雅思阅读时间不够的原因分析以及应对方法

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雅思阅读时间不够的缘由分析以及应对方法

雅思阅读的时间不够主要源于两个方面：一是文章太长，二是题目涉及的信息点位置分散。对于第一个问题，需要在平常的备考过程中加强训练。

这里面主要有两个问题，一是阅读速度慢，二是生单词阻碍了阅读的进度。阅读速度慢的问题只有通过大量阅读来解决。实际上，假如每天给自己一个规定的时间，在这一时间内要求自己必需完成肯定字数的阅读，这样每天练习，阅读速度渐渐就会提高。许多时候，阅读的速度不够快和大脑接受英语信息的速度有关系，当大脑需要将英语翻译成汉语才能接受的时候，速度自然就慢了。

因此，就需要平常养成英语的思维习惯，比较可行的方法是自己在心里对着自己说话，遇到任何一件有意思的事情，就在心里悄悄地用英语描述。除此以外，也可以找一份与雅思阅读难度相当的英语材料，每天大声快速的朗读，以此来训练自己快速接受英语信息的力量。

应对生单词，则要有两手预备：一是平常阅读的时候多积累单词、观察不熟悉的单词，当时就记录下来并且反复复习;二是在考试中假如遇到了生词，不要惊慌，一般而言都不影响理解，将它当作一个熟悉的单词就好，或者直接跳过去也未尝不行。但是有时会有关键词不熟悉的状况，所以，解决这个问题根本还是在平日的积累。

关于题目涉及信息分散的问题，主要通过做题技巧来弥补。通过扫瞄文章之后，我们在心里应当对文章什么部分讲什么有了一个也许的印象。这种印象是做题速度的根本保证。在这个基础上，要把握一些基本的技巧。首先，雅思的阅读题的挨次通常是与文章相对应的，就是说，前面的题目对应文章的前几段，后面的题目对应文章的后几段，有肯定的对应关系，这样，在查找信息的时候就更能有的放矢，不至于满篇乱找。

其次，雅思的阅读题中，比较简单出问题的可能是推断题和段落信息匹配题。推断题要坚持一个基本原则，那就是文章中没有提到的坚决是NOTGIVEN。中国人的思维习惯，认为有所提及，但是没有说到，应当推断为错(FALSE或者NO)，但是，在雅思索试当中，就算文章所说内容与题目有关，但没有消失关键词，也不能认为对。

例如2022年9月11日雅思A类考试第三篇文章，推断题中说行星上面可能有水，原文说的是行星被氢气层所环绕。看起来二者相关，但是答案应当是NOTGIVEN，由于并没有提到跟水有关的东西，而题目所陈述的是跟水相关的状况。至于段落信息匹配题，就肯定要找出关键词，并和原文进行比对。对于相像的信息，就需要在信息之间首先加以比较，找出分歧的地方，再到文章中去找。这样，就能很简单地找出信息所在段落了

全新雅思阅读全真模考题:致命波动性

VolatilityKills

Youshouldspendabout20minutesonQuestion1-13whicharebasedonReadingPassagebelow.

A

DespitegunbattlesinthecapitalofChad,riotinginKenyaandgallopinginflationinZimbabwe,theeconomicsofsub-SaharanAfricaarc,asawhole,inbettershapethantheywereafewyearsago.TheWorldBankhasreportedrecentlythatthispartofthecontinentexperiencedarespectablegrowthrateof5.6percentin2022andahigherratefrom1995to2022thaninpreviousdecades.Thebankhasgivenacautiousassessmentthattheregionmayhavereachedaturningpoint.AnoverridingquestionfordevelopmentaleconomistsremainswhethertheupswingwillcontinuesoAfricanscangrowtheirwayoutofapovertythatrelegatessome40percentofthenearly744millioninthatregiontolivingonlessthanadollaraday.Theoptimism,wheninspectedmoreclosely,maybeshort-livedbecauseofthepersistenceofadevastatingpatternofeconomicvolatilitythathaslingeredfordecades.

B

“Inreality,AfricancountriesgrowasfastasAsiancountriesandotherdevelopingcountriesduringthegoodtimes,butafterwardtheyseegrowthcollapses,”commentsJorgeArbache,aseniorWorldBankeconomist.“Howtopreventcollapsesmaybeasimportantaspromotinggrowth.”Ifthesecollapseshadnotoccurred,heobserves,thelevelofgrossdomesticproductforeachcitizenofthe48nationsofsub-SaharanAfricawouldhavebeenathirdhigher.

