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1一、先读问题,弄清考查要点,以便能带着问题看文章,这样会心中有数,有的放矢。二、快速浏览全文,掌握全貌,注意发现与问题有关的信息,如果时间紧,至少要扫视一下起首段和尾段。再把标题和文章内容结合起来想一想,这样全文大意便清楚了。此时,不要忙于答题。2三、细读原文,捕捉相关信息词,掌
握短文细节内容。这是解题的关键,应特别注意以下几点:1.抓住四个"W"和一个"H",就是边读边用铅笔做些标记,把What(事件),When(时间),Where(地点),Why(原因),How(经过)划出来。抓住了四个“W”和一
个“H”,就抓住了文章的全貌,一些直接性的问题便可解决。2.抓住连接词及起关键作用的副词、代词、介词、插入语等。因为这些词具有因果,让步,递进,转折,指代,列举及承上启下等各种连接上下文的特殊功能。这对考生分清文章层次,辨明
各种关系,了解人物心理,推断作者意图,进行逻辑推理等手段来分析难点,都具有举足轻重的作用。3.注意领会文章的寓意。34.根据题意,初选答案。这一步须仔细审题,领会测试要求,确定解题方法。对那些明显的,有把握
的题可以断然确定,不必把其余三个答案再作推敲而浪费时间:有些略难的题,应再查阅短文(不是重读一遍),迅速找出依据,予以排除。常用的解题方法有如下几种:①直接解题法。即从原文中直接找出答案。②归纳解题法。对于不能从原文中直接找出答案的可在把握全文
中心和线索的前题下进行概括、归纳得出正确答案。4③综合推理法。读者需统观全文,认真分析,综合推理及至计算,最后归纳出正确答案。题干中有"suggest,conclude,conclusion,probably,reason,b
ecause,accordingto“等字眼时,属于推断概括型,考查内容着眼于全篇,考生应具备一定的分析归纳,推理等逻辑思维能力。④捕捉关键词。在阅读时应该注意与问题相关的同义词,近义词,反义词或同位词等信息词来得出正确答案。⑤转换解题法。即原文这么说,而在问题和所给选项中
则用另外的词去转换一种说法,但仍表示同一含义。⑥排除法。根据语言,句法结构,信息词和常识,在没有把握的选项中用排除法得出正确答案。5四、重读原文,仔细斟酌核对答案。在解完最后一道题后,如果时间允许,再将原文读一遍;用全文的主题思想统率各思考题,研究其内在联系和逻辑关系,目的在于对所做
答案进一步审查,推出未解答的题,以便减少失误。6典型例题分析根据内容,从短文后每题的四个选项中选择最佳的一项。MrBrownfirstwenttolookattheunderground-firewhenhewasse
ven."Throughthehole(洞)intheearthyoucouldseetheorangefire,butyouhadtolookfastbecauseitwassohot,"saidMrBrown.I
n1898,hesawthefireoncemore(再一次).Now,wecanonlyseethesmoke.ThefireMrBrownsawisnottheunderground-fire.Infact,there
are260coal(煤)firesintheworld.Theyareharmful(有害)anddangerous.Thenhowtoputthemout?Scientistshavetriedtoset(放置)firetoundergroundcoa
ltospeedup(加速)thefires.Inthisway,theburning(燃烧)ofundergroundcoalwouldbesoonfinished.(被烧完)。71.MrBrownfirstsawtheunderground-fire_______
_.A.attheageofsevenB.sevenyearsoldC.intheyearof1898D.morethan(超过)80yearsago2.MrBrownsaidthatwehadtotakeafastlookatthefirebecause___
