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2016考研英语（一）新题型真题解析

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2016年研究生入学考试已经结束，其中的英语科目在一结束便受到了考生的广泛关注。新题型一直被视为是“拦路虎”，不少小伙伴谈之色变。由于它常考的题目类型很难，许多烤鸭们都选择了放弃这一块，因为做与不做，差别并不太大。但是，2016年的考研英语新题型却一反常态，考查的是英语二中常考的、较为简单的选择标题题。对此，文都英语老师认为，我们可以采用以下方法去理解：

1、精读小标题，去同存异

A.Create a new image of yourself创造自己的新形象；

B.Have confidence in yourself相信你自己；

C.Decide if the time is right决定时间是否正确；

D.Understand the context理解情境；

E.Work with professionals 和专家一起工作；

F.Make it efficient使它有效；

G.Know your goals了解你的目标。在认真分析后，我们发现各选项的含义较为清晰，并没有含义相同或相近的选项。

2、通读对应段落，了解大意

41题，第四段中主要讲，作者认为“升级形象在需要做出改变的时候非常有用，如果你处于需要改变的时期，或者处于困顿时期，那就是一个比较合适的时间了。如果你还不确定是否需要改变的话，你可以咨询你的好朋友或者是同事。”从这里可以看出确定改变时机的重要性，这和C项相符合。至于42题，空格后面的第一句话就是本段的中心句，第二句以及后面的内容则分别举例讲述了对于不同的人，他对于改变想要达到什么样的效果则给予了不同的期望，所以我们只要选择和第一句话“明白自己想要获得什么样的效果”相对应的表达即可，这也就和G项“了解你的目标”相对应了。43题，空格后的第一句话：像一个人类学家一样去看待你的工作环境，我们只要选出这句话的同义替换就行，因为后面的问句就都是具体的举例了。D项中的context情境和environment是同义替换词，所以这题可选择D项。44题后面这一段则通过各种举例说明“请求其他的专家，获得他们的帮助”，这和E选项表达的内容相似；45题后面这一段的第一句话就指出了“不要在该穿什么上花太多时间”，后文中还指出“一次购买完所有的东西”，简而言之就是“办事要有效率”，所以该题可选择G项。

其实，在英语一新题型的各种类型中，选择标题题是考的较少的，因为它最简单，通常常用于英语二的考试中。那小伙伴们，你们是不是都做对了呢？文都英语老师希望大家都能做对，在考研中取得好成绩哦。祝大家2016考研顺利！

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