2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版
新东方高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法(乱序版)List 21- 40
33 N 入口 入场 入学许可
34 N 人行道
35 N 记录 登记簿 v 登记 注册
36 Adj 积极的 主动的
37 Adj 可靠的
词汇 list-21 英文Ⓐ
英文Ⓑ
英文Ⓒ
13 Adj 晚的 迟的 adv 晚 迟
14 N 翻译员 口译人员
15 Pron 没人 人人
16 N 港口
17 V 谈话 议论 n 谈话 会谈 演讲
18 Prep 在..... 以前 adv 以前 conj 在....以前
19 Adj 野生的 20 adj 危险的 21 Adj 暂时的 临时性的
22 Vt 比较 对照
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1 N 地方 处所 vt 安置 放置
2 Adj 有能力的 有才干的 有本事的
3 Adv 实的 正确的
6 Adj 重大的 生死攸关的 7 Adj 本土的 本国的 8 N 包裹 9 N 材质 原料 物质
10 Adj 很可能的
11 Adj 多云的 阴天的 12 N 体系 系统
23 Vt 密谋 n 情节
24 N 休息 剩余的部分 其余的人和物 vi 休息 歇息 25 Adj 无止境的 没完没了的
26 Vt 打字 用打字机打出
27 V/n 担忧
28 Adj 初级的 年少的
29 N 对话
30 N 秒 num 第二 adj 二等的
31 n/v 妒忌 羡慕
32 Pron 每件事 一切 所有的东西
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版摘要：一、引言二、高中英语词汇的重要性三、词根+联想记忆法的优势四、乱序版的学习方法五、结论正文：一、引言英语学习一直以来都是高中阶段的重要课程，而词汇则是英语学习的基石。
在高中英语学习中，掌握足够的词汇量对于提高英语水平具有重要意义。
那么，如何才能更有效地学习高中英语词汇呢？本文将介绍一种高效的学习方法——词根+联想记忆法乱序版。
二、高中英语词汇的重要性高中英语词汇是英语学习的基础，直接影响着学生听、说、读、写等方面的能力。
高考对词汇量的要求较高，因此，掌握足够的词汇对于高中学生来说至关重要。
三、词根+联想记忆法的优势词根+联想记忆法是一种以词根为基础，通过将词汇与生活中的实际场景、事物等进行联想，从而达到快速记忆的目的。
这种方法具有以下优势：1.提高记忆效果：词根+联想记忆法通过将词汇与生活场景、事物等联系起来，使词汇记忆更加形象生动，提高记忆效果。
2.扩大词汇量：通过对词根的深入理解，学生可以轻松地掌握更多相关词汇，从而扩大词汇量。
3.提高阅读理解能力：掌握大量词汇有助于提高阅读理解能力，使学生在阅读英语文章时更加游刃有余。
四、乱序版的学习方法乱序版词根+联想记忆法与其他版本的学习方法有所不同。
它采用乱序的方式编排词汇，使学生在学习过程中更加注重词汇的词根和词义。
以下是乱序版的学习方法：1.先学习词根：将词汇按照词根进行分类，逐个学习词根的词义、用法和衍生词汇。
2.联想记忆：在学习词根的基础上，通过将词汇与生活场景、事物等进行联想，加深对词汇的记忆。
3.巩固复习：通过定期复习，巩固已学词汇，确保词汇记忆更加牢固。
五、结论总之，词根+联想记忆法乱序版是一种高效的学习高中英语词汇的方法。
通过乱序版的学习方法，学生可以更加注重词汇的词根和词义，提高记忆效果，扩大词汇量，从而提高英语水平。
高中英语词汇词根 联想记忆法(乱序版)
高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法（乱序版）导语在学习英语词汇时，词根是一种非常重要的记忆方式。
词根是词汇的基础部分，通过学习词根，我们可以轻松地记忆和理解大量的词汇。
本篇文章将介绍一种高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法，通过在词根之间进行联想，帮助我们更好地掌握词汇。
前言英语词汇中很多词都有相同或相似的词根，我们可以通过这些词根来联想记忆词汇的意思。
英语词根往往来自于希腊语和拉丁语，它们具有相对固定的意义，因此可以帮助我们记忆词汇的含义和用法。
在这篇文章中，我们将介绍一种乱序版的联想记忆法，通过在词根之间进行联想，来帮助记忆词汇。
正文1. -dict-（说，讲）•predict（v. 预测）：预测未来的事情时，要做的是“说在前面”，即提前说出自己的预测。
•contradict（v. 反驳）：反驳别人的观点时，要做的是“说反面”，即提出相反的意见。
2. -aud-（听）•audience（n. 观众）：观众是前去观看和聆听演出的人，他们懂得欣赏并善于“听”。
•audition（n. 试听）：试听是为了展示自己的“听力”和音乐才能。
3. -graph-（写）•biography（n. 传记）：传记是关于某个人一生经历的“写作”。
•autobiography（n. 自传）：自传是一个人亲自“写”的关于自己的故事。
4. -bi-（二）•bilingual（adj. 双语的）：双语的意思是同时具备两种语言“能力”的。
•bicycle（n. 自行车）：自行车是一种靠两个轮子驱动的交通工具。
5. -port-（携带，运输）•transport（v. 运输）：运输是把货物从一个地方“携带”到另一个地方的过程。
•export（v. 出口）：出口是把商品“运出”国家，销售到其他国家的行为。
6. -therm-（热）•thermal（adj. 热的）：热的意思是物体内部分子运动剧烈，“发热”的状态。
•thermometer（n. 温度计）：温度计是用来测量物体温度的仪器。
高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法：乱序版 中文
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2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版摘要：I.引言- 介绍高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版- 阐述本书对于高中英语学习的重要性II.高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版的特点- 乱序编排，便于坚持背诵- 采用词根联想记忆法，提高记忆效率- 配备漫画插图，增强学习趣味性- 丰富的词汇搭配用法及近义词辨析III.高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版的使用方法- 建议的学习步骤- 结合例句、高考考点、用法精讲等多方面内容，全方位掌握单词IV.高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版对高中英语学习的影响- 提高词汇量，迎战高考- 有助于提高英语成绩V.结论- 总结高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版的特点与优势- 强调其在高中英语学习中的重要性正文：【引言】在高中英语学习过程中，掌握大量的词汇是提高英语水平的关键。
为了帮助学生们更好地记忆单词，俞敏洪编写了高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版一书。
本书以词根联想记忆法为主，通过乱序编排，使学生们能够更轻松地坚持背诵，提高学习效率。
【高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版的特点】高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版的特点主要体现在其乱序编排、词根联想记忆法、漫画插图以及丰富的词汇搭配用法和近义词辨析等方面。
首先，乱序编排使得单词的排列不再按照字母顺序，而是根据词根、词义等进行乱序排列。
这样的设计有助于学生们在背诵过程中不断遇到新的单词，从而降低了对某一个单词的熟悉度，使得学生们更容易记住新的单词。
其次，词根联想记忆法是一种通过将单词的词根与其他词汇进行联想，从而达到记忆的目的的方法。
这种方法能够提高学生们记忆单词的效率，使得单词的记忆过程更加轻松有趣。
此外，书中还配备了大量的漫画插图，这些插图既能够为学生们提供轻松的学习氛围，又能够通过生动的图片帮助学生们更好地记忆单词。
最后，书中丰富的词汇搭配用法和近义词辨析能够帮助学生们全面掌握单词，提高词汇运用能力。
