Postgraduate Entrance English Examination Guidance Series: Vocabulary Volume (Revised Edition)

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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The "Teaching Syllabus for Graduate English" requires that "PhD candidates should generally reach or slightly exceed the English proficiency level of master's degree students upon admission." The vocabulary level for master's degree students is 5,500 words, which is clearly stipulated in the "Teaching Syllabus for Graduate English." The "Vocabulary Workbook" strictly controls its vocabulary within this range. Higher education institutions also use this as a basis to determine the difficulty of the English entrance exam for PhD candidates. The "Vocabulary Workbook" has the following features:
1. Based on the vocabulary determined by the teaching syllabus, it is of moderate difficulty and covers a wide range of words. It can help candidates review all words above the CET-4 level.
2. It provides necessary explanations for frequently appearing problems in vocabulary tests and their question formats, along with answers and brief analyses, making it easier for candidates to understand and gradually master the material.
3. The selected materials are extensive, with a large number of exercises, and necessary distinctions are made for commonly used and easily confused words.
4. The book is arranged according to parts of speech such as verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and conjunctions, accompanied by corresponding single-choice exercises.
5. Vocabulary exercises are arranged in the form of normal exam questions, facilitating self-assessment and timed practice.
6. It includes vocabulary section exam questions and answers from six institutions, such as Peking University and Tsinghua University. The teachers who contributed to the book are primarily engaged in teaching graduate English and have rich experience in formulating English entrance exams for PhD candidates. They can provide necessary guidance for the exam.