1、阅读理解之推理判断题解题指导一、推理判断题常见提问方式1. The writer / author / passage implies / suggests (暗示) that _.2. It can be inferred (推断）from the story that _.3. We can learn from the passage that _.4. The passage is intended to _.5. The first paragraph of this passage is to _.6. From the passage, we can learn / conclu
2、de that _.7. The passage may be a / an _.8. How does the author seem to feel about this issue?9. Which of the following might happen later?10. Which of the following can be concluded from this passage?二、选项特点分析推理判断题目选项的设置有一定的特点和规律，了解这些，可以帮助提高答题的正确率。1正确选项的特点：（1）正确选项一般含义比较丰富，具有一定的综合性和概括性；（2）正确选项的表述一般不会
3、太绝对，而是会用一些相对宽泛的词汇，如often, usually, sometimes, some, may, might, can, could, possibly, probably等；（3）正确选项有时候与通过常识判断得出的结论相反，要特别注意。2干扰选项的特点：（1）只是原文的简单复述，而非推断出的结论；（2）看似从原文推断出来的结论，然而实际上与原文不符；（3）根据常识判断是正确的，然而不是在文章事实或上下文逻辑基础上推理而得出的观点；（4）虽然以文章提供的事实或内在逻辑为依据，但推理过头、概括过度；（5）部分选项的内容纯属编造。三、推理判断题的解题方法解决此类题要注意：一是与原文
4、相同的细节不能选；二是不能跳出文章做推断。1. 抓住特定关键信息进行推理。做此类试题要善于抓住某一段话中的关键信息，即某些关键词或短语去分析、推理、判断，利用正向推理或逆向思维，从而推断出这句话所隐含的深层含义。【例1】The receiver contacts at least four of the satellites and calculates (计算) its position. The third part of the system is a network of ground stations. They are all over the world. They contro
5、l the satellites and make sure they are working well.The underlined word “They” in Paragraph 3 means “_”. A. Receivers B. GPS devicesC. Satellites D. Ground stations【解析】根据这段文字，我们可以推断出They指的是ground stations（地面卫星接收站），故选D。【例2】Cost Adult: $7.40 Children (under 15 years): half John and his 10-year-old so
6、n want to watch Secret of the Dragon. How much should they pay? A. $7.40. B. $11.10.C. $14.80. D. $23.20.【解析】根据上面的信息可知，15岁以下的孩子是半价。所以，一个成人和一个10岁的孩子应该花$7.40+$3.70=$11.10，故选B。【例3】A downside of plastic cash is that it costs more money to produce. Cash and money-counting machines will also have to be ad
7、apted to accept the new money.What can you infer from Paragraph 6? A. Plastic notes should be printed in cash machines.B. There are some disadvantages of using plastic notes.C. Every country will have to accept the new money.D. Plastic notes should be produced by the cashiers.【解析】第6段有两句话，主要讲了塑料钞票的缺点
8、，四个选项中，B项正确。2. 利用作者的思想感情、文字色彩进行推断。有些题目要求考生根据文段的相关信息对文中人物的性格、心理状况、心智或品质做出判断，这时一定要扣紧文段的主题或话题，不要受一些细节事实的干扰。文章中的措辞会体现作者或者其他人物的思想倾向和感情色彩，这往往隐含在字里行间，或流露于修饰的词语之中。因此，在推断过程中，应特别注意文章用词。【例1】Many people welcome the citys growth. But an increasing number of Dubai natives worry about the speed of change. As a Dub
9、ai native says, “We must always remember where we came from. Our kids must know we worked very, very hard to get where we are now, and theres a lot more work to do.”In the last paragraph, what does the underlined part mean?A. We should always visit Dubai.B. We should learn from foreigners.C. We must
10、 always remember our past.D. We must only think about the future.【解析】根据划线部分中的用词：must always, very, very hard等可以断定，说话人非常重视迪拜的历史，强调不要忘本，尤其现在的孩子要知道他们父母奋斗的历史，故选C。我们也可以从四个选项上排除个别选项。选项A、D，太过绝对，根据常识，我们可以排除这两项。那么，我们就可以从B、C两项中选。这时再读划线句子，很好排除选项B。【例2】Sylvan Goldman, an American supermarket owner, invented the
11、shopping trolley (购物车) in the 1930s.The word “_” can best describe Goldman.A. funny B. honest C. creative D. friendly【解析】根据文中信息中的invented这个词，我们就可以推断出，Goldman是个有创新精神的人，故选C。3. 运用已有的经验、经历或常识进行推理判断有些文章具有一定的背景知识。因此解答此类文章的题目，除了把握相关文段的细节外，还应注意充分运用自己的常识，结合题目去分析推理。【例3】Cause and effect is one way to explain t
12、hings that happen around us. Many thing happen because something caused or influenced them to happen.Which of the following is cause and effect?A. Tony got up and had a glass of water.B. We came home and found him sleeping.C. The ball was lost and a window was broken.D. Tim was late again and his te
13、acher got angry.【解析】我们根据常识即可知因果关系（cause and effect），故本题答案选D。【例4】Now some people may think Im a bad mother and not such a great wife either. But as a big-time bargain hunter, I know the value of a dollar. And these days, a good deal is something few of us can afford to pass up. What can we learn abou
14、t the author? A. She rarely misses a good deal.B. She seldom makes a compromise.C. She is very strict with her children.D. She is interested in cheap products.解析：根据文中第三段可知，作为一名一流的讨价还价高手，作者知道每一美元的价值，由此推断，她几乎不会错过任何一笔能获利的交易，故选A。【例5】The Healthy Habits Survey(调查)shows that only about one third of America
15、n seniors have correct habits. Here are some findings and expert advice. 59. The text probably comes from _.A. a guide book B. a popular magazine C. a book review D. an official document解析：本文介绍了对美国年长者健康生活习惯的调查结果及专家建议。这是一份调查报告，出现的地方最可能是杂志，故选B项。推理判断题专项训练Passage 1According to James, this obsession with
16、 getting top marks has been a bad development, which encourages people to think of education in terms of work and money. To test this, I asked my daughter why she was so worried about her tests. She looked at me as if I was thick. “Well, if I dont get good grades, I wont be able to afford nice thing
