四、阅读理解。
Do you ever feel like your study habits just don't work? Do you wonder what you could do to do better in class or in exams? Then maybe you need to study smarter, not harder. Here are some useful tips for you.
Reading is not studying. Simply reading texts or notes can't help us understand knowledge deeply. Real studying is making meaning from the text. This includes making connections to lessons, giving examples and planning your own learning. All of the work will help you to really study for your lessons.
It's good to be intensive(集中的). You will achieve more if you study intensively. Intensive study times are short and allow you to get work done fast. Shorter, intensive study times are more useful than drawn-out studying. In fact, one of the best study methods is to break up your study time into different parts. Intensive study times can last 30 or 45 minutes. And then take a break. This way, you will better remember the information.
Silence isn’t always golden. Know where you study the best. The library may not be the best place for you. It’s important to consider what environment works the best for you. You might find that you focus better with some sound. Some people find that listening to classical music while studying helps them study, while others find this is bad for them. The point is that the silence of the library may be just as bad as(or worse than) the noise of a sports centre.
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A. To compare different study habits.
B. To introduce the topic of the passage.
C. To help find out your learning problems.
D. To make the readers interested in the topic.
(
A. Planning study time.
B. Reading notes again.
C. Reading texts simply.
D. Making meaning from texts.
(
A. Long. B. Easy.
C. Fast. D. Active.
(
A. It doesn’t help focus.
B. It stops students focusing.
C. It works the best for study.
D. It may not be fit for everyone.
(
A. A student guidebook.
B. A teacher’s lesson plan.
C. A blog about exam answers.
D. A book on time management.
Do you ever feel like your study habits just don't work? Do you wonder what you could do to do better in class or in exams? Then maybe you need to study smarter, not harder. Here are some useful tips for you.
Reading is not studying. Simply reading texts or notes can't help us understand knowledge deeply. Real studying is making meaning from the text. This includes making connections to lessons, giving examples and planning your own learning. All of the work will help you to really study for your lessons.
It's good to be intensive(集中的). You will achieve more if you study intensively. Intensive study times are short and allow you to get work done fast. Shorter, intensive study times are more useful than drawn-out studying. In fact, one of the best study methods is to break up your study time into different parts. Intensive study times can last 30 or 45 minutes. And then take a break. This way, you will better remember the information.
Silence isn’t always golden. Know where you study the best. The library may not be the best place for you. It’s important to consider what environment works the best for you. You might find that you focus better with some sound. Some people find that listening to classical music while studying helps them study, while others find this is bad for them. The point is that the silence of the library may be just as bad as(or worse than) the noise of a sports centre.
(
B
)1. Why does the writer ask two questions in Paragraph 1?A. To compare different study habits.
B. To introduce the topic of the passage.
C. To help find out your learning problems.
D. To make the readers interested in the topic.
(
D
)2. What’s real studying from the passage?A. Planning study time.
B. Reading notes again.
C. Reading texts simply.
D. Making meaning from texts.
(
A
)3. What does the underlined word “drawn-out” in Paragraph 3 probably mean?A. Long. B. Easy.
C. Fast. D. Active.
(
D
)4. What is the writer’s opinion on studying in silence?A. It doesn’t help focus.
B. It stops students focusing.
C. It works the best for study.
D. It may not be fit for everyone.
(
A
)5. Where may the passage come from?A. A student guidebook.
B. A teacher’s lesson plan.
C. A blog about exam answers.
D. A book on time management.
答案
1. B 2. D 3. A 4. D 5. A
解析
【分析】做本题需先通读全文把握核心主题(关于高效学习的建议),再针对每个小题定位原文对应内容:第1题分析开头问句的作用,第2题定位“real studying”的定义,第3题结合上下文猜测划线词词义,第4题理解作者对学习环境(沉默)的观点,第5题判断文章来源,通过原文细节逐一匹配选项得出答案。
【解析】1. 第一段两个问句后引出“study smarter, not harder”的核心话题,作用是引入文章主题,故选B;2. 第二段明确指出“Real studying is making meaning from the text”,直接对应选项D;3. 第三段提到“短的集中学习比drawn-out的学习更有用”,结合“intensive(集中的,短时长)”可知drawn-out意为“长的”,选A;4. 最后一段说明“Silence isn’t always golden. The library may not be the best place for you”,即沉默不一定适合所有人,选D;5. 文章是给学生的学习方法建议,属于学生指南类内容,选A。
【答案】1.B 2.D 3.A 4.D 5.A
【知识点】英语阅读理解、细节理解、词义猜测
【点评】本题为英语阅读理解题,围绕学习方法展开,题型常规,考查学生的文本定位与理解能力,难度适中。
【难度系数】0.7
【解析】1. 第一段两个问句后引出“study smarter, not harder”的核心话题,作用是引入文章主题,故选B;2. 第二段明确指出“Real studying is making meaning from the text”,直接对应选项D;3. 第三段提到“短的集中学习比drawn-out的学习更有用”,结合“intensive(集中的,短时长)”可知drawn-out意为“长的”,选A;4. 最后一段说明“Silence isn’t always golden. The library may not be the best place for you”,即沉默不一定适合所有人,选D;5. 文章是给学生的学习方法建议,属于学生指南类内容,选A。
【答案】1.B 2.D 3.A 4.D 5.A
【知识点】英语阅读理解、细节理解、词义猜测
【点评】本题为英语阅读理解题,围绕学习方法展开,题型常规,考查学生的文本定位与理解能力,难度适中。
【难度系数】0.7
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