拥有GMAT阅读一遍就懂的能力，你需要做到这点！-新东方前途出国

很多人说阅读读不进去，不会就读不进去，这说明你在平时阅读的时候也是连蒙带猜，你读中文就不会一紧张就读不懂，对吧？所以重点就一个，读懂！懂了，速度自然提升，不需要回头再读第二遍。

这篇文章的目的给大家说说如何练阅读而且从根本上提高阅读水平，并在同时获取时事有用信息。这里有个很好的方法是看杂志和报纸——看有难度和深度的杂志报纸。

目标：读懂！
资源：
初级：WSJ --大部分比GMAT容易
中级：The Economist, Scientific American --GMAT 中档难度
高级：Harvard Magazine Research Section http://harvardmagazine.com/topic/research（楼主的bible，业界权威，尤其在人文界，而且这个是免费的！）---GMAT 700-800 难度 或更高。

我推荐大家练习GMAT阅读时，要读比GMAT更难的文章，这样回归GMAT时才会提高速度，并且做题不紧张——练习比考试难，你当然就不会紧张。 

再来说一说怎么练，首先拿这篇文章，摘自Harvard Magazine。 

MANY CALL Rudyard Kipling the scribe of the British Empire, but novelist Joseph Conrad (1857-1924) may have best rendered its waning years and foreshadowed its demise. Around the turn of the last century, Conrad’s books portrayed terrorism in Europe, limned the reach of multinational corporations, and foresaw patterns of globalization that became clear only a hundred years later. The contemporary Colombian novelist Juan Gabriel Vásquezhas described Conrad’s books “as ‘crystal balls in which he sees the twentieth century,’” says professor of history Maya Jasanoff. “Conrad observed the world around him from distinctive and diverse vantage points because of his own cosmopolitan and well-traveled background,” she continues. “Henry James wrote him a letter that said, ‘No-one has known—for intellectual use—the things you know, and you have, as the artist of the whole matter, an authority that no one has approached.’ James meant not only what Conrad had seen, but the depth of his insights. I would echo that.” 

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障碍分类： 单词，习惯用语，语法，速度，短期记忆与背景知识。