Kinh nghiệm đọc hiểu tiếng Anh trình độ nâng cao: Phần 2

Nối tiếp nội dung của phần 1 Tài liệu Rèn luyện kỹ năng đọc hiểu tiếng Anh trình độ nâng cao - Cause and Effect intermadiate reading practice, phần 2 giới thiệu tới người đọc nội dung của 2 bài học cuối cùng. Mời các bạn cùng tham khảo.
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Kinh nghiệm đọc hiểu tiếng Anh trình độ nâng cao: Phần 2 C A U S E A N D EFFECT 11. A man is a ____________ .2. In spring, animals search f o r ____________3. Spiders and birds b u i l d _____________.4. A roadrunner’s head ____________ straight in front when it runs5. T he Simplon ____________ goes under the Alps between Italy and Switzerland.6. Being afraid to fly is an i ll o g ic a l ____________ .7. We heard a l o u d ____________ and knew that there had been an accident.8. Som e people think baseball i s _____________ because it is so slow.9. W ould you b e ____________ to meet Frankenstein?10. M ost people only fly ____________ .D. T rue/F alse/N o Information_________ 1. Some Eskimos are left-handed._________ 2. Most right-handers do calculus with the left hemisphere of the brain._________ 3. When people look at a beautiful sunset, most o f them use the right hemisphere o f the brain._________ 4. The right hem isphere controls the right side o f the body._________ 5. Most people in the world use the left hem isphere for language._________ 6. Left handedness can cause children to see letters backward._________ 7. It is easier to write from left to right._________ 8. Left-handed people are more intelligent than right-handers.straight (adj) [strcit] : thangc alculus (n) [kit-lkjules] : pliep tinlibrain (n) [brcin] : nao146 A M I S H M A S H (A HO DG E PO D GE ) E. Comprehension Questions 1. What does the right hemisphere o f the brain control? 2. Which hemisphere is stronger in left-handed people? 3. Why do lefties prefer to kick with the left foot?4. What problems do lefties have using machines? 5. When do some left-handers start to stutter?6. Why do anthropologists think the earliest people were equally divided between left-and right-handedness?7. Why did the Greeks start writing from left to right?8. What does you are in good company mean?9. How can you tell if a two-year-old child is left-handed? 10. Are you left-handed?F. Main Idea1. What sentence is the main idea for paragraph 4 (lines 23-28)?2. Paragraph 6 (lines 32-36)?3. Write a sentence for the main idea in paragraph 9 (lines 53-62).4. Write the main idea o f the last paragraph.anthropologist (n) [tlcn0ropolod3ist] : nlid nlidn cluing hoc 147 C A U S E A N D EFFECT WORD STUDYA. W ord Form s V erb Noun Adjective Adverb1. communicate communications^) (un)communicative2. exist existence (nonexistent3. prefer preference (un)preferential4. divide division (indivisible5. force force forceful forcefully6. (un)common (un)commonly7. respond response (un)responsive8 permit permission (im)permissible (im)pcrmissibly permit permissive9. reality (un)real reallyla. There have been m any wonderful developm ents in the field o f ________ in the last 20 years.1b. I tried to get the information from the president’s secretary, but she was very.2. Frank told everyone he worked for a large company, but the company is3a. Professors should not give treatment to the students they like3b. Short jackets, not long coats, a r e _______ _________ by skiers.4. Ten is not e v e n ly _____________ by three.5a. Ms. Bush has a very_______________ personality.5b. John w a s ________ to leave the university because his grades were so bad.6. It i s _____________ believed that sons are better than daughters.7. The injured p e r s o n ___________to the doctors treatment. She is well now.8a. Some psychologists say that adults should not b e _______ with their children.8b. You cannot build a house in this city without a b u ild in g ____________ .8c. S m o k in g _____________ n o t ______________in this building9. It s e e m e d _____________ to Abdullah that he had finally finished his doctorate degree and was going home.e x iste n c e (n ) [ig z is te n s ] : s t f to n t a ire a lity (n ) [ ri :aeliti ] : s i ( tlitfctrea tm en ...