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Viewpoints on The EnglishTest Used Simultaneously by 9 Provinces

Some  of My Viewpoints on The English Test

Used Simultaneously by 9 Provinces

Peter Wang

Reading Comprehension Itself

Reading Comprehension as Backbone of the Whole Paper

Point 1: Basic knowledge and skills are never out of fashion.

In General Senior High School Curriculum Standards, it evidently holds that English language ability constitutes a foundation for developing the English subject core competencies. That is to say, English language ability is the basis of basis, it is a necessary condition and primary condition for developing the English subject core competencies. Without English language ability, there is no possibility to develop the English subject core competencies.

Basic knowledge and skills include:phonetic knowledge; vocabulary

knowledge; grammar knowledge; discourse knowledge; pragmatic

knowledge

It should be frankly acknowledged that the former three are emphasised often, but the later three are often ignored intentionally and unintentionally, but New Matriculation Test would without unexpectation shift from the former three to the later three, at least of the same importance in it. Directly and indirectly, the capability will be tested as has been shown in The English Test Used simultaneously by 9 Provinces  

Point 2: Teach everything in context.

A  first-of-its-kind  exhibition  that  focuses  on  the  history  of  Yellowstone  National  Park posters  will  be  on  display  at  the  University  of Wyoming's  Coe  Library  beginning  Tuesday, February  l

“Wonderland  Illustrated”will  present  posters  and  poster-style  illustrations  of  the  park spanning  from  the   1870s  through  2022.The  exhibition  will  be  located  on  Level  3  of  Coe Library.It will be on view through Tuesday,May 31.

The  exhibition  takes  place   at  the   same  time   as  this  year's   150th   anniversary  of  the  creation of Yellowstone National Park.The posters in the exhibition serve the purpose of both

advertising and art

“We're  thrilled  to  be  working  with  Yellowstone  collectors  Jack  and   Susan  Davis,and   Larry  and  Thea  Lancaster  to  bring  this  exhibition  to  the  University  of Wyoming  as  part  of year-long  celebrations  recognizing  Yellowstone's   150th   anniversary,"says   Tamsen  Hert,head of   UW    Libraries'Emmett    D.Chisum    Special   Collections.“This   exhibition   involves   the history  of  printing,art,photography  and  advertising  over   16  decades.The  images  reproduced

are found on travel brochures,postcards and maps-many of which are held in our collections.”

Parrots  are prey  animals,which means that  other predators (捕食者)in  the  wild,such  as hawks  or  snakes,are  looking  to  make  them  into  a  meal.This  one  factor  influences  parrots' behavior in your house more than any other.

Because   their    biggest   enemy    is    the   hawk,parrots    are    especially   reactive    to    quick movements    from    above    and    behind.For    this    reason,it    is    wise    to    avoid    quick,sudden movements  near  your  bird.This  is  a  built-in  reaction  not  subject  to  logic  or  reason.Simple and  relatively  harmless  household  objects  can  draw  extreme  fear  responses  from  a  bird.For example,a balloon  may  represent  a  hawk  or  a  vacuum  hose  (吸尘器软管)may  be the  same  as

a  snake  in  your  bird's mind.

As  prey  animals,parrots  are  often   frightened  by  exposure  to  new  household  items  or strangers.It  is  important  to  expose  your  bird  to  safe  experiences  and  changes  starting  at  a  very  young  age  to  build  flexibility  and  improve  their  adaptability.Variety  in  diet  and  toys,travel, and  exposure  to  new people  and  places  all  help  to  make  your bird  more  flexible  and  adaptable

to  change

Even  so,how  quickly  your  child  develops  into  a  social  creature  may  also  depend  on  his temperament  (性格).Some   toddlers   are   very   social,but   others   are   shy.In   addition,the   way that  toddlers  demonstrate  that  they  like  other  children  is  markedly  different  from  what  adults think  of  as   expressions  of  friendship.Research   at   Ohio  State  University  in  Columbus  found that  a toddler's way  of saying  “I  like you"during play  is  likely to  come  in the  form  of copying a  friend's  behavior.

Point 3:Paraphrasing dominates the reading comprehension.

