《朗文托福考試技能培訓教程:高級》由培生朗文教育集團與托福考試出題方ETS（美國教育考試服務中心）共同精心打造而成，完全按照托福考試要求編寫，是托福考試的權威輔導用書。書中涵蓋了托福考試的聽、說、讀、寫4個部分，通過綜合技能培訓將語言學習和托福考試有效地結合起來，並提供了ETS精心打造的全真托福考題。隨書配有MP3一張，其中包括書中所涉及的所有錄音內容。《朗文托福考試技能培訓教程:高級》是托福考生提高應試技能和取得高分的有力保障。
基本介紹
- 中文名：新東方•朗文托福考試技能培訓教程:高級
- 外文名：Building Skills for the TOEFL iBT Advanced
- 作者：菲拉格(Linda Robinson Fellag)
- 出版日期：2010年2月1日
- 語種：簡體中文, 英語
- ISBN：9787561926260, 756192626X
- 出版社：北京語言大學出版社
- 頁數：246頁
- 開本：16
- 定價：48.00
基本介紹,內容簡介,作者簡介,圖書目錄,文摘,
基本介紹
內容簡介
《朗文托福考試技能培訓教程:高級》：“托福考試技能培訓教程”系列叢書採用托福考試出題方ETS（美國教育考試服務中心）提供的全真測試材料，參照托福考試題型編寫而成，涵蓋托福考試的聽、說、讀、寫4個部分。書中採取了革新性的技能培訓方法，將英語學習和考試技能培訓有效地結合起來，在幫助考生全面提高英語水平的同時，也有助於加強考生的思辨能力和交際能力。本叢書根據托福試題選材的難度分為中級、中高級、高級3個級別，便於考生逐級提高，為取得托福高分打下堅實的基礎。
《朗文托福考試技能培訓教程:高級》優勢及賣點：
ETS精心打造全真托福考題，讓考生如同親臨考場
9個單元包含托福常考主題，方便考生熟悉相關題型
綜合技能訓練激發考生批判性思維，增強英語交際能力
選文趣味性強，主題多樣化，幫助考生熟悉各種場景與文體，拓寬知識面
題型設計科學合理，循序漸進，並提供完善的題型分析，真正提高考生應試技能
《朗文托福考試技能培訓教程:高級》優勢及賣點：
ETS精心打造全真托福考題，讓考生如同親臨考場
9個單元包含托福常考主題，方便考生熟悉相關題型
綜合技能訓練激發考生批判性思維，增強英語交際能力
選文趣味性強，主題多樣化，幫助考生熟悉各種場景與文體，拓寬知識面
題型設計科學合理，循序漸進，並提供完善的題型分析，真正提高考生應試技能
作者簡介
作者：(美國)菲拉格(Linda Robinson Fellag)
圖書目錄
Welcome to NorthStar Building Skills for the TOEFL? iBT
Part One: NorthStar Practice Units for the TOEFL? iBT
Unit 1 Addiction
Unit 2 CommUnities
Unit 3 Personality
Unit 4 Trends
Unit 5 Cross-Cultural Insights
Unit 6 The Workplace
Unit 7 Perspectives on War
Unit 8 The Arts
Unit 9 Freedom of Expression
Evaluation Forms for Integrated and Independent Tasks
Audioscript
Answer Key
Part Two: ETS Practice Sets for the TOEFL? iBT
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Audioscript
Answer Key
TOEFL? iBT Writing and Speaking Rubrics
Part One: NorthStar Practice Units for the TOEFL? iBT
Unit 1 Addiction
Unit 2 CommUnities
Unit 3 Personality
Unit 4 Trends
Unit 5 Cross-Cultural Insights
Unit 6 The Workplace
Unit 7 Perspectives on War
Unit 8 The Arts
Unit 9 Freedom of Expression
Evaluation Forms for Integrated and Independent Tasks
Audioscript
Answer Key
Part Two: ETS Practice Sets for the TOEFL? iBT
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Audioscript
Answer Key
TOEFL? iBT Writing and Speaking Rubrics
文摘
插圖：
Carson did not originally intend to write a book about the harmful effects of DDT. Her interest in the subject was sparked by a letter from old friends telling about the damage that aerial spraying had done to the ecological system on their land. Although Rachel Carson was a best-selling author, no magazine would agree to her idea for an article investigating the negative effects of DDT. She decided to go ahead and deal with the issue in a book, Silent Spring, which took her four years to complete. It described how DDT entered the food chain and accumulated in the fatty tissues of animals, including human beings, and caused cancer and genetic damage. The book's most famous chapter, "A Fable for Tomorrow," depicted a nameless American town where all life——from fish to birds to apple blossoms to children——had been "silenced" by the insidious effects of DDT.
First serialized in The New Yorker magazine in June 1962, the book alarmed readers across the country and, not surprisingly, brought howls of anger from the chemical industry. "If man were to faithfully follow the teachings of Miss Carson," complained an executive of the American Cyanamid Company, "we would return to the Dark Ages, and the insects and diseases would once again inherit the earth." Some of the attacks were more personal, questioning Carson's integrity and even her sanity.
Her careful preparation, however, had paid off. Foreseeing the reaction of the chemical industry, she had written Silent Spring like a lawyer's brief, with no fewer than 55 pages of notes and a list of experts who had read and approved the manuscript. Many wel
-known and respected scientists rose to her defense, and when President John E Kennedy ordered the President's Science Advisory Committee to examine the issues the book raised, its report supported both Silent Spring and its author. As a result, DDT came under much closer government supervision and was eventually banrted.
Carson did not originally intend to write a book about the harmful effects of DDT. Her interest in the subject was sparked by a letter from old friends telling about the damage that aerial spraying had done to the ecological system on their land. Although Rachel Carson was a best-selling author, no magazine would agree to her idea for an article investigating the negative effects of DDT. She decided to go ahead and deal with the issue in a book, Silent Spring, which took her four years to complete. It described how DDT entered the food chain and accumulated in the fatty tissues of animals, including human beings, and caused cancer and genetic damage. The book's most famous chapter, "A Fable for Tomorrow," depicted a nameless American town where all life——from fish to birds to apple blossoms to children——had been "silenced" by the insidious effects of DDT.
First serialized in The New Yorker magazine in June 1962, the book alarmed readers across the country and, not surprisingly, brought howls of anger from the chemical industry. "If man were to faithfully follow the teachings of Miss Carson," complained an executive of the American Cyanamid Company, "we would return to the Dark Ages, and the insects and diseases would once again inherit the earth." Some of the attacks were more personal, questioning Carson's integrity and even her sanity.
Her careful preparation, however, had paid off. Foreseeing the reaction of the chemical industry, she had written Silent Spring like a lawyer's brief, with no fewer than 55 pages of notes and a list of experts who had read and approved the manuscript. Many wel
-known and respected scientists rose to her defense, and when President John E Kennedy ordered the President's Science Advisory Committee to examine the issues the book raised, its report supported both Silent Spring and its author. As a result, DDT came under much closer government supervision and was eventually banrted.
