题目
I started to learn English when I was in elementary school. Together with my two friends, I had English classes with a private teacher. I lacked motivation and I learned very little. This stage was insignificant and could just as well have not happened at all.I began to learn English in earnest when I went to high school. I was in the same class with Michael, but in different groups. I was in a group for students who were to learn English from scratch, and he was in a group for those who had already known some English. Very soon, my teacher noticed that my English was improving rapidly and he told me to join the group for the advanced learners. This was the worst thing that could have happened to me. My new teacher, who was Irish, didn’t speak Polish so I couldn’t understand her and I never knew what I was supposed to do. I was completely at a loss. My English didn’t improve at all. As a result, at the end of that year I was sent back to the group for beginners.My stay with the advanced group made me realize what kind of learning strategies I should use in the future. I discovered that I cannot pick up a new language directly from foreigners. I started to learn hard again.I translated into Polish all new words that appeared in my course-book. Before a test I would memorize dozens of words with their Polish equivalents (对等物). However, later I would never revise those words so I would soon forget most of them.I knew that I should improve my learning techniques and I decided to ask for help those who had the best results in our class, that is Michael. That wasn’t easy because in the second grade, they seemed to look down on girls. So after a few attempts to approach them I decided to give up. For two years I learned English using the method described above. My English was improving but I was still forgetting new words. Finally, in the fourth grade I got closer to Michael, who started to show me how to learn English more efficiently, which was a breakthrough in the whole process of my learning English.Michael encouraged me to read books in English with monolingual dictionaries. Several months later, I began to write e-mail messages in English.I have been using these techniques for four years, and in my opinion, I have achieved pretty good results.【小题1】Which of the author’s English learning experiences was not worthy of notice? A．In elementary school. B．The first year in high school. C．The second and third years in high school. D．The fourth year in high school. 【小题2】Of the following experiences, which one made the greatest suffering to the author? A．She shared a private English teacher with his two friends. B．She was moved to the advanced group in the first high school year. C．She was sent back to the group for beginners. D．She got Michael to help her in English. 【小题3】What did the author learn from her study in the advanced group? A．She could not learn a new language quite well. B．Learning strategies are not important. C．The Irish teacher is not suitable for her. D．She had to ask for help those who had the best results in her class. 【小题4】What is the most important thing in the author’s process of English learning? A．Michael began to teach her an efficient way of learning English. B．She tried to read books in English. C．She tried to use monolingual dictionaries. D．She tried to write e-mail messages in English.
I started to learn English when I was in elementary school. Together with my two friends, I had English classes with a private teacher. I lacked motivation and I learned very little. This stage was insignificant and could just as well have not happened at all.
I began to learn English in earnest when I went to high school. I was in the same class with Michael, but in different groups. I was in a group for students who were to learn English from scratch, and he was in a group for those who had already known some English. Very soon, my teacher noticed that my English was improving rapidly and he told me to join the group for the advanced learners. This was the worst thing that could have happened to me. My new teacher, who was Irish, didn’t speak Polish so I couldn’t understand her and I never knew what I was supposed to do. I was completely at a loss. My English didn’t improve at all. As a result, at the end of that year I was sent back to the group for beginners.
My stay with the advanced group made me realize what kind of learning strategies I should use in the future. I discovered that I cannot pick up a new language directly from foreigners. I started to learn hard again.
I translated into Polish all new words that appeared in my course-book. Before a test I would memorize dozens of words with their Polish equivalents (对等物). However, later I would never revise those words so I would soon forget most of them.
I knew that I should improve my learning techniques and I decided to ask for help those who had the best results in our class, that is Michael. That wasn’t easy because in the second grade, they seemed to look down on girls. So after a few attempts to approach them I decided to give up. For two years I learned English using the method described above. My English was improving but I was still forgetting new words. Finally, in the fourth grade I got closer to Michael, who started to show me how to learn English more efficiently, which was a breakthrough in the whole process of my learning English.
Michael encouraged me to read books in English with monolingual dictionaries. Several months later, I began to write e-mail messages in English.
I have been using these techniques for four years, and in my opinion, I have achieved pretty good results.
【小题1】Which of the author’s English learning experiences was not worthy of notice?
【小题2】Of the following experiences, which one made the greatest suffering to the author?
【小题3】What did the author learn from her study in the advanced group?