【高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版的使用方法】要充分利用高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版，学生们可以按照以下步骤进行学习：首先，通过乱序编排的单词表，找到自己最陌生的单词，进行初步的记忆；其次，结合词根联想记忆法，将单词的词根与其他词汇进行联想，形成一个词汇网络，从而更好地记忆单词；然后，参考书中的例句、高考考点、用法精讲等内容，对单词进行全面的了解，掌握单词的用法；最后，通过不断的复习，巩固所学单词，提高词汇量。
高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版(1-20)
N（pl）祝贺
congratulation
Adj值钱的；贵重的
valuable
Adj灰色的；灰白的
grey
V保护
protect
N文学
literature
Adj年长的；资深的；高年级的‘N上级；长辈；高年级学生
senior
Adj忙碌的
busy
Adj不同的；有差异的
different
N公民；市民
challenge
N形势；状况
situation
Adj非凡的；非常的
extraordinary
N霜
frost
Vt使确信；使信服
convince
Vt使震惊n震动；冲击
shock
Adj轻微的；细小的
slight
Adj不公平的；不公正的
unfair
prep.在….上；在…时候；在…地方；关于adv.继续
on
wander
N注意；意见；打算；想法
idea
V分类，挑选n种类；类别
sort
N叫；电话v称呼；呼唤；给.....电话
call
Adv怎样；如何；多么
how
Adj早的；早期的adv早；在早期
early
Adj独立的；有主见的
independent
V解雇；解散
dismiss
Adj满意的；n内容；含量
content
else
N击；打击v吹（气）；刮风
blow
Adj乱七八糟的
messy
Adj宽的；宽阔的；广泛的
wide
N边缘
edge
N.高兴；愉快
pleasure
N.衣领
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版【实用版】目录1.高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的背景和意义2.高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的主要内容3.高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的优势和应用4.高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的资源和获取途径5.高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的效果和影响正文高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法是针对高中阶段英语词汇学习而研发的一种记忆方法。
它结合了词根词缀记忆法和联想记忆法，通过对单词的词根词缀进行分析，以及将单词与生活中的实际情景进行联想，从而帮助学生更高效地记忆单词。
高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的主要内容分为两部分。
第一部分是词根词缀记忆法，它通过分析单词的词根词缀，让学生理解单词的来源和含义，从而更好地记忆单词。
第二部分是联想记忆法，它通过将单词与生活中的实际情景进行联想，帮助学生将单词记忆得更加生动和深刻。
高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的优势在于它能够提高学生的记忆效率，使学生能够在较短的时间内记忆大量的单词。
同时，它也能够帮助学生更好地理解单词的含义和用法，从而提高学生的英语水平。
目前，高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法已经广泛应用于高中英语教学中，并且受到了广大师生的欢迎。
对于学生来说，它可以帮助他们更好地记忆单词，提高英语水平；对于教师来说，它可以帮助他们更好地进行教学，提高教学效果。
高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的资源和获取途径有很多。
学生可以通过购买相关的书籍和资料，或者通过网络搜索和下载相关的学习资源来获取高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的相关内容。
同时，学生也可以通过参加相关的培训课程和活动，以及与老师和同学进行交流和讨论，来学习和掌握高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的方法和技巧。
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版
2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Yo, kids! Are you ready to dive into the fascinating world of English vocabulary? Buckle up because today, we're going to explore word roots and some cool memory tricks that'll make learning new words a breeze! But here's the twist – we're gonna mix things up and present everything in a random order, just to keep things interesting!First things first, let's talk about word roots. These are like the building blocks of words, and they can help you crack the code of even the toughest vocabulary. For instance, the root "bio" means "life." So, words like "biology" and "biodiversity" are all about living things. Pretty neat, right?Now, let's mix it up with some memory tricks! One of my favorites is the "silly story" technique. Imagine you're trying to remember the word "caterpillar." You could create a silly story about a cat that loves to pilfer (steal) things. The weirder the story, the better it'll stick in your mind!Speaking of weird, how about the word "arachnid"? It's a fancy term for spiders and their creepy-crawly relatives. To remember this one, you could picture a giant spider wearing a rach (short for parachute) on its back. Bizarre? Absolutely! But that's what makes it so memorable.Alright, back to word roots! Let's look at "geo," which means "earth." Words like "geography" and "geology" are all about our planet. To help you remember this root, imagine a goofy-looking Earth character dancing around and singing, "Geo, geo, it's all about me-o!"Now, for