犹豫了很久，决定发个帖子督促自己。

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far2go 发表于 2015-5-21 18:21
感谢回复！
关于效率：
1. 背单主要词容易走神，最早的时候一个list要一小时，现在好多了。跑步的话我是 ...

同问填空量的问题，我现在巨郁闷，做过一遍的填空依然不能保证全对，而且速度并没有提高太多！！！
陈琦是什么视频啊？？感觉新东方老师的特点就是讲几句干货，不搭配10句假大空才怪。。。

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logically 发表于 2015-5-21 19:27
这种情况是因为你潜意识觉得“盯着这个单词多看几眼我就会记得更牢一些”，其实没必要，复习单词的时候扫 ...

对，我的确从来都没有说一个单词扫一遍就过的时候，都是扫到我觉得我背下来了才过
我试一下新方法，背单词实在是又慢又差

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无敌浩克One 发表于 2015-5-21 19:47
同问填空量的问题，我现在巨郁闷，做过一遍的填空依然不能保证全对，而且速度并没有提高太多！！！{:t_00 ...

verbal 155的视频 有填空阅读单词 论坛里面有 你可以搜搜看

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谢谢LZ分享！

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LSAT 逻辑题 assumption
3. More than a year ago, the city announced that police would crack down on illegally parked cars and that resources would be diverted from writing speeding tickets to ticketing illegally parked cars. But no crackdown has taken place. The police chief claims that resources have had to be diverted from writing speeding tickets to combating the city‟s staggering drug problem. Yet the police are still writing as many speeding tickets as ever. Therefore, the excuse about resources being tied up in fighting drug-related crime simply is not true.
The conclusion in the passage depends on the assumption that
(A) every member of the police force is qualified to work on combating the city‟s drug problem
(B) drug-related crime is not as serious a problem for the city as the police chief claims it is
(C) writing speeding tickets should be as important a priority for the city as combating drug-related crime
(D) the police could be cracking down on illegally parked cars and combating the drug problem without having to reduce writing speeding tickets
(E) the police cannot continue writing as many speeding tickets as ever while diverting resources to combating drug-related crime
不是很理解它问的是什么。

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far2go 发表于 2015-5-21 07:57
今天早上把手机放在桌子下，成功下床关闹钟，无情地克制了自己想睡回笼觉的欲望。
今天任务：m ...

任务基本都完成了
单词500
Q的视视频
逻辑题 assumption 1- 10: 6/10 正确率
陈圣元正确率在2-3浮动
长难句只看了10句

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感觉用表格比较直观和清楚

	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu (5.21)	Fri(5.22)	Sat(5.23)	Sun(5.24)
单词				500	500	500	500
长难句				10	20	20	20
逻辑题				LSAT assumption1-10	11-30
其他				Q statistics&counting	Q probability& data interpretation	Magoosh Q 20题	1.Q 20 2.吴中东人文科学1-2 3.五步法两篇经济学人
填空				陈圣元 S66-70	陈圣元 S71-76	S77-80	S81-85

5.23: 下午为了拿学时去看了一个愚蠢的比赛. 明天开始练习阅读.
5.24: 阅读实在难啊，感觉看完都不知道在说什么，不过我花了很久才做完，正确率居然还可以。

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One of the requirements for admission to the Lunnville Roller Skating Club is a high degree of skill in roller skating. The club president has expressed concern that the club may have discriminated against qualified women in its admissions this year. Yet half of the applicants admitted to the club this year were women. This proves that there was no discrimination against qualified women applicants in the club’s admissions this year.

Which one of the following is an assumption on which the conclusion of the argument depends?

(A) Only a few applicants were found to be qualified and were admitted to the club this year.
(B) No more than half of all the roller skaters in Lunnville are women.
(C) No more than half of all the roller skaters in Lunnville are men.
(D) This year no more than half of the applicants who met all the qualifications for admission to the club were women.
(E) This year no more than half of the members of the club’s committee that makes decisions about applicants’ qualifications were men.

D 的意思不是“今年没有超过一半的女性申请者满足所有的入取要求” 吗？

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今天开始用五步法练习,采用的文章是 The economist Blog里的.

第一步，打开word,写上要读的文章， 然后精读文章，用5分钟（以后逐渐减少，最终目标是3分钟到3分30s）

第二步，根据你的记忆，按照文章所给的内容，写出你能记忆的所有的东西，顺序写

第三步，写出中心论点，比如 Though China is making efforts to clean its air, it will be a long time before benefits are seen and problems will continue to arise.

第四步，根据记忆写每一个段落的作用，比如 Background information, current problem, elucidating ways to read information given, return to problem and potential short-term solution, problems for that as well. Conclusion no clear cut solution but changes are being made.