_____.A.itwasintheholeB.itwasveryhotC.itwasorangeD.itwasharmful3.Howmanycoalfiresarethereintheworld?A.There'sonlyone.
B.It'shardtosay.C.Thereare260.D.Thearticle(文章)doesn'ttellus.ABC84.What’soneofthebestwaystoputout(扑灭)theundergroundfire?A.T
ocover(覆盖)theholeswithstones(石块).B.Tospeedupthefires.C.Toseethefiresburning.D.Todosomeexperiments(试验).5.Whatisthebestt
itle(标题)forthearticle?A.WatchingtheUnderground-Fire.B.AWaytoPutOuttheCoalFires.C.TheBurningEarth.D.CoalandCoalFires.BB9[分析]1.在文章的第一
段的第一句里可以找到依据。attheageofseven等于whenhewasseven,故正确答案为A。2.这一题可以在第一段里直接找到答案,属于直接回答题。正确答案为B。3.这一题可以在第二段里直接找到答案,属于直接回
答题。正确答案为C。4.在文章的最后一段提到了扑灭火的最好方法,那就是使火加速燃烧。正确答案为B。5.完成这道题需作一定的归纳,因为文章中没有给出直接的回答。文章从MrBrown两次看火,然后说出地下火的危害,最后提出如何灭火的方法。文章的前两段是给为什么要灭火和如何灭火铺垫,如何灭火才是
文章的中心。故正确答案为B。1011一、根据文章内容判断正误Fredtelephonedhiswife.“I’vegottwofreeticketsforthetheatretonight,”hetoldher.“Mee
tmeoutsidetheoffice.We’llhavesomethingtoeatandthengoontothetheatre.”Fred’swifewasverypleased.Theyhadn’tbeentothetheatref
oralongtime.Shemetherhusbandashetoldher.Theyhaddinnerandgottothetheatrejustintime.AttheentranceFredtookouthiswallettogetthetickets
.“It’sverystrange,”hesaid.“Theyaren’there!”“Tryyourpockets,”saidhiswife.Buttheticketsweren’tthere,either.ThenFredlookedveryemba
rrassed(尴尬).“What’sthematter?”askedhiswife.“Well,”Fredsaid,“IrememberwhatIdidwithmytickets.Iputtheminmybag.ButbecauseIwasn’tgoinghome,Ileftitintheoff
ice!”12()1.Oneday,Fredwasgiventheticketsforthetheatre.()2.Fredandhiswifewenttothetheatrequiteoften.()3.Fredwantedtomeethiswifei
narestaurant.()4.Theyreachedthetheatreneitherlatenorearly.()5.ThenFredcouldn’tfindhisticketsandremember
edwhathehaddonewiththetickets.1、T因为第一段中提到Fredtoldhiswife“I’vegottwofreetickets…”“free”此处是免费的意思。2、F第二段中提到“
Theyhadn’tbeentothetheaterforalongtime.”3、F第一段中Fred说“Meetmeoutsidetheoffice.”4、T第二段中“intime”是及时的意思。5T结尾处提到的。13DavidMcConnellsoldbooksfromdoortodoor
.Housewives(家庭主妇)werenotinterestedinthebooks.Usuallybeforehehadenoughtimetosayanythingabouthisbooks,thewomenclosedtheirdoors.Buth
edidn’tgiveup.McConnelldecidedtobringeachofthemapresent,asmallbottleofperfume(香水)madebyhimself.Hesoonfoundthatthewomenlike
dtheperfumebetterthanthebooks.Hestoppedsellingbookstosellperfumeinsteadandstartedhisowncompany“Avon”,whichis
agreatsuccess.Whenyoudonothing,youlearnnothing.Butwhenyoutry,eventhoughyouarenotsuccessful,youwilllearnwhatdoesn’tworkandthatputsyoucl
osertowhatwillwork.Itdoesn’tmatterhowmanytimesyouarenotsuccessful.Itdoesmatterthatyouwillbesuccessful
oneday.14Edisonwasnotonthewaytosuccessuntilpeopleboughthisfirstinvention.SuccessonceisenoughforEdison.Andthesameforyou—successonc