17、s like a car and stuff.”I was quite surprised, because I dont consider myself a pushy parent. But James suggests it leaves students feeling failures even if they are very bright. He points to the Danish system (体制) of education as a better model. Creating happy citizens who have good social skills i
18、s seen as more important than high achievements at school or the needs of business.1. What can we infer from the passage?A. Social skills are as important as high grades.B. Interest in grades can shake self-confidence.C. The writer regrets not having studied hard at school.D. The Danish educational
19、system creates very smart students.Passage 2 We were so excited that we all forgot ice-cream was not allowed on the ride.Gloria broke into tears and we all had no idea what to do. Then Murphy, one of the workers, came over. She bent down and told Gloria that she would hold the ice-cream for her and
20、give it to her when she finished the ride. Gloria said, “Promise?” Then she gave Murphy her ice-cream, and she completely enjoyed the ride.Sure enough, as we walked out the exit, there was Glorias new friend with “her” ice-cream. Now you and I both know what happened, because we know that an ice-cre
21、am wont last twenty minutes on a summer afternoon in Florida. Murphy knew what time we would get off the ride; she went to the nearest shop and bought a brand-new ice-cream thirty seconds before we walked out the exit. Gloria said: “Thank you.” But Im sure she thought it was the same ice-cream.2. In
22、 order to keep her promise, Murphy _.A. took Gloria to the nearest shopB. asked her new friend to help GloriaC. helped Gloria get off the rideD. bought a new ice-cream for GloriaPassage 3Kindergarten (幼儿园) is a difficult time for some kids. Its the first time for them to be away from their parents.
23、To make kids love their school, Japanese kindergartens and schools have colorful buses. The buses can easily make children want to take them and then, go to school. Even some parents want to take them, too!3. Children in Japan may easily _ by taking the school bus.A. save timeB. enjoy their schoolC.
24、 play gamesD. do their homeworkPassage 4Have you ever heard someone use the phrase “once in a blue moon”? People use this expression to describe something that they do not do very often. For example, someone might say that he tries to avoid eating sweets because they are unhealthy, but will eat choc
25、olate “once in a blue moon”. Or someone who does not usually like to go to the beach might say: “I visit the shore once in a blue moon.” While many people use this phrase, not everyone knows the meaning behind it.4. Which of the following would be a good example of using the phrase “once in a blue m
26、oon”?A. Simon often tells jokes. Simon tells jokes once in a blue moon.B. Tom rarely remembers to do exercise. Tom does exercise once in a blue moon.C. Mary likes to go shopping every weekend. Mary goes shopping once in a blue moon.D. Cindy hates to stay up late, but she stays up late every day. Cin
27、dy stays up late once in a blue moon.Passage 5The two main factors (因素) that influence peoples choice of location are climate and resources. Climate is the usual weather conditions in a region. Areas that have bad weather are generally less ideal as places to live in. The north and south poles at th
28、e top and bottom of the Earth may be beautiful in their rugged, natural way, but the disadvantage of the bitterly cold and windy conditions usually keeps people way. Speaking of climate, warm conditions and a normal amount of rainfall are advantages that attract people.Natural resources are things t
29、hat we get from nature that help us survive. Each region offers different resources, and therefore attracts different groups of people. People who enjoy the beach can make their living by catching and selling the oceans many fish and other sea creatures. Those who prefer farming can take advantage o
30、f rich soil in valleys near rivers. Some people are willing to accept the disadvantages of the terrible conditions of deserts or mountains in order to take advantage of the resources like oil or woods.5. Why do people go and live in valleys near rivers?A. The temperature isnt too low in winter.B. Th
31、e resources like oil can bring them much money.C. People can make their living by catching and selling fish.D. Its easier for people to grow plants and keep animals.6. The purpose of the example in the last paragraph is to tell us _.A. people cannot survive in cold conditionsB. different resources a
32、ttract different groups of peopleC. people usually prefer living at the seaside to living on the mountainsD. a normal amount of rainfall is necessary for people to live in the desertPassage 6Research has shown that it is difficult to concentrate on driving and talking at the same time. It can even b
