2007-English Vocabulary for Postgraduate Entrance Exam: 20 Days to Break Through 7500 Words - A Practical Guide for 20 Days of Breakthrough

Author: Wang Jinku
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: To pursue ideals, to become inheritors and transmitters of the torch of knowledge, and to stand as pioneers in the turbulent times, millions of students have joined the fervent wave of postgraduate entrance exams. As teachers fighting on the front line of training, we have the duty to guide these candidates navigating the darkness, to blow the horns of charge with them, and to sing the anthems of victory. Therefore, we solemnly recommend the "Practical Handbook for 20 Days of Postgraduate Entrance Exam English" series to everyone, and together we will conquer the summit of the postgraduate entrance exams! To better utilize this series, we are willing to share our years of accumulated experience in postgraduate entrance exam preparation with everyone, hoping to help candidates in aspects such as study time arrangement, study steps, study methods, mindset adjustment, and study effectiveness! The features of this book are as follows:
1. Strictly adhering to the postgraduate entrance exam syllabus and meticulously analyzing past exam papers. This book is entirely based on the "National Postgraduate Entrance Exam English Syllabus" and past exam papers, fully grasping the key points of the exam. During the writing process, we took past exam papers as the center and the difficult and key points as the radius to draw circles. The vocabulary selected in this book is referenced by the syllabus, filtering out high-frequency words from reading comprehension, the previous vocabulary and structure questions, translation, listening, and cloze test types.
2. Solid and rich content with prominent key points. The book includes: 1121 high-frequency vocabulary (breaking the traditional alphabetical arrangement of books, arranging chapters based on the frequency of word appearance in past exams); 10 years of exam vocabulary (listing vocabulary from reading comprehension exam papers from 1996 to 2005); 1384 out-of-syllabus vocabulary (listing vocabulary that appeared in past exam papers but was not included in the syllabus); 100 complex sentence examples (carefully selected from reading comprehension exam papers from 1994 to 2005); 977 common collocations (collocations from listening, reading comprehension, cloze tests, translation, and other past exam papers); and 210 prefixes and roots (strictly based on the syllabus).
3. Reasonable time allocation and unique division principles. To ensure an orderly and efficient review outcome, we divided the learning focus into 20 days. This division reflects both a scientific and reasonable review principle and avoids the drawbacks of fatigue during the review process.
4. Deep and meticulous research with practical problem-solving techniques. This book compiles and refines problem-solving techniques summarized by top postgraduate entrance exam English training institutions, such as New Oriental, as well as various related books, and proposes unique insights on this basis, truly achieving the goal of "what others have, I have; what I have, I excel."
5. Unveiling the examiner's intentions with a fresh preparation perspective. Through past exam papers, this book deeply analyzes the question-setters' thought processes, providing candidates with a new perspective for preparation.