Vocabulary Rapid Recall for CET-4

Author: Jiang Dan (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Written according to the new syllabus for CET-4, precise, fast, and comprehensive! It collects high-frequency words for the CET-4 exam, providing English-Chinese bilingual definitions with visual decomposition for quick memorization. The core vocabulary multiplies from 1,000 to 6,000, covering all words in the syllabus. Vocabulary is the foundation of English learning and holds a pivotal position in all types of English exams. Through long-term teaching experience in college English, the authors of this series have conducted in-depth research on students' English learning characteristics, especially their vocabulary acquisition patterns. The findings reveal that most students lack scientific learning techniques and memory methods, and do not fully understand vocabulary. This vocabulary memory series aims to help candidates employ scientific and practical learning methods to quickly and effectively master exam vocabulary. By using this series correctly, candidates will achieve twice the results with half the effort, perform excellently in the exam, and open the door to more advanced English exams in the future. Key Features:
1. Precision: Focus on exam key points using high-frequency vocabulary. The authors studied all test questions from the CET-4 and CET-6 exams from 1994 to 2004, selecting core vocabulary that frequently appears and must be mastered.
2. Speed: Use decomposition methods to memorize words quickly. This series leverages the structural characteristics of English vocabulary by breaking words into roots and affixes, helping candidates memorize them scientifically, with English explanations for both roots and affixes. The decomposition method aims to develop candidates' ability to apply knowledge in practical scenarios.
3. Accuracy: Bilingual English-Chinese definitions. Research shows that most English words cannot be fully equivalent in Chinese, and many have multiple meanings. These multiple meanings often arise from extended meanings based on different contexts.
4. Comprehensiveness: Expand vocabulary with multiple (threads) radiating from a central word. This series focuses on a central word, expanding into four parts: word form conversion, follow-up memory, synonyms, and antonyms. The word form conversion section helps candidates flexibly use vocabulary in different contexts; follow-up memory uses roots, affixes, and association methods to help candidates expand their vocabulary effortlessly and exponentially; synonyms and antonyms expand vocabulary effectively.
5. Flexibility: Layout: Illustrations and text; Example Sentences: Classic and vivid. This series abandons the monotonous text layout of previous books and adopts a pie chart layout, which is intuitive and easy to memorize. All example sentences are natural and (:), helping candidates understand and apply them flexibly.