You never want to read the passage first.

你永远不能先阅读文章。

Also don't read the passage first.

还有不要先读文章。

Usually, the first passage is the easiest and the last one is the most difficult.

通常，第一段是最容易的，最后一段是最难的。

Usually True False Not given are in the first passage which is the easiest or sometimes in the second.

通常对/错/未给出是在第一篇文章，这是最简单的，有时在第二篇文章。

The first passage is the easiest, then the second passage, and then the third question.

第一段最简单，然后是第二段，然后是第三题。

Some students find this a lot easier, other students like to read the passage first and then answer the questions.

有些学生觉得这很容易，其他学生喜欢先阅读文章然后回答问题。

First thing I would do -- and also I should point out, it's not good to read the passage first.

我要做的第一件事——而且我还应该指出，先阅读这篇文章是不好的。

If you spend all your time on the first passage, you're not going to have time to do the second and the third.

如果你把所有的时间都花在第一篇文章上，你就没有时间做第二篇和第三篇了。

The page he opened on was under the head of Anatomy, and the first passage that drew his eyes was on the valves of the heart.

他翻开的那一页是《解剖学》的标题下，最先映入眼帘的是心脏瓣膜。

I am an editor with Lonely Planet and last year I rode on the Rocky Mountaineer train on their first passage to the west line from Vancouver to Banff national park.

我是《孤独星球》的编辑，去年我乘坐了落基山登山者号从温哥华到班夫国家公园的第一条西线。

He took a wide course round the heaving heap on the floor and made his way as quickly as he could in the dark to where he thought the hole was that led down into the first passage.

他绕过地板上那堆起伏的大堆，在黑暗中以最快的速度走到了他认为通向第一条通道的洞的地方。