A. 关于历史考研英语的问题
答:单词是一直看，不用死记硬背，选一本考研词汇看完一遍接着一遍，看的时候可专以堵住意思，属看单词，把不知道意思的画出来，把这些单词的意思弄明白就行，每天半个小时到一个小时，最好能坚持到考研前一个月。说白了，词汇以知道为主，不需要背写出来。考研英语以阅读为主，没有什么单选题，阅读也是坚持，可以选择每周做几篇，保持热度，慢慢阅读能力就提上来了。作文的话有很多优美句子模板，记住这些就够了
B. 我最喜欢的科目是历史英语小短文
我最喜欢的科目是历史英语小短文
"Knowledge is power."We know knowledge is very important in this society.Now we study many subjects， as Chinese，maths，English，physics，chemistry and so on.To me history is my favourite subject because it is the most interesting subject .But I find studying history is very difficult.So if you ask which subject is the most difficult to me.My answer will be history.I can learn a lot.It is very useful.I would rather study history than geography because I can learn a lot from many historical figures.
C. 英语阅读理解题
英语是历史传统,如也许过于整齐,通常分为三个时期称为旧(或盎格鲁撒克逊)英文 中英文和现代英文. 最早时期开始迁移到大陆某些日耳曼部落从英国在公元5世纪, 虽然没有自己的文字记录,由前七世纪生存下去, 它继续直到公元7世纪或晚些时候. 当时拉丁、旧诺斯(海盗入侵者的语言), 特别是盎格鲁-诺曼法国的统治阶级的诺曼征服之后开始的1066年有较大影响的词汇, 而完善的制度可见一斑屈折旧英文文法已开始打破. 中英文延长期限大约从12世纪到15. 受法国(和拉丁往往借法国)经词汇不断在这期间, 失去一些语调和减少别人加速 发生了许多变化和语法的语言系统. 通过典型的散文,特别是从后期、 不要指望我们有这样一个外国的旧式散文英文 但不会被误认为是当代写作. 1)最早的文字记载向我们提供英文started_)从第五世纪二)从7世纪三)从九世纪四)2月11世纪)的特点是什么英文文法老? 一)发达的屈折制乙)受法国拉丁往往借三)有限词汇四)革命元音分布3)可以推断,通过today_一)一个人的英语发音旧词而他们不能理解二)受过教育的人能理解,但是不能老的英文发音,三)受过教育的人更不能在没有经过特殊训练的老英文四)有足够的认识,法国人能够理解旧英文
D. 如何快速、高效阅读有关历史题材的文章 英语作文
一是如何快速 包括阅读习惯什么的 理由（证明阐述型语言补充） 二是高效 包括阅读技巧 者的论述可以举例子 也可拿不同阅读方法的不同效果作比较 还可就历史材料的特点 说明 最后总结
E. 史上最难的英语阅读理解，无人能解，高手来
B 因为他没有钱买这双鞋子所以只能看他喜欢的这双鞋子。
F. 拜托各位 找一篇有关历史的英语短文
不知道你是要近代史，古代史，中国的还是外国的？
这篇文章是关于 Instrial Revolution 产业革命，工业革命
The Instrial Revolution began in the Midlands area of England and spread throughout England and into continental Europe and the northern United States in the 19th century. Before the improvements made to the pre-existing steam engine by James Watt and others, all manufacturing had to rely for power on wind or water mills or muscle power proced by animals or humans. But with the ability to translate the potential energy of steam into mechanical force, a factory could be built away from streams and rivers, and many tasks that had been done by hand in the past could be mechanized. If, for example, a lumber mill had been limited in the number of logs it could cut in a day e to the amount of water and pressure available to turn the wheels, the steam engine eliminated that dependence. Grain mills, thread and clothing mills, and wind driven water pumps could all be converted to steam power as well.
Shortly after the steam engine was developed, a steam locomotive called The Rocket was invented by George Stephenson, and the first steam-powered ship was invented by Robert Fulton. These inventions, and the fact that machines were not taxed as much as people, caused large social upheavals, as small mills and cottage instries that depended on a stream or a group of people putting energy into a proct could not compete with the energy derived from steam. With locomotives and steamships, goods could now be transferred very quickly across a country or ocean, and within a reasonably predictable time, since the steam plants provided consistent power, unlike transportation relying on wind or animal power.
One question that has been of active interest to historians is why the Instrial Revolution occurred in Europe and not in other parts of the world, particularly China. Numerous factors have been suggested including ecology, government, and culture. Benjamin Elman argues that China was in a high level equilibrium trap in which the non-instrial methods were efficient enough to prevent use of instrial methods with high capital costs. Kenneth Pommeranz in the Great Diveregence argues that Europe and China were remarkably similar in 1700 and that the crucial differences which created the Instrial Revolution in Europe were sources of coal near manufacturing centers and raw materials such as food and wood from the New World which allowed Europe to economically expand in a way that China could not.
The transition to instrialisation was not wholly smooth, for in England the Luddites - workers who saw their livelihoods threatened - protested against the process and sometimes sabotaged factories.
Instrialisation also led to the creation of the factory, and was largely responsible for the rise of the modern city, as workers migrated into the cities in search of employment in the factories.
http://artzia.com/History/Ideas/Instrial_Revolution/
G. 英语阅读理解选择1-6
回答和翻译如下：
C．完形填空：
1.D 2.B 3.C 4.B 5.C 6.D
我们知道在我们每天的生活中，树是有用的。他们带来了许多事情，像是木头，橡皮，药物和许多别的东西。它们也能够告诉我们很多关于我们的气候方面的事情。如果你爬上一棵树的树枝，你能够看见数百年的树的年轮，它有着更多的圈圈，当气候变干，或者，非常冷的时候，树不能够成长的变得厚很多。如果圈常常变薄。当它是时候，并且，圈圈变温暖了，它会变得更薄。如果圈圈是突然变得厚了，这圈圈就会随着气候突然有所变化。如果我们看见一颗树上的圈圈，我们能够学习到关于气候突然的变化方面的知识。如果我们看见一棵树上有圈圈，我们能够学习到关于一百多年的气候的历史，我们能够知道看见，今天的气候在什么时候会变化。
树的圈圈是重要的，不只是证明了关于历史方面的学习，而且，还有关于历史上的男人所经历过的一些事情的学习。许多的世纪以前，这儿住着许多的人，什么是来自于新墨西哥的。但是，现在，你能够能够在沙滩上面找到它们的足迹-没有树木，并且，没有人。那么，到底发生了什么事情了呢？科学家从死亡的树上的圈圈上面发现了问题。他们找到人们不得不离开的原因，因为，他们把所有的树都砍了 ，用来生火，并且，制造建筑。当所有的树都消失的时候，他们不得不搬家了。
H. 关于巧克力发展史的英文阅读理解答案,开头为The first chocolate was eaten by...
the first chocolate was eaten by people......的翻译