another memory trick: visualization! Let's say you're trying to learn the word "ameliorate," which means "to make better." You could imagine a friendly little guy named Mel who goes around improving things. Whenever you see the word "ameliorate," you'll picture Mel doing his magic.Time for another word root: "chron," which means "time." Words like "chronology" and "chronometer" are all about measuring or tracking time. To remember this one, you could imagine a friendly little clock named Chron who's always punctual and keeps everyone on schedule.Alright, let's mix it up again with a memory trick called "acronyms." Let's say you're trying to remember the word"equanimity," which means "calmness or composure." You could create an acronym like "Every Queen Ultimately Admires Numerous Intriguing Mindful Interludes Towards Yoga." Wacky? Sure, but it works!Back to word roots, we've got "phil," which means "love." Words like "philosophy" and "philanthropist" are all about loving something (in this case, wisdom and helping others). To remember this one, you could picture a friendly little guy named Phil who's always spreading love and hugs wherever he goes.Now, for a memory trick called "rhyming." Let's say you're trying to learn the word "indefatigable," which means "tireless or persistent." You could make up a silly rhyme like, "An indefatigable cat, sat on a mat, and wouldn't budge, not even a smidge!"Last but not least, let's talk about the root "path," which means "feeling or suffering." Words like "pathetic" and "empathy" are all about emotions or experiences. To remember this one, you could imagine a little guy named Pathy who's always feeling all the feels, whether he's happy, sad, or somewhere in between.And there you have it, kids! A wild ride through word roots and memory tricks, all jumbled up in a random order. But trustme, the more you practice these techniques, the easier it'll be to remember all those tricky English words. So, keep exploring, keep having fun, and keep expanding your vocabulary!篇2Howdy, friends! Are you ready to embark on a magical journey through the land of words? Today, we're going to explore the secret powers of word roots and learn a super-duper way to remember tricky English words. But before we dive in, let me introduce myself – I'm your friendly word wizard, and my mission is to make learning fun and easy-peasy!Now, let's start with a riddle: What do "tele" and "scope" have in common? Well, they're both word roots that come from Greek! "Tele" means "far away," and "scope" means "to look at." Put them together, and you get "telescope" – a nifty device that lets you see things far away. Pretty cool, right?But wait, there's more! Did you know that word roots can help you unlock the meanings of countless English words? It's like having a secret decoder ring that gives you superpowers over the language. And the best part? You can use these roots to create your own memory tricks, making it a breeze to remember even the trickiest words.Let's try it out with a silly example: "Hydro" means water, and "phobia" means fear. So, if someone has "hydrophobia," they must be afraid of water! Imagine a person screaming and running away from a tiny puddle – it's hilarious, right? But now you'll never forget what "hydrophobia" means!Alright, word warriors, it's time to dive into some more word roots and their meanings:"Bio" means life (like in biology)"Geo" means earth (like in geography)"Photo" means light (like in photograph)"Chrono" means time (like in chronology)"Thermo" means heat (like in thermometer)See how these little root words can give you clues about the bigger words they're a part of? It's like having a secret code that unlocks the mysteries of the English language!Now, let's get creative and come