Gaokao English - First to Go (Classic Reading Comprehension Questions)

Author: Liu Tao
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: · Based on New Examination Standard · Compiles · Conducts itemized reorganization · Collects competition questions · Cultivates comprehensive skills
Currently, there are numerous college entrance examination English teaching materials on the market, but truly outstanding ones are scarce. We have meticulously compiled this series of books with the principles of publishing high-quality and excellent works to serve examinees and teaching staff. The features and advantages of this series are reflected in the following three aspects:
First, Appropriate Volume, Broad Coverage. This series consists of five volumes, including Listening, Grammar, Reading Comprehension, Cloze, Writing, and Mock Tests, covering all aspects of the college entrance examination English curriculum. Considering the actual teaching situation, the overall training volume of this series is approximately 300 class hours. This arrangement aligns with the teaching progress of senior high school, making it highly suitable for teachers to organize classroom instruction and for students to self-study.
Second, Complete Format, Rich Content. The format of each volume in this series is largely the same, primarily including college entrance examination questions, competition questions, and intensive training. The intensive training content is mostly derived from mock tests of key high schools across various provinces and cities in China, with a small portion from lower-difficulty sections of college English that involve middle school-level knowledge. These three parts form a gradient, allowing students to grasp the college entrance examination in terms of question types, material selection, and difficulty. Practicing these questions also enables students to experience the authentic atmosphere of the actual exam.
Third, Convenient Use, Economical. Each volume of this series is designed as 16K, with 2 or 4 double-sided pages per set of questions. Students can unfold the book and tear off a set of questions to use as, truly embodying the principle of practicality.