eisenough.()1.McConnellwassuccessfulasabook-seller.()2.McConnellhopedthosewomenwouldbuyhisbooksifhebroughtthemeachapresent.(
)3.Ifyoudonothingatall,youwillneverbesuccessful.()4.Edisonwassuccessfulattheverybeginning.()5.Thewriterencouragedustotryasmuchaswecan.FTTFT151、F从第一
段“Hestoppedsellingbookstosellperfumestead.”,可以判断出他在推销书方面并不成功。2、T第一段第三行提到“McConnelldecidedtobringeachofthe
mapresent,…”。3、T这句是第二段前两句的解释。4、F最后一段,第一句说明Edison的发明被人们认可后才走上了成功之路。5、T第二段中作者提出了自己的观点。16Sociologists(社会学家),workinginwesterncountries,havefoundthatal
argenumberofwomenwishedtheyhadbeenbornmen.Thenumberissaidtobeashighas60%inGermany.“Womenoftenwishtheyhadth
esamechancesasmenhave,andthinkitisstillmen’sworld,”saidDrJamesHelen,oneofthesociologistswhodidthestudy.Manymensaythattheyhavemoredutiesthanwome
n.Amanhastomakemoneytosupport(养活)hisfamilyandtomaketheimportantdecision,soitisrightformentobepaidmore.Someareevenagainsttheirwivesworkingata
ll.Whenwivesgoouttowork,theysay,thehomeandchildrencannotbe17takengoodcareof.Ifwomentakefull-timejobs,theywon’tbeabletodowhattheyarebe
statdoing:makinganicehomeandbringingupthechildren.Somewomendisagree.Theysaytheywanttogetoutoftheirhomesandtohavefreedom(自由)tochoosebetw
eenworkandhomelife.Womenhavetherightofequalpayandequalchances(平等机会).AnneHarperhasaverygoodjob.Shealsobelievesin“Wo
men’sLiberation(解放).”“Idon’twishIwereaman,”shesays,“andIdon’tthinkmanywomendo.ButIdowishpeoplewouldstoptreating(对待)uslikesec
ond—classpeople.18Atwork,forexample,weusuallydotheworkthatmendobutgetpaidless.Therearestillalotofjobsonlytomen—usuallytheyaret
hebestones.Ifyouareaman,youhaveamuchbetterchanceoflivingawonderfullife.Howmanywomenscientistsarethere…orengineers?”19()1.manymenthink__________.A.wo
mencan’tdowhatmencanB.menhavetoworkmuchharderthanwomenC.mencanmakemoneymoreeasilythanwomenD.women’sdutyismainlytodohou
seworkathome1、D这是一道概括主旨的题,答此题的依据是第三段内容。这段开头两句话说的是重男,那么不言而喻,家务活和教育子女的任务应有妇女承担;另有一些男士则公开反对女士外出工作。可见,不少男士认为妇女的主要职责是在家料理家务。20()2.Somewomenhavedifferenti
deas,Theysaythat__________.A.womenneedchancestogooutofthehomemoreoftenB.womenwantmorefreedomindecidingthekindoflifetheywantC.ifwomenaregivenequalp
ay,theycandoeverythinginsteadofmenD.womenarenolongerinterestedintakingcareoftheirhomes2、B一些妇女持不同观点,文中第四段反映了他们的意见。这也正是文章的中心思
想的写作意图----争取人权平等,妇女自由,男女平等。21()3.AnneHarperdidn’twishtobeaman__________.A.becauseshebelievedin“Women’sLiberation”B.butshewishedto
getthesamejobsasmenC.becauseshehadgotagoodjobD.butshewishedtotreatedthesameasaman3、D安妮.哈珀不希望自己是男士,但她希望社会像对待男士一样对待她。该题是一考查细节的题,答案在最后一段。22()
4.AnneHarperthoughtthat__________.A.womenshouldliveabetterlifethanmenB.womenshouldbereallyliberatedC.womenshouldbegive
