学书法提倡先读字,知其结构；画画要先读物,知其神韵；考生应考要先读题,悟其要义。所谓“先”是第一步。可别小看这第一步,这第一步对了,就有戏,反之,就没有戏了。差之毫厘,谬以千里,是众所周知的。我们常说,高考语文试卷内的每句话,每个字,甚至每个标点,都饱含着重要信息,读得不全,读得不准,就会走进误区,造成答题错误,造成遗憾,有的考生甚至悔恨终生,这决不是危言耸听。读题如此重要,怎样读题呢？多年的经验告诉我们,要从四个方面去读。首先,粗略读大题,知板块,查页面,是为高考吃下一粒定心丸。高考试题一发到手,因为答题铃声没响,不要,也不能急于去做,提前做题是违规行为,所以只能是读题。 Learning calligraphy advocates reading words first and knowing their structure; painting must first read things and know its charm; candidates should read the questions first and understand their essence. The so-called “first” is the first step. Do not underestimate this first step. The first step is right. There is a play. On the contrary, there is no play. It is well-known that the difference is insignificant. We often say that every word, every word, and even every punctuation in the Chinese test papers of the college entrance examination are full of important information. If they are read incompletely or read inaccurately, they will go into misunderstandings, causing mistakes in their answers and causing regrets. Some candidates even regret for life. This is by no means an alarmist. Reading questions is so important. How do you read questions? Years of experience tells us to read from four aspects. First of all, a rough reading of the big question, knowledge of the plate, check the page, is to eat a sure-foot pill for the college entrance examination. The high exam questions were handed out because the answer bells did not ring. Do not, and you can’t rush to do it. Proposing questions in advance is a violation, so you can only read questions.