CET-6 Exam Breakthrough. Vocabulary Book

Author: Cao Yulan
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: One of the trends in the reform of the CET-4 and CET-6 exams: Further increase in vocabulary requirements, greater flexibility in the exam, and the importance of vocabulary size becomes even more significant. Provides a detailed analysis of various CET-6 vocabulary question types, summarizes key testing points, and offers problem-solving strategies. New CET-6 vocabulary list, with a moderate number of words beyond the syllabus, to help you excel in vocabulary. Covers all types of phrases comprehensively, and vocabulary frequency statistics make the exam easier. Master word formation to double your vocabulary. Build a solid vocabulary foundation to confidently tackle various English exams. As the "Vocabulary" volume of the "CET-6 Exam Breakthrough" series, this book starts by analyzing the question types of CET-6 vocabulary, dividing them into five major categories: contextual comprehension questions, word differentiation questions, similar-word differentiation questions, near-synonym differentiation questions, and fixed collocations, idiomatic usage, and various phrase differentiation questions. For each type of vocabulary question, it provides a detailed analysis of past CET-6 exam questions (covering all from January 1999 onwards), summarizes the key testing points, offers corresponding problem-solving strategies, and includes practice exercises. In Chapter 4, the book lists the 2003.12 CET-6 vocabulary separately, along with answers and detailed explanations, for self-assessment and review. From the analysis of recent CET-6, vocabulary questions are increasingly focused on testing students' practical language application skills. As the CET-4 and CET-6 exams become more mature, this testing will become even more flexible. The CET-6 syllabus also requires candidates to have the ability to recognize new words based on word formation. Given these circumstances, the authors have included some content on word formation in Chapter 3, summarizing CET-6 vocabulary through prefixes, suffixes, and roots. Mastering this content is believed to provide readers with a key to unlocking the world of vocabulary, allowing them to explore it freely. At the end of the book, there is a New CET-6 vocabulary list, common types of phrases, and a frequency statistics table for CET-6 vocabulary, to facilitate memorization and review.