2006 National College Entrance Examination English Syllabus Vocabulary Standard Interpretation

Author: Beijing Tianli Examination Information Network
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The Ministry of Education's Examination Center lists or specifies the English vocabulary and phrases that candidates need to understand and master in the annual college entrance examination "Examination Syllabus." Some independently administered provinces and cities also appropriately add or delete English vocabulary in their supplementary notes to the national "Examination Syllabus," providing direction for candidates' review and preparation. However, neither the "Examination Syllabus" of the Ministry of Education's Examination Center nor the supplementary notes of individual provinces and cities explains the part of speech, pronunciation, and definitions of English vocabulary and phrases. As a result, controversy over "vocabulary going beyond the syllabus" or "exceeding the scope" arises almost every year. To address this, this writing team has compiled this book. The book includes all the vocabulary specified in the Examination Center's "Examination Syllabus" as well as newly added English vocabulary from independently administered provinces and cities. It lists standardized phonetic transcriptions, parts of speech, and definitions for each word and phrase in the syllabus, and provides additional explanations, usage notes, and examples from past college entrance examination questions for some vocabulary, to facilitate candidates' reference and comprehension. Candidates can use the book's features, such as the fact that all vocabulary is written on the left side, to cover the right part of the page and self-check their mastery of the words. Additionally, the book provides detailed explanations for many vocabulary, such as adding test questions or explanations of usage, which are key examination points from previous years and should be focused on for memorization and mastery. This book is suitable for candidates preparing for the college entrance examination in various provinces and cities across the country, as well as for first and second-year high school students.