level 7
ddd
2016年05月08日 05点05分
level 7
你可以试试先看题目，确定好题目中的关键词，再回原文搜索答案～～
2016年05月08日 07点05分
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关键词不太理解在哪个位置找起来花时间。。。 一般来说是怎样的做题顺序？
2016年05月08日 08点05分
回复 Alze1989 ：我先花3～3分半钟看一遍再看题目，这样定位不💩很花时间了而且有的题目能秒选了会不会好一点。。但是我阅读水平有限，怕万一看不懂花时间白看了。。 还有4篇文章时间怎么分配？老师和我说出了小说，另外3篇27分钟写完，我一般要28、29分钟。。。
2016年05月08日 08点05分
3～3分半 看文章 打错字了
2016年05月08日 09点05分
level 5
备考ACT词汇量大概在8000-10000以上。一些好的背单词方法，推荐给你。http://www.actclub.org/article/show/201
2016年05月11日 04点05分
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我觉得我已经很接近了 文章也看的懂 还是老错怎么办
2016年05月11日 05点05分
@小鸟壹花 那就先不要盲目做题，找一下出错的原因。如果找不到原因，可以请教ACT教学专业老师指导一下。
2016年05月11日 08点05分
level 5
level 5
我举个例子，比如官方67C上的Humanity那篇文章，先读标题
HUMANITIES: This passage is adapted from the article “Finding Philosophy” by Colin McGinn (©2003 by Prospect).
Descartes (line 63) refers to René Descartes (1596–1650), a French mathematician, philosopher, and scientist.
从这个标题可以猜下，这篇文章应该和哲学 Philosophy有关
2016年05月11日 06点05分
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HUMANITIES: This passage is adapted from the article “Finding Philosophy” by Colin McGinn (©2003 by Prospect).
Descartes (line 63) refers to René Descartes (1596–1650), a French mathematician, philosopher, and scientist.
从这个标题可以猜下，这篇文章应该和哲学 Philosophy有关
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然后快速读完第一段
I have been an academic philosopher for the past 30 years. I came from an academically disinclined background in the northeast of England, my relatives being mainly coalminers and other manual workers. I was the first in my family to attend university, and indeed had no thought of it until age 17, when a teacher mentioned it at school. My father had become a successful builder, so we were not materially deprived, and it was expected that I would become some sort of technical worker. The idea that I might one day become a professional philosopher was inconceivable in those days, to me and everyone else. I was simply not living in a place where that kind of thing ever happened; it was far likelier—though still not at all likely—that I would become a pop star (I played drums in a rock
band).
这段大概讲了 作者现在的身份:哲学家，但是他小时候从来没想过自己会是哲学家
2016年05月11日 06点05分
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I have been an academic philosopher for the past 30 years. I came from an academically disinclined background in the northeast of England, my relatives being mainly coalminers and other manual workers. I was the first in my family to attend university, and indeed had no thought of it until age 17, when a teacher mentioned it at school. My father had become a successful builder, so we were not materially deprived, and it was expected that I would become some sort of technical worker. The idea that I might one day become a professional philosopher was inconceivable in those days, to me and everyone else. I was simply not living in a place where that kind of thing ever happened; it was far likelier—though still not at all likely—that I would become a pop star (I played drums in a rock
band).
这段大概讲了 作者现在的身份:哲学家，但是他小时候从来没想过自己会是哲学家
level 5
接下来挑每段的段首+段尾来读（很有可能段落大意在这两句中），其他的句子扫一眼就成
第2段：The paperback British edition of my memoir The Making of a Philosopher has a photograph on the cover of a man sitting on a bench, placed in a grey and listless landscape. ... When I look at an object do I really see the object itself, or just the appearance its properties offer to me? I remember the feeling of fixation that came over me when I thought about these questions—a kind of floating fascination, a still perplexity.
说了作者写的一本书的封面，以及作者思考的一些哲学问题
第三段：When I look back on this period in my late teens, I recall the harnessing of undirected mental energy by intellectual pursuits....I had had a similar passion for chemistry when I was ten, and for butterflies and lizards before that. How to harness such passions to formal education remains a great and unresolved problem.
