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[1]The key word is practice! Practice, Practice, Practice! There is no other way. There is no magic. The way to get better at listening to English is to listen to English. That’s the not-so-good news.

[2]The good news is there are many ways to listen and many things to listen to.

[3] Listening to English songs can be fun. But be careful! Most English songs use the language in a special way that you don’t hear every day. You don’t want to start speaking English like a poet or a songwriter. If you do listen to English songs, listen to different ones. This will help you train your ears to different voices, pronunciations and rhythms.

[4]If you can, get a copy of the lyrics so you can read them and listen to them at the same time. It is sometimes better to listen with your eyes as well as your ears---more information to help the brain.

[5]Watch English DVDs. But this time, don’t use your eyes to read the subtitles. Turn off the subtitles, because movies have so many other clues about what is happening that it is better not to use the subtitles. This enforces your ears do the work.

[6]Choose one character that interests you and pay attention to what they say and how they say it. If you can, repeat a line out loud after they have said it. Teach yourself one or more sayings, phrases or ways of talking that you will use after watching the movie. A new and growing resource of English language for listening can be found in blogs. Blogs are in MP3 format and can be loaded first onto your computer and then onto your MP3 player for very convenient take-with-you listening.

[7]You can find many English listening practices are fun, new, educational and in unending supply.

1. What is the main idea of the passage? ( no more than 8 words )

________________________________________________________________________

2.According to Paragraph 3, how can listening to English songs best help us? ( no more than 6 words )

_________________________________________________________________________

 

3.According to Paragraph4, why will we use both our eyes and ears to listen?.( no more than 8 words )

____________________________________________________________________________

4.What is the purpose of Paragraph 6( no more than 10words )

_______________________________________________________________

5.List three ways of practicing your English listening. ( no more than 15 words )

① ② ③

 

1.The ways to improve your English listening

2.By listening to different English songs.

3.We can get more information to the brain

4.To show the convenient way to do your listening

5.Listening to English songs; Getting a copy of the lyrics; Watching English DVDs.

【解析】

試題分析：文章介紹了幾種練習(xí)提高英語(yǔ)聽力的方法，像聽英文歌、看英文DVD、下載MP3格式的博客等。題目考查學(xué)生聯(lián)系上下文、分析句意的能力。

1.The ways to improve your English listening根據(jù)“The way to get better at listening to English is to listen to English. That’s the not-so-good news.”可知，更好地掌握聽力的方法是經(jīng)常練習(xí)聽英語(yǔ)。文章主要講的是提高英語(yǔ)聽力的途徑。故填The ways to get better at your listening to English.。

2.By listening to different English songs. 根據(jù)文章第四段It is sometimes better to listen with your eyes as well as your ears—more information to help the brain.說明我們既可以使用耳朵聽也可以使用眼睛看來(lái)獲取信息。

3.We can get more information to the brain聽英文歌很有趣，但要注意，大多數(shù)的英文歌使用的語(yǔ)言方式比較特殊，故填English songs

4.To show the convenient way to do your listening根據(jù)“Listening to English songs...get a copy of the lyrics...Watch English DVDs...blogs in MP3 format”可知，練習(xí)聽力的方法有：聽英文歌；看歌詞；看英文DVD；MP3格式的博客等。故填Listening to English songs; getting a copy of the lyrics; watching English DVDs.。

5.Listening to English songs; Getting a copy of the lyrics; Watching English DVDs. 根據(jù)get a copy of the lyrics(歌詞) so you can read them and listen to them at the same time.把歌詞抄寫下來(lái)，以便于邊看邊聽（它們）。Them指代的是歌詞，故填The lyrics.

考點(diǎn)：教育類閱讀。

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