GRE Analogies/Antonyms - New Oriental

Author: Song Hao
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: GRE, as one of the many standardized tests promoted by ETS in the United States, has made significant progress and has developed its own unique question-setting style. Through the analysis and comparison of past tests, we have found that its question-setting patterns are relatively fixed, especially for analogies and antonyms in the vocabulary section. They share the characteristics of similar question types and repeated questions. Therefore, despite the seemingly high difficulty of the vocabulary test, it is actually full of patterns. The author has been a leading teacher for GRE analogies and antonyms at the renowned English test training school—"New Oriental School" for many years, and has a deep understanding of these two question types. The author has now incorporated this understanding into this book to share with everyone.
The book is written following the structure: "Overview of the Question Type, Original English Question, Chinese Translation, Explanation of the Question, Analysis of Difficult Words." Since the vocabulary in this book is explained based on the needs of recent GRE exams, some word explanations may differ from those in some dictionaries. Please pay special attention. With the mindset of "practice makes perfect," repeated practice will lead to high scores.
GRE, as one of the many standardized tests promoted by ETS in the United States, has made significant progress and has developed its own unique question-setting style. Through the analysis and comparison of past tests, we have found that its question-setting patterns are relatively fixed, especially for analogies and antonyms in the vocabulary section. They share the characteristics of similar question types and repeated questions. Therefore, despite the seemingly high difficulty of the vocabulary test, it is actually full of patterns. The author has been a leading teacher for GRE analogies and antonyms at the renowned English test training school—"New Oriental School" for many years, and has a deep understanding of these two question types. The author has now incorporated this understanding into this book to share with everyone.
The book is written following the structure: "Overview of the Question Type, Original English Question, Chinese Translation, Explanation of the Question, Analysis of Difficult Words." Since the vocabulary in this book is explained based on the needs of recent GRE exams, some word explanations may differ from those in some dictionaries. Please pay special attention. With the mindset of "practice makes perfect," repeated practice will lead to high scores.