作者回忆以前他的mental energy是没有固定的方向的，比如喜欢胡蝶啊，化学啊等等，并且他不知道如何harness自己的热情
最后，快速读最后一段
It was—of course—a teacher who tapped into my formless and fizzing mental energy.。。。 But what I mainly got from the enthusiastic Mr Marsh was the desire to study. His own passion for study shone through, and he managed to make
it seem, if not glamorous, then at least exhilarating— when done the right way and in the right spirit. ....Above all, I learned a very valuable lesson, one that had hitherto escaped me: make notes. Thinking and writing should be indissoluble activities, the hand ministering to the thought, the thought shaped by the hand. Today, if I find myself without pen and paper and thoughts start to arrive, my fingers begin to twitch and I long for those implements of cogitation. With such rudimentary tools you can perform the miracle of turning an invisible thought into a concrete mark, bringing the ethereal interior into the public external world, refining it into something precious and permanent. The physical pleasure of writing, which I find survives in the use of a computer, is something worth dwelling on in matters of education.
说了是个老师Mr Marsh带领他引导了他那无处安放的激情。以及他对于阅读和写作的看法
2016年05月11日 06点05分
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第2段：The paperback British edition of my memoir The Making of a Philosopher has a photograph on the cover of a man sitting on a bench, placed in a grey and listless landscape. ... When I look at an object do I really see the object itself, or just the appearance its properties offer to me? I remember the feeling of fixation that came over me when I thought about these questions—a kind of floating fascination, a still perplexity.
说了作者写的一本书的封面，以及作者思考的一些哲学问题
第三段：When I look back on this period in my late teens, I recall the harnessing of undirected mental energy by intellectual pursuits....I had had a similar passion for chemistry when I was ten, and for butterflies and lizards before that. How to harness such passions to formal education remains a great and unresolved problem.
作者回忆以前他的mental energy是没有固定的方向的，比如喜欢胡蝶啊，化学啊等等，并且他不知道如何harness自己的热情
最后，快速读最后一段
It was—of course—a teacher who tapped into my formless and fizzing mental energy.。。。 But what I mainly got from the enthusiastic Mr Marsh was the desire to study. His own passion for study shone through, and he managed to make
it seem, if not glamorous, then at least exhilarating— when done the right way and in the right spirit. ....Above all, I learned a very valuable lesson, one that had hitherto escaped me: make notes. Thinking and writing should be indissoluble activities, the hand ministering to the thought, the thought shaped by the hand. Today, if I find myself without pen and paper and thoughts start to arrive, my fingers begin to twitch and I long for those implements of cogitation. With such rudimentary tools you can perform the miracle of turning an invisible thought into a concrete mark, bringing the ethereal interior into the public external world, refining it into something precious and permanent. The physical pleasure of writing, which I find survives in the use of a computer, is something worth dwelling on in matters of education.
说了是个老师Mr Marsh带领他引导了他那无处安放的激情。以及他对于阅读和写作的看法
level 5
然后看题
21. The passage is best described as being told from the point of view of a philosopher who is:
A. discussing metaphysical questions that have troubled philosophers since the time of Descartes.
B. presenting in chronological order the key events in his thirty-year professional career.
C. reflecting on his own early, developing interest in philosophy and in scholarship generally.
D. advising professional educators on how to get more students to study philosophy.
第一道题一般考文章总体，这篇文章主要是作者在说自己的过去，答案就是C
22. Based on the passage, which of the following was most likely the first to engage the author’s passionate interest?
F. Drumming
G. Philosophy
H. Chemistry
J. Butterflies
这道题问的是作者最初的passion是什么，猜下，应该是在第三段，再具体定位，再做题
2016年05月11日 06点05分
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21. The passage is best described as being told from the point of view of a philosopher who is:
A. discussing metaphysical questions that have troubled philosophers since the time of Descartes.
B. presenting in chronological order the key events in his thirty-year professional career.
C. reflecting on his own early, developing interest in philosophy and in scholarship generally.
D. advising professional educators on how to get more students to study philosophy.
第一道题一般考文章总体，这篇文章主要是作者在说自己的过去，答案就是C
22. Based on the passage, which of the following was most likely the first to engage the author’s passionate interest?
F. Drumming
G. Philosophy
H. Chemistry
J. Butterflies
这道题问的是作者最初的passion是什么，猜下，应该是在第三段，再具体定位，再做题
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