are not as strong-minded as they think they are. Firstly, the advertisement keep the consumers well-informed about the product they manufacture and the service they offer. There would hardly be any customers actually to make purchases if this product was never known by its clientele in modern life. Secondly, the advertisers use celebrities or attractive people in advertisements to associate their products or brand with positive impression, such as beauty, high social status and wealth. It will have a significant influence the consumers, especially impulsive teenagers, when they are making decisions on which product to buy. Additionally, the advertisements are trying to persuade costumers to believe that their happiness is closely connected to how many products they can buy and how much money they can spend on things they desire, which is highly harmful for the traditional value of the costumers, especially children in their formative years.

There are several measures can be taken to decrease the influence on the vulnerable consumers. To begin with, the government should impose strict censorship on advertisements. Companies, therefore, cannot advertise low-quality products or target potential clients with unsound judgment, such as children. Also, schools and other educational institutions should inculcate traditional values into their students to prevent the negative effect of materialism. Besides, consumers should be more conscious and discreet while making purchase decisions, which can decline the impulsive purchase rate.

In conclusion, as consumers, we live in an era of fierce business competition, meaning we are bombarded with numerous ads every single day. Hence, the government, educational institutions and consumer themselves should make joint effort to curb the manipulation of the advertisements.