浅谈雅思阅读判断题Yes选项的特征
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在雅思阅读考试中，由于时间短、题量大、词汇难等问题，很多考生都面临做不完题的困境。在平时的雅思阅读备考中，我们建议考生加大练习量和做题的熟练程度，以此来提高做题的速度和效率。然而在考试中，如果遇到紧急情况，出现答不完题的危险，这时考生需要利用一些技巧，提高做题速度，避免漏题。在雅思阅读考试的众多题型中，判断题是“命中率”相对较高的题目，如果大家能够在短时间内将这类题解决，将剩下的时间用于仔细研究填空题，配对等无法猜测的题目，这样就能够提高做题的效率。下面为大家介绍的是雅思阅读判断题Y选项的特征，希望对大家有帮助。
1. 题干基本无生词，但按题目字面意思翻译后仍不知所云，往往是YES。这种规律猜中率几乎100%。具体例子如剑5 Test2 Question18: Graeme Ritchie’s work links jokes to artificial intelligence. 这句话的字面含义是Graeme Ritchie的工作是将开玩笑与人工智能联系起来，读完后完全无法理解。只能在文章勉强看到题干中单词的同义替换形式，如artificial intelligence 替换成language understanding and reasoning in computer。诸如此类的例子还有剑5 Test2 Question16，剑6 Test2 Question32等等。
2. 符合逻辑常识的为YES，不符合的往往是NO。虽然说我们不提倡学生用常识猜题，因为有可能会出现一个客观事实或真理在文章未提到的局面，但毕竟是少数。所以如果词汇量特弱，速度慢的烤鸭使用这种猜法也未尝不可。比如说剑6 Test4 Question 32：In experiments, rats who ate what they wanted led shorter lives than rats on a low calorie diet等等。
3. 含有委婉词考点的为YES。至于这点了，大家一定要了解常见的猜中率较高的委婉词，而不是凭自己想当然。此处给大家总结了一下可以用的，比如：some，be similar to 或其同义词，possible，may等。
猜题有风险猜题需谨慎，希望各位考生们在猜题时一定要多方位了解各类答案的特征，注意读题，综合各种因素猜题做题，才能得出较高的正确率，切不可一味追求快速完成，而顾此失彼。
另外需要大家注意的是，首题是Yes题的选项很多，但不代表就是常规现象。譬如：剑七中一共有9组判断题，其中首题为YES有2例，首题为F的有6例，剩下一组首题为NG。所以，希望考生们还是在通读全文的基础上再做题，不要盲目轻信所谓的“规律”。其次的常规误区是：长难句往往为YES题。确实很多长难句为YES，但并不是100%。因为YES题往往考查同义替换，而不是逻辑理解。所以在出题干时偏长偏难完全可以理解。所以这种猜法建议烤鸭们在看不懂题干或没时间的情况下再使用，否则自己做会相对保险。
以上就是对雅思阅读判断题Yes选项特征的介绍，希望对大家的雅思阅读备考有帮助。在雅思阅读复习的过程中，除了对技巧的应用外，大家还需要对基础内容进行加强和巩固，这样才能够提高学习效率。最后，预祝大家在雅思考试中取得满意的成绩。
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