2007 Graduate Entrance Exam English Perspective and Smart Solutions--Reading

Author: Lu Xiaojun, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: This book is meticulously compiled as an (exam training book) to genuinely help candidates overcome difficulties encountered in teaching research reading. The title is chosen to highlight two key aspects: first, "perspective," which involves accurately and comprehensively analyzing the exam syllabus and past reading comprehension questions, including the genre, structure, and question-posing angles of reading passages, enabling candidates to familiarize themselves with the characteristics and patterns of the questions; second, "ingenious solutions," which is also the greatest feature of this book. The book is divided into seven chapters, primarily elaborating on reading methods, understanding passages, and solving problems, with a focus on the latter two parts. The "Understanding Passages" section includes five parts: categorized reading, targeted theme identification, logical relationship analysis of paragraphs, deconstructing complex sentences, and vocabulary mastery. The "Solving Problems" section is divided into multiple-choice questions and new question types, each covering question characteristics, high-quality problem-solving principles, techniques, and strategies, with detailed analysis of past ten years' exam questions. All examples cited in the book's explanations and discussions are typical cases from past real exams. The question analysis section cannot dedicate extensive space to mentioning the characteristics of every distractor in multiple-choice questions; candidates should pay attention to learning from examples and mastering the key to solving problems by analyzing question structures and passages.