英国《卫报》guardian 2020考研英语一共出了二篇浏览理解，一篇来自于《社论》editorial栏目，此外一篇《概念》opinion栏目；《卫报》是考研英语一重要来历之一；自2015年以来，每一年最少一篇，本年也应当不出不测；它另有一个栏目the observer《察看家》也呈现在英语一的浏览理解文章中，以是提早温习认识相干质料是重中之重，下面展现《卫报》2021年一月份《概念》栏目文章盘问法子：
按照取材基来源根基则，可以依照时候次序搜刮，一般看文章题目便可，若是文章不合适考研英语一尺度的《概念》文章，直接跳过继续盘问，像意识形态，政治概念，种族问题，宗教信奉这一类主题，不在英语一命题范畴以内。
把上述内容过滤后，月末有重要《概念》文章总结，也能够在这里盘问相干温习内容。颠末挑选，便可以得到2021年一月份文章合适考研英语一尺度的《概念》文章。
2、考研英语一英国《卫报》2021年一月份《概念》栏目文章汇总
政治经济类和科学技能类；人文教诲类，文化交换类；汗青传统；别的，热门大众话题也是命题内容，好比客岁考的数字税。
《概念》栏目经济类文章比力多，其实不必要四平八稳，反复主题只必要选择一篇便可，重要原则是找到合适考研英语一尺度文章，便可以阐发钻研内容信息了，下面就是先容文化一篇：
《概念》栏目family主题，属于考研英语一命题范畴之大众话题。
Two years ago, I interviewed an American time-management expert named Julie Morgenstern. I embarked on it in a playful and unserious spirit, thinking I would most likely waste time discussing time with a time expert, only to ignore her advice and get back to wasting more time. Instead, she absolutely blew my mind.
A couple of things she said were so self-evident, yet so rarely acknowledged, that I still regularly preach them even now, a mini-evangelist army of one. For instance: “How much time and attention do kids need to feel loved and secure? The answer is this: short bursts of five to 15 minutes of truly undivided attention delivered consistently – not big blocks of time delivered erratically.”
This completely changed my parenting. Overnight, I stopped hovering about, dispensing non sequiturs while checking my phone, and gave them the full beam of my gaze in much shorter units. I would say this has made me a lot less annoying, although, inevitably, it has increased the proportion of our interactions that are spent on them telling me how annoying I am.
There is so much more: Morgenstern is not so much a time management expert as a philosopher of the race against
mortality, although, arguably, that is what all philosophers are. Let’s just call her the Hegel of the to-do list.
Anyway, she recently said she had some tips on time management in a pandemic, and this is content I am totally here for, as the young people say. Our Zoom was set for 7pm our time, 2pm hers, and Mr Z was trying to give me a glass of wine. I said I didn’t think I could – that might be interpreted as me
drinking through a meeting, of which American time-managers would take a dim view.
“Americans don’t care if you drink as long as you give them a varietal,” he insisted. It was 6.57pm and I didn’t really have time to find out what he was on about, yet I did want to know what he was on about.
“What are you on about? And make it fast.” “Well, you can’t say, ‘I’m drinking wine.’ But if you said, ‘My husband’s just poured me a glass of merlot,’ that would be fine.” I don’t know why he’s right, but he is.
“Do we have any merlot?”
“We have a fleurie.”
OK, I am about to change your life: that 15 minutes of attention for your children? It works on everything, according to Morgenstern. Stop waiting until you have 90 minutes to exercise, or a whole evening to pretend you are at a restaurant, or an afternoon to lose yourself in big thoughts – those things won’t happen.
In order to remain passably normal, you need sleep, rest, exercise, love and fun. Sleep, you should continue to plan for in large units of time.
It’s just a lockdown after all – you are not sailing the Atlantic. Everything else, throw 10 or 20 minutes at it. You can always find 10 minutes. I just lost seven minutes staring out of the window (which I am filing under “fun”; I wouldn’t really call it “rest”).
I was chewing over whether this would work – it definitely would for exercise. It is quite a well-established behavioural observation that if you promise yourself it’ll be short, you’re much more likely to do it. But would it work for hobbies? I don’t really have any, so there’s that.
I don’t think 10 minutes is enough to lose myself in a big thought. I tried to remember the last time I had a big thought, and started laughing. Is this the right time to mention the fleurie? It’s so easy to mishear, and then it just sounds random. If only it was merlot.
“If you have kids that are five or under, the only way to work and manage that is somebody else has got to manage it,” Morgenstern continued. It doesn’t make things any easier, since there isn’t a somebody else. But at least it sloughs off the great lie that you can home school and also work, and that BBC Bitesize or Oak Academy are going to help you with that.
The reality is that everybody with children of primary school age or under who has any flexibility in their job is trying to do all their work between 8pm and 1am, leaving them barely enough time to fight with their partner, let alone drink fleurie wishing it was merlot – which is good, in a way, since they have a large number of home school incidents to fight about.
For older children, get a whiteboard, stick it somewhere co妹妹unal, put everybody’s timetable on it: it is incredibly good for avoiding minor mishaps and understanding one another’s rhythms and it gives you “grist to make you closer”, which is Morgenstern’s elegant way of saying “something to talk about”.
It’s not really about time management, I realised afterwards. It’s about averting conflict. When you can’t see anybody else, getting on with the people you live with is your only genuinely urgent task. I went in looking for a to-do list, and I came out with just one job. And a glass of fleurie that was still full.
3、文章要点
文章会商了时候办理，特别是对家庭事件，大众话题考研英语一命题范畴之大众话题。内容比力噜苏，文字“坑”比力多，必要捉住论点；为了考研英语一说话能力，要把句子重要语义，句法布局，辞汇特色阐发透辟；本文对解读、阐发、应用英语说话能力请求比力高，必要利用条记本不竭总结，频频提炼；如许，碰到雷同测验内容才会自在应答。
文章论点：short bursts of five to 15 minutes of truly undivided attention delivered consistently – not big blocks of time delivered erratically.
关头词：blew my mind， dispensing non sequiturs，take a dim view，give them a varietal， sloughs off the great lie .
尽可能按照语境肯定语义，英语辞汇根基上都是多义，英汉字典字典释义语义有误导感化，多看英文列句，利用英语诠释英语是晋升说话能力的必由之路。
