Locate and interpret significant details explicitly stated in the text.
Go back to the line and read the local evidence closely.
核心知识
Go back to the line. For an explicit-detail question, the answer usually lives in one line or a small cluster of lines.
深入理解
These questions punish memory-based reading. Go back, find the local evidence, and ask what it actually says, not what the whole passage generally suggests.
Use a quick local evidence check:
- Source: match the stem to the right speaker, passage, or paragraph.
- Literal meaning: read what the lines say before you interpret.
- Common trap: watch for familiar wording attached to the wrong person, reason, or time.
分步讲解
- Match the stem to the right speaker, passage, or paragraph.
- Read the lines literally before you interpret them.
- Choose the answer that matches those lines exactly.
示例解析
Passage 1: A town historian argues that the old ferry terminal should be preserved as a museum because it is one of the last waterfront buildings from the 1890s.
Passage 2: A transit planner supports reopening the terminal because east-side residents lost their most direct route downtown after bridge tolls increased.
According to Passage 2, why does the planner support reopening the terminal?
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