新视野(New Horizon College English)大学英语(第三册)Unit-3-B.pdfVIP

New Horizon College English Unit 3 Section B Cultural Differences in Western and Japanese Decision-Making 因原PPT文件格式较大无法上传，特转换为PDF，有需要PPT格式的请下载后留言索取 （有些盗版我资料的是无法提供的，注意） 新视野 Unit 3: Section B Reading Skills Test Yourself Predicting an Dictation Author’s Ideas Multiple Choice Text B Comprehension Guide Language Points Exercises Blank-filling with new words Blank-filling with prep. or ad. Reading Skills: Predicting an Author’s Ideas Predicting an Author’s Ideas One way to read effectively is to predict. Making predictions or anticipating the writer’s next point is an important skill in active reading. Although we may not be able to predict every detail and although a writer may surprise us with unexpected ideas, we can often anticipate the general direction the author is going. Making predictions while you read keeps your mind alert and involved with the passage; it’s a way to double-check your comprehension of what you’ve read so far, and it can be a great aid to understanding what comes next. Take a look at the title of Passage A and think about what the article is possibly about: 下一页 Reading Skills: Predicting an Author’s Ideas Title of Passage A: Where Principles Come First The passage might be about the following points: 1. What are the principles that come first? 2. Why should we put forward the principles first? 3. How are the principles accepted or appreciated or even rejected by some others?