命题改革与预测试卷大学英语6级考试(第14版)(真题强化版)(“华研外语”系列)(附赠光盘一张)
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品牌: 潘晓燕
基本信息·出版社：世图音像电子出版社
·页码：423 页
·出版日期：2008年
·ISBN：9787887654861
·条形码：9787887654861
·包装版本：1版
·装帧：平装
·开本：16
·正文语种：英语/中文
·丛书名：“华研外语”系列
·附带品描述：附赠光盘一张
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内容简介《命题改革与预测试卷大学英语6级考试》(第14版)(真题强化版)本卷主编具有多年阅卷经验，掌握第一手的信息，在答案准确性方面堪称权威，曾多次校正同类书易错答案。全书特点是全文翻译；阅读理解均配优美译文，方便考生深入学习。划线点评：给解题关键句标注下划线、传授考生迅速“定位”关键句的技巧。化繁为简：把笔墨“聚集”在区分难点和强干扰项上，杜绝“其他选项均不符合题意”之类的连篇废话。画龙点睛：概括包括命题规律和应试技巧，帮助考生由一道是学会解决一类题。
作者简介藩晓燕，交大名师，上海交通大学破格副教授，已出版50本作品，1994年开始参与4、6级考试阅读工作，曾担任过4、6级考试阅卷工作，曾担任过4、6级考试阅卷组组长。1997-2007年连续11次荣获上海交通大学及上海市优秀教师称号。他主讲的4、6级培训班，曾经创造出将考生成绩从12分（100分制）提供到432分（710分制）的奇迹！
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上海交通大学既是CET考试中心的所在地，又是CET考试的阅卷中心。《命题改革与预测试卷大学英语6级考试》(第14版)(真题强化版)是其主编多年经验的总结。
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Perhaps the best known example of seasonal flooding is the annual expansion of the NileRiver in Egypt. In Ancient Egypt, monsoon rains at the source of the river would cause thewaterway to extend out a good distance during the summer. In this case, the flooding was not adisaster, but a godsend. The expanding waters would leave fertile siltall along thebanksof the river, making the area ideal farming land once the river had subsided again. This is oneof the main factors that allowed civilization to thrive in the Egyptian desert. These days, the riveris blocked off by a dam upstream, which collects the summer rain and lets it out throughout theyear. This has extended the planting season so that Egyptian farms can grow crops year-round.