up with some wacky memory tricks. For example, to remember "biography," imagine a tiny person writing a book about their life on a giant leaf. Or, for "geography," picture a goofy giraffe wearing a globe as a hat. The sillier the image, the better it'll stick in your mind!But wait, there's more! We can also use word roots to help us remember tricky spellings. For instance, the word "receive" has that pesky "ei" combo that trips up many writers. But what if we connect it to the root "ceive," which means "to take"? Suddenly, it's easier to remember that "receive" means "to take in."And let's not forget about those tricky homophones – words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. Take "buy" and "by," for example. To remember which one means "to purchase," think of the root "bury" (which means to put something underground). Imagine burying your money when you "buy" something – it'll help you remember the correct spelling!Phew, that was a lot of word root magic! But don't worry; we're just getting started. There are tons more roots to explore, and each one opens up a whole new world of words and memory tricks.So, what do you say, word warriors? Are you ready to continue our adventure and become true masters of the English language? Remember, with word roots and a sprinkle of imagination, you can conquer any word that comes your way. Let's keep exploring, creating silly memory tricks, and having a blast while we learn!篇3Yo, kids! Are you ready to become a vocab ninja? Learning new words can be a real brain-buster, but I've got a secret weapon to make it way easier - word roots and memory tricks! Just imagine all the high-fives you'll get from your English teachers when you start slaying those vocab quizzes.Let's start with some classic roots that pop up all over the place. How about "bio" which means life? You've got words like "biology" (the study of living things), "biography" (the story of someone's life), and even "antibiotic" (something that kills life...in this case, harmful bacteria). To remember this one, just think of a bio-dome - a cool place filled with all kinds of living plants and critters!Another big root is "chron" which relates to time. Get it? It sounds like "chrome" which makes me think of that shiny metal used to trim cars. "Chronology" means the order of time, while "chronicle" is a time-based story. Picture a robot made of chrome recording everything that happens - that's a chronicle!How about getting "geo" down pat? It means earth or ground. "Geography" is pretty obvious - the study of the earth's landscapes and features. But did you know "geometry" alsocomes from this root? The ancient Greeks used "geo" for anything relating to measurement and shapes on theground/earth. Just imagine a geologist (earth scientist) carefully measuring the ground. Geometry = measuring theearth/ground!Feeling those roots sink in yet? Let's add some prefixes and suffixes to level up. The prefix "mis" means wrong or bad. So "misbehave" is act badly, while "misunderstand" means to get something wrong. For this one, think of a mischievous kid who keeps misunderstanding what they're told and getting into trouble!On the flip side, we've got the prefix "ben" meaning good. Pretty straightforward, right? "Benevolent" is someone wanting to do good, while "beneficiary" is someone benefitting or getting good things. Picture a smiley-face named Ben who's always doing nice things for others.Finally, let's look at the suffix "ology" which means "the study of." You've got words like biology, psychology, anthropology. To remember this one, just think of a college dorm room filled with piles of dusty old books - the tools used to seriously study something!That's just a taste of some of the most common and useful word roots