2021年2月6日雅思阅读考试真题答案
2021年11月6日雅思作文考试真题及范文
2021年11月6日雅思作文考试真题及范文本次雅思作文考试属于经典题重现，考生们要好好回顾。
以下是由小编为大家精心整理的“2021年11月6日雅思作文考试真题及范文”，仅供参考，希望能够对大家有所帮助。
2021年11月6日雅思作文考试真题及范文Task 1：柱图Task 2：Nowadays, people use social media to keep in touch with others and be aware of the news. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages.本周考题及分析More and more people use social media to keep in touch with people, news and events. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?这道题也属于经典题重现了，social media & Internet是一个非常重要的母话题，同学们一定要针对该类题目积累足够多的观点库和地道词组。
道题的问题类型‘优点是否大于缺点’，同学们需要注意以下几点：1.因为问题中的advantages & disadvantages都有复数，所以同学们必须优缺点各写至少2个点;2.outweigh需要同学们把优缺点进行比较，有下列两种方式：-优点*3 + 缺点*2 / 缺点*3 + 优点*2(多的多写一个点)-优点*2 + 缺点*2 + 结尾段写一个比较句(为什么优点/缺点更重要) 一般情况下，小编是推荐第二种写法的，因为第一种写法需要同学们写5个点，这样考试的时候压力会很大。
而第二种写法只需要在最后一段写一个相对固定的比较句就能拿到这道题的outweigh分数了。
那么，带着上面这些要点，我们一起来看范文吧!范文鉴赏More and more people use social media to keep in touchwith people, news and events. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?满分词汇：access / inaccessible v./adj. 接触/无法接触current affairs n. 最新资讯in the globe prep. 世界各地privilege n. 特权up-to-date adj. 实时的selectively subscribe v. 选择性订阅minors n. 青少年misguide v. 误导positively informative adj.能提供正面信息的discretion n. 审慎hate comments n.喷子言论论点1：Mass media allows the public to have access to current affairs in the globe, which used to be a privilege for only social elites a century ago.展开1: Compared with information spreading in the past, which were normally inaccessible by ordinary people, people nowadays can acquire virtually any up-to-date news using no more than a mobile device, or even selectively subscribe to their favorite ones in various mass media platforms.论点2：It is normal for the general public, especially minors, to be misguided by the information delivered by mass media.展开2：Although most of mass media is positively informative, underage audiences, who rarely have any discretion, are easily to fall victim to some of the misleading information from mass media, such as commercials or hate comments on Internet media.。
2021年4月雅思考试真题答案汇总（4月24日）
2021年4月雅思考试真题答案汇总（4月24日）如今4月24日的雅思考试已经完成，对于这一次的雅思考试相信也有很多学生想要了解它的真题，好让自己在之后的考试里能够有所准备。
那么今天就把这次雅思考试的各部分的真题汇总带给大家。
1、备考雅思需要多久初中英语水平的学生：这类学生的词汇量与雅思要求有很大的差距，因此他们需要一年的时间来学习和准备雅思，以便顺利通过考试。
根据以往的经验，家长应该给孩子设定6.5分甚至7分的目标，因为如果孩子的目标被设定为6.5分，考试成绩可能只有5.5分;目标如果被设定为5.5分，考试成绩可能只有4.5分。
已通过大学英语四级考试的学生：这类学生具备一定的英语听、说、读、写能力，大约半年的时间就可以基本完成雅思考试的学习和准备工作。
Cet-6学生：这些学生基本具备良好的英语技能，听、说、读、写基础扎实。
他们只需要三个月的短期培训就可以完成雅思考试的学习和准备工作。
2、如何准备雅思考试先做一个适合自己的备考计划。
在我看来，无论英语基础是强是弱，所有的考生都应该充分了解自己的精力和能力，制定一个合适的复习计划，并把它列入重要和紧急的待办事项。
不要让你的周计划、月计划变成年度计划，甚至明年计划。
首先，雅思听力备考建议考生做听力练习的时候一定要在自己头脑比较清醒的时候去做。
不要边洗衣服或者边吃东西的时候做听力练习，那样的话效果会非常的不好。
选个安静的环境非常关键，在自己的卧室用电脑或者MP3都可以，要边听边记录关键信息，而且记录的时候不要把整个单词都拼写在上面，最好记一些单词的缩写，这样会比较省时间。
而且一定要尽最大努力全神贯注的听。
建议练习的时间不要过长，之后一定要去看听力原稿，把不明白的单词抄在本上，日后背诵。
其次，雅思听力备考建议平时可以多听一些英语新闻，像BBC，VOA都是非常好的听力材料。
这些英文网上都有，可以在线听也可以下载听。
而且还有慢版和快版，如果自己觉得自己跟不上正常语速的话，就先听个慢版的吧，但听的时候一定要多记笔记，最好一篇新闻听过5遍之后可以写下来。
2021年雅思阅读模拟题精选及答案(卷二)
2021年雅思阅读模拟题精选及答案（卷二）Lonely? Feeling low? Try taking a walk -- down the aisle. Getting married enhances mental health, especially if you're depressed, according to a new US study.感觉孤独?情绪低落?那就步入婚姻的殿堂吧!美国的一项研究发现，结婚能够改善心理健康状况，对那些抑郁症患者尤其有效。
The benefits of marriage for the depressed are particularly dramatic, a finding that surprised the professor-student team behind the study.婚姻对抑郁症患者的益处十分明显，这个发现令研究小组里的教授和学生都感到惊讶。
