2026 54 38+0. 9. 4 Analysis of the real questions and answers of IELTS reading test

The IELTS test on September 4th is the first test after the topic change season. For this IELTS test, I think many students want to see its real questions. Let's talk about the real questions and answers of the 2026 54 38+0. 9. 4 IELTS reading test.

I 2021September 4th IELTS reading questions and answers

Channel 1

Subject: various detective novel writers.

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The second paragraph

Subject: biological clock

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14.G

15.A

16.E

17.C

18.D

19. Be remembered

20. exposure

hormone

rhythm

gene

23-26 Multiple choices to recall

The third paragraph

Subject: Business Training

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Second, IELTS reading steps

1. Fast reading: Do a lot of fast reading at ordinary times. Optional reading materials include Time, Newsweek, Economist, China Journal, 2 1 Century, etc. Because IELTS is closely related to the times and has certain timeliness, newspaper articles are the first choice for extensive reading. Reading newspaper articles should choose general topics, such as popular science, social issues, academic views, etc., and political, military and cutting-edge scientific and technological articles can be skipped. The reading method adopted is fast reading.

2. Breakthrough of difficult sentences: When intensive reading and doing IELTS test questions, extract complex difficult sentences, then analyze the sentence structure and thoroughly digest the difficulties. Although the original sentence cannot be reproduced in IELTS reading, the structure of difficult sentences remains basically the same.

3. Vocabulary memory: vocabulary is not enough, and vocabulary assault is needed. The vocabulary of IELTS test is about 6000~8000 words. Small vocabulary is also an important factor leading to slow reading comprehension.

4. Simulation exercise: Next, do the IELTS simulation test to further familiarize yourself with the test questions. Master the reading questions skillfully. There are two points that need special attention: First of all, you must be familiar with all kinds of questions in IELTS reading, especially subjective questions such as short answer, fill in the blanks and generalization. Secondly, you should read the questions clearly, because the IELTS reading method is flexible, and it can be true/false/no answer, so you should first see what you want to do, and then do it as early as possible, and don't do it in vain.

5, summary skills: pay attention to analyze the routines of reading comprehension and summarize the problem-solving skills. If personal review is not good, you can choose a suitable remedial class according to your actual situation.

Third, IELTS reading skills

1. Skimming and scanning

A major feature of IELTS reading test is synonyms and reporting. Therefore, in the process of doing this kind of questions, candidates should first judge which keywords and their synonyms are, and then quickly find them in the article according to the words, accurately locate them and fill in the blanks as required.

In addition, IELTS reading is generally dominated by newspapers and magazines. So you should read a lot of English newspapers, such as the British Mirror and the Guardian, to understand the expression habits and common expressions of English newspaper articles.

2. Good reading habits

In reading training, many domestic candidates want to look up literary works, dictionaries and other auxiliary tools whenever they encounter new words. In the exam, because the materials of IELTS reading test are all from the original newspapers and magazines, there are bound to be many new words that candidates have never seen or rarely encountered, especially academic students' vocabulary in reading the third article is often very large. At this time, good reading habits have become the key to whether we can get ideal results.

After careful summary, we can find that in many cases, adjectives and adverbs are the most difficult to remember, that is, we are the least familiar with them, but they generally do not affect our sentence understanding ability.