from 2021. But simply memorizing the meanings won't cut it - you need to make those roots stick in your brain. That's where creating goofy memory pictures comes in!For example, let's say you're trying to learn the root "aud" which means to hear. You could picture a loud-mouthed audition where singers are practically deafening the judges with their audible, ear-splitting vocals. An audience of people with massive ears is howling with a mix of delight and pain. Weird and silly, but you're sure not to forget "aud" = hear, right?Or what about "vita" meaning life? Picture a vital (absolutely necessary) bottle of vitamin water. A person takes a sip and suddenly explodes with energy, running laps around the couch while their family stares in shock. Life, baby!The key is making those memory pictures as ridiculous and over-the-top as possible. Sure, you might look a little crazy miming them out, but that's how you'll burn those vocabulary meanings into your noggin for good.You can get creative with this technique for any vocab word, not just roots. Take "quintessential" for example, which means representing the most perfect example of something. Just picture a queen holding up five (quint) essentials like a crown,scepter, and priceless jewels. She's the quintessential definition of royalty!Or "plethora" meaning an excessive amount. Imagine a planet (pleth sounds like planet) that's absolutely covered, drowning in a plethora of thoras - weird little creatures that keep multiplying like crazy tribbles from Star Trek!The sillier and more absurd you can make your memory pictures, the better you'll be able to retrieve the vocab meanings when it counts. Don't be afraid to get wacky with it - I'm talking singing armadillo historians, dancing calculator bodybuilders, whatever your hilarious brain can dream up.Who knows, you might even find learning new vocabulary words is...wait for it...fun! Okay, maybe that's taking it too far. But it'll definitely be a whole lot more bearable with your new secret memory powers. You'll be the envy of the classroom, scoring mad points with teachers and looking like an absolute brainiac.So go forth, young grasshoppers, and start building your crazy vocab memory palaces. Whether you're tackling biology terms, literary devices, or just random whacky words, get those visuals rolling. You've got this!That's all from me for now. Catch you on the flip side, my vocabulary-spitting friends! Laters!篇4Once Upon a Wordy Time: A Mega Memory QuestHey there, word explorers! Are you ready for an epic adventure into the enchanting realm of words? Buckle up because today, we're embarking on a mind-boggling journey through the 2021 high school English vocabulary list. But wait, we're not just going to memorize boring words – oh no, no, no! We're going to unlock the secrets of word roots and craft unforgettable memory tricks that'll make learning feel like a super fun game!Now, let's start with a bang! Have you ever heard of the root "bio"? It's like a magic wand that brings words related to life to life! For instance, "biology" is the study of living things, and "biography" is the story of someone's life. Pretty cool, right? To help you remember this root, imagine a tiny bio-robot dancing and singing, "I love all things alive!"Next up, we have the root "geo," which is all about the Earth and everything related to our planet. Words like "geography" (the study of Earth's lands and features) and "geology" (the studyof rocks and minerals) are part of this rootastic family. Picture a goofy geo-nerd hugging a giant globe, and you'll never forget this root!Speaking of roots, how about "chron"? It's all about time, baby! "Chronology" means the order of events, and a "chronicle" is a record of events in order of time. To help