College English Vocabulary Crash Course for Proficiency Test (Levels 1-6) - Score 90

Author: Wu Leqi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Word frequency-based concise definitions; contextual memory with test questions; interlaced reading and memorization. If the college entrance exam is like a thousand soldiers crossing a narrow bridge, congratulations on passing this bridge and entering the ivory tower of university! However, don’t relax—within the ivory tower, there are equally challenging tests: the College English Test Band 4 and Band 6 (CET-4 and CET-6) are the fortresses you must conquer and cannot be ignored! How can you win a brilliant victory? Review materials are crucial. Good review materials are like powerful weapons, enabling you to be invincible when facing challenges. College English Vocabulary for 90% in 6 Levels has prepared three weapons for you—give them a try!
Weapon One: "High-Frequency Exam Words & Example Sentences Power Station." This book selects high-frequency words from past CET-4 and CET-6 exams and pairs them with 3,177 vivid example sentences to help students understand vocabulary and familiarize themselves with key points. Meanwhile, CET-6 example sentences are bolded in italics for easy differentiation.
Weapon Two: Simplified Exam Syllabus Vocabulary List. This book includes approximately 5,450 typical exam words for College English Levels 1-6. Each entry has clear level markings: a blank space; a "" symbol; a "▲" symbol. The vocabulary grading and markings strictly follow the College English Teaching Syllabus Vocabulary List, ensuring both accuracy and authority. Additionally, important entries that have repeatedly appeared in 15 years of CET exams are highlighted in color. The definitions are simplified for easier memorization.
Weapon Three: "Practice with Past Exam Questions to Win." This book collects 1,119 representative past CET-4 and CET-6 exam questions from the past 15 years, allowing students to practice exam questions while memorizing vocabulary.
Weapons are ready, but how to use them? Review methods are equally important! As the saying goes, "Study methods are like clothes—what suits others may not suit you." Indeed, just as people with different physiques need different clothing, students at different levels and stages should choose different review methods to prepare for exams. College English Vocabulary for 90% in 6 Levels is not only a powerful tool but also a wise guide, helping you not only wield weapons but also master the best tactics for facing challenges!
Tactic One: The "Grazing" Review Method for Maximum Efficiency. Only 30 days left for the exam? Start by carefully reading the "High-Frequency Exam Words & Example Sentences Power Station." If you fully understand the example sentences, you can skip memorizing the words that follow; if comprehension is difficult, memorize the words and syllabus phrases associated with the sentences. After studying sentences and entries, try the questions in the "Practice with Past Exam Questions to Win" section to test yourself. If you answer correctly, you’ve mastered the key point; if not, return to the relevant sentences and entries for reinforcement. Pay special attention to highlighted important words. This "skimming" shortcut helps you familiarize yourself with key points before the exam, mastering as many scoring points as possible with minimal time!
Tactic Two: The "Eating Like a Caterpillar" Review Method for Gradual Progress. Months left until the exam? Take a steady approach, step by step toward success. The book’s ingenious "interlaced" arrangement divides the thick College English Vocabulary for 90% in 6 Levels into many lessons. Students can create a review plan based on the time remaining before the exam, reviewing one or two lessons daily, making the long review process enjoyable and effortless. You’ll learn a little every day, gradually accumulating knowledge and becoming a solid-scoring expert!
Tactic Three: The Direct Approach of Prioritization. If you’re facing the CET-4 exam, study only the example sentences in the "High-Frequency Exam Words & Example Sentences Power Station" written in regular font, the words in the entry list marked with "" or without symbols, and the CET-4 section in "Practice with Past Exam Questions to Win." Conversely, if you’re preparing for the CET-6 exam, focus on the example sentences in bold italics, the words in the entry list marked with "▲," and the CET-6 section in "Practice with Past Exam Questions to Win." This way, you can focus your limited time and energy on the most critical areas!