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　　在英语"听、说、读、写"四大技能中，阅读占有很重要的地位，无论是日常工作和学习中要大量地阅读很多英文资料，还是考试中遇到越来越多的阅读理解题，这些都对我们的阅读能力提出了很高的要求。通常，要熟练使用英语，每年至少要保证有200万字的输入（阅读）和4万字的输出（写作）。

Incorporating a wealth of practice exercises and high-interest readings, READING FOR THINKING focuses on improving reading skills at the "micro-level" and moving on to the "macro-level." Over half of the book is devoted to evaluating, drawing inferences, and identifying tone, bias, and purpose. The Sixth Edition continues to focus on developing students' comprehension and critical-thinking skills. Flemming uses a carefully designed sequence of explanations and exercises that allows students to approach critical reading as a natural extension of essential comprehension skills, rather than a discrete set of new strategies. Armed with the ability to both analyze and evaluate a writer's work, students apply those twin intellectual tools to Flemming's trademark high-interest readings to determine purpose, analyze evidence, detect bias, recognize tone, and compare opposing points of view. Vocabulary quizzes have been added to each chapter.

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Chapter 1 Becoming a Successful Student 1
Use SQ3R to Complete Textbook Assignments 2
S: Survey 3
Q:Question 4
R-1: Read 4
R-2: Recall 5
R-3: Review 5
Underline and Annotate While Reading 11
Symbols for Underlining and Annotating 13
Paraphrase to Monitor Comprehension and Encourage
Remembering 16
Paraphrasing in Marginal Notes 18
Pointers on Paraphrasing While Reading 19
Becoming Adept at Writing Summaries 21
Use the World Wide Web to Build Background Knowledge 29
Selecting a Site for Background Knowledge 32
Pointers on Selecting Sites for Background Knowledge 35
Test 1: Using SQ3R 38
Test 2: Recognizing an Accurate Paraphrase 42
Test 3: Recognizing an Accurate Paraphrase 45
Test 4: Summarizing Chapter Sections 49
Test 5: Paraphrasing with Accuracy 52
Chapter 2 Developing an Academic Vocabulary 54
Identify the Specialized Vocabulary of Each Course 55
Learn the Words That Appear and Reappear 55
Use Context to Build Detailed Definitions 55
Check the Glossary 56
Pay Attention to Words Followed by Definitions 56
Record All Words Set Off from the Text 57

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