you remember this one, imagine a talking clock with a crown (get it, "chron"?) that shouts out the time every hour. Hilarious and unforgettable!Now, let's take a break from roots and dive into some wacky word associations. Have you ever heard of the word "ambiguous"? It means something that's unclear or has multiple meanings. To remember this tricky word, think of a mischievous ambush of iguanas sneaking up on you, leaving you confused and scratching your head!Or what about "precarious"? It means something that's unstable or risky. Imagine a precariously balanced car on top of a rickety old tree branch. That mental image is sure to stick in your mind forever!But wait, there's more! Get ready for a real mind-bender: "ubiquitous." This monster of a word means something that's everywhere or found in many places. Picture a cute littleubiquitous bunny hopping around, popping up everywhere you look – in your backyard, your bedroom, even your lunchbox!Phew, that was a lot of wordventures, wasn't it? But don't worry, we're just getting started. There are so many more word roots, prefixes, and suffixes to explore, each with its own unique memory trick. Just remember, the sillier the association, the better you'll remember it!So, what are you waiting for? Grab your wordly weapons (pens, notebooks, and a vivid imagination) and let's conquer this vocabulary quest together. Who knows, by the end of this epic journey, you might just become the ultimate word wizard!篇5Let's Learn English Words with Superpowers!Hi everyone! I'm Super Smarty, your English word superhero! Today, I'm going to teach you some really cool tricks to remember English words. Are you ready? Let's go!Word Power with RootsWords have secret powers called "roots." These roots help us understand the meaning of different words. Let's discover some word roots from 2021 high school English!Bio: This root means "life." For example, "biology" is the study of life. Imagine a book full of interesting stories about all the living things on Earth!Chrono: This root means "time." "Chronological" means putting things in order of time. Picture a magical clock that can organize your day perfectly!Graph: This root means "to write" or "to draw." "Autograph" means writing your name by yourself. Imagine having a special pen that can draw anything you imagine!Mega: This root means "huge" or "big." "Megastar" is someone who is a really big star. Picture yourself as a famous singer performing in front of thousands of fans!Unleash the Power of ImaginationNow that we know some word roots, let's use our imagination to create magical pictures in our minds! This will help us remember the meanings of words easily.Picture abiographybook with a funny cartoon character on the cover. Inside, you'll find exciting stories about the adventures of different animals and plants.Imagine achronometer(a fancy word for a stopwatch) with wings. It can fly and help you manage your time effectively. You'll never be late for school or your favorite activities!Visualize agraphitepencil that can draw pictures that come to life. You can draw a rocket and blast off to explore the universe or a magical castle filled with talking animals!Close your eyes and imagine yourself as amegasuperhero. You're wearing a shiny costume and using your superpowers to save the world. People cheer for you wherever you go!Memory GamesLet's play a memory game to make learning more fun! I'll say a word, and you have to remember its meaning and the magical picture we created together. Are you ready? Here we go!Biology: The study of life. Picture a book with stories about animals and plants.Chronological: Putting things in order of time. Imagine a flying stopwatch helping you manage your schedule.Autograph: Writing your name by yourself. Visualize