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A(北京市朝阳区期末)
So,it's test time again.Have you done enough work to get good scores?Sleeping with the
textbook under the pillow doesn't work.
The best way is to space your practice out(拉开做练习的间隔时间),not to put it all together.
Just as a scientist called Tom Stafford advises,if you organize()five hours of study into one hour
a day,you will remember more than if you study for five hours on one day.
Don't depend on memory alone.Get pens and paper and start working!By testing themselves
earlier,students will be better at getting back the knowledge()from the memory and keep it in
the long run.John Dunlosky,a researcher in the US,suggests that"you start by reading a textbook
with your favorite pens and colors,and then write down the important ideas on small cards.While
doing so,you try to test yourselves on them in fact."
Going over what you have learned carefully should give you confidence,but if you are still
worried,it's not harmful to follow some special customs ()For example,it seems to be a
tradition for Japanese students to eat Katsudon()before a test.This is a bowl of rice with egg
and meat pieces,The name of the dish makes people think of the word“katsu”,meaning“winning”
For some students in Korea,the key to success is not washing their hair before a test,because they
believe they could wash all the knowledge out of their heads.
The bottom line is that you need to study hard,eat a good meal,sleep well at night before the
test,and believe that what you have tried to do will bring you success.Good luck in your test!
1.Does sleeping with the textbook under the pillow help to get good scores?
2.What is the best way to get good scores according to the passage?
3.How will students be better at getting back the knowledge from the memory?
4.For whom it is a tradition to eat Katsudon before a test?
5.What will you do if you want to get good scores?
B(湖南省长沙市明德集团期末)
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