As a global language, English is gradually becoming an important part of people's lives. Whether it's studying, working, or communicating in everyday life, English plays an indispensable role. Therefore, we need to attach great importance to the study and examination of English.
The following is a set of English test questions and answers, through practical operation, we can know with certainty the knowledge points examined, cultivate their own problem-solving skills, after memorizing these knowledge points, the same question will be answered quickly and accurately in the future, here I focus on "how to see through these knowledge points?" ”：
Question 1: Multiple choice questions.
Which of the following words can replace "surprised" in a sentence?
a. worried
b. excited
c. calm
d. astonished
Answer: D astonished。Both words have the meaning of surprise, but"surprised"More focused on unexpected surprises, while"astonished"is very surprised, usually more intense.
The knowledge point of this question lies in the meaning of the 4 words that express emotion, and it is recommended that you grasp them one by one, focusing on the difference between astonished and surprised.
Which of the following options has a similar meaning to "watch TV"?
a. look at the tv
b. see the tv program
c. listen to the radio
d. play video games
Answer: c listen to the radio。 "watch tv"with"listen to the radio"All of them denote the activity of receiving the program through some kind of device, while the other options have no such meaning.
Learn to set collocations, especially to indicate the activities of a certain device to receive a program, such as "listening to the radio, watching TV" and their special usage.
The sentence "she is a kind and friendly person."What words can be omitted?
a. she
b. isc. a
d. person
Answer: c a。In this sentence,"a"is an article that is used to denote a generic reference and hence can be omitted while the meaning of the sentence remains clear.
The point of this question is that the article a, which indicates a generic reference, can be omitted and its meaning remains intact after being omitted.
Question 2: Cloze questions.
Read the following passage, then fill in the blanks with one of the four options that best answers.
i had a wonderful time at the beach last summer. the sea was calm and the sun was shining. i decided to go swimming, but i forgot my towel. a young man saw me and kindly offered me his towel. i felt very __and grateful. he was a __person with a warm heart.
a. happy b. sad c. afraid d. tired
Answer: a happy。Based on the sentences "I had a wonderful time at the beach last summer" and "a young man saw me and kindly offered me his towel", it can be inferred that the author was pleased, hence the answer is A.
Learning logical reasoning through context is the key to this question, and learning to find similar scene words in related sentences.
a. unfriendly b. outgoing c. polite d. selfish
Answer: B outgoing。Based on the sentence "he was a person with a warm heart", it can be inferred that this person is outgoing and friendly, so the answer is b.
The basic meaning of these 4 words in this question should be mastered, and they are "a."Unfriendly bOutgoing, friendly cCourtesy dselfish", based on the sentence with the warm heart, it can be inferred that B. should be chosenoutgoing。
In short, by doing the questions, we can see through the "knowledge points" examined, and after seeing through these knowledge points, it will be more convenient for us to study and fill in the gaps in the future, and lay a solid foundation.
How to see through these "knowledge points" quickly and accurately? It is recommended to follow these steps:
1.Analyze the question type.
Learn about the techniques and key points of different question types. For example, reading comprehension focuses on students' reading and logical analysis skills, while cloze focuses more on vocabulary and grammar.
2.Vocabulary accumulation.
Expand your vocabulary and understand the meaning of words in different contexts. For unfamiliar words, you can guess the meaning of them by context, or consult a dictionary to deepen your understanding.
3.Grammatical comprehension.
Understand the basic grammatical structures of the English language, such as sentence components, tenses, voice, etc. For complex sentence structures, long sentences can be split into short sentences to understand, or the logical relationship of sentences can be analyzed.
4.Reading comprehension.
Do more real and mock questions, and develop the ability to read quickly. When reading, pay attention to grasp the main idea and logical relationship of the article, and understand the author's intention and point of view.
5.Writing exercises.
Through the writing practice, you can understand the language requirements of the exam. You can write some essays with real questions and mock questions, and revise and improve them according to the sample essays.
6.Ear training.
Listen to more English listening materials to improve your listening skills. When listening, pay attention to capturing key information and the speaker's intention, and understand the structure and logical relationships of the listening material.
7.Mock tests.
Through mock tests, you can understand your preparation and weaknesses. After the mock test, you should carefully analyze the reasons for your mistakes and review them in a targeted manner.
In short, doing questions is the process of finding "knowledge points", you can quickly find the "knowledge points" contained in them, lay a solid foundation, and supplemented by the learning of exam skills, I believe that your English preparation will be all the way. We must learn to reflect and summarize, and for some knowledge points that are often mistaken, we can strengthen practice and memory.
Through the above methods, you can better understand the knowledge points examined in the English test, improve the efficiency of preparation for the test, and achieve better results.