a special pen that can draw anything you imagine.Megastar: Someone who is a really big star. Close your eyes and see yourself as a famous singer performing in front of thousands of fans!Wow, you did an amazing job! Learning English words with imagination and memory games can be so much fun. Keep practicing and using your superpowers to become an English word superhero too!That's all for today, my little language learners. Remember, with the power of words, you can do anything! See you next time, superheroes-in-training!Yours,Super SmartyP.S. Don't forget to tell your friends about our word adventures. The more, the merrier!篇6Yo, kids! Are you ready to become a vocabulary master? Today, we're going to explore the magical world of word roots and how to remember them using some crazy cool memory tricks! Buckle up because this ride is about to get wild!First up, let's talk about the root "port." Now, I know what you're thinking, "Port? Like a seaport?" Exactly! This root means "to carry" or "to bear." So, words like "import" (to carry in) and "export" (to carry out) have this nifty little root tucked inside. To remember "port," picture a strong guy carrying a heavy suitcase through a port. He's literally porting that luggage!Next, we have the root "aud," which means "to hear." Pretty straightforward, right? Words like "audible" (able to be heard) and "audience" (a group of people listening) contain this root. To memorize "aud," imagine a big ear with arms and legs doing a silly dance. Whenever you hear the word "aud," picture that goofy ear grooving to the beat!Now, let's dive into the root "geo," which means "earth" or "land." Geography, geology, and geometry all have this root hiding inside. To remember "geo," think of a giant, friendly giraffe munching on leaves from a tree. The giraffe's name? Geo, of course! Whenever you see words with "geo," just picture that lovable giraffe chowing down.Moving on, we have the root "spec," which means "to look" or "to see." Words like "spectacle" (something worth watching) and "inspect" (to look closely at) contain this root. To memorize "spec," imagine a pair of googly eyes perched on a stick,constantly looking around and seeing everything. Those silly eyes will help you remember "spec" means "to see."Alright, let's mix things up a bit! How about the root "dic," which means "to say" or "to speak." Words like "dictate" (to say aloud) and "dictionary" (a book of words and their meanings) have this root inside. To remember "dic," picture a talking duck waddling around and quacking out words. Whenever you see a word with "dic," just think of that chatty little duck!Next up, we have the root "scrib/script," which means "to write." Words like "scribble" (to write carelessly) and "manuscript" (a handwritten or typed document) contain this root. To memorize "scrib/script," imagine a cute little crab holding a pencil and furiously scribbling on a piece of paper. That image of the crab scribbling will help you remember this root!Alright, let's keep this train rolling with the root "ject," which means "to throw." Words like "project" (to throw forth) and "eject" (to throw out) have this root tucked away. To remember "ject," picture a jackalope (a mythical creature that's half jack rabbit, half antelope) throwing a bunch of carrots at you. That silly image of a jackalope jecting carrots will stick in your mind!Moving on, we have the root "bio," which means "life." Words like "biology" (the study of living things) and "biography" (the story of someone's life) contain this root. To memorize "bio," imagine a big, buff bodybuilder flexing his muscles and shouting, "Bio power!" That mental picture of a muscular bio dude will help you remember this root is all about life.Alright, let's keep