2007 postgraduate entrance exam English vocabulary Oxford gold mining style vocabulary must be memorized

Author: Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Li Pei, Xiao Ke, editors
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book has long been dedicated to in-depth research on English vocabulary and incorporates the learning experiences of master's students from prestigious universities in recent years. Creatively, it categorizes postgraduate entrance exam vocabulary into seven major categories to facilitate targeted learning. The editors of this book demonstrate ingenuity by comparing the CET-4 syllabus with the postgraduate entrance exam syllabus. Based on the relationship between spelling features and meaning, they derive vocabulary that appears in the postgraduate entrance exam syllabus but not in the CET-4 syllabus. For postgraduate candidates, the core vocabulary that truly requires detailed memorization is only around 2,500 words. Through meticulous research on past postgraduate entrance exam papers, the editors have selected and compiled high-frequency words and phrases, forming this core vocabulary for the exam. They hope candidates can truly master the various usages of these words, improve practical application skills, and achieve fluency in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation. This section specifically includes:
(1) Vocabulary from past exam papers;
(2) Gap vocabulary.
The syllabus requires that each exam paper include no more than 3 out-of-syllabus words. Therefore, candidates must not only address the vocabulary included in the syllabus but also pay attention to mastering key vocabulary outside the syllabus. This book summarizes out-of-syllabus words from past exam papers and selects commonly used out-of-syllabus vocabulary from recent postgraduate entrance exam papers, based on the themes of the articles. This section specifically includes:
(1) Out-of-syllabus vocabulary from past exam papers;
(2) Common out-of-syllabus vocabulary.