GRE Math High Score Quick Breakthrough

Author: Chen Xiangdong (Editor)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
Comprehensive Summarization of GRE Math Topics: Fully aligned with the ETS math exam syllabus, systematically organizes, summarizes, and explains GRE math topics. Eliminates the need to consult math textbooks due to unfamiliarity with specific topics.
Comprehensive Summary of Math Terminology and Problem-Solving Tips: All math terminology encountered or potentially encountered in the exam is provided in the appendix, along with some problem-solving strategies.
Intensive Training by Category: Building on familiarity with math terminology, the second part of this book offers intensive reinforcement training on various math problems. Readers can further familiarize themselves with relevant terminology through practice questions, as well as with the phrasing, sentence structures, and problem-solving methods and techniques of related questions.
Error-Prone, Key, and Difficult Problems Clearly Presented: All selected problems in this book come from my lectures at New Oriental, frequently asked questions by students before and after class, as well as statistically significant error-prone, key, and difficult problems. This addresses the limitation of limited class time, which often results in insufficient math explanations. Reading this book can basically meet the needs of 90% or more of examinees preparing for the GRE math exam, eliminating the need to spend time on past GRE math practice questions.
New Test Simulation: The book provides three simulation tests equivalent in difficulty to the GRE computer-based exam. Readers can conduct practical simulations, spending about 45 minutes each time, approximately 15 days before the exam.
This book has the following characteristics:
Comprehensive Summarization of GRE Math Topics: Fully aligned with the ETS math exam syllabus, systematically organizes, summarizes, and explains GRE math topics. Eliminates the need to consult math textbooks due to unfamiliarity with specific topics.
Comprehensive Summary of Math Terminology and Problem-Solving Tips: All math terminology encountered or potentially encountered in the exam is provided in the appendix, along with some problem-solving strategies.
Intensive Training by Category: Building on familiarity with math terminology, the second part of this book offers intensive reinforcement training on various math problems. Readers can further familiarize themselves with relevant terminology through practice questions, as well as with the phrasing, sentence structures, and problem-solving methods and techniques of related questions.
Error-Prone, Key, and Difficult Problems Clearly Presented: All selected problems in this book come from my lectures at New Oriental, frequently asked questions by students before and after class, as well as statistically significant error-prone, key, and difficult problems. This addresses the limitation of limited class time, which often results in insufficient math explanations. Reading this book can basically meet the needs of 90% or more of examinees preparing for the GRE math exam, eliminating the need to spend time on past GRE math practice questions.
New Test Simulation: The book provides three simulation tests equivalent in difficulty to the GRE computer-based exam. Readers can conduct practical simulations, spending about 45 minutes each time, approximately 15 days before the exam.