雅思考试中选择题并不是一个重点考题，但是选择题确实一个必做不可的题目。由于选择题并不需要填写单词，因此对于那些苦于单词拼写的同学，选择题就是他们的救命稻草了。

　　二、难点及应对

　　·阅读速度

　　由于雅思考试需要边听边做，因此在内容开始之前将试卷通读一遍是非常重要的，但是由于考试的时间是有限的(每一个section前只有30秒)，如果当需要读的信息比较多的时候可能没有办法读完。

　　如剑7 Test 2中的第31-35题

　　Questions 31-35

　　Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

　　Left and Right Handedness in Sport

　　31 Anita first felt the Matthews article was of value when she realised

　　A how it would help her difficulties with left-handedness.

　　B the relevance of connections he made with music.

　　C the impressive size of his research project.

　　32 Anita feels that the findings on handedness will be of value in

　　A helping sportspeople identify their weaknesses.

　　B aiding sportspeople as they plan tactics for each game.

　　C developing suitable training programmes for sportspeople.

　　33 Anita feels that most sports coaches

　　A know nothing about the influence of handedness.

　　B focus on the wrong aspects of performance.

　　C underestimate what science has to offer sport.

　　34 A German study showed there was greater 'mixed handedness' in musicians who

　　A started playing instruments in early youth.

　　B play a string instrument such as the violin.

　　C practise a great deal on their instrument.

　　35 Studies on ape behaviour show that

　　A apes which always use the same hand to get food are most successful.

　　B apes have the same proportion of left- and right-handers as humans.

　　C more apes are left-handed than right-handed.

　　这边的5题一共有将近200个单词，在短短的30秒钟内全部看完确实有非常大的难度。这时朗阁海外考试研究中心就建议考生要采取“丢车保帅”的方式，也就是抓住中间的最重要的信息，而将其他的次要信息省略不看。对于单选题来说，题干极其重要，往往我们需要通过题干来定位到每一题，我们要记住，雅思考试中答案是按照顺序读出来的，也就是“顺序原则”，所以选择题的答案往往都在题干之后读出来。因此在审题的时候将所有的题干全部过一遍就非常重要了。这也就是我们可以找寻到的第一个方法——略。

　　第31题的题干的意思是Anita开始觉得Matthews的文章非常重要，是当她意识到……的时候。下面我们来看看这边的文字答案。

　　Tapescripts:

　　My topic is handedness - whether in different sports it is better to be left- or right-sided or whether a more balanced approach is more successful. I'm left-handed myself and I actually didn't see any relevance to my own life when I happened to start reading an article by a sports psychologist called Peter Matthews. He spent the first part of the article talking about handedness in music instead of sport, which I have to say almost put me off from reading further. But what I soon became struck by was the sheer volume of both observation and investigation he had done in many different sports and I felt persuaded that what he had to say would be of real interest. I think Matthews' findings will be beneficial, not so much in...