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很多备考雅思的烤鸭们都有一个共识，那就是输入类的科目---听力和阅读，相对输出类的科目---口语和写作而言，是客观类题目，可以多拿分，继而提高总分。那么怎么拿高分呢?今天文都国际小编给大家介绍雅思刷题套路，刷题得高分。
刷题是什么?
刷题，顾名思义，就是通过短时间内的大量练习继而达到提高成绩的目的。换而言之，题海战术。很多网上流传的，或者大神们口耳相传的经验中一定少不了它的身影。所以导致很多同学的屠鸭之路都是从刷题开始的。
刷题刷什么?
常见的刷题书籍有，剑桥雅思真题4-12，(剑12是最新版的真题，简直就是之后雅思考试的指明灯，代表了之后的雅思考试方向。至于是什么考试方向，欢迎来津桥国际学院来了解剑12的大数据分析) 剑桥雅思的官方题库，以及市面上、网络上的各色书籍。
刷题的效果?
至于刷题的效果，那就见仁见智了。有的烤鸭通过刷题取得了不错的听力和阅读的成绩，有的烤鸭则是把题目都刷了又刷，也没有明显的提高。举个例子，
我的一个学生的确通过大量的刷题让自己的阅读从裸考5.5一路高歌猛进至8.5，而这同一个学生把剑桥真题的听力刷了又刷，也只提高了0.5分。
那么不禁让很多烤鸭们疑惑，刷题有用吗?为什么有的烤鸭认为刷题这一件事情就能解决了听力和阅读的复习，而有的烤鸭则表示，刷题根本一点用也没有，半点分也没见提高，就是白做工。更有甚者表示辅导班老师也是带着刷题做题而已，并没有什么不同。
怎么刷题有用?
看怎么“刷”，以及“谁”来刷。
谁来刷---如果是英语的基本功不错的烤鸭，只是对于雅思的出题模式和考试形式不太了解的学生，多刷题能够快速掌握考试流程，时间分配，不同的考点和做题的技巧。如果是基础一般的烤鸭，那么结果可能会不稳定。
怎么刷---闷着头把剑4-剑12都写一遍，可能只适用于本身基础还不错的烤鸭;有针对性的训练，刷题才更适合大多数的烤鸭们。为什么说有针对性呢?如果把语言的基本功比作一个桶的话，由经典的“短板理论”可得知，得分是由最短的那一块板所决定的。如果没有做针对性训练，只是埋头“刻苦”地做一套套题目，短板有可能被提高，也有可能不被提高，这也就是为什么有的烤鸭能够刷出高分，有的烤鸭则感觉自己总在犯同样的错误，总是在类似的地方丢分。
以上就是小编分享的雅思刷题套路，刷题得高分，希望对同学们提高雅思成绩有帮助。最后，预祝大家考试顺利，顺利出国。
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