第五步，写出作者的观点，态度

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IRELAND became the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage by referendum on Saturday. The result had been widely expected, but it was not certain whether the vote would be close. It was not. In the end 62.1% voted "yes"; the affirmative side carried the day in 42 of the country's 43 constituencies, with particularly large margins of victory in urban centres and among youth. Ireland becomes the 19th country to legislate for marriage equality, joining a worldwide trend.

The sizeable majority reflects a dramatic shift in public attitudes in Ireland, a socially conservative country where 84% of the population regard themselves as Catholic (although far fewer actually practice). Same-sex sexual activity was not decriminalised until 1993, and then only because the European Court of Human Rights upheld a legal challenge brought by a gay Irish Senator, David Norris, five years before. Divorce was approved by referendum in 1995, by a razor-thin margine (50.28% to 49.72%), reversing a decisive defeat a decade earlier. But the pace of social reform has greatly accelerated in recent years. In 2010, civil partnership legislation (including for gay couples) was introduced. But few then thought that five years later voters would so emphatically back gay marriage.

Why have public attitudes changed so rapidly? The declining influence of the Catholic church is a major factor. The church has been deeply scarred by its handling of a succession of child-abuse scandals, diminishing its authority. In the same-sex referendum campaign the church took a low profile, in marked contrast to its position in the 1970s and 1980s, when the church helped block moves to legalise contraception and divorce. In 1983 the church supported a constitutional change that has effectively outlawed abortion.

With all the main political parties favouring marriage equality, the referendum proved an unequal contest. The "yes" campaign throughout was better-organised and better-financed, with celebrity endorsements from the rock star Bono of U2, actor Colin Farrell, novelist Colm Toibin, and the heads of several Irish-based multinational companies. The "no" campaign was largely spearheaded by the Iona Institute, a Catholic advocacy group. It claimed that marriage equality would damage the family and hurt child welfare, sending out mailers with the slogan “A mother’s love is irreplaceable”—a point that lesbian couples no doubt found moot.

Two unexpected interventions on the "yes" side may have swayed undecided voters. Mary McAleese, a former president of Ireland and a devout Catholic, spoke of the difficulties that her son faced in being accepted as a gay man. And a well-regarded political journalist, Ursula Halligan, came out as gay during the campaign, writing movingly of her struggles to come to terms with her sexuality.

For political strategists, the most significant aspect of the successful "yes" campaign was its success in mobilising young voters. This included enlisting support from hundreds of Irish emigrants who returned from as far away as Australia to vote. (Under Irish law, citizens who move abroad are only allowed to vote for an 18-month period after their departure.) Pre-referendum polls showed the strongest support for marriage equality among 18- to 24-year-olds, reaching 71%. The lesson political parties will draw from the referendum campaign is that young people will turn out to vote if an issue captures their interest. With a general election due within a year, the major political parties—all of which astutely picked the right side on gay marriage—will be working on how to replicate that success.

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下次一定不在浏览器里面写了, 不小心按到到后退,结果白写了!!!

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main content: Ireland become the 19th country allows gay marriage through voting, although the majority people are Catholic.The "yes" parties earn the most votes because the supporters are from every kind of fields and even have some celebrities, such as rock star U2 and some novelists. However, the Catholic church lost its authority due to child-abuse scandals recently. And most emigrants vote for "yes" are teenagers, the author thinks the political party should learn from this event, it is a success not by chance.

main point: Although Ireland is a Catholic country, it allow gay couples to marriage now.

author attitude: He thinks that political parties should learn from it, So I infer he is supporting it. Or maybe he is just think this event is worthwhile to learn, but he doesn't show us his attitude for the same sex marriage.(I'm not sure).

As for the paragraph function, this passage contains 6 paragraphs, I cannot remember all the paragraphs, should I write them down?

This is my first to use this method to practice if there are some errors, welcome anyone to critic, I will accept it and correct.

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http://www.economist.com/blogs/e ... n-and-death-penalty
说包含不良信息 我就只能发链接了

main content: At first, the author said that religious and capital punishment are intertwined, and then, he introduces some Christianity pioneers who are executed and tell us some religion's attitude about death penalty.He also give some example about execution happened recently including the one caused Boston Marathon accident. According to some roll, it give the figure about people's attitudes about death penalty among different colors in US. He mention that the number of people supporting death penalty is decreasing and hope something( I don't understand )

author attitude: He is not support for death penalty, we can know this form the title of passage.

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今天我也看了Eco 里的这篇文章，但我写的main content少一些，就大概列了下标题。。。还有感觉楼主做数学好早啊。。

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艾小卉 发表于 2015-5-24 22:07
今天我也看了Eco 里的这篇文章，但我写的main content少一些，就大概列了下标题。。。还有感觉楼主做数学好 ...

数学差。。 笨鸟先飞