"We actually found the opposite of what we expected," said Adrianne Frech, a PhD sociology student at Ohio State University who conducted the study with Kristi Williams, an assistant professor of sociology.俄亥俄州立大学社会学博士阿德里亚诺·弗雷希和社会学助理教授克里斯季·威廉斯主持了该项研究。
弗雷希说：“事实上我们发现的结果和预期完全相反。
”They expected to find that one spouse's depression weighed too much on the marriage, but "just mattering to someone else can help alleviate symptoms of depression".研究人员原本期望证明配偶的抑郁症会对婚姻产生很大的负面影响，不料却发现“结婚能够减轻抑郁症”。
2021年雅思阅读模拟题精选及答案(卷九)
2021年雅思阅读模拟题精选及答案（卷九）You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-13 which are based on Reading Passage below.Last year Sean A. Spence, a professor at the school of medicine at the University of Sheffield in England, performed brain scans that showed that a woman convicted of poisoning a child in her care appeared to be telling the truth when she denied committing the crime. This deception study, along with two others performed by the Sheffield group, was funded by Quickfire Media, a television production company working for the U.K.'s Channel 4, which broadcast videos of the researchers at work as part of a three-part series called "Lie Lab." The brain study of the woman later appeared in the journal European Psychiatry.Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) purports to detect mendacity by seeing inside the brain instead of tracking peripheral measures of anxiety—such as changes in pulse, blood pressure or respiration —measured by a polygraph. Besides drawing hundreds of thousands of viewers, fMRI has pulled in entrepreneurs. Two companies —Cephos in Pepperell, Mass., and No Lie MRI in Tarzana, Calif.—claim to predict with 90 percent or greater certitude whether you are telling the truth. No Lie MRI, whose name evokes the casual familiarity of a walk-in dental clinic in a strip mall, suggests that the technique may even beused for “risk reduction in dating”.Many neuroscientists and legal scholars doubt such claims—and some even question whether brain scans for lie detection will ever be ready for anything but more research on the nature of deception and the brain. An fMRI machine tracks blood flow to activated brain areas. The assumption in lie detection is that the brain must exert extra effort when telling a lie and that the regions that do more work get more blood. Such areas light up in scans; during the lie studies, the illuminated regions are primarily involved in decision making.To assess how fMRI and other neuroscience findings affect the law, the Mac-Arthur Foundation put up $10 million last year to pilot for three years the Law and Neuroscience Project. Part of the funding will attempt to set criteria for accurate and reliable lie detection using fMRI and other brain-scanning technology. “I think it's not possible, given the current technology, to trust the results,”says Marcus Raichle, a neuroscientist at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis who heads the project's study group on lie detection. “But it’s not impossible to set up a research program to determine whether that’s possible.”A major review article last year in the American Journal of Law and Medicine by Henry T. Greely of Stanford University and Judy Illes, now at the University of British Columbia, explores the deficiencies