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《托福閱讀真經（高分版）》是托福考試類輔導圖書，適用於托福初學者和處於瓶頸期的考生。其設計理念在於讓考生從每一種題型學起，結合單詞與句子翻譯，把基本功打牢，為將來做整套托福閱讀題目打基礎。該書可與《托福閱讀真經總綱》搭配使用，先搞懂各題型的出題原理與邏輯，再用本書中的對應題目進行強化訓練，便於讀者對“總綱”中知識點的消化，使練習更加有效。全書按七種題型分為七個章節，每章以知識回顧、真經練習和解析的順序編排，實用性強。
作者簡介
王博（Bob），學為貴托福及GMAT閱讀名師。考場實踐經驗豐富，多次獲得托福閱讀、聽力滿分成績。參與編著了《托福真經一本通》以及多個內部培訓教材。
在培訓理念上，是英語真經理念的忠實追隨者，教學宗旨“簡單、有效、提分快”。已經培訓上萬名學員，培養了眾多托福單項滿分學員。
在培訓理念上，是英語真經理念的忠實追隨者，教學宗旨“簡單、有效、提分快”。已經培訓上萬名學員，培養了眾多托福單項滿分學員。
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《托福閱讀真經（高分版）》四大特色：
1. 題型集訓：本書遵循真經派理念，提倡初學者在備考托福閱讀時，先學習《托福閱讀真經總綱》，搞懂各題型的出題原理與邏輯，然後再用本書對應的題目進行強化訓練，形成有效的肌肉記憶。
2. 經典試題：本書所選試題經典且在難度上與托福改革後的真題相仿。
3. 考試考點：本書中的題目與考試難度相當，本人根據**托福閱讀考試考點趨勢，對機經試題進行了相應的原創改編。
4. 配合《托福閱讀真經總綱》：《托福閱讀真經總綱》由於篇幅有限，其中含有的練習題數量較少，且有部分學習要點沒有寫於書中。而這本書所選題目經典且題目數量多，可以有效地幫助讀者對《托福閱讀真經總綱》中的知識點進行消化。與此同時，針對每道題如何運用《托福閱讀真經總綱》中的知識點以及每道題背後所隱藏的考點，都逐一地進行了詳細的闡述。
1. 題型集訓：本書遵循真經派理念，提倡初學者在備考托福閱讀時，先學習《托福閱讀真經總綱》，搞懂各題型的出題原理與邏輯，然後再用本書對應的題目進行強化訓練，形成有效的肌肉記憶。
2. 經典試題：本書所選試題經典且在難度上與托福改革後的真題相仿。
3. 考試考點：本書中的題目與考試難度相當，本人根據**托福閱讀考試考點趨勢，對機經試題進行了相應的原創改編。
4. 配合《托福閱讀真經總綱》：《托福閱讀真經總綱》由於篇幅有限，其中含有的練習題數量較少，且有部分學習要點沒有寫於書中。而這本書所選題目經典且題目數量多，可以有效地幫助讀者對《托福閱讀真經總綱》中的知識點進行消化。與此同時，針對每道題如何運用《托福閱讀真經總綱》中的知識點以及每道題背後所隱藏的考點，都逐一地進行了詳細的闡述。
序
時隔兩年，王博（Bob）完成了《托福閱讀真經（高分版）》的創作。這本書有兩大特點：其一是題型的集中訓練。多年教學經驗證明，題型的集中訓練更有利於考生學習效果的最大化。考生其實已經不缺整套題的真題模考，按照題型編排的強化訓練教材反而是市場空白。其二是真經解析。這也是此書與其他書籍的最大區別，Bob老師認真地解析了每一道題背後的知識點與思路，幫助考生舉一反三。是的，從這本書的每一個細節裡，你都能感受到作者的良苦用心。
《托福閱讀真經（高分版）》是作者精華之作，願真經派的書籍幫助考生們最終取得高分。
《托福閱讀真經（高分版）》是作者精華之作，願真經派的書籍幫助考生們最終取得高分。
目次
第1回細節題
知識回顧
真經練習
細節題解析
第2回排除題
知識回顧
真經練習
排除題解析
第3回修辭目的題
知識回顧
真經練習
修辭目的題解析
第4回推斷題
知識回顧
真經練習
推斷題解析
第5回 句子簡化題
知識回顧
真經練習
句子簡化題解析
第6回句子插入題
知識回顧
真經練習
句子插入題解析
第7回文章小結題
知識回顧
真經練習
文章小結題解析
附錄
附錄1 答案查詢
附錄 2 答疑錄
知識回顧
真經練習
細節題解析
第2回排除題
知識回顧
真經練習
排除題解析
第3回修辭目的題
知識回顧
真經練習
修辭目的題解析
第4回推斷題
知識回顧
真經練習
推斷題解析
第5回 句子簡化題
知識回顧
真經練習
句子簡化題解析
第6回句子插入題
知識回顧
真經練習
句子插入題解析
第7回文章小結題
知識回顧
真經練習
文章小結題解析
附錄
附錄1 答案查詢
附錄 2 答疑錄
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第1回
細節題
知識回顧
真經練習
真經練習 1
The beginning
Industrialization in the United States
Industrialists saw consolidation as a way to cope with what they believed was the greatest curse ofthe modern economy: “bloody competition.” Most businessmen claimed to believe in free enterprise, butin fact they feared that substantial competition could spell instability and ruin for all. As the movementtoward consolidation accelerated, new vehicles emerged to facilitate it. The railroads began with so-calledpool arrangements―a contractual arrangement among various companies to stabilize rates and dividemarkets. But if a few firms in an industry were unwilling to cooperate (as was almost always the case),the pool arrangements collapsed. The failure of the pools led to new techniques of consolidation. The nexteffort to stabilize prices was the creation of the “trust”―pioneered by Standard Oil in the early 1880s andthe banker J. P. Morgan. Under a trust agreement, stockholders in individual corporations transferred theirstocks to a small group of trustees in exchange for shares in the trust itself. Owners of trust certificatesoften had no direct control over the decisions of the trustees, they simply received a share of the profits ofthe combination. The trustees themselves, on the other hand, might literally own only a few companies butcould exercise effective control over many.
