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第二部分雅思考試八大題型之標(biāo)題相應(yīng)題DAY1題型講解標(biāo)題相應(yīng)屬于雅思閱讀中非常特殊的一種題型,它是典型的主旨考察題,不同于雅思閱讀中的其他細(xì)節(jié)考察題型。一段話的標(biāo)題(heading)往往就是這段話的主旨,或者說(shuō)這段話的中心思想。而要擬定段落的中心思想,就不能從某個(gè)細(xì)節(jié)入手,而應(yīng)考慮整個(gè)段落的結(jié)構(gòu)和框架,這樣才干得出對(duì)的的答案。這種題型對(duì)學(xué)生的詞匯量、語(yǔ)感和整體把握的能力規(guī)定較高,所以規(guī)定我們?cè)谧鲞@種題目的時(shí)候要注意整體把握,而不是只摳細(xì)節(jié)。解題技巧1.先將例子所在的選項(xiàng)從選項(xiàng)列表中劃掉。注意:雖然Heading題的選項(xiàng)肯定比題目個(gè)數(shù)多,但是選項(xiàng)是一定不會(huì)反復(fù)使用的。因素很簡(jiǎn)樸,每段話都有一個(gè)不同的主旨,只相應(yīng)一個(gè)標(biāo)題;假如反復(fù),那就意味著兩個(gè)不同的段落主旨相同,這是不也許的,由于若主旨相同肯定會(huì)合成一段而非提成兩段。所以,若題目中出現(xiàn)了這樣的提醒:Youmayuseanyheadingmorethanonce,主線不用管,這是個(gè)陷阱。2.對(duì)于Heading題,我們要先讀文章,再看選項(xiàng),讀一段話,做一道題。注意:這種題目不宜先看選項(xiàng),由于這是一種主旨?xì)w納題而不是細(xì)節(jié)考察題,最怕先入為主,選項(xiàng)中有很多干擾項(xiàng),看了之后會(huì)影響大家客觀地理解段落真正的主旨。3.讀每段話時(shí),要抓住該段的主題句或中心詞。對(duì)的答案往往是主題句的改寫或包含相應(yīng)段落的中心詞。4.某段話的答案擬定后,將它的選項(xiàng)從選項(xiàng)列表中劃去。5.這種題目中的干擾項(xiàng)往往是段落中未展開說(shuō)明的細(xì)節(jié),有時(shí)候我們可以適當(dāng)使用排除法,以縮小選擇范圍。備注:1)所有的標(biāo)題只會(huì)用一次;2)問句一般不會(huì)是主題句(起過渡作用);3)舉例子的句子不會(huì)是主題句;4)若碰到某個(gè)段落的標(biāo)題不能擬定期,務(wù)必先做其他段落,以免導(dǎo)致“連鎖錯(cuò)誤”,即錯(cuò)一個(gè)往往就意味著錯(cuò)兩個(gè)。實(shí)戰(zhàn)演練Youareadvisedtospendabout20minutesonQuestions1-6.Pleasechoosethemostsuitableheadingsforparagraphslistedbelow.NB:Therearemoreheadingsthanparagraphs,soyouwillnotusethemall.Youmayuseanyheadingmorethanonce.ListofHeadingsAnimportantformoftransportationThegreat(yī)industrializationinthe20thcenturyTheperceivedadvantagesofmasstransitsystemsComplicatedandpoliticalfactorsMoreefficientandcomfortablemasstransitsystemsWhatisacarculturecountryFeweroperatorsbutmorepassengersThedeclinein1970anditsreasonsFrom1920stoearly1970sThedefinitionofmasstransitThegrowingenvironmentconcernsandthenewsystemsMasstransitsystemsintheUSA1.ParagraphA:2.ParagraphB:3.ParagraphC:4.ParagraphD:5.ParagraphE:6.ParagraphF:MassTransitAMasstransitreferstomunicipalorregionalpublicsharedtransportation,suchasbuses,streetcarsandferries,opentoallonanonreservedbasis.Animportantformofmasstransitisrapidtransit,suchassubwaysandsurfacelightrailsystems,designedforcommutingbetweenurbanandsuburban(orexurban)centers.Masstransitcanbedividedintofixedroutesystems(ofteninvolvingrails),suchasstreetcarsandsubwaytrains,andnon-fixedroutetransit(alongsurfacestreetsorwater),suchasbusesandferries,butdoesnotusuallyincludeairplanes,taxis,orlong-distancerailwithmoreformalticketingprocedures.BMasstransitsystemsofferconsiderablesavingsinlabor,materialsandenergyoverprivatetransitsystems.Sincefarfeweroperatorsarerequiredforperpassengertransported,theycanbebettertrainedandmorestrictlylicensedandsupervised.Whenutilizedtoanyreasonablefractionoftheircapacity,masstransitvehiclescarryafarhigherpassengerloadperunitofweightandvolumethandoprivat(yī)evehicles.Theyalsoofferfuelsavings,notonlybecauseoftherelativereductioninweighttransported,butalsobecausetheyarelargeenoughtocarrymoreefficientengines.Further,ifemphasisisgiventomasstransitintheplanningoffuturegroundtransportationsystems,smallerrightsofwaywillbepossible,lesseningtheamountoflandscapethat(yī)mustbepavedoverforhighwaysandroads.Althoughmasstransitoffersmanysavings,itdoesrequiresomesacrificesinpersonalconvenience.Thereisthenecessitytotravelonafixedratherthananindividuallyselectedscheduleandtoenteranddisembarkfromthesystemonlyat(yī)certaindesignatedlocat(yī)ions.Theobviousgoalforamasstransitsystemistohaveasfewunusedpassengeraccommodationaspossible.CThehistoryofmasstransportat(yī)ionisintimatelyconnectedtoindustrializat(yī)ion,urbanization,andtheseparationofresidencefromworkplace.Bythebeginningofthe20thcentury,London,NewYork,Boston,Paris,Budapest,andothermajorcitieshadfixedrailsubwaysystems(sometimeselevated);bythe1920sbuseswerecommon.IntheUnitedStates,patronageofmasstransitgrewsteadilyfrom1990(sixbillionpassengersperyear)to1927(over17billion),butplummetedduringtheGreat(yī)Depression.Pat(yī)ronagegrewagainduringWorldWarII,peakingin1946at(yī)23billionriders,butthendroppedsteadilyeveryyearuntilthemildrenaissanceofpublictransitintheearly1970s.DThetotalnumberofridersin1970waslessthanthatof1910.Thereasonsforthesedeclinesarecomplexandoftenpolitical.LosAngeles,forexample,hadover1,000milesoftrolleyandinterurbanlinesbefore1930;thissystemwastakenoverbyaprivatecompany,dismantled,andreplacedwithnoisy,pollutingandcomparativelyslowbuses.Sincefewpeoplechosetoridethem,costsrose,therebycuttingthenumberofpassengersfurther.Toreducecosts,privat(yī)ecompanieseliminatedoutlyingbranchesandsmallerstations.Thesetrends,alongwithinexpensivegasoline,suburbanandhighwaydevelopment,thedeteriorationofoldersubwaylines,andthegreaterfreedomcarsoffered,helpedturntheUnitedStatesintoacarculture.EHowever,asthepublichasgrownincreasinglyconcernedovertheimpactofcarsontheenvironmentandthequalityoflifeinurbanareas,thereisgrowingsupportforthedevelopmentofmoreefficientandcomfortablemasstransitsystems.ModelsforsuchsystemsweredevelopedinEuropeandJapan.TrainsintheParisMetro,forexample,operateonrubbertiresandcanreachspee(cuò)dsof48mph(77km/h).SmallercitiesarewatchingdevelopmentsinEdmonton,Canada,whichbuilta7.2kmrapidtransitsystemoflightweighttrainsat(yī)acostof$65millioninsteadofaddingfivenewfreewaysattentimesthecost.FIntheUnitedStates,effortstoupgrademasstransitsystemshavee(cuò)xperiencedmixedresults.Thetrendhasbeenawayfromprivateownership;by1999over90%ofNorthAmericanmasstransitwaspubliclyownedandmanaged.TheBART(BayAreaRapidTransit)systemservingSanFranciscoandneighboringcitiesmaintainedserviceduringthe1989earthquake,butithasneverat(yī)tractedthenumberofridersoriginallyanticipated.WashingtonD.C.’sMetrosystem(144millionridersin1988)includedawiderareaofserviceandmoreefficientschedules.Currentlybusesaccountfor60%ofmasstransitridersintheUntiedStat(yī)es;innovat(yī)ionssuchasarticulatedbusesandreservedlanesonhighwaysarebalancedbytheproblemsofnoise,airpollutionandtraffic.Theissueofmasstransithascomefullcircle;itisonceagainacentralsocialandpoliticalissue.答案與解析答案為x。該段首句為下定義,是主題句。答案為iii。該段的首句是主題句,此后各句中的feweroperators,bettertrainedandmorestrictlylicensedandsupervised,carryafarhigherpassengerload,offerfuelsavings,carrymoreefficientengines等詞所有都是正向的,說(shuō)明該段在討論masstransitsystems的好處。