2007

Author: Xie Zhenyuan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Covers all vocabulary in the syllabus, includes frequently tested words beyond the syllabus in past exam papers, and selects high-frequency words from newspapers and magazines; all accompanied by international phonetic symbols, detailed explanations of word formation, derivatives, synonyms, and differentiation to aid memory; focuses on difficult-to-remember and understand words, offering in-depth explanations and exercises. This book is meticulously compiled based on the newly released "National Master's Degree Entrance Unified English Examination Syllabus (Non-English Major)" by the Ministry of Education, aiming to help candidates master the words specified in the syllabus and the words beyond the syllabus that have appeared in recent exams within a shorter period. The features of this book are: 1. Comprehensive Coverage. This book is compiled according to the syllabus, covering all vocabulary in the original syllabus and the 475 newly added words in 2005. Additionally, it incorporates 2,289 words beyond the syllabus based on new words that have appeared in past exam papers, including 84 words beyond the syllabus that have appeared in the past ten years of exam papers and frequently occurring words in recent newspapers and magazines (e.g., mascot; avian flu, tsunami, Al-Qaeda, etc.). This aims to further expand the coverage of words, making the book more up-to-date, comprehensive, and practical, striving to ensure that all words beyond the syllabus in the 2007 exam papers can be found in this book. 2. In-depth Explanations and Exercises. This book focuses on words that are difficult for candidates to remember and understand. For more challenging words, example sentences are provided, while for simpler words, example sentences are omitted to save candidates' time. 3. Convenient and Practical. This book provides international phonetic symbols, word formation rules, example sentences for verb usage, vocabulary and phrases, synonyms and their differentiation, as well as tables of irregular English verbs, rules for stress in English words, and pronunciation rules in English. It is believed that these contents will greatly help candidates master words quickly. The author of this book has dedicated many years to researching English vocabulary for the exam, and the "Review Guide for Master's Degree Entrance English Vocabulary" compiled by him has become the preferred vocabulary review book for candidates.