20##年东财会计硕士考研MPAcc英语84分备考复习经验

本人就读于普通财经类高校，英语专业（被调剂的），成绩一般，英语专八没有通过，专四考了两次才勉强通过。英语能得84分，感觉是自己的超水平发挥了。自己的估分是75分，这几天考虑了一下原因，主要是自己重视了单词&阅读&作文。我自己也明白了一个道理：上帝是公平的。他不会因为你的英语平时成绩好，在考研时就必然给你高分。同样，他也不会因为你平时英语成绩差，考研时就一定不给你高分。我认为考研英语（二）反映不出你英语语言水平的好坏，因为这里没有考察听力和口语，愚以为这两项才是语言的核心，而恰恰考研英语去没有涉及到这两方面，这也为像我这样英语综合水平不高，考研英语成绩却不差提供了可能。说到底，就是如何的高分的问题。应试教育，我们有N套......
　　下面说说我的复习思路：

　　首先，我认为最重要的部分就是单词。如果把做一套英语试卷比作是高一座房子的话，词汇就是那砖块。我把单词看得至关重要。我主要从两方面记单词。

　　First，词汇书（新东方词汇书&分级词汇），新东方词汇的好处就是他有MP3格式，可以在走路时听一下，这样可以加深记忆。分级词汇作为辅助词汇书，就是防止一直用顺序版，背了前面的忘了后面的，仅作辅助词汇书来用。去年看了论坛上看到介绍英语的学习方法，说词汇要背到考试前一天晚上为止，其实我是这样做的，感觉这句话还是很在理儿，方法还算有效。我每天背一个单元，但是要背三次，早上来教室后，先看40分钟左右的单词，并把难得词汇用记号笔划一下；中午午休回来再一遍，重点看一下难一点的词汇，晚上回宿舍之前再把这一Unit过一遍。当然，回宿舍路上大约有五分钟时间，我就MP3版词汇。

　　Second，通过做阅读记单词，最经典的阅读材料莫过于理历年英语一真题，正如某辅导班老师说的，英语一真题就是给咱糟蹋的，呵呵，关键是英语二真题少，09年之前的参考价值不大，也就10，11两年的可参考了。把真题里面涉及到的常用词语全部搞会，这会令我们词汇阅读双丰收的。背单词的时候要果断一个单元一个单元的背下去，不要在背B的时候还想着A还有好几个词汇不太熟，要不然背了一周还没走出A。记号笔就是管这事儿用的。

　　 其次，就是阅读了。尽管英语二阅读比英语一简单。但我还是建议大家先用英语一阅读做练习。“取乎其上，得乎其中；取乎其中，得乎其下”就是这个道理。好的阅读材料要分成三部分来用（阅读+翻译+词汇），先以正常速度来做一遍，然后将真题全文翻译一遍，最后找出常考词组及词汇，这一套题从做到分析完差不多要一周时间。另外 还要做了一些模拟题，足够多的模拟题对于自己的做题能力&词汇量扩充还是有帮助的，但一定不要过分纠结于错题多少，模拟终究是与真题有差距的，与动辄半年出一套真题的水准很难匹敌，纠结过多于己无益。当然遇见自己认为还不错的文章或话题还是有必要动手翻译一下的。

　　最后，字体很重要，我很看重写作的分量。大作文，我在网上搜了三五套模范作文，然后自己根据自己的写作风格拼凑出了一套属于自己的模板，要有两三个比较通用的句型，作用类似于数学公式，遇见不同话题往里套。模板不要用网上的现成的，撞衫就不好了，是在不行也可自己做下改动。小作文模板几乎实现成的，无论投诉信，感谢信还是邀请信，申请信都有自己的格式，背过格式就OK。要注意通篇布局，不要洋洋洒洒写了一整页，到最后没地方写落款了。以前好像很少有人强调过书写，感觉作文拉不开差距，实践得知，相对于难度较大的英语一，英语二的作文还是容易拉开差距的，因为前面的客观题拉开得分数不是很大。书写的重要性不言而喻。当然不是说要多么好看，要注意整体雅观即可，尽量少改动，以至于不改动。阅卷老师急着回家过年，往往第一印象的书写给你就会带来拯救或毁灭！