【小题4】What is the most important thing in the author’s process of English learning?
I began to learn English in earnest when I went to high school. I was in the same class with Michael, but in different groups. I was in a group for students who were to learn English from scratch, and he was in a group for those who had already known some English. Very soon, my teacher noticed that my English was improving rapidly and he told me to join the group for the advanced learners. This was the worst thing that could have happened to me. My new teacher, who was Irish, didn’t speak Polish so I couldn’t understand her and I never knew what I was supposed to do. I was completely at a loss. My English didn’t improve at all. As a result, at the end of that year I was sent back to the group for beginners.
My stay with the advanced group made me realize what kind of learning strategies I should use in the future. I discovered that I cannot pick up a new language directly from foreigners. I started to learn hard again.
I translated into Polish all new words that appeared in my course-book. Before a test I would memorize dozens of words with their Polish equivalents (对等物). However, later I would never revise those words so I would soon forget most of them.
I knew that I should improve my learning techniques and I decided to ask for help those who had the best results in our class, that is Michael. That wasn’t easy because in the second grade, they seemed to look down on girls. So after a few attempts to approach them I decided to give up. For two years I learned English using the method described above. My English was improving but I was still forgetting new words. Finally, in the fourth grade I got closer to Michael, who started to show me how to learn English more efficiently, which was a breakthrough in the whole process of my learning English.
Michael encouraged me to read books in English with monolingual dictionaries. Several months later, I began to write e-mail messages in English.
I have been using these techniques for four years, and in my opinion, I have achieved pretty good results.
【小题1】Which of the author’s English learning experiences was not worthy of notice?
| A．In elementary school. |
| B．The first year in high school. |
| C．The second and third years in high school. |
| D．The fourth year in high school. |
| A．She shared a private English teacher with his two friends. |
| B．She was moved to the advanced group in the first high school year. |
| C．She was sent back to the group for beginners. |
| D．She got Michael to help her in English. |
| A．She could not learn a new language quite well. |
| B．Learning strategies are not important. |
| C．The Irish teacher is not suitable for her. |
| D．She had to ask for help those who had the best results in her class. |
| A．Michael began to teach her an efficient way of learning English. |
| B．She tried to read books in English. |
| C．She tried to use monolingual dictionaries. |
| D．She tried to write e-mail messages in English. |
题目解答
答案
【小题1】A
【小题2】B
【小题3】C
【小题4】A
解析
步骤 1：理解问题背景
作者描述了自己学习英语的经历，从小学到高中，经历了不同的学习阶段和方法。每个阶段都有不同的学习效果和感受。
步骤 2：分析每个问题
【小题1】作者在哪个阶段的学习经历不值得注意？
【小题2】哪个经历对作者造成了最大的困扰？
【小题3】作者从高级组的学习中学到了什么？
【小题4】作者学习英语过程中最重要的事情是什么？
步骤 3：根据文章内容回答问题
【小题1】作者在小学时学习英语的经历不值得注意，因为作者缺乏动力，学得很少，这个阶段可以忽略不计。
【小题2】作者被移到高级组的经历对作者造成了最大的困扰，因为作者无法理解爱尔兰老师，学习效果不佳。
【小题3】作者从高级组的学习中学到，她不能直接从外国人那里学习新语言。
【小题4】作者学习英语过程中最重要的事情是Michael开始教她一种有效的学习英语的方法。
作者描述了自己学习英语的经历，从小学到高中，经历了不同的学习阶段和方法。每个阶段都有不同的学习效果和感受。
步骤 2：分析每个问题
【小题1】作者在哪个阶段的学习经历不值得注意？
【小题2】哪个经历对作者造成了最大的困扰？
【小题3】作者从高级组的学习中学到了什么？
【小题4】作者学习英语过程中最重要的事情是什么？
步骤 3：根据文章内容回答问题
【小题1】作者在小学时学习英语的经历不值得注意，因为作者缺乏动力，学得很少，这个阶段可以忽略不计。
【小题2】作者被移到高级组的经历对作者造成了最大的困扰，因为作者无法理解爱尔兰老师，学习效果不佳。
【小题3】作者从高级组的学习中学到，她不能直接从外国人那里学习新语言。
【小题4】作者学习英语过程中最重要的事情是Michael开始教她一种有效的学习英语的方法。