Question: "There is no point in preserving the past. We should be looking into the future." What is your opinion? (O Level, 2003)
Introductory Paragraph
As society progresses, there is an increasing number of people who admire and yearn for advanced technology and products. More often than not, this group of people cast the past and traditions at the back of their minds. However, it is my contention that the past should hold equal, if not more importance when compared to the future. The past could be likened to a rich and fertile soil from which the present and the future can plant their roots on. We should definitely preserve the past for it teaches us important lessons, helps us develop a sense of belonging and identity and lastly, has the potential to spark off inspiration.
(Written by An An S., edited by Ms Chua)
An An is the twin sister of Ping Ping, and similarly, has been my student since her Secondary 4 N Level year. She obtained an A2 for her N Levels, and in year 2013, the first in class position for English has alternated between the sisters. She is now awaiting her O Level results.
Ms Chua
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Monday, 23 December 2013
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