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千里之行,始于足下讓知識(shí)帶有溫度。第第2頁/共2頁精品文檔推薦2022年SAT閱讀小說大意的技巧講解:如何閱讀SAT文學(xué)類篇章?文學(xué)篇章通常節(jié)選自小說或者就是短篇故事,年月不限。有時(shí),文章來自古典小說,那么可能會(huì)包含一些考生不熟識(shí)的詞組,但是大部分的語言,現(xiàn)代讀者還是能理解的。

文學(xué)部分不會(huì)考查考生知道或了解多少文學(xué)作品,但是考生要能夠閱讀各種文學(xué)體裁。增加熟識(shí)程度的方法就是閱讀。本節(jié)最終會(huì)列出一些書單供讀者享用。

另外,文學(xué)部分也不會(huì)包含圖表題,通常也不會(huì)消失在雙篇章之中。

如何閱讀小說的大意(BigPicture)

小說的基本要素包括時(shí)間,地點(diǎn),人物,大事等等。

小說通常敘述故事,或描繪場(chǎng)景、事物或人物。過程中通常布滿示意。在閱讀過程中,既要留意小說的細(xì)節(jié)描述,也要理解文章的大意(Bigpicture)。同時(shí),還要關(guān)注如何通過語言和文學(xué)技巧傳達(dá)信息。

在閱讀小說篇章時(shí),要把握好文本的結(jié)構(gòu),段落主旨,以及段落關(guān)系。一些文學(xué)篇章側(cè)重?cái)⑹?,narrative,即講故事,敘述大事進(jìn)展過程。還有一些篇章側(cè)重描述,descriptive,側(cè)重通過細(xì)節(jié)描述重要的人物,場(chǎng)合和事物。其他的大部分文章中,敘述和描述相結(jié)合,相互補(bǔ)充和支持。在一篇敘述文中,描述性的語言能夠補(bǔ)充重要人物的細(xì)節(jié)描述。而在一篇描述性文章中,敘述性的文字能夠關(guān)心刻畫主題。

新SAT節(jié)選的文章,文章的大意進(jìn)展(bigpicture)包括兩種,一種是敘述故事沖突,沖突。包括大事起因,進(jìn)展和結(jié)尾。另一種是對(duì)比,對(duì)比人物或場(chǎng)景。以下舉例說明如何閱讀得出小說的大意:

例:

ThefollowingpassageisadaptedfromLeoTolstoy's1873novel,AnnaKarenina(translatedfromtheoriginalRussianbyConstanceGarnett).Priortothisexcerpt,oneofthemajorcharacters,Levin,hasrealizedthatheisinlovewithhislongtimefriendKittyShtcherbatsky.

Atfouro'clock,consciousofhisthrobbingheart,LevinsteppedoutofahiredsledgeattheZoologicalGardens,andturnedalongthepathtothefrozenmoundsandtheskatingground,knowingthathewouldcertainlyfindherthere,ashehadseentheShtcherbatskys’carriageattheentrance.

Itwasabright,frostyday.Rowsofcarriages,sledges,drivers,andpolicemenwerestandingintheapproach.Crowdsofwell-dressedpeople,withhatsbrightinthesun,swarmedabouttheentranceandalongthewell-sweptlittlepathsbetweenthelittlehousesadornedwithcarvingintheRussianstyle.Theoldcurlybirchesofthegardens,alltheirtwigsladenwithsnow,lookedasthoughfreshlydeckedinsacredvestments.

Hewalkedalongthepathtowardstheskating-ground,andkeptsayingtohimself—“Youmustn'tbeexcited,youmustbecalm.What'sthematterwithyou?Whatdoyouwant?Bequiet,stupid,”heconjuredhisheart.Andthemorehetriedtocom-posehimself,themorebreathlesshefoundhimself.Anacquaintancemethimandcalledhimbyhisname,butLevindidnotevenrecognizehim.Hewenttowardsthemounds,whencecametheclankofthechainsofsledgesastheyslippeddownor

weredraggedup,therumbleoftheslidingsledges,andthesoundsofmerryvoices.Hewalkedonafewsteps,andtheskating-groundlayopenbeforehiseyes,andatonce,amidstalltheskaters,heknewher.

Heknewshewastherebytheraptureandtheter-rorthatseizedonhisheart.Shewasstandingtalkingtoaladyattheoppositeendoftheground.Therewasapparentlynothingstrikingeitherinherdressorherattitude.ButforLevinshewasaseasytofindinthatcrowdasaroseamongnettles.Everythingwasmadebrightbyher.Shewasthesmilethatshedlightonallroundher.MIsitpossibleIcangooverthereontheice,gouptoher?”hethought.Theplacewhereshestoodseemedtohimaholyshrine,unap-proachable,andtherewasonemomentwhenhewasalmostretreating,sooverwhelmedwashewithterror.Hehadtomakeanefforttomasterhimself,andtoremindhimselfthatpeopleofallsortsweremovingabouther,andthathetoomightcometheretoskate.Hewalkeddown,foralongwhileavoidinglookingatherasatthesun,butseeingher,asonedoesthesun,withoutlooking.Onthatdayoftheweekandatthattimeofdaypeopleofoneset,allacquaintedwithoneanother,usedtomeetontheice.Therewerecrackskatersthere,showingofftheirskill,andlearnersclingingtochairswithtimid>awkwardmovements,boys,andelderlypeopleskatingwithhygienicmotives.TheyseemedtoLevinanelectbandofblissfulbeingsbecausetheywerehere,nearher.Alltheskaters,itseemed,withperfectself-possession,skatedtowardsher,skatedbyher,evenspoketoher,andwerehappy,quiteapartfromher,enjoyingthecapitaliceandthefineweather.

