This long reading in the reading section accounts for 10% of the total score.

At the end of the chapter, there are 10 sentences, each with a question. The information contained in each sentence. The information contained in each sentence comes from a paragraph in the text, and candidates are required to find a paragraph that matches the information contained in each sentence. Some paragraphs may correspond to two questions, and some paragraphs may not correspond to any questions.

Answering skills

Read ten options and outline key words, names, places, capitalized words and so on. It should be noted that if the sketched keyword appears more than three times in other options, don't draw this word, because it is not special enough and has no effect on the positioning of the text. Draw two or three key words in each sentence.

Read the first and last sentences of each paragraph, and be careful not to try to translate. Browse quickly and translate which option you see suspicious. If there were original words and synonymous substitutions, you would probably choose that paragraph. Look at the first sentence and you can probably choose about five.

After reading the first and last sentences, read the middle part of the paragraph in the same way as the second sentence. If there are still unselected options after reading, please read the unselected paragraphs again. Simply put, it is the principle of 2+ 1, and the first choice is synonymous substitution of two original words+1.