Outline Vocabulary Manual for English Proficiency Examination for Master's Degree Applicants with Equivalent Academic Qualifications

Author: Ji Fei
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Written by renowned experts, closely aligned with the syllabus, rich content, strong targeting, insightful annotations, convenient for memorization and examination. This book is based on the "National Unified Examination Syllabus for English Proficiency of Applicants for Master's Degree by" issued by the State Council Academic Degrees Committee (Third Edition). It includes over 5,600 frequently used vocabulary words for the English proficiency exam, as well as more than 800 fixed collocations, phrases, and idiomatic expressions. Additionally, it provides the exam syllabus and a complete set of sample questions with answers. The vocabulary in this book is sourced from the vocabulary list in the "National Unified Examination Syllabus for English Proficiency of Applicants for Master's Degree by" issued by the State Council Academic Degrees Committee (Third Edition). The definitions of the words are referenced based on past exam questions for applicants for the Master's Degree in English Proficiency, ensuring scientific rigor and targeting. This helps candidates gain a deeper understanding of the exam content, enabling systematic review of the English proficiency exam vocabulary and effective improvement of exam performance. Each word is labeled with its phonetic transcription, lists irregular forms of verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs, and indicates whether nouns are countable or uncountable, making it convenient for readers to study and use. The book is organized in a simple and clear manner, making it particularly suitable for candidates to systematically memorize and learn the vocabulary. The target audience includes candidates preparing for the National Unified Examination for English Proficiency of Applicants for Master's Degree by, the postgraduate entrance examination, and the English degree course examination for non-English majors.