2007 Russian Entrance Exam Guide

Author: Qian Xiaohui
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The book "2007 Russian Entrance Examination Guide" is based on the "College Russian Teaching Syllabus (Second Edition)" formulated by the Ministry of Education, and references the "National Master's Entrance Unified Examination Russian Syllabus (Non-Russian Major · Seventh Edition)," combining teaching practice in its compilation. The book is divided into two parts. The first part consists of five sections. The first section summarizes key points of Russian grammar knowledge, aiming to help candidates review and deepen their understanding of Russian grammar, improving their application skills. The second section analyzes the structure and types of questions. The third section is vocabulary, including a compilation of Russian Level 6 vocabulary, selected active vocabulary, summarized easily confused words, and common fixed phrases. The revision incorporates new vocabulary from the syllabus (Seventh Edition), helping candidates more comprehensively master new words, key vocabulary, and common phrases that have appeared in recent years. After the explanations in each section, corresponding exercises are provided. The fourth section includes eight sets of mock tests, all with answers. The fifth section provides analysis of the true questions from 2004 to 2006.
The second part consists of 200 reading articles covering social hot topics in politics, military, economy, history, culture, art, sports, science and technology, education, and environmental protection. New words and abbreviations in the articles are annotated in both Chinese and Russian for easy reference. Five test questions are provided after each article, totaling 1,000 questions, for candidates to self-test their reading comprehension skills. All test questions are accompanied by answers. Reading a large number of articles from different periods, genres, and styles not only helps increase vocabulary but also broadens knowledge, improves reading speed, and meets the requirements of the syllabus.
The revision, in addition to supplementing the explanations of newly added vocabulary in the syllabus, also replaces some test questions and reading articles, and adds the analysis of the 2006 National Master's Entrance Unified Examination Russian test questions.
This book is suitable for candidates taking the Russian examination for master's entrance, those applying for master's degrees with equivalent qualifications, candidates for doctoral entrance examinations, and those preparing for the university Russian Level 4 and Level 6 examinations, as well as other personnel seeking professional evaluations for their Russian pre-examination review.
The book "2007 Russian Entrance Examination Guide" is based on the "College Russian Teaching Syllabus (Second Edition)" formulated by the Ministry of Education, and references the "National Master's Entrance Unified Examination Russian Syllabus (Non-Russian Major · Seventh Edition)," combining teaching practice in its compilation. The book is divided into two parts. The first part consists of five sections. The first section summarizes key points of Russian grammar knowledge, aiming to help candidates review and deepen their understanding of Russian grammar, improving their application skills. The second section analyzes the structure and types of questions. The third section is vocabulary, including a compilation of Russian Level 6 vocabulary, selected active vocabulary, summarized easily confused words, and common fixed phrases. The revision incorporates new vocabulary from the syllabus (Seventh Edition). It will help candidates more comprehensively master new words, key vocabulary, and common phrases that have appeared in recent years. After the explanations in each section, corresponding exercises are provided. The fourth section includes eight sets of mock tests, all with answers. The fifth section provides analysis of the true questions.
The second part consists of 200 reading articles covering social hot topics in politics, military, economy, history, culture, art, sports, science and technology, education, and environmental protection. New words and abbreviations in the articles are annotated in both Chinese and Russian for easy reference. Five test questions are provided after each article, totaling 1,000 questions, for candidates to self-test their reading comprehension skills. All test questions are accompanied by answers. Reading a large number of articles from different genres and styles not only helps increase vocabulary but also broadens knowledge, improves reading speed, and meets the requirements of the new syllabus.
The revision, in addition to supplementing the explanations of newly added vocabulary in the syllabus, also replaces some test questions and reading articles, and adds the analysis of the 2006 National Master's Entrance Unified Examination Russian test questions.
This book is suitable for candidates taking the Russian examination for master's entrance, those applying for master's degrees with equivalent qualifications, candidates for doctoral entrance examinations, and those preparing for the university Russian Level 4 and Level 6 examinations, as well as other personnel seeking professional evaluations for their Russian pre-examination review.