1.recognizing Yellowstone's150th anniversary=marking Yellowstone's 150th anniversary

2.very few have survived.=it is rare in the world

3.membership= living in a group

4.to take flight= to get away

5. ( It  may) move around quickly.= quick,sudden movements

6. no better off =  feel bad

7.They are fond of their playmates= a toddler's way of saying  “I like you"during play

8.explain  the  reasons  behind them= Help them understand then (=social rules)

9.This kind of thinking explains why = Why do people...

Point 4: Learning to think in English becomes more and more important.

23.What do we know about the  1904 poster Henry Wellge designed?

A.It is rare in the world.                                  B.It  is  in black and white.

C.It  is printed  on  cloth.                                D.It  is  owned  by  a professor.

A simple reasoning problem.

26.Why  would  a  balloon  frighten  a  parrot?

A.It  may  explode  suddenly.                          B.It  may be  in  a  strange  shape.

C.It  may  have  a  strong  color.                      D.It  may  move   around  quickly.

A comparatively complicated reasoning problem.

Need to use pragmatic knowledge

Need to use cause-effect thinking.

What  is  the  author's  purpose  of  writing  the  text?

A.To   explain   wild   parrots' behavior.            B.To  give  advice  on  raising  a  parrot.

C.To  call  for  action  to  protect  animals.      D.To  introduce  a  study  on  bird  ecology.

A very complicated reasoning problem.

Need to use discourse knowledge

Need to inductive thinking.

1. The main writing purposes and structural features of official documents,editorials, and book reviews (e.g. conveying information, arguing for opinions, and analyzing and evaluating facts)

1. The main writing purposes of narrative and expository texts (such as depicting experience, conveying information, describing facts, and creating with imagination) and the main structural features of such texts (e.g., the obligatory and optional elements of such texts and the order of these elements)-------extracted from Curriculum Standards

28.What is the author's attitude toward Carnegie's understanding of argument?

A.Critical.   B.Supportive                 C.Tolerant.  D.Uncertain

A very complicated reasoning problem.

Need to use both discourse knowledge and pragmatic knowledge

Need to use critical thinking.

Why do many people try to avoid arguments?

A.They lack debating skills.                            B.They may feel bad even if they win.

C.They fear being ignored.                            D.They are not confident in themselves.

A comparatively simple reasoning problem.

Need to use cause-efffect thinking.

Need to use pragmatic and discourse knowledge.

 

Interpret and evaluate the emotions, attitudes, and values reflected in the text; make logical deductions according to the facts presented in the text; identify or infer the viewpoints implied in the text; distinguish the redundant information in the text.

With the help of context, understand the function of specific words, the connotation and extension of word meanings, and the user’s intentions and attitudes; understand the intention of the use of purposely chosen language in the text and the role the language plays in showing emotions, attitudes, and values.

31.What is the key to"winning"an argument according to the author?

A.Sense of logic.                                          B.Solid supporting evidence.

C.Proper   manners                                        D.Understanding from both sides.

A complicated reasoning problem.

Need to use discourse knowledge and pragmatic knowledge.

Need to use both inductive and deductive thinking.

35.Which  of the  following  is  the best title  for the text?

A.How  Children  Adapt  to  Changes                B.How  to  Be  a  Role  Model  for  Children

C.How  Your  Baby  Learns  to  Love                D.How  to  Communicate  with  Your  Kid

A very complicated reasoning problem.

Need to use discourse knowledge and pragmatic knowledge.

Need to use both inductive and deductive thinking.

34.What  is  the  function  of  the  quoted  statements  in  paragraph  4?

A.Giving    examples.                                      B.Explaining concepts.

C.Providing evidence.         

D.Making  comparisons.

A comparatively complicated problem.

Need to use discourse knowledge.

Need to use deductive thinking.

Point 5: Reading comprehension is the backbone of the whole paper.

In the listening part, you will hear: 你有X秒钟的时间阅读这一小题

Besides reading comprehension itself, each part of the paper is based on reading comprehension: close test; five options among seven; grammatical filling; continuation writing;

Give students time and chance to read more;

Enhancing extensive reading is important;

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