33、e more dangerous than driving after drinking too much. A recent study found that when drivers were talking on their mobile phones, their stopping times were 30 percent slower than when they had drunk too much and nearly 50 percent slower than when they were driving normally. It also found that drive
34、rs talking on mobile phones were less able to control their cars than drunk drivers.And talking isnt even the most serious problem, texting is. Unbelievably, another recent study reported that 22% of adults admitted they had sent a text message while driving at least once in the past month. An avera
35、ge text message takes 90 seconds to write and send. That means for one and a half minutes a driver is looking at their phones screen and not at the road. The arrival of new smartphones such as the iPhone will only make matters worse as they will allow users to do more things than ever before.7. Acco
36、rding to the passage, if a driver needs 10 seconds to stop when driving normally, they will need _ seconds to stop when talking on a mobile phone.A. 12 B. 13 C. 14 D. 158. According to the passage, in what order do the following activities influence driving? DangerousMore dangerousMost dangerousA. d
37、rinking talking on phone textingB. texting talking on phone drinkingC. talking on phone texting drinkingD. drinking texting talking on phonePassage 7Born in the USA in 1940, Lee returned to his native Hong Kong before his first birthday. As a teenager, the highly intelligent boy was accepted into on
38、e ofHong Kongs most famous middle schools but he paid little attention to his studies. He was more interested in sport, especially kung fu, and hanging out with his street-gang friends. In 1959, Lee got into trouble with the police for fighting. His mother, fearing he would end up in prison, sent hi
39、m to the US. Two years later, he began studying at university there.While still a student, Lee opened his own kung fu school, teaching a new fighting style he had developed. What made Lees style different was that it used power, strength and speed. It also combined (融合) Japanese, Korean and South Am
40、erican fighting styles with traditional slow-moving Chinese kung fu.9. Why was Lee sent to America?A. His parents wanted him to study at university there.B. He wanted to develop a new American fighting style.C. His family feared he was getting into too much trouble in Hong Kong.D. He was determined
41、to become a successful and popular actor there.10. How was Lees style of kung fu different from the traditional Chinese style?A. It was much faster.B. It was easier to learn.C. It made people more powerful.D. It was much more dangerous.参考答案：1-5 BDBBD 6-10 BDACA推理判断题篇章训练The fourth round of heavy smog
42、 that hit Beijing in four weeks has sent more people to the hospital with respiratory(呼吸的) illnesses and led to calls for laws to control the pollution.Pan Shiyi，a real estate developer，said he is planning to propose(提出) a Clean Air Act to the local government. As a representative of the Beijing Mun
43、icipal Peoples Congress，he started an online survey at 9：20 am. Within three hours，more than 25,000 web users，or 99 percent of total respondents，welcomed his proposal on Sina Weibo，Chinas Twitter.They have good reasons to stand alongside Pan. The latest round of haze(雾霾) reduced visibility to under
44、500 meters in many parts of the city. The smog has also led to a great increase in respiratory illnesses，particularly among children and the elderly. Anxious parents and doctors about all blame the smoggy air for the illnesses. Though most schoolchildren are home for the winter holidays，the bad air
45、can easily move indoors. Besides，ordinary medical masks fail to provide adequate protection，so some people have turned to gas masks and respirators(呼吸器).The causes of the scary smog are rather mysterious，though experts blame excessive emissions and the mountains around Beijing that trap pollution in
46、 winter，unless there is adequate wind to clear it away. Some critics have pointed fingers at Chinas top two oil firms，China National Petroleum Corp and China Petrochemical Corporation，saying the companies outdated production technologies produce large quantities of substandard，highpolluting gas fuel
47、.Meanwhile，concerned Beijingers have moved their brainstorming sessions to cyberspace. If Pans proposal for a Clean Air Act is adopted，netizens say the new law should include items providing for “carfree days” in times of smog，higher standards for vehicle fuel，stricter restrictions on industrial and
48、 exhaust gas emissions，and more effective protection for the public.Beijing is not the only city that has ever lost the blue sky. Five days of thick fog caused thousands of deaths in Britain in December 1952，urging the government to pass the first Clean Air Act in 1956，which introduced smokeless zones and cleaner fuels to reduce pollution. Tha
