GRE official guideline Essence: Chinese OG Essence Han Wei Shen Shi Wanwei [New Oriental]

Book  name: GRE official guide for details: Chinese

Author: Han Wei, Shen Shiquan, Wan Wei

Publisher: Zhejiang Education Press

Printing time: 1st edition, September 2015

I S B N: 9787553631608

Book: 16

Page code: 172 pages

Certainly  Price: 35 yuan

Heavy   Quantity: 387g

 

 

 

 

first part    textual reasoning 

Part 1  Verbal Reasoning    1

    Question type 1  Reading Comprehension

    Question Type 1  Reading Comprehension    2

    Practice 1  Simple question

     Practice Set 1: Easy    2

    Exercise Two  Medium difficulty questions

    Practice Set 2: Medium    9

    Exercise Three  More difficult questions

    Practice Set 3: Hard    18

    Question Type 2  The paragraph is cloze

    Question Type 2  Text Completion    26

     Practice 1  Simple question

     Practice Set 1: Easy    26

     Exercise Two  Medium difficulty questions

     Practice Set 2: Medium    33

     Exercise Three  More difficult questions

     Practice Set 3: Hard    40

    Question Type 3  Synonyms fill in the blank

    Question Type 3  Sentence Equivalence    46

    Practice 1  Simple question

     Practice Set 1: Easy    46

    Exercise Two  Medium difficulty questions

     Practice Set 2: Medium    50

    Exercise Three  More difficult questions

    Practice Set 3: Hard    55

    Comprehensive exercises in text reasoning 

    Mixed Practice Sets    59

    Comprehensive Exercise 1 

    Mixed Practice Set 1    59

    Comprehensive Exercise Two 

    Mixed Practice Set 2    78

    Comprehensive Exercise Three 

    Mixed Practice Set 3    97 

 

the second part    analytical writing

Part 2  Analytical Writing    115

    Question type 1  Argument and Analysis

    Question Type 1  Analyze an Argument    116

    Question Type 2  Yes and Non-analysis

    Question Type 2  Analyze an Issue    145

 

    Since the 2011 new GRE exam started, the lack of practice questions has always been a worrying thing for GRE candidates.Candidates have always had to rely on old GRE questions for training, or rely on simulation questions written by non-ETS institutions in North America.All these alternatives are quite different from the actual new GRE exam.Take the old GRE exam as an example. The proportion of long articles in the reading part is much higher than that in the new GRE medium and long articles, which is just an appearance.Judging from the internal question-setting ideas, the proportion of questions in the old GRE tests semantics itself is much higher than that in the new GRE, that is, there are a large number of articles that simply test whether students understand the semantics of certain details of the article.In sharp contrast, in the new GRE exam, especially in high-segment test questions, the proportion of examination of reading details semantics has dropped significantly, and instead it is a examination of the main idea summary and conclusion inference of the article.What is particularly special is that the proportion of information function questions in the reading of the new GRE has increased significantly. For a certain detailed concept of the article, the new GRE no longer simply requires candidates to understand its semantics, but to understand its logical function in the article.There are countless similar changes.All these mean that although non-ETS official practice questions can still help candidates train language skills to some extent, in the most realistic issue, that is, understanding the idea of ​​exam questions, these alternatives are far from meeting the needs of today's candidates.

 

   &Thankfully, the "GRE Chinese Official Guide" published by ETS in 2014 provides 150 exercise questions that meet the new GRE ideas. These questions inject a cardiac enhancement agent to the majority of candidates. The type of questions and the idea of ​​making the questions are closely combined with the current examination form and difficulty, and quickly become an indispensable preparation material for GRE candidates at this stage.In order to better help the majority of candidates master the essence of the questions in the official guide, three experienced New Oriental GRE teachers carefully compiled this book "GRE Official Guide Lectures: Chinese".Unlike the traditional Chinese translation of official guides, the Chinese analysis of this book has the following advantages:

    1. Reading part simulates the rhythm of the exam room

No one will strictly translate each sentence into the corresponding Chinese in the exam room. What candidates need to do is to extract the most core semantics of the sentence, clarify the logical relationship of the context, and conduct appropriate and necessary reasoning.The interpretation of the article in the reading part of this book takes this perspective and will never make boring literal translations, but aims to help candidates understand the overall logical structure of the article.

