Give up reading the answers with your opponents

Some students feel very at a loss about the reading and solving of modern texts, always showing fear, not knowing how to start, and unable to grasp the main points of the article, as if reading and answering questions is to rely on "Meng". In fact, there is a "law" to follow in answering questions in modern Chinese reading.

Read through the full text and understand the meaning of the text. The basic level of ability in reading is comprehension, comprehension is the key to reading, and the quality of reading depends on the depth and breadth of understanding. In modern reading, we must first grasp the word "read", which is the first link in solving reading questions, and after reading through, you will naturally understand the content of the article.

There are many students who ignore this point in reading and solving problems, and often rush to answer the questions after reading the original text, and the result is often the opposite. For an article, you should first read it carefully, and draw important sentences in the text: (1) words that indicate time, space, and whereabouts; (2) There are corresponding statements at the beginning and end of paragraphs; (3) transition statements; (4) referring to words such as "this, that, this, ie"; (5) with a summary sentence such as "in short, from this point of view"; (6) argumentative and lyrical sentences; (7) esoteric and incomprehensible sentences; (8) Statements containing figures of speech.

The first five types of sentences can be used to sort out the contextual relationships between sentences, paragraphs and even the whole text of the article, so as to roughly distinguish the level of the article; With the help of the latter three categories, we can analyze and grasp the views, attitudes, and even the main idea of the article, and use "pass......Expression or performance ......The sentence structure summarizes the content of the whole text. In fact, reading is to test three words ———whether you understand or not", so reading and understanding in place is the most important.

Intercept the part and determine the answer. When reading the questions, you should first review the key points and test points of the question stem. Some topics are words in the words, don't look at them, read them carefully, capture the information contained in the questions, and you can find their "subtext".

Then look at which paragraphs or areas of the text are related to the topic and which sentences are related to. Once you've identified a certain area, carefully understand the meaning of each sentence in this paragraph, and circle the content related to the stem. The answers should be sufficient, in place, accurate, concise, and organized.

1.Stick to the topic, choose the appropriate sentence structure, and choose the appropriate angle, that is, "answer" and "question" have a direct relationship. Generally, it is not appropriate to extract the original text word for word, but should closely follow the requirements of the question stem, align the effective information in the text, and rearrange and combine the requirements of the question stem with the known information in the text, so as to make it a standard answer that meets the requirements.

2.Be good at using important words and phrases in the text. Generally speaking, some key words and sentences involved in the answer are in the original text, and these important words and sentences should be grasped and effectively extracted, edited, and reorganized, so that the organized answers are generally close to the standard answers.

3.For questions that require a high level of generalization, when organizing the answers, we should first integrate the relevant information in the text, find the common denominator of the information conveyed by the relevant paragraphs in the original text, and then convert those specific and visual language into general language, that is, the required answers.

Hehe, you can make that line shorter by changing the angle, right?