NikolayShtcherbatsky,Kitty'scousin,inashortjacketandtighttrousers,wassittingonagardenseatwithhisskateson.SeeingLevin,heshoutedtohim:

“Ah,thefirstskaterinRussia!Beenherelong?First-rateice—doputyourskateson.”

首先我們看斜體字部分:

ThefollowingpassageisadaptedfromLeoTolstoy's1873novel,AnnaKarenina(translatedfromtheoriginalRussianbyConstanceGarnett).Priortothisexcerpt,oneofthemajorcharacters,Levin,hasrealizedthatheisinlovewithhislongtimefriendKittyShtcherbatsky.

通過斜體字部分,我們可以得出該小說節(jié)選自托爾斯泰的小說《安娜卡列尼娜》,以及節(jié)選部分的前情提要。小說中的主要人物之一,Levin,剛剛意識(shí)到自己愛上了好伴侶Kitty,故事由此綻開。

然后我們來看內(nèi)容:

第一段:

Atfouro'clock,consciousofhisthrobbingheart,LevinsteppedoutofahiredsledgeattheZoologicalGardens,andturnedalongthepathtothefrozenmoundsandtheskatingground,knowingthathewouldcertainlyfindherthere,ashehadseentheShtcherbatskys’carriageattheentrance.

通過第一段:我們知道了小說的幾個(gè)基本要素,時(shí)間,地點(diǎn),人物,大事。如劃線部分。

其次段:

Itwasabright,frostyday.Rowsofcarriages,sledges,drivers,andpolicemenwerestandingintheapproach.Crowdsofwell-dressedpeople,withhatsbrightinthesun,swarmedabouttheentranceandalongthewell-sweptlittlepathsbetweenthelittlehousesadornedwithcarvingintheRussianstyle.Theoldcurlybirchesofthegardens,alltheirtwigsladenwithsnow,lookedasthoughfreshlydeckedinsacredvestments.

其次段:場(chǎng)景描寫,冬天,陽光絢爛,車馬喧囂,人潮涌動(dòng)。

第三段:

Hewalkedalongthepathtowardstheskating-ground,andkeptsayingtohimself—“Youmustn'tbeexcited,youmustbecalm.What'sthematterwithyou?Whatdoyouwant?Bequiet,stupid,”heconjuredhisheart.Andthemorehetriedtocomposehimself,themorebreathlesshefoundhimself.Anacquaintancemethimandcalledhimbyhisname,butLevindidnotevenrecognizehim.Hewenttowardsthemounds,whencecametheclankofthechainsofsledgesastheyslippeddownorweredraggedup,therumbleoftheslidingsledges,andthesoundsofmerryvoices.Hewalkedonafewsteps,andtheskating-groundlayopenbeforehiseyes,andatonce,amidstalltheskaters,heknewher.

第三段:描述仆人公走入公園溜冰場(chǎng)所的過程:Hewalkedalongthepathtowardstheskatingground…Hewenttowardsthemounds…Hewalkedonafewsteps…直到他看到她。伴隨著動(dòng)作敘述的是仆人公的心理活動(dòng)。他的心情可以用一個(gè)詞來形容:excited.

第四段:

Heknewshewastherebytheraptureandtheterrorthatseizedonhisheart.Shewasstandingtalkingtoaladyattheoppositeendoftheground.Therewasapparentlynothingstrikingeitherinherdressorherattitude.ButforLevinshewasaseasytofindinthatcrowdasaroseamongnettles.Everythingwasmadebrightbyher.Shewasthesmilethatshedlightonallroundher.IsitpossibleIcangooverthereontheice,gouptoher?”hethought.Theplacewhereshestoodseemedtohimaholyshrine,unapproachable,andtherewasonemomentwhenhewasalmostretreating,sooverwhelmedwashewithterror.Hehadtomakeanefforttomasterhimself,andtoremindhimselfthatpeopleofallsortsweremovingabouther,andthathetoomightcometheretoskate.Hewalkeddown,foralongwhileavoidinglookingatherasatthesun,butseeingher,asonedoesthesun,withoutlooking.

第四段:該段全部是仆人公的心理描述:興奮,可怕,Kitty的圣潔形象等等??梢钥闯銎腿斯珜?duì)Kitty的喜愛,以及因愛產(chǎn)生的可怕。

第五段:

Onthatdayoftheweekandatthattimeofdaypeopleofoneset,allacquaintedwithoneanother,usedtomeetontheice.Therewerecrackskatersthere,showingofftheirskill,andlearnersclingingtochairswithtimid,awkwardmovements,boys,andelderlypeopleskatingwithhygienicmotives.TheyseemedtoLevinanelectbandofblissfulbeingsbecausetheywerehere,nearher.Alltheskaters,itseemed,withperfectself-possession,skatedtowardsher,skatedbyher,evenspoketoher,andwerehappy,quiteapartfromher,enjoyingthecapitaliceandthefinew

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