nbetterjobsthanmenD.womenshouldliveamorewonderfullife4、B安妮.哈珀的想法正是作者的意图,如最后一段写到:Shealsobelievesin“Women’sLiberation.”然后她又列举了许多事实,其立意还是为了说明这一正
确论点。23()5.Whichofthefollowingisnottrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Therearemoremenscientists,engineersthanwomenones.B.Womenareseco
nd—classpeople,sotheyshouldn’tliveabetterlife.C.Womendothesamejobsasmen,butgetpaidlessthanmen.D.TherearesomebestJobsthatwome
nhavefewchancestotake.5、B选题B的观点在文中没有出现。文中男士尽管摆出种种理由,但还没有人敢明目张胆地发表歧视妇女的观点,即把妇女作为二等公民,认为妇女不应生活的更美好。24Haveyoueverheldatoyballoon
(气球)?Theyareverylight.Buttherearemuchbiggerballoons.Theseballoonscanflyveryhighupinthesky.Theyarebigenoughtocarrypeo
ple.Theyarecalledhot-airballoons.Tomakeahot-airballoongoup,turnontheburner(燃烧器).Thatwillmaketheairin
sidetheballoonhotter.Thentheballoonwillgoup.Tomaketheballoongodown,turnofftheburner.Theairinsidetheballoonwillgetcooler.Thentheballoo
nwillgodown.25Underneath(在…下面)theballoonthereisalargebasket.Thatiswherethepilot(飞行员)andthepassengers(乘客)go.Theburn
erisjustabovethebasket.Youcanstandinthebasketandturntheburneronandoff.Theballoonwillgowherethewindblowsit.Doyouwanttheballoontogosom
ewherespecial?Firstmakesurethewindisblowingtherightway!Peoplehavebeenflyinginhot-airballoonsforovertwohun
dredyears.Beforeplanesitwastheonlywayofflying.Todaypeopleflyinhotairballoonsforfun.Somepeopleliketoracehot-airballoons.Thefirs
tHot-AirBalloonWorldChampionship(锦标赛)washeldin1973.26()1.Ahot-airballoonis____________.A.smallerthanatoyballoonB.biggerthanatoyballoonC.thesam
easatoyballoonD.lighterthanatoyballoon1、B由“Buttheyaremuchbiggerballoons.”可知。这里的比较级是与前面“atoyballoon”相比较。27()2.
Wherewillyousitifyouwanttoflyintheballoon?A.Insidethebasket.B.OntopoftheballoonC.UnderthebasketD.Insidetheballoon2、A这是一篇有关热气球的科普文
章,需要考生熟知有关热气球的基本常识。热气球有燃烧器(也可叫加热器),打开燃烧器,气球内气体被加热,气球会上升,反之就下降。气球下面是一个大篮子,飞行员或乘客在此处,燃烧器在篮子上方。热气球总要随风向飞行。28()3.Youwanttheballoontogoup.Soyou
will_____________.A.jumpoutiftheballoonB.lettheairoutoftheballoonC.maketheairinsidetheballoonhotterD.le
ttheairinsidetheballooncooldown3、C由第二段的叙述可知。29()4.Nowyouarehighupinthesky.Ifyouwanttheballoongodown,youwill_________.A.makeyourf
riendsgetoutofthebasketB.makeaholeintheballoonwithaknifeC.maketheairinsidetheballoonhotterD.maketheairinsidetheballoonc
ooler4、D由第三段的叙述可知。30()5.Noweverythingisallright!Theballoonisflyingacrossthesky.Whereareyougoing?A.Towardsthesun.B.Totheseaside.C.Wherethewindblowsy
ou.D.Tothenearestmountains.5、C由第六段的叙述可知。31(4)Bobwashappy.Hewasatanewschool,andtheotherstudentswerefriendly.“Hi,Bob!”theysaid.Butsomestudent
ssaid,“Hi,Peter!”Bobdidn’tunderstand.Heaskedanotherstudent,“WhydosomestudentscallmePeter?”“Oh,that’seasy
