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　　系列丛书从托福考试所考查的听、说、读、写四项技能人手，为考生提供了详尽的考试指导，并将各技能分为初、中、高三级，通过独特的“进阶训练”方式，再辅以大量练习，让考生逐步掌握托福实考的技巧，同时切实提高英语实际运用能力，从而在短期内轻松取得托福高分。本丛书内容编排由易到难，循序渐进，实战性强，是不可多得的托福备考资料。
　　本丛书引进自韩国多乐园出版社。该社成立于1977年，在韩国英语教育出版领域始终处于领军地位。本丛书被韩国众多学校和培训机构指定为课堂教材，在托福考生中享有较高声誉。

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Actual Test 01
Part 1 Geography
Part 2 Anthropology
Chemistry
Actual Test 02
Part 1 Literature
Part 2 American History
Psychology
Actual Test 03
Part 1 World History
Part 2 Architecture
Astronomy
Part 3 Agriculture
Music
Actual Test 04
Part 1 American History
Part 2 Zoology
Ecology
Part 3 Literature
Astronomy
Actual Test 05
Part 1 Biology
Part 2 Psychology
American History
Part 3 Zoology
Geography
How to Score Your Answers

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　　The Opening of JapanThe Japan of the mid.nineteenth century wasa shadow of the modern economic juggernatthat is now one of the world’s 0eading traders.For hundmds of years，Japan had been secludedfrom the outside world by the strict policies of therulers of Japan，the Tokugawa shoguns.With theexception of one Dutch ship per year at the portof Nagasaki，the Japanese refused to deal withforeign ships or nations.Sailors shipwrecked onthe Japanese islands were treated harshly andoften imprisoned.Passing vessels were refusedfood，water,and other provisions.With a goal toright these wrongs and to open Japan to trade，in 1853.the United States sent its most capableman，Admiral Matthew Perry.and four warshipsto open Japan to the rest of the world.Theconsequences of those actions are still being felttoday. In the seventeenth century.the Japanese hadopened their doors briefly to the Dutch andallowed a trading station and Christian enclavein Nagasaki.Guns were imported as part of thistrade.and they were one of the reasons for a greatupheaval that engulfed Japan for many decades，as a civil war raged between powerful shoguns，or warlords. Finally,Tokugawa emerged as thevictor and claimed the lordship of Japan. Duringthese upheavals，the emperor and his family hadstood by wielding no power and existed merelyas a figurehead.　　……