    2. The logic and vocabulary of fill-in-the-blank part are combined with the logic and vocabulary.

    Many people like to interpret fill-in-the-blank questions as logical or vocabulary questions, but no matter which extreme view is a misunderstanding.In the exam room, the goal of doing fill-in-the-blank questions is not only to do it correctly, but also to do it quickly, leaving enough time for more time-consuming reading.In order to achieve this goal, it is obviously essential to understand semantics through the understanding of vocabulary. Traditional vocabulary books that rely on Chinese translation are no longer enough to achieve this goal, and even often have side effects. Therefore, the editor of this book has introduced appropriate and easy-to-understand English definitions and English synonyms to help readers master these words more accurately.In addition to vocabulary, the precise grasp of logical words is a magic weapon to quickly enter the fill-in-the-blank questions. Therefore, the analysis in this book focuses on starting from the logical relationship of each question and teaching candidates how to coordinate each question.

    3. The argumentation and analysis part emphasizes logical lines

    The Analyze an Argument part has always been understood as a simple refutation, believing that the approach is to follow the order of the article's development and pick the wrong sentence by sentence.However, the official guide clearly requires candidates to understand the line of reasoning in the article, conduct step-by-step analysis, and even identify the hidden reasoning steps of the article.Therefore, this book provides detailed logical structure diagrams for some key articles to help candidates quickly clarify the context of the article.This will greatly simplify the analysis process of candidates. Candidates can only examine one by one according to the reasoning circuit diagram to achieve the orderliness of the article.

     4. The right and wrong analysis part focuses on comprehensive thinking

     Regarding the Analyze an Issue part, the official guide has always emphasized that this exam does not care about the candidates agreeing to or opposing a certain topic, but about the candidates being able to conduct a comprehensive and rational analysis of any topic.Whether agreeing or opposing, candidates need to look at their own perspective critically from the perspective of the opposing one.Therefore, every analysis of right and wrong in this book provides candidates with multiple perspectives to guide candidates to think comprehensively.If you encounter corresponding topics in the exam room, you only need to refer to the ideas in this book, and at least at the thinking level, you can be foolproof.

    Finally, I hope that the majority of candidates can make full use of this book, and I also wish you all the best to kill G as soon as possible and realize your dream of leaping through the ocean.This book strives to be cautious and thorough in every link of editing and publishing, but there are still omissions, so I hope readers will not hesitate to correct them.Your support is our greatest motivation to move forward.Your success is the highest reward for our efforts.

 

     "GRE Official Guidelines: Chinese" is a supporting analysis of "GRE Official Guidelines".Based on rich teaching experience and combined with the candidates' personal experience of using OG, the three New Oriental front-line GRE teachers gave a detailed lecture on the 150 text reasoning questions in the "GRE Chinese Official Guide", accurately analyzing nine single exercises and three sets of comprehensive exercises in OG, helping candidates better use the "GRE Chinese Official Guide" to help them master the problem-solving skills of three types of text reasoning questions: reading comprehension, cloze-filled paragraphs, and cloze-filled synonyms.In addition, this book selects 40 representative analytical writing test questions from the ETS official writing question bank, including 20 each of argument and issue, comprehensively analyzing the logical structure and writing ideas of each question to help candidates master practical writing skills.

    Han Wei: GRE lecturer at Beijing New Oriental School, graduated from Tsinghua University.The teaching structure is clear, rigorous, and humorous. It can help candidates deeply understand the principles of GRE questions and the rules of setting questions, improve their logical thinking ability and anti-interference ability of long and difficult sentences, and help them win easily!

 

    Shen Shiquan: GRE reading lecturer at Beijing New Oriental School.Familiar with the GRE reading question points, have a unique understanding of the structure and development methods of GRE articles, and are good at using daily examples to explain complex logic, which is easy to understand, and help candidates solve problems efficiently.

   &Wan Wei: Bachelor of Journalism at Peking University and Master of Philosophy at Peking University. He taught logic study courses at Syracuse University in the United States.In 2011, he entered Beijing New Oriental School and taught GRE writing, reading, filling in the blanks, TOEFL writing, speaking and other subjects, and had a deep understanding of GRE and TOEFL exams.