Breakthrough in High Score for Postgraduate Entrance Exam English - Listening Section

Author: Lu Ruirong et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: With the increasing competitiveness of postgraduate entrance exams, the English test has become a focal point for candidates. Many students perceive the English exam as highly complex and unattainable. However, with the right strategies, English learning can progress rapidly. To help candidates pass the English section of the postgraduate entrance exam smoothly, we have compiled this series of exam preparation books based on the latest "National Postgraduate Entrance Examination English Test Syllabus," which outlines the question types and test structure. This series is the result of in-depth analysis and research on past exam questions and includes seven sub-books: Vocabulary, Listening, Reading, Translation, English Knowledge Application, Writing, and a Comprehensive Guide. Each book not only covers past exam questions but also analyzes answer techniques in line with the syllabus's latest spirit, offering clear reasoning, diverse and novel content, and strong practicality. The authors of the series aim to help candidates deeply understand the syllabus's spirit and conduct progressive and effective study. Renowned experts provide guidance, with fresh material, rapid breakthroughs, and a guaranteed win. This book has the following features:
Feature 1: Introduces the purpose, requirements, test content, test structure, scoring standards, and question-setting characteristics of the listening exam, as well as predicts the future direction of the listening exam.
Feature 2: Through detailed analysis of sample questions, reveals the most important skill for postgraduate listening—the ability to predict questions in advance—and uses postgraduate exam questions as examples to predict candidates' strengths and weaknesses.
Feature 3: "Ocean of Questions" is divided into two parts—selected thematic exercises covering topics such as characters, history, social issues, world economy, daily activities, school life, and electronic networks, presented in 24 short passages and dialogues.—A comprehensive practice of 50 articles across 10 units, accompanied by detailed explanations to guide candidates.
Feature 4: In addition to content aligned with the current syllabus requirements, this book also includes some questions that predict the future direction of the 2005 postgraduate listening exam, which not only helps candidates study more targetedly but also ensures timeliness and foresight.