C

Theprerequisitetopreventthenextcrasharenotinplace,accordingtoaWorldBankstudyissuedinJanuary.IsAfricasRecentGrowthRobust?Thegrowthperiodthatbeganin1995,drivenbyacommoditiesboomspurredinparticularbydemandfromChina,maynotbesustainable,becausetheeconomicfundamentals—newinvestmentandtheabilitytostaveoffinflation,amongotherfactors—areabsent.TheregionlacksthenecessaryinfrastructurethatwouldencourageinvestorstolooktoAfricatofindthenextBengaluru(Bangalore)orShenzhen,aNovemberreportfromthebankconcludes.Forsub-Saharancountriesrichinoilandotherresources,aboomperiodmayevenundermineeffortstoinstitutesoundeconomicpractices.From1996to2022,withgrowthaccelerating,measuresofgovernance—factorssuchaspoliticalstability,ruleoflaw,andcontrolofcorruption—actuallyworsened,especiallyforcountriesendowedwithabundantmineralresources,theJanuaryreportnotes.

D

PerhapsthemostincisiveanalysisofthevolatilityquestioncomesfromPaulCollier,alongtimespecialistinAfricaneconomicsattheUniversityofOxfordandauthoroftherecentbookTheBottomBillion.HeadvocatesarangeofoptionsthattheU.S.andothernationscouldadoptwhenformulatingpolicytowardAfricancountries.Theyincluderevampedtrademeasures,better-apportionedaidandsustainedmilitaryinterventionincertaininstances,toavertwhatheseesasarapidlyacceleratingdivergenceoftheworld’spoorest,primarilyinAfrica,fromtherestoftheworld,evenotherdevelopingnationssuchIndiaandChina.

E

Collierfindthatbadgovernanceisthemainreasoncountriesfailtotakeadvantageoftherevenuebonanzathatresultsfromaboom.Moreover,ademocraticgovernment,headds,oftenmakestheaftermathofaboomworse.“Insteadofdemocracydisciplininggovernmentstomanagetheseresourceboomswell,whathappensisthattheresourcerevenuescorruptthenormalfunctioningofdemocracy—unlessyoustop(themfrom)corruptingthenormalfunctionofdemocracywithsufficientchecksandbalances”,hesaidatatalkinJanuaryattheCarnegieCouncilinNewYorkCity.

F

CollieradvocatesthatAfricannationsinstituteanarrayofstandardsandcodestobolstergovernments,oneofwhichwouldsubstituteauctionsforbribesinapportioningmineralrightsandanotherofwhichwouldtaxexportrevenuesadequately.HecitestheDemocraticRepublicoftheCongo,whichtookin$200millionfrommineralexportsin2022yetcollectedonly$86,000inroyaltiesforitstreasury.“Ifanationgetsthesepointsright,”heargues,“itsgoingtodevelop.Ifitgetsthemwrong,itwont.”

G

Toencouragereform,CollierrecommendsthattheG8nationsagreetoacceptthesemeasuresasvoluntaryguidelinesformultinationalsdoingbusinessinAfrica—companies,forinstance,wouldonlyenternewcontractsthroughauctionsmonitoredbyaninternationalverificationgroup.Suchanagreementwouldfollowtheexamplesoftheso-calledKimberleyProcess,whichhaseffectivelyundercutthetradeinblooddiamonds,andtheExtractiveIndustriesTransparencyInitiative,inwhichagovernmentmustreporttoitscitizenstherevenuesitreceivesfromsalesofnaturalresources.

H

Thesemeasures,hesays,aremoreimportantthanelevatingaidlevels,anapproachemphasizedbyeconomistJeffreyD.SachsofColumbiaUniversityandcelebrityactivistssuchasBono.CollierinsiststhatfirstAngolareceivestensofbillionsofdollarsinoilrevenueandwhetheritgetsafewhundredmillionmoreorlessinaidisreallysecond-order.

Questions1-4

Usetheinformationinthepassagetomatchthepeople(listedA-C)withopinionsordeedsbelow.WritetheappropriatelettersA-Cinboxes1-4onyouranswersheet.

NByoumayuseanylettermorethanonce

AJeffreyD.Sachs

BPaulCollier

CJorgeArbache

1.Anunexpectedlyoppositeresult

2.Estimatedmoreproductiveoutcomesifitwerenotforsuddeneconomicdownturns

3.Aproposalforarangeofrecommendedinstructionsforcertaincountriestonarrowthewideningeconomicgap

4.Anadvocateforamethodusedforaspecificassessment

Questions5-9

DothefollowingstatementsagreewiththeinformationgiveninReadingPassage1?Inboxes5-9onyouranswersheet,write

TRUEifthestatementistrue

FALSEifthestatementisfalse

NOTGIVENiftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage

5.TheinstabilityineconomyinsomeAfricancountriesmightnegativelyimpacttheircontinuinggrowthafteracertainlevelhasbeenreached.

6.Collieristhemostinfluentialscholaronthestudyofvolatilityproblem.

7.CertainAfricangovernmentslevyconsiderabletaxesonpeopleprofitinggreatlyfromexportation.

8.SomeAfricannationsdecisionsonaddressingspecificexistingproblemsaredirectlyrelatedtothefutureoftheireconomictrends.

9.CollierregardsJeffreyD.Sachsrecommende