of existing research and what may be needed to move the technology forward. Thetwo scholars found that lie detection studies conducted so far (still less than 20 in all) failed to prove that fMRI is “effective as a lie detector in the real world at any accuracy level.”Most studies examined groups, not individuals. Subjects in these studies were healthy young adults—making it unclear how the results would apply to someone who takes a drug that affects blood pressure or has a blockage in an artery. And the two researchers questioned the specificity of the lit-up areas; they noted that the regions also correlate with a wide range of cognitive behaviors, including memory, self- monitoring and conscious self-awareness.The biggest challenge for which the Law and Neuroscience Project is already funding new research—is how to diminish the artificiality of the test protocol. Lying about whether a playing card is the seven of spades may not activate the same areas of the cortex as answering a question about whether you robbed the corner store. In fact, the most realistic studies to date may have come from the Lie Lab television programs. The two companies marketing the technology are not waiting for more data. Cephos is offering scans without charge to people who claim they were falsely accused if they meet certain criteria in an effort to get scans accepted by the courts. Allowing scans as legal evidence could open a potentially huge and lucrative market. “We may have to take many shots on goal before we actually see a courtroom.”says Cephos chiefexecutive Steven Laken. He asserts that the technology has achieved 97 percent accuracy and that the more than 100 people scanned using the Cephos protocol have provided data that have resolved many of the issues that Greely and Illes cited.But until formal clinical trials prove that the machines meet safety and effectiveness criteria, Greely and Illes have called for a ban on non-research uses. Trials envisaged for regulatory approval hint at the technical challenges. Actors, professional poker players and sociopaths would be compared against average Joes. The devout would go in the scanner after nonbelievers. Testing would take into account social setting. White lies—“no, dinner really was fantastic”—would have to be compared against untruths about sexual peccadilloes to ensure that the brain reacts identically.There potential for abuse prompts caution. “The danger is that people’s lives can be changed in bad ways because of mistakes in the technology,”Greely says. “The danger for the science is that it gets a black eye because of this very high profile use of neuroimaging that goes wrong.”Considering the long and controversial history of the polygraph, gradualism may be the wisest course to follow for a new diagnostic that probes an essential quality governing social interaction.Question 1-7Use the information in the passage to match the people (listed A-D)with opinions or deeds below. Write the appropriate letters A-D in boxes 1-7 on your answer sheet.NB you may use any letter more than onceA Henry T. Greely &Judy IllesB Steven LakenC Henry T. GreelyD Marcus Raichle1 The possibility hidden in a mission impossible2 The uncertain effectiveness of functional magnetic resonance imaging for detecting lies3 The hazard lying behind the technology