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【题目】How to Pick a Good Book

It’s not news that we spend more time texting and surfing online than ever. But a recent study shows that more teenagers are reading good old-fashioned and ink-on-paper books. Reading is a good way to widen your knowledge and learn about yourself. You probably know how to find the best application programs for your phone. 1

1.Start with your interests

Reading on your own isn’t like reading for school. 2It could be ancient martial arts, computers, or fashion design. If you can name the subject, you can find books about it.

2. Find your “type”

3 Books of fiction, like novels or short-story collections, can transport you to another world or help you to imagine something beyond your own experience. Not all fiction is the same. Try some different types of fiction and see which one you prefer. Non-fiction books give you the “who”, “what”, “when” and “why” of something. They tell stories using facts, but that doesn’t mean they are dull.

3.Read the “blurb(简介)”

The reviews and quotes on the back and inside covers of many books are known as “blurbs”. These comments not only give you an idea of what the book is about, but also help you to pick out future books. If you find a book you really like, take a minute to read the blurb and see which authors praised the book.4

4. 5

Your local library can provide you with a lot of great books. Explain your interests and mention any writer you like, and the librarian can point you towards books that you will like. Then you can enjoy what you’re reading in a quiet place.

A. Often,theywillhavesimilarstyles, andyou might find you like books by those authors, too.

B. Youcanpicksomethingthatsuitsyour interests.

C. Read in aquietplace.

D. Doyoupreferfictionornon-fiction?

E. Askanexpert.

F. It isnecessarytoworkoutwhat thebook ismainlyaboutbeforereading.

G. Butdoyouknowhowtopickabookthat youwillreallylike?

【答案】

1G

2B

3D

4A

5E

【解析】

本文是一篇说明文,针对如何选好书作者给了几点建议。

1本段说明了现在越来越多的青少年正在阅读传统书籍和纸质书这一现象,阐述了读书的好处。下文是选好书的具体措施。G项:但是你知道如何挑选一本你真正喜欢的书吗?承上启下,连接前后。故选G.

2本段建议我们选书时从兴趣入手,B项:你可以选择你感兴趣的东西,其中的suitsyour interests是关键词,与本段标题相符。故选B.

3本段建议我们选书时寻找自己的类型,本段主要以Books of fiction, Non-fiction books为例说明书籍类型。D Doyoupreferfictionornon-fiction?概括了本段内容,故选D.

4本段介绍了读书前看简介的重要性,上句建议我们读简介时留心一下哪些作者称赞了这本书,A项:通常,它们会有相似的风格,你可能会发现你也喜欢这些作者的书。与上句连接,说明留心哪些作者称赞了这本书的好处。故选A.

5根据本段中Explain your interests and mention any writer you like, and the librarian can point you towards books that you will like.可知在图书馆读书时,可以向图书管理员寻求建议。E. Askanexpert.概括了本段内容,适合作为本段标题。故选E.

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