Postgraduate Entrance Examination English Cloze Test and Blank Filling Reading Comprehension 100 Passages

Author: Written by the Research Team of Postgraduate Entrance Exam English Question Setting
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Publish Date: April 1, 2005
Features: The book has the following features:
1. It proposes a unique preparation concept called the "Landmark Clue Positioning Method." The Landmark Clue Positioning Method is a method that fully reflects the thinking process for solving Cloze test questions. It is another profound application of the philosophical principle of "universal connection" in English practice. This method centers on the "cloze" being tested, follows the principle of proximity, and uses the known landmark information clues in the text that are connected to the blank as the radius to perfectly outline the steps for solving Cloze tests, paving the way for achieving the ideal goal of improving scores by at least 7 points in postgraduate Cloze tests.
2. It meticulously studies the syllabus and provides extensive explanations on key issues in various aspects. It particularly offers detailed analysis of the new type of question—Cloze-based reading comprehension—introduced in the new syllabus.
3. Guidance on solving techniques. Based on the key points of the syllabus, we analyze sample questions to inspire and cultivate interest, teaching students the thinking process and methods for solving problems.
4. Review of past years' true questions. By studying past years' questions, students can summarize the patterns of question setting and sense the difficulty of the tests. We recommend that students thoroughly study the true questions, treating them as textbooks rather than just completing them. The book includes past years' Cloze test questions and the 2005 Cloze-based reading comprehension questions, providing students with insights into the hot topics and trends in question setting.
5. Ability improvement tests. The book includes a large number of exercises for students to practice and self-assess. We have categorized the Cloze passages into three themes: social life, natural sciences, and economics. These passages are carefully selected based on an understanding of the fundamental patterns of question setting and are highly predictive and authentic. We hope students will take these questions seriously.