LarkVeil 學測英文非選題：校外教學集合守時 — 範例解析

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In the two pictures, a class is getting ready for a school field trip. In Picture A, a bus is waiting near the school gate, and most students are already in line or on the bus. However, two students are running toward the group with their backpacks. The teacher is holding a clipboard and looks worried because the delay may affect the whole schedule. In Picture B, the students arrive early and line up calmly beside the bus. The teacher checks the list, and everyone seems ready to leave on time. The second picture shows a much more orderly beginning. In my opinion, being punctual is a basic way to show respect for others. During a class trip, one person's lateness may make many classmates wait and may even shorten the time for the planned activities. I once joined a field trip to a museum. One classmate arrived fifteen minutes late, so our class missed part of the introduction. After that experience, our teacher reminded us to prepare our bags the night before and arrive at least ten minutes early. Since then, I have tried to check the meeting time before any group activity. Being on time may seem like a small habit, but it helps a group follow its plan and shows that we care about other people's time.