590到730 姐终于雪耻了

mavis77

刚刚考完回来。虽然不高，但对我这个在职大龄剩女考生来说，满足了！



语文
语法记不住了，考的都是常规，但是meaning真的要考虑。 你可以很容易靠语法排除3各选项，但是剩下2个就很难。 我好几题纠结啊！做语法做得像阅读。
这次的逻辑题目都好长，好多题我都是闭着眼睛选。最后10分钟，还有11题没做，其中一半是逻辑， 很多assupmtion题，我就闭着眼睛选否定句了。

mavis77

先恭喜楼主了，
我是新手，下个月一站，想请教一下楼主

1。 逻辑，楼主都看的哪些呢，og？ og 的逻辑楼主也是一遍一遍的做吗，prep破解楼主一道一道的看了吗，

2。 阅读，楼主阅读平常是怎么训练的呢，每天保持做几篇吗？

3， 寂静，楼主阅读jj 全重阿，楼主是只看的这个月的jj吗，因为我是下个月10号，是要看20号以后换题库的jj吗

-- by 会员 yanwang1018 (2011/10/8 22:43:53)

1. OG逻辑的难度太低。 我结合OG补充材料和GWD还有feifei逻辑。 我觉得考场的逻辑思维和OG一致， 但是阅读量和强度和feifei一致。
2. 阅读每天至少4篇+当日英文报纸。加上看杨鹏难句。
3. 阅读JJ中真的没什么用，我除了英国佃农那篇运气好是JJ原文，其他基本都是要重读原文，城市理论那篇JJ就是残的。文章又丑又长跟没JJ一样。  就算那篇英国佃农是原文，做题的时候还是要回原文定位因为。 而且答案和JJ不一样。 下个月10号我估计要换裤哦！ 可能这个月JJ对你帮助不大。 但是这个月JJ有个好处就是好几篇都被可爱的CDer们翻出了原文。 所以千万不要包有JJ万事大吉的态度。

mavis77

最后逻辑全是蒙语法全是猜都能730~~LZ考完了人品可以借我么~我马上考了~

-- by 会员 百叶旭灵 (2011/10/8 22:10:14)

借给你，楼主我是很注重修炼人品的。什么庙啊香的没少上，差点没去拜耶稣了。 不过明天决定去拜耶稣了。 还有庙里许的愿要去还。 呵呵呵，是不是太迷信啊？

mavis77

The ideas of Richard Florida on creative cities are not entirely novel. In many respects, he builds on the work of America’s well-known urban guru Jane Jacobs. Who are both ‘visionaries of the vital city’? (Hospers, 2003a). To start with Richard Florida: this American academic has been H. John Heinz III professor of Regional Economic Development at the Carnegie Mellon University of Pittsburgh. In July 2004 he moved from Pittsburgh to Washington and started lecturing at George Mason University, Virginia. He has also been a visiting professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. His book The Rise of the Creative Class was published in 2002. It was an instant bestseller and the prestigious Harvard Business Review has named it one of the breakthrough ideas for 2004. In November 2004 Cities and the Creative Class will be published, the prequel to Rise, consisting of essays, articles and other papers. In March 2005 Florida published The Flight of the Creative Class. The book is dealing with the results ofeconomic globalization and why America, according to him, is losing the competition for talent. After these books on the meso-level (The Rise) and the macro-level (The Flight), Richard Florida intends to focus on the micro-level of the workplace with a third book to be titled The Creative Edge.

Unlike Florida, Jane Jacobs is not in academia. Jacobs may be in her late eighties but she is still as passionate as ever in her study of cities. Trained as a journalist in New York ‘this little old lady in tennis shoes’ now lives in Toronto where she has written a lot on the ‘hustle and bustle’ of cities. Common sense, close observation and personal experience are the factors guiding her investigations. Her first book The Death and Life of Great American Cities (1961) is a real classic and reshaped the way urban planners think about their profession. Over the years Jacobs has elaborated her vision on cities as economic engines in The Economy of Cities (1969) and Cities and the Wealth of Nations (1984). Recently, she has explored the philosophical side of life, searching in her books Systems of Survival (1992), The Nature of Economies (2000) and Dark Age Ahead (2004) for the moral foundations of business and societal life. In these works too, however, she continues to insist on the importance of creative cities for socio-economic development: in the end, she says, it is the unplanned chaos of the urban environment that is the driving force behind our welfare and well-being.

妹纸，我就不求帐号了，想问问你这片文章相似度高不高？

-- by 会员 用户名已注册 (2011/10/8 20:46:02)

除了人名，其他都不一样。

yanwang1018

问了那么多问题，小妞先谢谢楼主拉

yanwang1018

先恭喜楼主了，
我是新手，下个月一站，想请教一下楼主

1。 逻辑，楼主都看的哪些呢，og？ og 的逻辑楼主也是一遍一遍的做吗，prep破解楼主一道一道的看了吗，

2。 阅读，楼主阅读平常是怎么训练的呢，每天保持做几篇吗？

3， 寂静，楼主阅读jj 全重阿，楼主是只看的这个月的jj吗，因为我是下个月10号，是要看20号以后换题库的jj吗

thulyh

Thank you very much

Fighting4U

受教了！恭喜楼主！

百叶旭灵

最后逻辑全是蒙语法全是猜都能730~~LZ考完了人品可以借我么~我马上考了~

用户名已注册

The ideas of Richard Florida on creative cities are not entirely novel. In many respects, he builds on the work of America’s well-known urban guru Jane Jacobs. Who are both ‘visionaries of the vital city’? (Hospers, 2003a). To start with Richard Florida: this American academic has been H. John Heinz III professor of Regional Economic Development at the Carnegie Mellon University of Pittsburgh. In July 2004 he moved from Pittsburgh to Washington and started lecturing at George Mason University, Virginia. He has also been a visiting professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. His book The Rise of the Creative Class was published in 2002. It was an instant bestseller and the prestigious Harvard Business Review has named it one of the breakthrough ideas for 2004. In November 2004 Cities and the Creative Class will be published, the prequel to Rise, consisting of essays, articles and other papers. In March 2005 Florida published The Flight of the Creative Class. The book is dealing with the results ofeconomic globalization and why America, according to him, is losing the competition for talent. After these books on the meso-level (The Rise) and the macro-level (The Flight), Richard Florida intends to focus on the micro-level of the workplace with a third book to be titled The Creative Edge.

Unlike Florida, Jane Jacobs is not in academia. Jacobs may be in her late eighties but she is still as passionate as ever in her study of cities. Trained as a journalist in New York ‘this little old lady in tennis shoes’ now lives in Toronto where she has written a lot on the ‘hustle and bustle’ of cities. Common sense, close observation and personal experience are the factors guiding her investigations. Her first book The Death and Life of Great American Cities (1961) is a real classic and reshaped the way urban planners think about their profession. Over the years Jacobs has elaborated her vision on cities as economic engines in The Economy of Cities (1969) and Cities and the Wealth of Nations (1984). Recently, she has explored the philosophical side of life, searching in her books Systems of Survival (1992), The Nature of Economies (2000) and Dark Age Ahead (2004) for the moral foundations of business and societal life. In these works too, however, she continues to insist on the importance of creative cities for socio-economic development: in the end, she says, it is the unplanned chaos of the urban environment that is the driving force behind our welfare and well-being.

妹纸，我就不求帐号了，想问问你这片文章相似度高不高？