Postgraduate Entrance Examination English Vocabulary Test: Bug Memory Tree

Author: Wang Ruoping
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The features of this book are as follows: The current main way to memorize English vocabulary is through various and numerous word formation methods. Based on previous research, this book has created, refined, and integrated five effective memory models, namely the Visual-Audio Model, the Familiar→Unfamiliar→Familiar Model, the Passionate Association Model, the Phonetic Model, and the Repetitive Memory Model, forming a unique English vocabulary memory system—the Exam Memory Tree, which goes beyond traditional word formation methods:
1. Visual-Audio Model: The intuitiveness of graphics is unparalleled. The fastest way to obtain information is through visuals, as people are accustomed to quickly acquiring a large amount of information from graphics and images in real life. Therefore, this book uniquely adopts a one-visual-one-text layout, using graphics to vividly reflect the logical relationships between vocabulary, making the subsequent textual information clearer and more controllable.
2. Familiar→Unfamiliar→Familiar Model: Connecting unfamiliar things to familiar ones is the nature of human memory. This book expands the 1,000 words that students are familiar with into unfamiliar areas, increasing them from 1,000 to 6,000 in a frenzy. Wish you success in achieving 1,000=6,000.
3. Passionate Association Model: Passionate association helps develop the potential of the brain. Modern human science research has found that more than 95% of the brain's potential remains untapped. If these potentials can be mobilized, memorizing words will no longer be difficult. Through association methods, the solidity of the memorized words can be significantly improved.
4. Phonetic Model: Remember, English is first and foremost a sound. Phonetic memory is the simplest and most fundamental method for memorizing words. This book is accompanied by high-quality audio recordings, requiring students to output and absorb through both reading and listening.
5. Repetitive Model: Repetition is the mother of memory. Using ordinary memory methods, words need to be repeated 16-25 times in different contexts. However, with this book's method, only 7-8 repetitions are needed to form long-term memory. The Memory Tree can not only speed up the memorization process but also improve the efficiency of review.
When you first start reading the book, you should look at the tree first. If all the words in the tree are familiar, there is no need to read the following text. If not, read the explanations below. When you become very familiar with the book, you can even review all the vocabulary by just browsing through the 1,000 tree diagrams in the book.