阅读理解

　　You of course know that you will never add very rapidly to your vocabulary by merely coming across words, or by reading, or by talking. You must have a plan.

　　Here is one way to get ahead with words in everyday life. It’s the simplest thing in the world.

　　Buy a small pocket notebook. When you read a newspaper, a magazine, or a book, or listen to TV or the radio, and come upon a strange word, enter it in your notebook. Then look it up in the dictionary. If you find that it’s a word too difficult to understand or a highly technical term, just pass it by. But if it sounds like a word that will be helpful to you, take possession of it, make it your own personal possession. Say it aloud many times. Study its exact meaning, note its root. Be sure, also, to copy from the dictionary the example sentence in which it is used, if such is given. Then write our own sentence in line with the examle in the dictionary.

　　All this will take only a few minutes or so, but it is necessary to make the practice a daily habit. Then the list in your notebook will grow and grow, as will your command(掌握)of English.

1．According to the passage, when you come across a new word, ________.

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A．you just forget it

B．you must look it up in the dictionary and possess it if it will be useful

C．just enter it in your notebook and remember it

D．first look it up, then only which of help needs to be possessed

2．The underlined word“term”in the passage refers to ________.

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A．a period of time

B．a word with a particular meaning

C．school day

D．a fixed time

3．It is suggested in the passage that first you copy the example sentence from the dictionary, then write your own sentence ________ it.

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4．From the passage it can be inferred that the most effective (有效) way to add vocabulary is ________.

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A．to look up any word you meet

B．to list useful words in your notebook

C．to keep on practising helpful words in your notebook every day

D．to write down example sentences from the dictionary