基本信息出版社：中山大学音像出版社
页码：255 页
出版日期：2009年06月
ISBN：9787884903092
条形码：9787884903092
版本：第16版
装帧：平装
开本：16
正文语种：英语

内容简介 《命题改革与预测试卷大学英语4级考试(真题强化16版)(2009.12)》讲述了：屡次命中：上海效能大学既是CET考试中心的所在地，又是CET考试的阅卷中心。本卷编者都是上海效能大学外语教育第一线的精英老师，具有多年阅卷经验老师，具有多年阅卷经验，掌握第一手的信息。华研外语曾9次命中CET4真题作文、7次命中CET-6真题作文，以及4级听力长对话等！网上点击率超过千万的“4、6级作文锦囊16篇”就是本卷的经典之作。讲解详尽全文翻译；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 潘晓燕，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。她主讲的4、6级培训班，曾经创造出将考生成绩从12分（100分制）提高到432分（710分制）的奇迹！
编辑推荐 《命题改革与预测试卷大学英语4级考试(真题强化16版)(2009.12)》：
华研外语是国内第一家采用科学实验的手段来提高学习效率的文化开发科研机构，多年来致力于大学英语教学法和测试学的研究。
“方法第一”，即TOPWAY，是他的做事原则，方法得当就会事半功倍，让您花最少的时间取得最好的学习效果；“沙里淘金”是他的思维方式，通过电脑分频等诸多科学手段，让您抓住问题的关键，用20％的精力取得80％的成绩，体现“2/8”原则；封面上那个可爱的青蛙举杠铃的Logo，寓意华研的方法可起到真正的“四两拨千斤”的奇效。
上海交通大学既是CET考试中心的所在地，又是CET考试的阅卷中心本卷编者都是上海交通大学外语教育第一线的精英教师，具有多年阅卷经验，掌握第一手的信息
华研外语曾9次命中CET一4真题作文、7次命中CET一6真题作文．以及4级听力长对话等f网上点击率超过千万的“4、6级作文锦囊16篇”就是本卷的经典之作（详见封二）
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In 1889 the central feature of the World's Fair in Paris was Gustave Eiffel's massive tower,constructed with wrought iron and standing 300 m（980 ft） high. Architects in the United Statesviewed this as something of a challenge, and by the early 20th century the race was on to erecttaller buildings than ever before. Soon skyscrapers were springing up along the New York skyline.In 1928 the founder of the Chrysler corporation, Walter Chrysler, announced the building of ahuge new skyscraper, taller than anything so far constructed in New York. It soon became clearthat the new building was part of Chrysler's aim to challenge the motoring giant General Motors.So John Jakob Raskob, of General Motors, decided to race Chrysler to the top. The final heightof Chrysler's building was kept secret until it was complete, so Raskob instructed his architectsto construct the highest tower they could. Their architectural plans had to be modified as theChrysler Building grew ever higher, but when it topped out at 77 stories the Empire State teamknew that they could beat it.