According to the paragraph, which of the following was a problem with pool arrangements?
A. They could succeed only if all the firms in an industry cooperated.
B. They were effective only with railroads.
C. They were effective only in circumstances where rates had already been stabilized.
D. They could be implemented only in industries with numerous firms.
The end
真經練習 2
The beginning
The Upper Paleolithic Revolution
The question that whether the change in the prehistory of humankind seen in Europe was built onearlier developments in Africa has been addressed by anthropologists Sally McBrearty and Alison Brooks.They assert that the whole issue of the Upper Paleolithic Revolution derives from a profound Eurocentricbias and a failure to appreciate the depth and breadth of the African archaeological record. In fact, many ofthe components of this revolution are found earlier in the African Middle Paleolithic tens of thousands ofyears before they appeared in Europe. These features include blade and microlithic technology, bone tools,increased geographic range, specialized hunting, exploitation of aquatic resources, long-distance exchangenetworks, systematic processing and use of pigment, and art and decoration. These items do not occursuddenly together as predicted by the revolutionary model, but at sites that are widely separated in spaceand time. This suggests a gradual assembling of the package of modern human behaviors in Africa and itslater export to other regions of the Old World.
According to the paragraph, anthropologists McBrearty and Brooks argue that archaeologists’traditional understanding of the Upper Paleolithic Revolution was flawed because
A. they underestimated available African archaeological evidence
B. the archaeological evidence available to them include some errors
C. they could hardly tell artistic creations from objects meant for practical use
D. they based their judgments on the limited archaeological record available at that time
The end
細節題
知識回顧
真經練習
真經練習 1
The beginning
Industrialization in the United States
Industrialists saw consolidation as a way to cope with what they believed was the greatest curse ofthe modern economy: “bloody competition.” Most businessmen claimed to believe in free enterprise, butin fact they feared that substantial competition could spell instability and ruin for all. As the movementtoward consolidation accelerated, new vehicles emerged to facilitate it. The railroads began with so-calledpool arrangements―a contractual arrangement among various companies to stabilize rates and dividemarkets. But if a few firms in an industry were unwilling to cooperate (as was almost always the case),the pool arrangements collapsed. The failure of the pools led to new techniques of consolidation. The nexteffort to stabilize prices was the creation of the “trust”―pioneered by Standard Oil in the early 1880s andthe banker J. P. Morgan. Under a trust agreement, stockholders in individual corporations transferred theirstocks to a small group of trustees in exchange for shares in the trust itself. Owners of trust certificatesoften had no direct control over the decisions of the trustees, they simply received a share of the profits ofthe combination. The trustees themselves, on the other hand, might literally own only a few companies butcould exercise effective control over many.
According to the paragraph, which of the following was a problem with pool arrangements?
A. They could succeed only if all the firms in an industry cooperated.
B. They were effective only with railroads.
C. They were effective only in circumstances where rates had already been stabilized.
D. They could be implemented only in industries with numerous firms.
The end
真經練習 2
The beginning
The Upper Paleolithic Revolution
The question that whether the change in the prehistory of humankind seen in Europe was built onearlier developments in Africa has been addressed by anthropologists Sally McBrearty and Alison Brooks.They assert that the whole issue of the Upper Paleolithic Revolution derives from a profound Eurocentricbias and a failure to appreciate the depth and breadth of the African archaeological record. In fact, many ofthe components of this revolution are found earlier in the African Middle Paleolithic tens of thousands ofyears before they appeared in Europe. These features include blade and microlithic technology, bone tools,increased geographic range, specialized hunting, exploitation of aquatic resources, long-distance exchangenetworks, systematic processing and use of pigment, and art and decoration. These items do not occursuddenly together as predicted by the revolutionary model, but at sites that are widely separated in spaceand time. This suggests a gradual assembling of the package of modern human behaviors in Africa and itslater export to other regions of the Old World.
According to the paragraph, anthropologists McBrearty and Brooks argue that archaeologists’traditional understanding of the Upper Paleolithic Revolution was flawed because
A. they underestimated available African archaeological evidence
B. the archaeological evidence available to them include some errors
C. they could hardly tell artistic creations from objects meant for practical use
D. they based their judgments on the limited archaeological record available at that time
The end
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