2007-Analysis of for the Postgraduate Admission English Test

Author: Tang Qiming
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Can English learning follow a certain pattern? This is probably the question that millions of English learners have been struggling to think about. Are there any techniques that can be used for English exams? This is undoubtedly the most concerned topic among candidates fighting for postgraduate entrance exams. Every year, the competition for postgraduate entrance exams becomes more intense, and the exam formats also differ from year to year. However, the types of questions and the scope of testing remain basically fixed. Each set of questions reflects the requirements of the "National Postgraduate Entrance Examination English Syllabus" (hereinafter referred to as "the Syllabus") for candidates' English knowledge, abilities, and proficiency, while also embodying the guiding principles, basic rules, and trends of question setting. For example: grammatical points—subjunctive mood—are almost a must-ask topic every year. If candidates can fully and thoroughly master this frequently tested grammatical point, they can easily discern the meaning of the questions, no matter how varied the setters' approaches, and the problems will naturally be solved. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct a detailed analysis, reflection, and summary of past exam papers to identify patterns and key testing points. Only in this way can candidates achieve a clear understanding of themselves and their opponents, securing high scores with ease. To help candidates pass the exam with ease, this book compiles all the postgraduate entrance exam questions from 1996 to 2006, providing detailed explanations for each question. Additionally, this book specially includes sentence analysis in the explanations for reading comprehension and English-Chinese translation sections, aiming to help candidates familiarize themselves with English sentence structures and review and consolidate their foundational knowledge. It is hoped that candidates can summarize exam patterns and master problem-solving techniques by carefully reading this book. When reading this book, we recommend that candidates:
※ First, carefully study the "Syllabus" to understand the basic requirements of the exam, so that they can review and prepare for the exam in a targeted manner.
※ Take practice tests under exam conditions, strictly adhering to the time limits, and then compare the answers to score themselves.
※ Record incorrect answers and review the easily mistaken knowledge points diligently.