六、阅读与回答问题(共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分)
请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。
Watching English films and television programmes is an excellent way to practise your listening skills. Here are four tips to help you get the most out of films and TV programmes that you use to learn English.
Focus on more recent films
There are many, many classic English language films that are well worth watching for their own sake. However, if you’re watching them to improve your English, it will be much more helpful to choose films from the past few years that are set in the modern day. This will give you a good idea of the kind of language people use today! After all, it won’t help you on your next trip to Australia if you start talking like a 1970s New Yorker or a 16th - century English Queen.
Watch it with subtitles
Watching films with the English subtitles switched on can make comprehension much easier. Seeing the words appear on the screen means that you have two different ways of identifying the vocabulary you’re hearing and can be a great way to get used to the pronunciation of words you’ve only ever seen written down.
Be aware of the type of language that’s being used
People use different types of language in different situations. Words and phrases that you hear used by teenagers in a film might not be appropriate in a formal context with your boss, so keep the context in mind while you’re watching the film. Also, there are some amazing TV programmes and films about communities that use very specific slang (俚语), which you’re unlikely to hear anywhere else. For example, language used in a local show in Baltimore can be tough for anyone who’s not from Baltimore to understand, even if they’re a native English speaker.
Pick films you really want to watch
Obviously you will find it much, much easier to pick up new words and phrases if you’re really paying attention to the film. Of course, you’ll have to focus, but don’t force yourself to sit through a film that would put you to sleep in your own language. It makes sense to choose films that you find interesting and enjoyable, with stories that keep you entertained!
71. What is an excellent way to practise your listening skills according to the passage?
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72. Why should you focus on more recent films if you want to improve your English?
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73. How can you make comprehension much easier while watching films?
______________________________
74. Why should you be aware of the type of language that’s being used?
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75. What’s the passage mainly about? (请自拟一句话作答)
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请认真阅读下面短文，并根据短文内容回答问题。
Watching English films and television programmes is an excellent way to practise your listening skills. Here are four tips to help you get the most out of films and TV programmes that you use to learn English.
Focus on more recent films
There are many, many classic English language films that are well worth watching for their own sake. However, if you’re watching them to improve your English, it will be much more helpful to choose films from the past few years that are set in the modern day. This will give you a good idea of the kind of language people use today! After all, it won’t help you on your next trip to Australia if you start talking like a 1970s New Yorker or a 16th - century English Queen.
Watch it with subtitles
Watching films with the English subtitles switched on can make comprehension much easier. Seeing the words appear on the screen means that you have two different ways of identifying the vocabulary you’re hearing and can be a great way to get used to the pronunciation of words you’ve only ever seen written down.
Be aware of the type of language that’s being used
People use different types of language in different situations. Words and phrases that you hear used by teenagers in a film might not be appropriate in a formal context with your boss, so keep the context in mind while you’re watching the film. Also, there are some amazing TV programmes and films about communities that use very specific slang (俚语), which you’re unlikely to hear anywhere else. For example, language used in a local show in Baltimore can be tough for anyone who’s not from Baltimore to understand, even if they’re a native English speaker.
Pick films you really want to watch
Obviously you will find it much, much easier to pick up new words and phrases if you’re really paying attention to the film. Of course, you’ll have to focus, but don’t force yourself to sit through a film that would put you to sleep in your own language. It makes sense to choose films that you find interesting and enjoyable, with stories that keep you entertained!
71. What is an excellent way to practise your listening skills according to the passage?
______________________________
72. Why should you focus on more recent films if you want to improve your English?
______________________________
73. How can you make comprehension much easier while watching films?
______________________________
74. Why should you be aware of the type of language that’s being used?
______________________________
75. What’s the passage mainly about? (请自拟一句话作答)
______________________________
答案
71. Watching English language films and television programmes.
72. Because the films will give you a good idea of the kind of language people use today.
73. By watching films with (the English) subtitles (switched on).
74. Because people should use different types of language in different situations.
75. It’s about four tips for learning English from TV and films. (言之有理即可)
72. Because the films will give you a good idea of the kind of language people use today.
73. By watching films with (the English) subtitles (switched on).
74. Because people should use different types of language in different situations.
75. It’s about four tips for learning English from TV and films. (言之有理即可)