things interesting with the root "mort," which means "death." Now, I know what you're thinking, "Mort? That's a bit morbid!" But don't worry, we'll make it fun! Words like "immortal" (living forever) and "mortal" (subject to death) have this root inside. To remember "mort," picture a silly little ghost named Mort floating around and saying, "Boo! I'm the ghost of death!" Whenever you see a word with "mort," just think of that goofy ghost, and you'll have it locked down.Finally, let's tackle the root "ped," which means "foot" or "child." Words like "pedal" (a foot-operated lever) and "pedometer" (a device that counts steps) contain this root. To memorize "ped," imagine a baby with giant feet waddling around and leaving huge footprints everywhere. That image of a little ped with big feet will help you remember this root!Phew, that was a wild ride, wasn't it? But don't worry; we're not done yet! Now that you know all these awesome word roots,let's put them together in some crazy sentences to really cement them in your memory.Ready? Here we go:A jackalope was jecting carrots at a talking duck, who was quacking out words from the dictionary while a pair of googly eyes perched on a stick inspected the spectacle. Meanwhile, a muscular bio dude shouted, "Bio power!" as a cute little crab furiously scribbled on a manuscript. Suddenly, a goofy ghost named Mort floated in, booing, "I'm the ghost of death!" But a baby with giant feet waddled over and left huge footprints all over Mort, making him disappear. Then, a strong guy carrying a heavy suitcase through a port dropped the luggage on a big ear with arms and legs, who started dancing to the beat. Finally, a friendly giraffe named Geo munched on leaves from a tree, watching the whole crazy scene unfold.Woah, that was a wild adventure, wasn't it? But I bet you'll never forget those word roots and their meanings now! Just picture all those silly images in your mind whenever you come across those roots, and you'll be a vocabulary master in no time.So, there you have it, kids! The magical world of word roots and some wacky memory tricks to help you remember them. Keep practicing, and you'll be dazzling your friends and teacherswith your impressive vocabulary skills. Happy learning, and remember, make it fun and silly – that's the key to success!。
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2021高中英语词汇词根+联想记忆法乱序版
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5.高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版的评价和建议
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一、高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法的背景和意义
随着全球化的发展和国际交流的加强，英语作为世界上使用最广泛的语言之一，在我国的地位和作用日益凸显。
高中阶段是学习英语的关键时期，词汇的掌握程度直接影响到学生的英语水平和未来发展。
因此，如何有效地学习和记忆高中英语词汇，成为广大师生关注的问题。
词根联想记忆法是一种通过词根、词缀和词义的联想来记忆单词的方法。
它将单词分解为词根和词缀，利用词根和词缀的意义来推导单词的意义，从而帮助学生更好地记忆和理解单词。
此外，词根联想记忆法还可以提高学生的语言表达能力和阅读理解能力，使学生在学习英语的过程中更加得心应手。
二、高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版的特点
《高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版》是俞敏洪编写的一本英语词汇学习书籍。
本书最大的特点是采用乱序编排，打破了传统词汇书籍的顺序，使学生在记忆单词的过程中不容易产生疲劳，提高了学习效率。
同时，书中的词根联想记忆法可以帮助学生更好地理解和记忆单词，使学生在掌握词汇的同时，也能提高语言表达和阅读理解能力。
三、高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版的内容
《高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版》共收录了约 3500 个词汇，涵盖了教育部最新版考试大纲要求的全部词汇。
书中采用词根联想记忆法，将单词分解为词根和词缀，利用词根和词缀的意义来推导单词的意义。
同时，书中还配有诙谐幽默的漫画插图，帮助考生找到高效背单词的途径。
四、高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版的应用和效果
《高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版》的出版受到了广大师生的欢迎，许多学校和培训机构将其作为辅助教学资料。
学生在使用本书后，普遍反映学习效果显著，词汇量明显提高。
此外，书中的词根联想记忆法不仅能帮助学生记忆单词，还能提高学生的语言表达和阅读理解能力，使学
生在学习英语的过程中更加得心应手。
五、高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版的评价和建议
总体来说，《高中英语词汇词根联想记忆法乱序版》是一本非常适合
高中生学习英语词汇的书籍。
书中的词根联想记忆法有助于提高学生的学
习效率，乱序编排使学生在记忆单词的过程中不容易产生疲劳。