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考博英语阅读理解150篇(第三版)

考博英语阅读理解150篇(第三版)

出版社:中国石化出版社出版时间:2009-09-01
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考博英语阅读理解150篇(第三版) 版权信息

  • ISBN:9787511400833
  • 条形码:9787511400833 ; 978-7-5114-0083-3
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考博英语阅读理解150篇(第三版) 本书特色

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简介   本书是一本旨在提高考博英语阅读理解水平的复习资料。它根据众多名校的英语考试大纲和 历年考博试题中阅读理解的形式和难易程度,以常考的阅读理解主题(家庭、文化、医学、 科技等)分为12大类,每个主题包括5~20篇具有针对性的阅读理解,一共精选了150篇文章 ,几乎涉及到考博中必考的各类词组和重要的衍生词,部分试题选自全国各个院校考博试题 ,或整理、改编而成,具有很强的实用性。   圣才学习网/中华英语学习网(www.100yingyu.com)提供英语类考试名师网络班及面授班(随书配有圣才学习卡,网络班及面授班的详细介绍参见本书*后内页)。本书和配套网络班及面授班特别适用于参加博士研究生人学考试的考生,也适用于考研英语1职称英语、博士学位英语等其他考试的考生参考。

考博英语阅读理解150篇(第三版) 目录

Unit 1 家庭情感类(共8篇)Unit 2 教育文化类(共20篇)Unit 3 科技创新类(共12篇)Unit 4 历史地理类(共8篇)Unit 5 社会经济类(共17篇)Unit 6 社会问题类(共17篇)Unit 7 社会政治类(共7篇)Unit 8 生态环境类(共6篇)Unit 9 医学保健类(共22篇)Unit 10 艺术新闻类(共9篇)Unit 11 宗教信仰类(共5篇)Unit 12 其他类(共19篇)
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《考博英语阅读理解150篇详解(第3版)》是一本旨在提高考生考博英语阅读理解水平的复习资料。它根据众多名校的考博英语大纲和历年考博试题中阅读理解的题型和难易程度,按常芬的阅读理解主题(家庭、文化、医学、科技等)分为12大类,每个主题包括5—20篇具有针对性的阅读理解,一共精选了150篇文章,几乎涉及到在考博试题中常考的各类词组和重要的衍生词,试题来源于与考博英语难度水平相当的国内外英语考试,或经过对国外一些权威杂志、文章整理、改编而成,所选阅读理解试题具有一定难度,但答案和解析非常详细,具有很强的实用性。圣才学习网/中华英语学习网(www.100yinyu.com)提供英语类考试名师网络班及面授班(随书配有圣才学习卡,网络班及面授班的详细介绍参见《考博英语阅读理解150篇详解(第3版)》*后内页)。《考博英语阅读理解150篇详解(第3版)》和配套网络班及面授班特别适用于参加博士研究生入学考试的考生,也适用于考研英语、职称英语、博士学位英语等其他考试的考生参考。

考博英语阅读理解150篇(第三版) 相关资料

The book Love and Its Place in Nature observed that without love children tend to die. AndAshley Montagu, noted British-born anthropologist, went so far as to say: The child who has notbeen loved is biochemically, physiologically, and psychologically very different from the one Who hasbeen loved. The former even grows differently from the latter.The Toronto Star reported on a study that reached similar conclusions. It said: " Children raisedwithout being regularly hugged, caressed or stroked.., have abnormally high levels of stress hor-mones. " Indeed, physical neglect during infancy "can have serious long-range effects on learningand memory. "These findings emphasize the need for the physical presence of parents. Otherwise, how canstrong ties develop between parent and child? But sorry to say, even in affluent parts of the world,the tendency now is to try to supply a child' s needs apart from his or her parents. Children are sentaway to school, sent away to work, sent away to summer camp, and given money and sent away toplaces of recreation. Thrust out of the family nucleus, circling in orbit at a distance, as it were, mil-lions of children naturally come to feel——if only subconsciously——neglected, unwanted, and un-loved, surrounded by a hostile world of grownups. Such a prevailing feeling among children may beone reason why there are so many street children. Typical is young Micha, who said: "No one wan-ted me anymore.  A nine-year-old boy similarly complained:would rather be our dog.Child neglect is a form of mistreatment and it can lead to more sinister forms of mistreatmenlsuch as the physical mistreatment and sexual abuse of children.Regardless of the form mistreatment takes, it sends children the message that they are unlovedand unwanted. According to the German newspaper Die Welt, "more and more children are growingup to be social cripples. " It adds: "Children lack the warmth of the nest. The emotional bondingbetween children and

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