High School Entrance Exam Essay: Conquering 72 Points of Loss in 36 Topics

Author: Liu Yingkui, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book starts with the 72 common points that often lead to exam score loss for candidates, sets goals, then selects 36 questions, and meticulously arranges them to attack each goal one by one. Each question is transformed into two forms, targeting two goals simultaneously. After reading the 36 questions, you will master 72 methods to prevent score loss. It is vivid, easy to learn, memorable, and practical. This book may seem like it is attacking opponents, but in reality, it is about overcoming one's own weaknesses, turning score-loss points into score-points. The book focuses on methods but is not purely theoretical. It uses many classic articles as examples for analysis, including narrative essays, argumentative essays, prose, speeches, and various other genres. It combines theory and practice comprehensively, embedding methods within, making it engaging to read. This book can be used for last-minute review before exams or for regular self-practice. It is both a magic weapon for students to score in exams and a valuable reference for teachers to teach writing techniques. As long as you take exams and your essays are not always perfect scores, this book is worth reading. I believe it will be beneficial upon opening.