Brand new TEM-4 vocabulary that must be memorized

Author: Ma Degao
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Since its launch, the College English and Postgraduate Entrance Examination Vocabulary series has been warmly welcomed by a vast number of examinees. At the same time, we have continuously received letters, calls, or messages from many English majors, requesting the publication of a vocabulary book specifically for English majors. After extensive research and development, multiple revisions, and years of dedication, the All-New English Majors Vocabulary for TEM-4 was released in 2004, bringing a surprise to countless English majors and advanced English enthusiasts, offering unparalleled ease and significant improvement in their studies and preparation. Now, we have revised the book based on the newly issued Comprehensive Vocabulary List for English Majors in Higher Education, the Vocabulary List for TEM-4 and TEM-8 (2004), the Teaching Syllabus for English Majors in Higher Education, and feedback from readers, aiming to better help current English majors build a solid foundation in English vocabulary and prepare more scientifically for the TEM-4 exam. Compared to other vocabulary books, the revised All-New English Majors Vocabulary for TEM-4 has the following advantages:
(1) Comprehensive coverage of syllabus vocabulary.
(2) Unified inclusion of must-learn phrases.
(3) Detailed and vivid differentiation of usage.
(4) Accurate and in-depth analysis of test points.
(5) Typical test questions for intensive training.
The Spark English College and Postgraduate Entrance Examination Vocabulary series has been warmly welcomed by a vast number of examinees since its launch. At the same time, we have continuously received letters, calls, and messages from many English majors, requesting the publication of a vocabulary book specifically for English majors. After extensive research and development, multiple revisions, and years of dedication, the All-New English Majors Vocabulary for TEM-4 was released in 2004, bringing a surprise to countless English majors and advanced English enthusiasts, offering unparalleled ease and significant improvement in their studies and preparation. Now, we have revised the book based on the newly issued Comprehensive Vocabulary List for English Majors in Higher Education, the Vocabulary List for TEM-4 and TEM-8 (2004), the Teaching Syllabus for English Majors in Higher Education, and widely solicited opinions and suggestions from readers, aiming to better help current English majors build a solid foundation in English vocabulary and prepare more scientifically for the TEM-4 exam.
Compared to other vocabulary books, the revised All-New English Majors Vocabulary for TEM-4 has the following advantages:
(1) Comprehensive coverage of syllabus vocabulary. The book includes approximately 8,000 entries, fully covering the foundational vocabulary from the Comprehensive Vocabulary List for English Majors in Higher Education, while also incorporating some high-frequency vocabulary from the TEM-8 list.
(2) Unified inclusion of must-learn phrases. The book highlights key phrases required by the syllabus in bold for easy distinction and memory, and also includes common collocations for words, enabling candidates to use English more fluently.
(3) Detailed and vivid differentiation of usage. The book distinguishes between key, difficult, and easily confused words in terms of meaning and usage, helping students master vocabulary through comparison. The explanations provided reflect the grammatical functions and usage features of the words, allowing readers to expand their vocabulary quickly.
(4) Accurate and in-depth analysis of test points. The book provides insightful explanations for test points where candidates often make mistakes, helping them learn from errors and improve in practice. It further deepens understanding from various perspectives, such as vocabulary and grammar.
(5) Typical test questions for intensive training. The book selects over 1,000 authentic and typical test questions for each common entry, based on the trends of the TEM-4 exam and the latest test dynamics (including the TEM-8 exam). It also includes the 2004 test questions for timeliness and relevance, making it highly representative and effective in helping candidates master vocabulary. The ten years of authentic test questions (1995–2004, with partial questions from 1993–1994 included) are a valuable resource. Candidates can deepen their understanding while practicing, achieving multiple benefits.
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