Logical reasoning context of 654 words scroll in memory group expands memory

Mondo Education Updated on 2024-01-28

One person and one sentence cheer for the graduate school entrance examination memory group(1) Example word scroll[skr l]"Paper scroll, scroll, picture scroll, scroll, cartouche (decorative), made into a scroll, scroll page;(like unfolding a scroll) to display the text on the screen, (on the computer screen) to move (data, etc.) from top to bottom", when y is regarded as a vowel letter, the logical reasoning words of the same consonant frame are auger[ g (r)] "auger", curl[k l]" curl;Curled, curled (hair), curled;(make) bend, curl, curl;(makes) move in a spiral", dazzle[ d zili]"brilliant, splendid;(strong light) dazzling, dazzling, dizzying", dizzily[ d zl] "dizzy, dizzy".

2) When y is seen as a vowel letter and l is seen as a meaningless consonant suffix falling off, the logical reasoning words of dazzle or dizzily in the same consonant frame are dizzy [ d zi] "dizzy, dizzy, dizzy, confused", daze [de z] "dazzled, confused, confused, confused, dazed;dizzy, trance", giddy[ g di]"dizzy, dazzling, dazzling;Dazzling, dizzy".

3) When adding the nonsensical consonant letter suffix n, scroll with the logical reasoning word of the consonant frame has screen [skri n]" screen, screen, screen, screen;Occult, disguised".

Screens, screens, and widescreens can be rolled up, just like curtains. The widescreen used for movies is the same as the screen of a monitor, but the former can be rolled up like a curtain.

4) When the S consonant letters c, g, or s are seen as meaningless consonant prefixes fall off, the logical reasoning words of the same consonant frame of auger and scroll are roll[r l] "round tube, roll, bread roll, tumble, shake, roster", reel[ri l] "reel, reel

5) When adding the meaningless consonant prefixes v, roll, and reel to the same consonant frame logical reasoning words are vrille[vri:j]"spiral,spin,spire,spiral,fall,"peri[pr]"around,around"(whirl,twist,wrap around,around).

The logical reasoning ideas for the Chinese paraphrasing of the words in (1) to (5) above are:

auger, spin, spin, curl, spin, fall, flip, (dizzy) turn, dizzy, dizzy, dizzy, dizzy, dizzy, dazzling, dizzy, confused, confused (dazed, confused, confused, dazzled";

auger, spin, flip, stun, turn, shake, dazzle, show off (dazzle), shine, shine, brilliant";

auger, spin, turn, turn in a circle (circle, tube), flip, turn, tumble, turn page, roll, roll up, curl (curl), wind, scroll, curl (curl, bend), reel, roll roll, roll hair, paper roll, scroll, picture scroll, scroll, roll page, scroll, book, book, roster";

auger, rotate, circumferential, perimeter, perimeter, screen, shield, mask, mask, shield".

Note: This book uses words with the core Chinese definition of "sharp" or "spin" to create a logical reasoning memory group of words, each group is a small context, and presents the full Chinese meaning of each word as much as possible. Middle school and high school words are used as examples in this article.

1. English word memorization.

There are six types of word memory methods used in this book, namely: consonant letter conversion memory, consonant letter shift memory, Chinese paraphrasing logical reasoning memory, consonant frame correspondence comparison memory, adding or removing consonant letter memory, and consonant letter core Chinese paraphrasing memory.

2. The law of English letter conversion.

This book divides English consonant letters into five categories, namely: H consonant letters (H), L consonant letters (L, R), N consonant letters (m, n), S consonant letters (d, t, x, z, s, c, q, k, g, j, y), and P consonant letters (b, p, f, v, w).

3. The letters y and w are the most special consonants. The letter y is a semi-vowel and can be seen as both an S consonant letter and a vowel letter. The letter w is a semi-vowel and can be seen as both a p consonant letter and a vowel letter.

Presented above are examples of the comprehension and memory process of some words, and detailed letter conversion patterns and theories of English word memory are presented in the preface, explanation, and previous chapters of this book.

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