Common reading mistakes in preparing for CET-4 and CET-6

As we all know, CET-4 and CET-6 are compulsory certificates for contemporary college students, and their gold content has great advantages in future job hunting. But what are the reasons why many candidates fail to take the exam for a long time? In fact, I may have fallen into the trap of preparing for the CET-4 and CET-6. Let's analyze the common reading mistakes in preparing for CET-4 and CET-6. I hope that all candidates can go straight around the pit and pass at one time.

Fill in the blanks when choosing words.

When I ask such a question, I will first distinguish the parts of speech of words, especially synonyms and antonyms are marked. If you don't understand the article, you can use the part of speech of the space to determine the filling content of the space.

In general, two synonyms are not selected. After choosing one of the two opposing words, the other can be ruled out. Choosing words to fill in the blanks is a test of logical ability, so please do some exercises.

Traditional reading

I suggest you read the topic first, and then read it from beginning to end. Articles of CET-4 and CET-6 don't count. It's too long. There are only two articles. It's not difficult to read them from beginning to end.

Moreover, most of the correct answers to CET-4 and CET-6 reading comprehension are synonyms replacement of the original text, so as long as you can understand CET-4 and CET-6 reading comprehension, there won't be much problem.

Because my browsing speed will be faster, if I have time, the order of dealing with problems is usually: look at the problem-look at the text-find out the problem-do the problem.

In short, you will browse the full text at the beginning. bump If you are a little stumped when reading the test level, please use the test skills to find the keyword context to find the answer.

Information matching

I think this type of question is a more appropriate way to use keywords, that is, find the keywords that match the sentence 10, and then bring them back to the article for search.

I suggest that when you do this, don't look for it after reading a sentence. Read three or four sentences at a time. This will save you time. Search articles 10 times, search. The article is very different three times.

I did several sets of questions at that time and found that the information to be matched was generally in a very obvious position, indicating the beginning of each paragraph (the first sentence, the second sentence) or this is the end.

If it was too late last time, you can try this method.

The above is the related content of "Common Misunderstandings in Reading for English Test Preparation for CET-4 and CET-6" which Bian Xiao sent to you today. I hope it helps you. As for the use of CET-4 and CET-6 certificates, you will know when you are looking for a job.