as a lie detector4 The limited fields for the use of lie detection technology5 Several successful cases of applying the results from the lie detection technology6 Cons of the current research related to lie-detector tests7 There should be some requested work to improve the techniques regarding lie detectionQuestion 8-10Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage 1?In boxes 8-10 on your answer sheet, writeTRUE if the statement is trueFALSE if the statement is falseNOT GIVEN if the information is not given in the passage8 The lie detection for a convicted woman was first conducted by researchers in Europe.9 The legitimization of using scans in the court might mean a promising and profitable business.10 There is always something wrong with neuroimaging.Question 11-13SummaryComplete the following summary of the paragraphs of Reading Passage, using No More than Three words from the Reading Passage for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 11-13 on your answer sheet.It is claimed that functional magnetic resonance imaging can check lies by observing the internal part of the brain rather than following up 11 to evaluate the anxiety as 12 does. Audiences as well as 13 are fascinated by this amazing lie-detection technology.文章题目：谎言揭秘题材：论说文结构：A:Sean A. Spence关于毒死孩子的妇女的测谎实验B:fMRI的测试方法及引起的关注C:人们的怀疑及fMRI测谎的理论依据D:为fMRI设立的研究项目，Henry T. Greely 和Judy Illes不信任fMRIE:fMRI的研究对象令Henry T. Greely 和Judy Illes提出质疑F:fMRI所面临的最大问题，企业却急于应用fMRI技术G:fMRI的安全性和有效性标准设置有许多技术问题要解决H:Henry T. Greely对于fMRI的警告及作者的建议试题分析：Question 1-7题目类型：List of opinions and deeds参考译文：去年，英国谢菲尔德大学医学院教授Sean A. Spence 在对一位将自己照顾的孩子毒死的妇女的大脑进行扫描时发现，这位被定罪的妇女在否认自己的犯罪事实时，看起来像是在说真话。
2021.5.5雅思真题内容+答案(附高分范文)-2021年6月30日雅思真题回忆
2021.5.5雅思真题内容+答案（附高分范文）:2021年6月30日雅思真题回忆烤鸭们还好吗（认真脸）据说这次的考试很不一般啊新季度大换血！就问你颤抖了没？别害怕！跟着满分帝一起回忆一下吧~考试概述本场听力出现了一部分的新题，其他三个部分都是旧题。
考试填空题居多，占24道。
Section 1 音乐课程介绍，3选择，3匹配，4填空Section 2 摄影比赛展览，10填空Section 3 实地考察前准备，4单选，6多选Section 4 北非游牧民族的起源和生活方式，10填空题目分析Section 1场景：音乐课程介绍题型：3选择，3匹配，4填空1-3) Multiple Choice1. The teacher praise student Emma forB set examples to others2. Why did the course need to change timeB size of the classroom3. New class begins at4.45 pm4-6) Matching4. Dance classA. the course is full5. Singing classD. she has another activity at that evening6. Vocal classB. the course fee is too expensive7-10) Completion7. Teach children to play instruments and to write music8. Course fee: $ 859. Emma can start at 14 September10. Teacher: Jamal CurtisSection 2场景：摄影比赛展览题型：10填空11-13) Sentence Completion11. What is it called in international program: Open Gallery12. What is the theme of this new competition: on the street13. In theatre foyer14-20) Table Completion14. Nationality: Australian15. Interesting thing: collecting old maps16. Name:Kesteven17. Present job: running a picture library18. Wildlife photograph19. Lecturer from college of design20. Sports photographSection 3场景：实地考察前准备题型： 4单选，6多选21-24) Multiple Choice待补充25-30) Multiple Choice25-26) CE27-28) AB29-30) 待补充Section 4场景：北非游牧民族的起源和生活方式题型：10填空31-40) Completion31. They are going to move across: deserts and mountains32. They have three kinds of ethnics: seasonal33. Vegetables and cook with olive oil34. Their houses tent are made by grass and goat skin35. Men discuss important event in centre square36. Moving houses are carried by camel37. The people is descended from slaves38. Move to city with animals39. What are men called blue people: because they are wearing dark blue veil40. Some of them are granted by the government and now worked as tour guides in this area考试概述本次考试的阅读文章都是科普类的，各类题型都出现，特别是选段落标题和句子匹配以及主旨题。
