English for Equivalent Academic Qualification - Exam Sprint Guide

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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book contains a total of 5,500 words and 550 phrases. Experts not only provide you with frequently tested words from past years and clever memorization methods but also select new vocabulary added in the "New Syllabus" along with rapid memorization techniques. The "New Syllabus" has removed "Listening" and added the rarely-seen "Oral Communication" in domestic exams. Experts tell you: how to apply exam-taking skills to easily score high in "Oral Communication." The "New Syllabus" has increased the score range for "Comprehensive Cloze" from 5–10 to 10–15, making this the exam item with the largest score adjustment and the most challenging in the future. Experts tell you: how to grasp the question-setting trends and cleverly tackle this "nemesis." The newly introduced English-Chinese translation accounts for one-tenth of the total score. Experts tell you: once you master translation techniques, this new exam item becomes much easier to score on. The "New Syllabus" no longer requires "Error Correction" but only "Error Identification." Experts tell you: this exam item's difficulty has been halved, and once you learn the rules of error identification, answering becomes effortless. This book is written by multiple exam syllabus compilers and grading experts, comprehensively covering the key points, question-setting logic, and exam-taking strategies of the English Proficiency Test for Equivalent Qualification Candidates. Candidates should first thoroughly study this book and then work on the "Exam Guidance and Practice Tests (Second Edition)" published by Higher Education Press in December 2004 (candidates who cannot purchase the tests can freely download "" from www.zhgx.cn). This two-stage preparation not only saves time but also yields extraordinary review results.
This book contains a total of 5,500 words and 550 phrases. Experts not only provide you with frequently tested words from past years and clever memorization methods but also select new vocabulary added in the "New Syllabus" along with rapid memorization techniques. The "New Syllabus" has removed "Listening" and added the rarely-seen "Oral Communication" in domestic exams. Experts tell you: how to apply exam-taking skills to easily score high in "Oral Communication." The "New Syllabus" has increased the score range for "Comprehensive Cloze" from 5–10 to 10–15, making this the exam item with the largest score adjustment and the most challenging in the future. Experts tell you: how to grasp the question-setting trends and cleverly tackle this "nemesis." The newly introduced English-Chinese translation accounts for one-tenth of the total score. Experts tell you: once you master translation techniques, this new exam item becomes much easier to score on. The "New Syllabus" no longer requires "Error Correction" but only "Error Identification." Experts tell you: this exam item's difficulty has been halved, and once you learn the rules of error identification, answering becomes effortless. This book is written by multiple exam syllabus compilers and grading experts, comprehensively covering the key points, question-setting logic, and exam-taking strategies of the English Proficiency Test for Equivalent Qualification Candidates. Candidates should first thoroughly study this book and then work on the "Exam Guidance and Practice Tests (Second Edition)" published by Higher Education Press in December 2004 (candidates who cannot purchase the tests can freely download "" from www.zhgx.cn). This two-stage preparation not only saves time but also yields extraordinary review results.