【江苏专用】2020版高考英语二轮 题型组合练8 含解析.doc

《【江苏专用】2020版高考英语二轮 题型组合练8 含解析.doc》由会员上传分享，免费在线阅读，更多相关内容在教育资源-天天文库。

1、题型组合练(八)(对应学生用书第183页)Ⅰ.阅读理解——文化教育(江苏省名校高三入学摸底卷(题型卷))SarahLynn，aneducationalconsultantandteacher，thinksEnglishlearnerscanimprovetheirabilitytorememberandusenewwordsbytestingthemselves.Sheaddsthatselftestingimprovesretrieval(数据检索)—theabilitytouseandremembernewwords.I

2、fyouarelikemostlearners，youmayhavefacedsuchasituation:Youthinkyouunderstandatopic.Yetwhenaskedtousewhatyouhavelearned，youarenotabletoremembertheinformation.Notbeingabletoretrievenewideascouldhappenonatestoreveninaconversation.Learningtakeseffort.Ittakeseffortbecaus

3、ethelearningprocesschangesthebrain，saysSarahLynn.Onewayitchangesthebrainisbycreatingconnections，whicharecalleddendrites(树突)．Lynnsuggeststhatdendriteconnectionsareimportantforretrieval.Therearethreemainideasabouthowtogrowdendritesandimproveretrieval,makingconnection

4、s，usingrepetitionandtestingyourself.Lynnisnottheonlyexpertwhorecommendsselftesting.ApaperinJournalofAppliedResearchinMemoryandCognitionsaysonebenefitoftestingpracticeisthatitimprovesretrieval.Retrievinginformationoncemakesretrievingthatinformationeasierinthefuture.

5、Inaddition，thepapersays，whenstudenttestthemselvesaspartofstudying，theylearnwhattheydonotknow.Whenstudentsknowwhattheydonotunderstand，theycanpayattentiontoovercomingtheirweaknesses.Lynnrecommendsthatlearnerstestthemselvesbygettingawayfromwhattheyarestudying.Then，the

6、yshouldtestthemselvesbythinkingaboutwhattheyhavelearned.Sherecommendsthatlearnersmakethemselveswriteorspeaksomething.Lynnsuggestsreadingsomethingorwatchingavideoonthetopic，thengettingridofthereadingoraudiomaterialandsummarizingit.Thiswillallowlearnerstotestwhatthey

7、know.Thebenefitsofsuchpractice，Lynnsays，arenotjustaboutimprovingyourabilitytorememberinformation.Bytestingyourself，youcanbuildconfidenceintheskillsyouhavedeveloped.Whenyoutestyourself，Lynnsays，youwillseehowmuchprogressyouhavemade.Thisprogresswillsatisfyandencourage

8、youtodomoreinthefuture.NexttimeyouarestudyingEnglish，trytotestyourself.Asimplewaytotestvocabularyistocreateflashcardswithcluesononesideandtheansw