2021年2月20日雅思听力考试真题答案
2021年2月20日雅思听力考试真题答案对于想要考雅思的同学来说，了解最近雅思考试的真题是很有必要的，雅思听力是很多同学的一大难点，为大家带来了2021年2月20日雅思听力考试真题答案，来看看吧！SECTION 1主题：租房参考答案：1.swimming pool2.dining room3.garage4.supermarket5.Park6.primary school7.gardens8.23rd April9.10.15am10.Spring streetSECTION 2主题：工作规则和地点介绍参考答案：11-13 选择11. 选 two different finishing time12. B you have to leave at some fixed time13. B you sit in your place for work14-20 地图14. bath room - I15. locker room - J16. load dock - G17. B18. media room -E19. production manager＇s office - C20. cafeteria - HSECTION 3主题：单词教学参考答案：21-26 选择21.B22.C23.A24.A25.A26.B27-30 匹配27.D28.A29.B30.CSECTION 4主题：穴居动物参考答案：31.entrance32.smell33.water34.winter35.damp36.eggs37.blind38.fish39.soil40.disease不要抢读录音开始后在听到“Now turn to Section 1”时再翻到第一部分开始读题，不要抢读。
调整状态由于录音只放一遍，因此一定要注意调整好心理状态。
如果有一部分没有听好，不要影响下一部分听的情绪，更不要放弃，可以说，每一部分都代表新的开始，争取听到你的最好。
2021年10月23日雅思阅读考试真题预测
2021年10月23日雅思阅读考试真题预测阅读考试需要大家认真进行准备，备考要求熟悉真题，并且多做预测题。
下是由小编为大家精心整理的“2021年10月23日雅思阅读考试真题预测”，仅供参考，希望能够对大家有帮助。
动物文化health in the wildants could teach antsanimal minds parrot Alexcan animals tell numberscopy your neighbour猩猩文化elephant communicationHow animals learn 自有机井灭绝类Mammoth 27314terminated dinosaur eradinosaurs footprints and extinctionThe giant deersaving the British bitternsGiants fall in AmericasThe last March of the Emperor Penguins鸟类Bird migrationThe blue footed boobiesFinches on islands昆虫类当蜜蜂遇到麻烦leaf-cutting ants陆地类Tasmanian tigermonkeys and forestskoalaBovid 反刍动物Chinese yellow citrus ant产品自然产品talc powersunny days for silicon龙涎香 version古代产品medieval toys and childhood the lost continenttools for ancient writing ancient Chinese chariots生产Violin makingSheet glass camMaking copiermaking of Olympic torch Hunting the perfume Nature works for nature works pottery production in Arkrotiri spider silk 2博弈论 game theory生活用品史time keeper 2History of time keeping History of frigthe history of pencilcosmetics自然产品史The impact of potatohistory of salthistory of teathe cacao， a sweet historygoing bananastea and industrial revolution技术史The development of plasticThe roll film revolutionliu5The invention of synthetic dyes History of building of telegraphic lines 汽车发展史人文史早期航海the beginning of footballorigins of ancient writingancient moneymaps and atlasrevolutions in mappingHistory of guitar 自有机井Education philosopher考古Mogomancostal archaeology of Britain voyage of going beyond the blue line the lost cityhuman remain in green Saharafossil fileswhat destroyed the civilization of Easter IslandThe Tunguska Mysterylast hours of iceman管理苏联工作制Motivating drivespeople and organizationGray workers 雇佣老年人Development of public management theorylanguage strategy in multinational companyWhat the managers really docorporate social responsibility工作压力Multitask debating决策Novice and expert公司创新改革Roles and responsibilities in management position 自有机井1.题型介绍Matching（搭配题）可以说是IELTS常考的题型之，基本上每次考至少有组，很多时候还有达到两组甚至更多的情况，对此这种题应该引起同学们的重视。
2021年4月雅思考试（4月10日）阅读真题答案
2021年4月雅思考试（4月10日）阅读真题答案想要去店铺，就必须要去完成雅思考试，并且要在该考试里拿到不错的分数。
如果大家在考试前有看过以往考试的真题以及答案解析，对于自己的考试是有很多用处的。
那么今天就到来看一看雅思考试2021年4月10日雅思阅读部分的考试真题答案。