　　方法仅作为参考，适合自己的就是最好的，相信一份耕耘，一分收获。  

第二篇：20xx年MPAcc会计硕士英语阅读理解精篇

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20xx年MPAcc会计硕士英语阅读理解精篇 Students who want to enter the University of Montreal’s Athletic Complex need more than just a conventional ID card----their identities must be proved genuine by an electronic hand scanner. In some

California housing estates, a key alone is insufficient to get someone in the door;his or her voiceprint must also be verified(确认). And soon customers at some Japanese banks will have to present their faces for scanning before they can enter the building and withdraw their moneys. All of these are applications of biometrics, a fast-growing

technology that involves the use of physical or biological characteristic to identify individuals. In use for more than a decade at some high security government institutions in the United States and Canada, biometrics is rapidly popping up in the everyday world.

Biometric security systems operate by storing a digitized record of some unique human feature. When a user wishes to enter or use the

facility, the system scans the person’s corresponding characteristics and attempts to match them against those on record. Systems using

fingerprints, hands, voices, eyes, and faces are already on the market. Others using typing patterns and even body smells are in various stages of development.

Fingerprints scanners are currently the most widely used type of

biometric application, thanks to their growing use over the last 20 years

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by law-enforcement agencies. Sixteen American states now use

biometric fingerprint verification systems to check that people claiming welfare payments are genuine. Politicians in Toronto have voted to do the same, with a testing project beginning next year.

Not surprisingly, biometrics raises difficult questions about privacy and the potential for abuse. Some worry that governments and industry will be tempted to use the technology to monitor individual behavior. “If someone used your fingerprints to match your health-insurance records with credit-card record showing that you regularly bought lots of

cigarettes and fatty foods,” says one policy analyst, “you would see your insurance payments go through the roof.” In Toronto, critics of the welfare fingerprint plan complained that it would force people to submit to a procedure widely identified with criminals.

Nevertheless, support for biometrics is growing in Toronto as it is in many other communities. In an increasingly crowded and complicated world, biometrics may well be a technology whose time has come.

1.According to the author, biometric technology is ______

A.in the stage of theoretical study

B.widely used in the world

C.about to be out of date

D.developing rapidly

2.What is one of the advantages of biometric technology?

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A.It better protects people’s privacy.

B.It helps people follow a healthy life style.

C.It is cheaper than traditional methods.

D.It identifies people more accurately.

3.The author used the health insurance case mainly to ______

A.illustrate the use of the technology

B.give suggestions on buying insurance

C.draw attention to the problem of the technology

D.emphasize the importance of healthy diet

4.In which of the following situations is biometric technology NOT used?

A.Computers are switched on by a voice order.

B.Doctors diagnose disease through patients’ voice.

C.Museum doors are controlled by palm scanner.

D.The police identify criminals through fingerprints.

5.Which word would you use to describe the author’s tone in this passage?

A.Supportive B.Objective

C.Critical D.Indifferent

答案及解析：

1. D。细节题。答案在第二段All of these are applications of biometrics, a fast-growing technology that….B项不对，第三段中提到指纹扫描是目前应

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用最广泛的一种生物技术，与B项内容不符。A项是出于理论研究阶段，C项是即将过时，都不对。

2. D。细解题。通过对第二段的分析可知，生物技术的一个优点就是它的准确性。

3. C。例证题。本文通过医疗保险这一例子说明了生物技术存在的问题。

4. B。细节题。答案在第三段Systems using fingerprints, hands, voices, eyes, and faces are already on the market。A、C、D能够很容易被排除，B项医生通过病人的声音来诊断疾病，和文中提到的voices并不是一回事。

5. A。最后一段提到尽管生物技术应用还存在一些问题，但支持它的人越来越多，在这个越来越拥挤，越来越复杂的世界里，生物技术的时代到来了。可见作者对此的态度是支持的。

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