2014高考英语阅读理解限时训练题及答案 (13)

2014高考英语阅读理解限时训练题及答案2014高考英语阅读理解限时训练题及答案

2014高考英语阅读理解限时训练题及答案（13）

【深圳市2014高考英语综合能力测试题（1）】C

Is it hard to know how to react when your child hates reading, and even harder to figure-out how to inspire children to read? Try these meaningful steps to help move your unwilling child toward a book-filled future.

Zero in on the child's interests. Before you do anything, take a step back and examine what interests, or excites your child. Knowing what-interests him or her can help you find out what types of books he or she may enjoy reading.

Start small. That your child likes to ride horses doesn't mean that he or she needs to start by reading The A -Z History of Horseback Riding; that may be frightening, especially for an unwilling reader. Instead, consider watching a horse race with your child. Talk about the jockeys, the scores, the owners and the trainers. If the topic of interest is useless, start small by finding a magazine related to the subject. Reading doesn't need to begin with a chapter book; many other texts and various types of magazines can be worthwhile for these situations. Practice shared reading. Shared reading could involve taking turns reading pages, or you and your child silently reading the same book. Shared reading can vary depending on your child's age and needs. Most kids really want to spend time with their parents, but once children reach seven or eight years old, many parents don't consider reading together. They think it is only meant for preschool or early elementary school days. For the ideal shared reading experience, choose texts that are rich, interesting and sure to lead to discussion. Part of the "sharing" in shared reading involves talking about the book. Perhaps several of your child's friends and their parents can start a book club where the books read through shared reading are discussed in a welcoming environment. Besides, find a reliable, child-safe website where your child can post a review of that book.

Unwilling readers are often struggling readers, so creating safe and comfortable environments where fluent reading is modeled and where children are set up for success is the key. Though there is no easy answer, it can help your child improve his reading interests.

36. Why don't many parents consider reading with their children aged 7 or 8?

A. They fail to k8now their children’s interests.

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