Passage 1主题：自助超市题型：填空+ 匹配+选择Passage 2主题：水母泛滥的原因及影响题型：匹配+填空+多选Passage 3主题：人类的进化题型：判断+单选+填空基础薄弱导致读太慢：很多童鞋的基础不够好，主要体现在词汇量不够及语法掌握不牢，这就会导致题目文章理解困难，分不清复杂句结构，导致抓不住重点。
针对这两点你需要做的是：1、牢固掌握雅思阅读高频词2、对文章进行生词和同义替换的总结同意替换词是雅思阅读最大的出题点，自己进行总结，能帮助自己更深入的理解。
3、掌握雅思阅读重点句型雅思阅读重在转折、并列、因果等逻辑上的考察，补好基础语法后，需要在这些逻辑句型上花费更多的时间去掌握。
长时间紧扣单个句子：很多同学会对每个单词逐一停顿，并逐一翻译地阅读，强迫症式地想完全理解每句话的意思，这样会浪费很多时间，也完全没有必要。
在雅思阅读中，要以意群、句子，甚至几个句子为一个单位移动，必要的时候进行跳读。
掌握基础语法和逻辑后，读不懂的快读，读得懂的抓住重点。
还有同学低声朗读或嘴唇蠕动着默读，用手或笔指着卷面一排排地导读，这些都是严重影响阅读速度的坏习惯，现在开始，童鞋们就应有意识的抑制这些习惯性行为。
时间快用完时紧张负面情绪：在考场上，很多同学越想按时完成越是紧张。
一旦一篇文章没有及时做完，后面就慢慢心态崩了...其实，大家的目标不是9分的话，就不是非得做完全部的题目，最重要的是，保证已做的题全部正确。
所以在平常的练习中，先保证正确率，前期可以仔细地慢慢做，做到每题全对；后期熟练做题并牢固掌握词汇语法后，要在1小时内达到40个全对的目标，第一遍对错误的题进行总结，第二遍继续练习直到1小时内全对为止。
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2021年2月6日雅思阅读考试真题答案
在备考雅思期间，可以练习一下考过的真题，练习真题能够帮助我们了解雅思考试的题型，下面来给大家分享一下2021年2月6日雅思阅读考试真题答案。
Passage1：水獭 Otters。
难易度：一般。
题型：匹配+填空。
1-9 匹配
1、B
2、A
3、B
4、F
5、C
6、E
7、G
8、G
9、A
10-13 填空
10、salt water
11、swimming speed
12、costal otters
13、small mammals
Passage2： Renwable energy
难易度：一般
题型：判断+匹配
14-20 判断
14、FALSE
15、TRUE
16、NOT GIVEN
17、TRUE
18、FALSE
19、TRUE
20、FALSE
21-26 匹配
21、B
22、D
23、A
24、C
25、B
26、C
Passage3：The art of deception
难易度：难。
题型：选择+填空+判断。
27-32 选择
27、peers
28、describe the origin of Ek research
29、micro-expressions are common for all people
30、are examined to learn about micro-expressions
31、micro-expression can be used in a limited range of occupations
32-36 填空
32、false relief
33、crimes
34、research
35、justice
36、acting
37-40 判断
37、NOT GIVEN
38、NO
39、NOT GIVEN
40、YES
模拟考试环境
考过雅思的同学都知道，四科里面时间最紧的当属阅读，很多人初次去考试都会答不完卷子。
如果想在时间上做更好的掌控，计时练习就变得相当有必要了。
大家给自己限定一小时时间，之后核对答案，看下最终分数。
不计时完成三篇文章阅读
此方法为了提高大家的精读能力，不要为了做题而做题，而是为了把题目读懂、吃透。
每个词、每个短语、每个句式的功能都分析清楚再去答题。
此方法适合备考时间较长的，同时对阅读期望分值比较高的同学。
20分钟完成一篇文章
初期做阅读练习学生，整个阅读三篇文章一起读下来会有种大脑被掏空的感觉。
适度练习起码不会起到逆反心理。
此方法适合不喜欢阅读的同学，最前期适应练习。
没有时间限制完成一篇文章
依旧还是一篇文章，如果20分钟的计时导致时间紧迫造成错误率过高，可采用此种方法。
没有时间限制的阅读也是为了阅读而阅读，提升总体阅读实力。
一次只做一个题型
题刷多了之后他家会发现，不同题型他对文章不同部分的考察点是不一样的。
比如list of headings考察是段落理解能力，True/ False / Not given考察的是句子理解能力。
有针对性的答题往往会总结出适合自己的答题规律。
此方法适合多次刷题，但毫无题感的同学。
在字典的帮助下答题
此方法可检测出阅读失分的原因，究竟是因为生词？句式复杂？还是逻辑是的问题？如果有了字典的帮助还是得不到高分，就和生词没有关系了。
只读文章不做题
没有压力的阅读，会让你的阅读分数提升。
其实也是鼓励各位培养良好的阅读习惯。
核对答案后分析答案
如果做题中一味只是为了核对答案而做题，实际这题方法没有多大意义。
很多阅读8分的学生在做题中更多的会思考出题者出题的角度是什么，得出规律。
甚至有些学生在阅读完文章后，都会猜到部分题目考官考什么，或者他会挖什么陷阱。
这其实就是我们所强调的，从考官角度思考问题。
整理词汇表格及关键词表格
其实整个雅思考试就是一套同义替换的体系，阅读听力口语写作皆是如此。
阅读中的同义替换放到写作中当然也适用。
毕竟都是学术用语。
1. Multiple choice多项选择题，即要求考生从题目中给出的选择题中选出一个或多个正确答案。
2. Short-answer question简答题，即要求考生用几个单词或短语回答问题，通常一道题允许有多个类似答案均可。
3. Sunstone compilation完成句子题，即要求考生补充题目中缺漏部分，即填空。
4. notes /summary/diagram/ flow chart/table complication 完成备忘录/摘要/图表/流程图/表格。
5. choosing from a ＂heading bank＂for identified paragraphs/sections of the text标题对应题。
6. Identifacation of writer＇s view/attitudes/claims-yes， no or not given判断对错题。
7. Matching lists/phasas匹配题。
8. Classification归类题。
首先要说的是雅思阅读考试很大程度是在考生的词汇掌握情况。
其中包括同义近义词（Paraphrasing）的转换、识别能力，以及对一词多义的掌握程度。
雅思阅读文章中经常会出现许多专业词汇，但专业词汇大多都是作为定位词存在，绝对不会以考点的形式而存在，考的是都是一些常用的高频词汇。
一词多义也是雅思阅读对词汇的一个考点。
比如在剑 5 Johnson’s Dictionary一文的题目中就出现过shade一词，除了有荫凉处这个含义之外，它还有微小细微的含义，原文shade的意思就是第二种也是考生不太知道的意思。
同义近义转换，可能是词与词之间、短语和短语之间，也可能是句子与句子之间的。
想要能更好地熟悉的把握这些词汇，重点还是要在日常积累。
建议大家在做完练习之后，要特别的将文章和题目中出现的同义近义转化进行对比分析，整理成文以便复习，一词多义也是有同样的道理。
所以一定会对题目中的考点词掌握熟悉，能够快速的把题目信息和文章内容对应起来。
其次基本雅思阅读考点是考查考生对文章、对问题的结构和内容的整体把握及应用能力。