2008 postgraduate entrance exam English three-round reading 128 passages

Author: Wang Changxi
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Which part of the postgraduate entrance exam English test carries the most weight? — Reading Comprehension! 60 points! Which part of the postgraduate entrance exam English test is most difficult? — Reading Comprehension! Is reading comprehension really that difficult? Actually, it's not that hard! The key lies in how you study. Follow our carefully designed study plan for the "128 Reading Comprehension Passages for the 2008 Postgraduate Entrance Exam" and structure your review into three phases, each with a specific focus. With 55 days and about one hour of study each day, you won't have to worry about the reading section anymore! In terms of writing, this book highlights the following features:
1. Three-phase arrangement, rational and scientific
"Know your enemy and know yourself, and you will never be in danger in a hundred battles." To overcome the challenge of reading comprehension in the postgraduate entrance exam English test, the first step is to understand both yourself and the exam.
2. Carefully selected materials and standardized question setting
This book embodies the concept of "precision" in every aspect. Each passage is carefully selected. The 128 passages in the book are mainly chosen from the major English and American publications frequently used in postgraduate entrance exam question setting, including The Economist, Time, Newsweek, New Scientist, The Observer, and more. Their genres, themes, topics, and lengths are close to those of the actual exam papers. The difficulty level of the questions is either equivalent to that of the actual exam or slightly higher, truly achieving meticulous selection of passages, careful editing, and precise question setting.
3. Content arrangement, detailed and concise
Based on the different objectives of each phase and considering the actual needs of the students, we have highlighted detailed explanations and translations of the structure, difficulties, long sentences, questions, and vocabulary in different parts of the book.
4. Focusing on the exam, yet exceeding it
The main purpose of this book is to help students familiarize themselves with the exam and its formats, identify their weaknesses, and focus on targeted improvement through intensive training, thereby enhancing their exam-taking skills.