2019年8月31日雅思独立写作范文，智思教育提供，我们一共给大家准备了三篇范文，供大家参考，分别是两篇名师范文，一篇雅思写作7分范文。

雅思写作题目如下：

Some people claim that public museums and art galleries will be not be needed because people can see historical objects and works of art by using a computer. Do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

名师范文1：

There is an argument that it is no longer necessary to have public museums and art galleries as all historical objects and art works can be viewed if people surf the Internet. Personally, I totally disagree with this idea, because visiting physical museums and galleries allows people to experience more fun, and meanwhile, the existence of these places facilitates the development of the local economy.

The reason why I do not believe that public museums and art galleries will disappear even if people can see historical items and works of art by using a computer is that visitors can have more fun when visiting these two venues, which cannot be experienced by online viewing.Many museums have now installed a range of high-tech facilities, including VRequipment, with which visitors can, for example, act as some characters of a particular historical period. Similarly, art galleries also organise different activities, such as painting pictures and making a ceramic object, giving people an interactive and stimulating learning experience.

In addition, museums and art galleries can be seen as tourist attractions of a

city and attract tourists to come, which will boost the local economy. Although some people’s main purpose of travelling is to visit museums or galleries, such as the Palace Museum in Beijing and the Louvre in Paris, they may also tour other places in the city. Thus, revenues can not only be earned from admission charges to museums and art galleries, but from their hotel bookings, tasting local food and buying souvenirs as well.

In conclusion, I am strongly against the viewpoint that public museums and art galleries will not be needed because of the availability of the Internet. This is because without going to these places, people cannot enjoy more fun, and one way of promoting local economic growth may be lost.

7分范文：

Most museums and art galleries now have an online presence, but it can be argued that the virtual reproduction will never substitute the physical historical objects and works of art featured on exhibition.

Nowadays, there are numerous online projects aimed at making museums and art galleries more accessible by digitizing collections and uploading videos, photos, and other documents of culture and art, so that the Internet users can browse the digital spaces without having to physically visit these institutions. This is indeed a big advantage, since visiting museums and galleries in person takes time and money, particularly as it often involves traveling great distances.

Yet this does not mean that public museums and art galleries will no longer be needed. In fact, despite the rise of the Internet, visiting brick-and-mortar museums and art galleries remains popular world-wide. While exhibitions on Web sites can look like the actual objects, there is nothing like seeing the real ones in physical buildings. In other words, browsing an online museum or gallery cannot match the live experience of feeling the place and emotionally being inspired.

Besides, information acquired from the Internet may be incomplete or even mistaken, reflecting only the perspectives or attitudes of people who give the information. You may feel frustrated, for example, when you try to find out how Terra Cotta Warriors look like from behind since all pictures online only show their faces.

In conclusion, even when people can pay a virtual visit to museums and art galleries, they still need to go to the real ones in order to obtain the valuable personal experience and avoid being misled by the information online.

名师范文：

Most museums and art galleries now have an online presence, but it can be argued that the virtualreproduction will never substitute the physical historical objects and works of art featured on exhibition.

Nowadays, there are numerous online projects aimed at making museums and art galleries more accessible by digitizing collections and uploading videos, photos, and other documents of culture and art, so that the Internet users can browse the digital spaces without having to physically visit these institutions. This is indeed a big advantage, since visiting museums and galleries in person takes time and money, particularly as it often involves traveling great distances.

Yet this does not mean that public museums and art galleries will no longer be needed. In fact, despite the rise of the Internet, visiting brick-and-mortar museums and art galleries remains popular world-wide. While exhibitions on Web sites can look like the actual objects, there is nothing like seeing the real ones in physical buildings. In other words, browsing an online museum or gallery cannot matchthe live experience of feeling the place and emotionally being inspired.

Besides, information acquired from the Internet may be incomplete or even mistaken, reflecting only the perspectives or attitudes of people who give the information. You may feel frustrated, for example, when you try to find out how Terra Cotta Warriors look like from behind since all pictures online only show their faces.

In conclusion, even when people can pay a virtual visit to museums and art galleries, they still need to go to the real ones in order to obtain the valuable personal experience and avoid being misled by the information online.