Analysis of Literary Text Reading Problem Solving, Literary Text Reading Answering Skills Text Readi

1. Stick to the theme and choose a reasonable sentence structure. Closely follow the topic, that is, what to ask and answer, how to ask and how to answer, so that the answer and the question have a direct relevance. The selection of reasonable sentence patterns is to clarify the answer mode of different question types, such as metaphor and personification, and the answer mode is generally:

vividly and vividly write the + object features; The answering mode of the question is generally as follows: to arouse the reader's attention and thinking about the + object + characteristics, etc.; Or a quote from a word, phrase, or sentence in the original text: just quote the original text and write it in the prescribed answer.

Such as fill-in-the-blank questions. 2. Closely follow the original text and optimize the integration. **The answers to the reading questions are generally in the original text, even if the questions need to be summarized, some key words and sentences involved in the answers are also in the original text, which requires that the organization of the answer must be based on understanding the meaning of the question, first determine the scope of the answer, and then screen out the relevant language information, and then according to the requirements of the question, the relevant language information is reorganized. It is generally not advisable to extract the original text word for word to integrate information, but to change the angle of expression according to the requirements of the topic, and sort out the content in the article that is substantially the same but the way of expression is different, and form an answer.

3. Comprehensive analysis and sub-article presentation. Some questions need to make full use of material information and cut out the options from a certain angle, so as to deduce accurate answers. Some questions should be answered according to the meaning of the question, but it is not appropriate to answer in the ready-made language in the text, and it is best to summarize it in your own language.

Scoring is generally based on points, so when answering questions, you can organize the answers from multiple angles and analyze them in a methodical manner, and for general questions with higher scores, it is best to mark each point with numbers, so that the main points are clear and clear at a glance.

4. Be concise and pay attention to word limits. Some topics have a word limit, and this point should be strictly adhered to, and no words should be exceeded. Even if there is no set number of words in the answer, it should be concise and accurate, and of course, the main points should not be omitted.

1. Subject sentence analysis questions.

The so-called theme sentence is the central idea sentence of the article, and some people call it "philosophical, containing theme sentences", and some cuties directly call it "incomprehensible sentences". This type of question is asked in the form of "How do you understand this sentence?" or "What is the role in the text?"

For this kind of question, we have to analyze it from the two aspects of "content" and "structure", because the "main sentence" will basically be located at the end of the article, so the "structure" role of this part should be reflected. In addition, the analysis of the role of "content" is to summarize the "main idea of the article" and combine it with sentences to answer.

2. Ask the main question directly.

As the name suggests, the form of this kind of question is basically "Excuse me, what is the main idea of this article" or "Please summarize the main idea of this article", etc.

To answer this type of question, we only need to summarize the main idea of the article in our own words (there is a small trick, pay attention to the original sentence in the article).