PART Ⅰ.
Reading with a focus on keywords and topic sentences
UNIT 01.
Keywords become the core part of the topic
UNIT 02.
The topic sentence becomes the main topic of the essay.
UNIT 03.
The theme is a summary of the entire content in one word.

PART Ⅱ.
Read with attention to the development method
UNIT 01.
The answer to the question is in the fingerprint.
UNIT 02.
General and specific content are placed in front and back.
UNIT 03.
If there is a cause, there must be a corresponding effect.
UNIT 04.
An argument must have a basis to be persuasive.
UNIT 05.
If there's a problem, there's a solution.
UNIT 06.
Comparison and contrast are the most effective ways to grasp the essence.
UNIT 07.
Equals are listed side by side
UNIT 08.
There is an order and process to everything.

PART Ⅲ.
Applying it to practice
UNIT 01.
Find the main idea
Type 01.
Understanding the topic
Type 02.
Infer the title
Type 03.
Get the gist
Type 04.
Understanding the argument
UNIT 02.
Infer empty information
Type 01.
Fill in the blanks
Type 02.
Insert a connecting word
Type 03.
Complete the summary
UNIT 03.
Get the flow
Type 01.
Find sentences that are unrelated to the flow of the text
Type 02.
Find the location of a given sentence
Type 03.
Arrange the order of the following text

1.
A look that only shows off the pattern VS a look that shows off the real skill of reading!
Say no to reading books that lack any understanding of reading comprehension or that only teach useless problem-solving techniques! Learn the skills to grasp the subject and structure of a text by understanding key words, topic sentences, and the writing process.

2.
A look that only solves problems VS a look that analyzes the structure of all fingerprints!
Don't just read for the sake of interpretation and problem-solving! By structuring and organizing the text, you'll grasp the overall content and flow at a glance, developing analytical reading skills.

3.
A look that only has commentary VS a look that guides you to find the answer yourself!
Say no to line-by-line explanations of problem solutions! Apply your reading comprehension skills to actual past exam questions. Analyze the structure of the passage, find clues, and identify key words and topic sentences to understand the topic. This will help you develop the ability to solve any problem.

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