答案為ix。第一句說(shuō)到了masstransportat(yī)ion的history與工業(yè)化、城市化等密切相關(guān)。后來(lái)提到了from1920stoearly1970s全球各個(gè)城市中masstransportation的情況。答案為viii。該段的第一句起導(dǎo)入性作用,第二句是主題句,下邊各句都是對(duì)具體因素的描述。答案為xi。該段的第一句為主題句。答案為xii。DAY2技巧進(jìn)階根據(jù)英語(yǔ)文章常見的段落展開形式,現(xiàn)為大家提供三大解題思緒:首尾句思緒,中心詞思緒,方向性思緒。1.首尾句思緒對(duì)與大部分的議論文來(lái)說(shuō),段落中通常會(huì)有三要素:論點(diǎn)、論據(jù)和論證,所以找到了論點(diǎn)就找到了該段的主題句,而對(duì)的答案通常為主題句的改寫。主題句其實(shí)就是這段的中心句,它在段落中起著提綱挈領(lǐng)的作用,它的意思就是該段想表達(dá)的中心思想。這里要注意一個(gè)非常重要的原則——首句原則,即段落的主題句通常位于句首。據(jù)記錄,主題句落在段首的也許性超過50%,落在第二句的也許性超過20%,落在最后一句的也許性超過20%。需要明白的是,有時(shí)候第一句是個(gè)過渡性或描述性的句子,主題句有也許放在了該段的第二句。所以,我們要重點(diǎn)把握一段話的第一句、第二句和最后一句,這就是所謂的首尾句思緒。2.中心詞思緒對(duì)于說(shuō)明文和部分議論文來(lái)說(shuō),有時(shí)候段落中并不一定有主題句,但通常會(huì)有一個(gè)核心的說(shuō)明對(duì)象,而這個(gè)說(shuō)明對(duì)象在文中通常會(huì)反復(fù)多次。所以,掃讀全段后假如找不到明顯的一句話可以概括本段主旨(多數(shù)在段首),即沒有主題句,但發(fā)現(xiàn)該段的很多話中出現(xiàn)了意義相同或相近的詞,那么這個(gè)詞即為中心詞。中心詞往往和該段的中心思想有很大的關(guān)系,所以對(duì)的選項(xiàng)中很也許會(huì)包含該詞或其同義變化。3.方向性思緒除了上面兩種情況之外,尚有一種也許性,即段落主題句出現(xiàn)在段落中間。為應(yīng)對(duì)此種情況,現(xiàn)提供第三種解題思緒:方向性思緒。這一思緒規(guī)定大家先讀懂段落的第一句,并假設(shè)這一句就是本段的主題句(由于這種情況的也許性最大),然后快速瀏覽后邊的句子,假如后邊的句子和第一句方向相同(比第一句具體或圍繞第一句進(jìn)行說(shuō)明),則該句必然是主題句的擴(kuò)展句,此時(shí)第一句仍然是主題句;但是,假如后邊的句子明顯和第一句話方向相反,則第一句不再是主題句,而轉(zhuǎn)折后的句子才是這段話的主題句。接下來(lái),再帶著新的主題句往下按同樣的方法瀏覽,直到最終擬定該段的主旨。那么,句子間的方向到底是同向還是反向該如何去判斷呢?其實(shí)很簡(jiǎn)樸,運(yùn)用段落中出現(xiàn)的“邏輯關(guān)系信號(hào)詞”來(lái)擬定就行了。具體說(shuō)來(lái),這種“信號(hào)詞”可分為以下兩大類:1)表達(dá)前后方向相反的“信號(hào)詞”轉(zhuǎn)折/讓步關(guān)系:while,but,however,yet,ontheotherhand,despite,though,otherwise,inspiteof,onthecontrary,instead,rather,although,eventhough,insteadof,whereas,nonetheless…對(duì)比關(guān)系:more,less…than,unlike,as…as,than,comparedwith,incontrast,while2)表達(dá)前后方向相同的“信號(hào)詞”并列關(guān)系:AandB,not…nor…,first/second/third,similarly,aswellas,alternatively,ontheotherhand,too,also,likewise,one…theother…遞進(jìn)關(guān)系:moreover,inaddition,additionally,besides,notonly…butalso,andthen,whatismore,even,further…因果關(guān)系:asaresult,thus,so,inthatcase,therefore,consequently,itfollowsthat,admittedly,thereby,eventually,the…順序關(guān)系:firstly/secondly/thirdly,then,next,finally,at(yī)last,intheend,foronething,foranotherthing…舉例關(guān)系:forexample,forinstance,suchas,like,say,toillustrate實(shí)戰(zhàn)演練Youareadvisedtospendabout20minutesonQuestions1-6.Pleasechoosethemostsuitableheadingsforparagraphslistedbelow.NB:Therearemoreheadingsthanparagraphs,soyouwillnotusethemall.Youmayuseanyheadingmorethanonce.ListofHeadingsiTheroleofvideoviolenceiiThefailureofgovernmentpolicyiiiReasonsfortheincreasedrat(yī)eofbullyingivResearchintohowcommonbullyingisinBritishschoolsvThereactionfromschoolstoenquiriesaboutbullyingviTheeffectofbullyingonthechildreninvolvedviiDevelopmentsthathaveledtoanewapproachbyschoolsSectionASectionBSectionCSectionDYoushouldspendabout20minutesonQuestions27-40,whicharebasedonReadingPassage3onthefollowingpages.Persistentbullyingisoneoftheworstexperiencesachildcanface.Howcanitbeprevented?PeterSmith,ProfessorofPsychologyattheUniversityofSheffield,directedtheSheffieldAnti-BullyingInterventionProject,fundedbytheDepartmentforEducation.Herehereportsonhisfindings.ABullyingcantakeavarietyofforms,fromtheverbal-beingtauntedorcalledhurtfulnames-tothephysical-beingkickedorshoved-aswellasindirectforms,suchasbeingexcludedfromsocialgroups.AsurveyIconductedwithIreneWhitneyfoundthatinBritishprimaryschoolsuptoaquarterofpupilsreportedexperienceofbullying,whichinaboutoneintencaseswaspersistent.Therewaslessbullyinginsecondaryschools,withaboutoneintwenty-fivesufferingpersistentbullying,butthesecasesmaybeparticularlyrecalcitrant.BBullyingisclearlyunpleasant,andcanmakethechildexperiencingitfee(cuò)lunworthyanddepressed.Inextremecasesitcanevenleadtosuicide,thoughthisisthankfullyrare.Victimisedpupilsaremorelikelytoexperiencedifficultieswithinterpersonalrelationshipsasadults,whilechildrenwhopersistentlybullyaremorelikelytogrowuptobephysicallyviolent,andconvictedofanti-socialoffences.CUntilrecently,notmuchwasknownaboutthetopic,andlittlehelpwasavailabletoteacherstodealwithbullying.Perhapsasaconsequence,schoolswouldoftendenytheproblem.‘Thereisnobullyingatthisschool'hasbeenacommonrefrain,almostcertainlyuntrue.Fortunatelymoreschoolsarenowsaying:‘Thereisnotmuchbullyinghere,butwhenitoccurswehaveaclearpolicyfordealingwithit.'DThreefactorsareinvolvedinthischange.Firstisanawarenessoftheseverityoftheproblem.Second,anumberofresourcestohelptacklebullyinghavebecomeavailableinBritain.Forexample,theScottishCouncilforResearchinEducationproducedapackageofmaterials,ActionAgainstBullying,circulatedtoallschoolsinEnglandandWalesaswellasinScotlandinsummer1992,withasecondpack,SupportingSchoolsAgainstBullying,producedthefollowingyear.InIreland,GuidelinesonCounteringBullyingBehaviourinPost-PrimarySchoolswaspublishedin1993.Third,thereisevidencethatthesematerialswork,andthat(yī)schoolscanachievesomething.Thiscomesfromcarefullyconducted‘beforeandafter'evaluationsofinterventionsinschools,monitoredbyaresearchteam.InNorway,afteraninterventioncampaignwasintroducednationally,anevaluationofforty-twoschoolssuggestedthat,overat(yī)wo-yearperiod,bullyingwashalved.TheSheffieldinvestigation,whichinvolvedsixteenprimaryschoolsandsevensecondaryschools,foundthatmostschoolssucceededinreducingbullying.EEvidencesuggeststhatakeystepistodevelopapolicyonbullying,sayingclearlywhatismeantbybullying,andgivingexplicitguidelinesonwhatwillbedoneifitoccurs,whatrecordswillbekept,whowillbeinformed,whatsanctionswillbeemployed.Thepolicyshouldbedevelopedthroughconsultation,overaperiodoftime-notjustimposedfromtheheadteacher'soffice!Pupils,parentsandstaffshouldfeeltheyhavebeeninvolvedinthepolicy,whichneedstobedisseminat(yī)edandimplementedeffectively.Otheractionscanbetakentobackupthepolicy.Therearewaysofdealingwiththetopicthroughthecurriculum,usingvideo,dramaandliterat(yī)ure.Theseareusefulforraisingawareness,andcanbestbetiedintoearlyphasesofdevelopment,whiletheschoolisstartingtodiscusstheissueofbullying.Theyarealsousefulinrenewingthepolicyfornewpupils,orrevisingitinthelightofexperience.Butcurriculumworkalonemayonlyhaveshort-termeffects;itshouldbeanadditiontopolicywork,notasubstitute.Therearealsowaysofworkingwithindividualpupils,orinsmallgroups.Assertivenesstrainingforpupilswhoareliabletobevictimsisworthwhile,andcertainapproachestogroupbullyingsuchas‘noblame',canbeusefulinchangingthebehaviourofbullyingpupilswithoutconfrontingthemdirectly,althoughothersanctionsmaybeneededforthosewhocontinuewithpersistentbullying.Wo(hù)rkintheplaygroundisimportant,too.Onehelpfulstepistotrainlunchtimesupervisorstodistinguishbullyingfromplayfulfighting,andhelpthembreakupconflicts.Anotherpossibilityistoimprovetheplaygroundenvironment,sothatpupilsarelesslikelytobeledintobullyingfromboredomorfrustration.FWiththesedevelopments,schoolscanexpectthatat(yī)leastthemostseriouskindsofbullyingcanlargelybeprevented.Themoreeffortputinandthewiderthewholeschoolinvolvement,themoresubstantialtheresultsarelikelytobe.Thereductioninbullying-andtheconsequentimprovementinpupilhappiness-issurelyaworthwhileobjective.答案與解析答案為iv。原文:“在我和IreneWhitney開展的一項(xiàng)調(diào)查中,我們發(fā)現(xiàn)在英國(guó)小學(xué)中,有四分之一的小學(xué)生有過受欺凌的經(jīng)歷,其中十例中有一例為連續(xù)受到欺凌。中學(xué)的欺凌現(xiàn)象要好一些,大約二十五例中有一例是連續(xù)受到欺凌,但是在這些情況中,受欺凌者也許反抗極其強(qiáng)烈?!毕鄳?yīng)選項(xiàng)iv“對(duì)英國(guó)學(xué)校欺凌現(xiàn)象的研究”。2.答案為vi。原文:“欺凌顯然是很不快樂的,并且會(huì)使經(jīng)歷過的孩子產(chǎn)生自貶和沮喪情緒?!币虼舜鸢笐?yīng)為選項(xiàng)vi“欺凌行為對(duì)孩子的影響”。3.答案為v.原文:“也許由此產(chǎn)生的一個(gè)現(xiàn)象就是學(xué)校經(jīng)常會(huì)否認(rèn)這一問題?!毕鄳?yīng)選項(xiàng)v“學(xué)校對(duì)于欺凌現(xiàn)象的反映”。4.答案為vii。原文:“導(dǎo)致這一變化有三個(gè)因素。第一是對(duì)欺凌問題嚴(yán)重性的結(jié)識(shí);第二,在英國(guó)有一些幫助解決欺凌的資源?!谌?有證據(jù)表白,這些材料發(fā)揮了作用,學(xué)校也因此在反欺凌方面取得一些成績(jī)?!币虼舜鸢笐?yīng)為選項(xiàng)vii“學(xué)校對(duì)付欺凌新辦法的發(fā)展”。DAY3實(shí)戰(zhàn)演練TheNatureofDisputesQuestions14-18ReadingPassage1,”TheNat(yī)ureofDisputes”has6sections.Choosethemostsuitableheadingforeachsectionfromthelistofheadings(ixii)below.Writetheappropriatenumbers(ixii)inboxes1418onyouranswersheet.ListofHeadingsiThecostofadjudicationiiHandlingrightsbaseddisputesiiiPunishingactsofaggressionivTheroleofdependenceindisputesvTheroleofarbitratorsviMethodsofsettlingconflictinginterestsviiEnsuringchoiceforconsumersviiiFulfillingemployee(cuò)'sneedsixTheuseofnegotiat(yī)ionfordifferentdisputetypesxAdvantagesofnegotiat(yī)ionovermediationxiTheroleofpowerinsettlingdisagreementsxiiDisagree(cuò)mentofinterests14.SectionA15.SectionB? AnswerExampleSectionCix16.SectionD17.SectionE18.SectionFToresolveadisputemeanstoturnopposingpositionsintoasingleoutcome.Thetwopartiesmaychoosetofocustheirattentionononeormoreofthreebasicfactors.Theymayseekto(1)reconciletheirinterests,(2)determinewhoisright,and/or(3)determinewhoismorepowerful.SectionAInterestsareneeds,desires,concerns,fears-thethingsonecaresaboutorwants.Theyprovidethefoundationforaperson'soranorganisation'spositioninadispute.Inadispute,notonlydotheinterestsofonepartynotcoincidewiththoseoftheotherparty,buttheyareinconflict.Forexample,thedirectorofsalesforanelectronicscompanygetsintoadisputewiththedirectorofmanufacturingoverthenumberofTVmodelstoproduce.ThedirectorofsaleswantstoproducemoremodelsbecauseherinterestisinsellingTVsets;moremodelsmeanmorechoiceforconsumersandhenceincreasedsales.Thedirectorofmanufacturing,however,wantstoproducefewermodels.Hisinterestisindecreasingmanufacturingcostsandmoremodelsmeanhighercosts.SectionBReconcilingsuchinterestsisnoteasy.Itinvolvesprobingfordeeplyrootedconcerns,devisingcreativesolutions,andmakingtradeoffsandcompromiseswhereinterestsareopposed.Themostcommonprocedurefordoingthisisnegotiation,theactofcommunicat(yī)ionintendedtoreachagreement.Anotherinterestsbasedprocedureismediation,inwhichathirdpartyassiststhedisputants,thetwosidesinthedispute,inreachingagreement.SectionCBynomeansdoallnegotiations(ormediations)focusonreconcilinginterests.Somenegotiationsfocusondeterminingwhoisright,suchaswhentwolawyersargueaboutwhosecasehasthegreatermerit.Othernegotiationsfocusondeterminingwhoismorepowerful,suchaswhenquarrellingneighboursornationsexchangethreatsandcounterthreats.Oftennegotiationsinvolveamixofallthreesomeattemptstosat(yī)isfyinterests,somediscussionofrights,andsomereferencestorelativepower.SectionDItisoftencomplicatedtoat(yī)tempttodeterminewhoisrightinadispute.Althoughitisusuallystraightforwardwhererightsareformalisedinlaw,otherrightstaketheformofunwrittenbutsociallyacceptedstandardsofbehaviour,suchasreciprocity,precedent,equality,andseniority.Thereareoftendifferent-andsometimescontradictorystandardsthat(yī)applytorights.Reachingagreementonrights,wheretheoutcomewilldeterminewhogetswhat(yī),canoftenbesodifficultthatthepartiesfrequentlyturntoathirdpartytodeterminewhoisright.Themosttypicalrightsprocedureisadjudication,inwhichdisputantspresentevidenceandargumentstoaneutralthirdpartywhohasthepowertomakeadecisionthatmustbefollowedbybothdisputants.(Inmediation,bycontrast,thethirdpartydoesnothavethepowertodecidethedispute.)Publicadjudicationisprovidedbycourtsandadministrativeagencies.Privateadjudicationisprovidedbyarbitrat(yī)ors.SectionEAthirdwaytoresolveadisputeisonthebasisofpower.Wedefinepower,somewhatnarrowly,astheabilitytopressuresomeonetodosomethinghewouldnototherwisedo.Exercisingpowertypicallymeansimposingcostsontheothersideorthreateningtodoso.Theexerciseofpowertakestwocommonforms:actsofaggression,suchasphysicalattack,andwithholdingthebenefitsthatderivefromarelationship,aswhenemployeesstopworkinginastrike.SectionFInrelationshipsofmutualdependence,suchasbetweenlabourandmanagementorwithinanorganisationorafamily,thequestionofwhoismorepowerfulturnsonwhoislessdependentontheother.Ifacompanynee(cuò)dstheemployees'workmorethanemployee(cuò)sneedthecompany'spay,thecompanyismoredependentandhencelesspowerful.Howdependentoneisturnsonhowsatisfactorythealternativesareforsatisfyingone'sinterests.Thebetterthealternative,thelessdependentoneis.Ifitiseasierforthecompanytoreplacestrikingemployee(cuò)sthanitisforstrikingemployee(cuò)stofindnewjobs,thecompanyislessdependentandtherebymorepowerful.Determiningwhoisthemorepowerfulpartywithoutadecisiveandpotentiallydestructivepowercontestisdifficultbecausepowerisultimatelyamatterofperceptions.★ 答案與解析14-18題型:段落主旨題14.SectionA,通讀全段,段落中有一句是forexample句型,它前面的句子是主題句,也就是本段的第三句:Inadispute,notonlydotheinterestsofonepartynotcoincidewiththoseoftheotherparty,buttheyareinconflict.