1? F (In order to get the most out of any book and to absorb it fully, we must write between the lines as well as read between the lines. In this sense, the two phrases are complementary to each other.)
2? F (The writer talks about marking a book on condition that it is your own book. Books borrowed from a friend or the library, or text?books kept on reserve in universities, should not be marked.)
3? T
4? F (Once you have bought a book, you become its true owner only when you have made it a part of yourself. The writer makes a comparison between reading a book and consuming a beefsteak in order to explain what “full”, “real” ownership is.)
5? F (If it is a first edition of a famous writer's masterpiece or an elegantly bound edition, for example, it is not advisable to mark it up.)
6? F (According to the writer, the more notes you have made in a book and the “worse” its physical appearance gets, the better you have absorbed the book.)
7? F (The writer says that the soul is the content of a book while the body is its binding and typography, so they are separable. The beauty of a rare edition or of a magnificently bound book, however, is inseparable from its soul. Its beauty is just like the beauty of a painting or a statue, whose body and soul cannot be separated.)
8? F (Gone with the Wind is a piece of light fiction meant for enjoyment, amusement and relaxation. If you do not read it actively, you lose nothing. The writer has the same opinion as Francis Bacon, the seventeenth?century English philosopher, who says：“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested,...” Different kinds of books need different approa?ches. Only books to be read for their rich ideas need diligence and careful attention. Unless it is for a special purpose, you do not have to make detailed notes in Gone with the Wind.)
9? F (We cannot draw this conclusion so rashly because the writer tells us that if a book is say, a beautiful first edition, it is a combination of body and soul, and he would not scribble in it. A clean book may be such a book.)
10? T
B? Reference version：
When the writer emphasizes the importance of marking up a book, he is referring to one's own books that are worth careful reading or study. In the case of these books, we should try to understand both the main ideas and the specific details, so as to make judgments, react emotionally, analytically, or critically, recognize the author's hidden purpose or prejudices, make an overall evaluation, comprehend precisely what is being said, and make comments on his style, diction and ／ or ideas. In short, it is an excellent method of intensive reading.
K 4?2Consider the following points：
1) In the 80's, a person adopting one reading method cannot read very much, so he cannot achieve as much as those who employ multiple reading techniques.
Nowadays a reader has to read various newspapers, magazines and periodicals in order to keep up with what is happening around him, to become better informed, and to gain a broad understanding of a particular topic. Sometimes when a person is reviewing, or doing research, or writing a paper, or seeking specific information for some specific purpose, he must have another kind of reading skill to help him to find answers to specific questions. As purposes of reading vary, so must the