How to quickly eliminate wrong answers in the National High School English test 2017

This afternoon, June 23, 2017, all death knights across the country will continue to take the national high school exam with the English exam. This year's English exam will include 64 sentences including test and essay. Candidates will have to complete the exam within 90 minutes. In order to complete a good lesson and have high results in this exam, not everyone can do it for so many times. Because this English exam requires readers to understand and deduce to choose the answer rather than calculating the data as other subjects.

So in order to help the contestants quickly think and choose the best option in the subject, the following article will guide you to a few methods to quickly eliminate the wrong answer in English test so you don't have to leave any sentence in the exam blank.

1. Accents

To eliminate the wrong answer, you first need to choose a word that has an accentuating rule and exclude words that have no rules or are wondering where the stress is. You just need to find the stress of 3 words in 4 options to complete this exercise.

Some rules for stressing:

Negative weight often falls into negative before the following rhyming words: ic, ics, ical, ial, ion, ity, ety, ive, ilar, ular, ulous, age, ure .

With two-syllable verbs, accents often fall into the second syllable

The noun has two syllables, the focus usually falls on the first syllable

For three-syllable words, the accent often falls into the third syllable from the back to the front (or right to left).

Words with tail: ate, y, ise or ize, accent often fall into the third syllable from back to front or from right to left

For example:

1. a. fantastic b. political c. financial d. dictionary

2 a. delicious b. cabbage c. banana d. irregular

Guide:

Question 1: Answer is D according to rule 1

Question 2: Answer is B because the stress of the word in option A falls into "li" - the second sound, method B - the first sound, the plan D falls into "re" - the second sound.

2. Quizzes choose words or phrases

This is a fill-in form, you need to choose one of the four options to complete the missing sentence section to ensure logic and correct grammar.

In order to eliminate the wrong answer in this form, you need to skim the answers to know which gaps are missing regarding any vocabulary or grammar:

If it is a vocabulary, you need to know the type of vocabulary such as adjective, noun, verb, adverb, singular, plural, affirmative, negative, prefix, suffix .

If it is semantically correct, the word has the most logical meaning or with other words in the sentence to make the most logical phrase or idiom.

For example : . he might, he could not lift the case

A. Still strong B. As try C. Try as D. No matter

Answer:

C because "might do" so this is a case of island reversal

A wrong because "strong" must have a verb with the adjective "strong"

B is wrong because of incorrect structure

D is wrong because of nonsense

Next, carefully read the sentence through the meaning of the sentence, determine what the missing element is, do not choose the answer when you have not finished reading the sentence.

Based on the word structure and grammar to gradually eliminate the wrong options and choose the most reasonable plan.

Note : Sub-details such as punctuation marks can help choose the correct option.

For example , a string of comma separated words (,) usually involves parallel structure.

Học học học ENGLISH, listening to music, và . chess.

A. to play B. play C. playing D. played

Answer:

C is correct because this is a parallel structure, the verbs with the same "ing" ending are the same.

3. The post form recognizes an error

With this type of question, one of the four underlined words (phrases) will be wrong, students must be aware of the wrong plan, need to correct it to ensure the validity and grammatical correctness of the sentence.

First, you need to read each sentence quickly to find the error that is easy to see, not just read the underlined part, because most underlined words are only wrong in the context of that sentence.

Remember : Never choose an answer when you haven't read all the sentences.

If the error has not been detected, read the sentence carefully, focusing on the underlined sections. Think about the most common mistake such as the word structure, the combination of nouns and verbs, misspellings . to see which underline the verb verbs fall into.

Final solution : Eliminate seemingly wrong options and choose the most reasonable option in the alternatives.

Example : Price of consumer goods sharply increased since the end of 2007.

A. prices B. consumer goods

C. rose D. since

Skimming through this sentence and analyzing we find that A, B, and C have no false signs. Based on D, we find that if using "since + timeline", the verb must divide in the present tense, but C is left in the past, so C is obviously wrong. The correct answer must be "has risen". Therefore, it is necessary to calmly read the lesson, we will choose the fastest reasonable option.