中文譯文:在一個(gè)沖突中,不僅一方的利益與另一方不一致,并且它們是沖突的。對(duì)照選項(xiàng)列表,本段話的Heading是xii。15.SectionB,通讀全段,本段話的第一句:Reconcilingsuchinterestsisnoteasy.中文譯文:使利益一致是不容易的。根據(jù)前面講的規(guī)律,這句話是該段話的主題句。本段的Heading是viMethodsofsettlingconflictinginterests(解決沖突利益的方法)16.SectionD,通讀全段,沒有明顯的主題句。假如理解全段有困難,把本段話的第一句當(dāng)作是該段話的主題句(事實(shí)上,它的確也是本段話的主題句):Itisoftencomplicatedtoattempttodeterminewhoisrightinadispute.中文譯文:試圖決定誰(shuí)在沖突中是對(duì)的的通常是復(fù)雜的。與選項(xiàng)一一相應(yīng),對(duì)的答案為iiHandlingrightsbaseddisputes(解決基于對(duì)錯(cuò)的沖突)。17.SectionE,通讀全段,沒有明顯的主題句。假如理解全段有困難,把本段話的第一句當(dāng)作是該段話的主題句(事實(shí)上,它的確也是本段話的主題句):Athirdwaytoresolveadisputeisonthebasisofpower.中文譯文:解決沖突的第三種方法是基于力量。關(guān)鍵詞是power。與選項(xiàng)一一相應(yīng),對(duì)的答案為xiTheroleofpowerinsettlingdisagree(cuò)ments(力量在解決沖突中的作用)。18.SectionF,通讀全段,沒有明顯的主題句。假如理解全段有困難,把本段話的第一句當(dāng)作是該段話的主題句(事實(shí)上,它的確也是本段話的主題句):Inrelationshipsofmutualdependence,suchasbetweenlabourandmanagementorwithinanorganisationorafamily,thequestionofwhoismorepowerfulturnsonwhoislessdependentontheother.中文譯文:在互相依賴的關(guān)系中,例如,勞資關(guān)系或在一個(gè)家庭或一個(gè)組織中,誰(shuí)更有力量的問題就轉(zhuǎn)換成誰(shuí)更少依賴于另一方。本句比較復(fù)雜,中間有一個(gè)較長(zhǎng)的插入語(yǔ),可先略去不讀。關(guān)鍵詞是dependence和dependent。與選項(xiàng)一一相應(yīng),對(duì)的答案為ivTheroleofdependenceindisputes(依賴性在沖突中的作用)。DAY4實(shí)戰(zhàn)演練Questions14-18ReadingPassage2hassevenparagraphsA-G.ChoosethemostsuitableheadingsforparagraphsB-EandGfromthelistofheadingsbelow.Writetheappropriat(yī)enumbers(i-x)inboxes14-18onyouranswersheet.NBTherearemoreheadingsthanparagraphssoyouwillnotuseallofthem.Youmayuseanyoftheheadingsmorethanonce.ListofHeadings(i)Theeffectofchangingdemographicsonorganisations(ii)FuturechangesintheEuropeanworkforce(iii)Theunstructuredinterviewanditsvalidity.(iv)Theperson-skillsmatchapproachtoselection(v)Theimplicationsofapoorperson-environmentfit(vi)Somepoorselectiondecisions(vii)Thevalidityofselectionprocedures(viii)Theperson-environmentfit(ix)PastandfuturedemographicchangesinEurope(x)Adequateandinadequateexplanationsoforganisationalfailure ExampleParagraphAAnswer(x)14.ParagraphB15.ParagraphC16.ParagraphD17.ParagraphEExampleParagraphFAnswer(ix)18.ParagraphGPEOPLEANDORGANISATIONS:THESELECTIONISSUEAIn1991,accordingtotheDepartmentofTradeandIndustry,arecord48,000Britishcompanieswentoutofbusiness.Whenbusinessesfail,thepost-mortemanalysisistraditionallyundertakenbyaccountantsandmarketstrat(yī)egists.Unarguablyorganisationsdofailbecauseofundercapitalisation,poorfinancialmanagement,adversemarketconditionsetc.Yet,conversely,organisationswithsoundfinancialbacking,goodproductideasandmarketacumenoftenunderperformandfailtomeetshareholders'expectations.Thecomplexity,degreeandsustainmentoforganisationalperformancerequiresanexplanat(yī)ionwhichgoesbeyondthebalancesheetandthe“paperconversion”offinancialinputsintoprofitmakingoutputs.Amorecompleteexplanationof“whatwentwrong”necessarilymustconsidertheessenceofwhatanorganisationactuallyisandthatoneofthefinancialinputs,themostimportantandoftenthemostexpensive,ispeople.BAnorganisationisonlyasgoodasthepeopleitemploys.Selectingtherightpersonforthejobinvolvesmorethanidentifyingthee(cuò)ssentialordesirablerangeofskills,educationalandprofessionalqualificationsnecessarytoperformthejobandthenrecruitingthecandidatewhoismostlikelytopossesstheseskillsoratleastisperceivedtohavetheabilityandpredispositiontoacquirethem.Thisisapurelyperson/skillsmatchapproachtoselection.CWorkinvariablytakesplaceinthepresenceand/orunderthedirectionofothers,inaparticularorganisationalsetting.Theindividualhasto“fit”inwiththeworkenvironment,withotheremployees,withtheorganisationalclimate,styleofwork,organisationandcultureoftheorganisation.Differentorganisationshavedifferentcultures(Cartwright&Cooper,1991;1992).WorkingasanengineeratBritishAerospacewillnotnecessarilybeasimilarexperiencetoworkinginthesamecapacityat(yī)GECorPlessey.DPoorselectiondecisionsareexpensive.Forexample,thecostsoftrainingapolicemanareabout£20,000(approx.US$30,000).Thecostsofemployinganunsuitabletechnicianonanoilrigorinanuclearplantcould,inanemergency,resultinmillionsofpoundsofdamageorlossoflife.Thedisharmonyofapoorperson-environmentfit(PE-fit)islikelytoresultinlowjobsatisfaction,lackoforganisationalcommitmentandemployeestress,whichaffectorganizationaloutcomesi.e.productivity,highlabourturnoverandabsenteeism,andindividualoutcomesi.e.physical,psychologicalandmentalwell-being.EHowever,despitetheimportanceoftherecruitmentdecisionandtherangeofsophisticatedandmoreobjectiveselectiontechniquesavailable,includingtheuseofpsychometrictests,assessmentcentresetc.,manyorganisationsarestillpreparedtomakethisdecisiononthebasisofasingle30to45minuteunstructuredinterview.Indeed,researchhasdemonstratedthat(yī)aselectiondecisionisoftenmadewithinthefirstfourminutesoftheinterview.Intheremainingtime,theinterviewerthenattendsexclusivelytoinformationthat(yī)reinforcestheinitial“accept”or“reject”decision.Researchintothevalidityofselectionmethodshasconsistentlydemonstratedthattheunstructuredinterview,wheretheinterviewerasksanyquestionsheorshelikes,isapoorpredictoroffuturejobperformanceandfareslittlebetterthanmorecontroversialmethodslikegraphologyandastrology.Intimesofhighunemployment,recruitmentbecomesa“buyer'smarket”andthiswasthecaseinBritainduringthe1980s.FThefuture,wearetold,islikelytobedifferent.DetailedsurveysofsocialandeconomictrendsintheEuropeanCommunityshowthatEurope'spopulationisfallingandgettingolder.ThebirthrateintheCommunityisnowonlythree-quartersofthelevelneededtoensurereplacementoftheexistingpopulation.Bytheyear2023,itispredictedthatmorethanoneinfourEuropeanswillbeaged60ormoreandbarelyoneinfivewillbeunder20.Inafive-yearperiodbetween1983and1988theCommunity’sfemaleworkforcegrewbyalmostsixmillion.Asaresult,51%ofallwomenaged14to64arenoweconomicallyactiveinthelabourmarketcomparedwith78%ofmen.GThechangingdemographicswillnotonlyaffectselectionratios.Theywillalsomakeitincreasinglyimportantfororganisationswishingtomaintaintheircompetitiveedgetobemoreresponsiveandaccommodatingtothechangingneedsoftheirworkforceiftheyaretoretainanddeveloptheirhumanresources.More

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