Postgraduate Entrance Exam English Round 3 Reading 128 Passages 2008 Wang Changxi English

Author: Wang Changxi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Which part of the postgraduate entrance exam English test carries the highest 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" to arrange your review. This book divides the reading review into three stages, each with a different focus, taking about 55 days with an hour of study each day, and you won’t have to worry about the reading section anymore! In terms of writing, this book highlights the following features:
1. Three-Stage Arrangement, Rational and Scientific
"Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be in danger in a hundred battles." To overcome the difficulty of reading comprehension in the postgraduate entrance exam English test, the first step is to achieve this.
2. Carefully Selected Materials and Question Standards
This book embodies the concept of "precision" everywhere. Every article is carefully selected. The 128 articles in the book are mainly chosen from the major English and American newspapers and magazines that are often used in postgraduate entrance exam question setting, including The Economist, Time, Newsweek, New Scientist, The Observer, and so on. Their genres, themes, topics, and lengths are close to the actual exam questions; the difficulty of the questions is either equal to that of the actual exam or slightly higher, truly achieving careful selection of texts, careful editing, and careful question setting.
3. Content Arrangement, Detailed and Concise
According to the different purposes of each stage, and also considering everyone’s practical needs, we have highlighted detailed explanations and translations of the article structure, difficulties, long sentences, questions, and vocabulary in different parts of the book.
4. Focusing on the Exam, Yet Going Beyond It
The main purpose of this book is to help candidates familiarize themselves with the exam and the question types, identify their weaknesses, focus on improvement, and strengthen training to enhance their exam skills.