toanswer,”thestudentssaid.“Petewasastudentherelastyear.Nowhegoestoadifferentschool.YoulooklikePeter.Somestudentsthinkthatyou’rePeter.”3
2BobwantedtomeetPeter.HegotPeter’saddressfromastudentandwenttoPeter’shouse.Peteropenedthedoor.Bobcouldn’tbelievehiseyes.Helooke
dreallylikePeter!BobandPeterhadthesamecoloureyesandthesamesmile.Theyhadthesameblackhair.Theyalsohadthesamebirthday.An
dtheybothwereadopted(领养)bytwodifferentfamilies.BobandPeterfoundoutthattheyweretwinbrothers.Soonaftertheboyswereborn,onefamilyadoptedBob,a
ndanotherfamilyadoptedPeter.Bob’sfamilyneverknewaboutPeter,andPeter’sfamilyneverknewaboutBob.33BobandPeter’sstorywasint
henewspaper.TherewasaphotoofBobandPeternexttothestory.AyoungmannamedJohnsawthephotointhenewspaper.Johncou
ldn’tbelievehiseyes.HelookedreallylikeBobandPeter!Hehadthesamecoloureyesandthesamesmile.Hehadthesameblackhair.Heha
dthesamebirthday.Andhe,too,wasadoptedbyanotherfamily.LaterJohnmetBobandPeter.WhenBobandPetersawJohn,th
eycouldn’tbelievetheireyes.Johnlookedreallylikethem!WhydidJohnlookreallylikeBobandPeter?Youcanguess.B
obandPeterarenottwins.Bob,PeterandJohnaretriplets.341.HowdidBobfeelatanewschool?2.WhydidsomestudentsmistakeBobforPeter?3.WheredidBobsee
Peter?4.HowdidJohnknowthestory?5.Whatdoesitmeanby“triplets”,doyouknow?1.Hewashappy.2.BecauseBoblookedlikePeterverymuch.3.InPeter’
shouse.4.Heknewthestoryfromthenewspaper.5.ItmeansBob,PeterandJohnwerebornonthesameday,andtheyarebrothers.35(8)Everyonebath
esinadifferentway.MostAmericansnevertakeabath.Theysoapandrinse(冲洗)offundertheshower.TheEnglishalwaystakeabath.First,theys
itinabathtubfullofwarmwater.Thentheysoapthemselves,andfinally,theyrinseoffthesoap,allinthesamewater.TheJapaneseontheotherhand,firstwashwithsoap
intheshower.Thentheygoandsitinabathtubfullofwarmwaterfortwentyminutesormore.Later,othersinthefamilyusethesamewa
tertositandrelaxin.36TheThai(泰国人)donotgetintoashowerorabathtub.Theystandinaroomorareaofahousewherethereisabigjar(罐子)fullofwater.Withabowlt
heypourwaterfromthejaronthemselvessothatotherpeopledonotseetheirbodies.TheThaialwayswearalongpieceofclothcalledapasinaroundtheirbodies
.Theywearthiswhentheyarebathing..Everyonegetscleaninadifferentway.Weknowthatwashingisgoodhealthyforus.Butthiswasnottrueinthepast.Up
to1800,mostAmericansdidnotbathebecausetheythoughtitwasbadforthem.371.Whatisthepassageabout?2.Whydopeopleoftenbathe?3.Whoneedsabathtubwhenhebathe
s?4.WhydotheThaiuseapasinaroundtheirbodieswhentheybathe?5.WhendidmostAmericansbegintobatheoften?1.Thewayspeoplebathe.2.Tomakethem
selvesclean.3.TheEnglishandtheJapanese.4.Tokeepothersfromseeingtheirbodies.5.About200yearsago.38